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,,oo, ordinary 9l3.IOI Low Middng. .... 10 PIP
etrct C;ogl Ordinary go Mtdd1ng Nv w.

strct Cool Ordinary go Middng ........'lo lo.lo
fairy acye end Gof.F iieaay st sSs Prices
June i[29@i$i July lt$a9 &crob AHsp rs
No7embcr 1861 pecem6er 1860 1872 }anq11 I hSr
II i0a liz Marke. closing steady Transferable notices.
ll FIHouR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Mar stu rules heavy
and IN buyers favor with in Instances si{1 GeGg Ss
ncss trado export mainly IN Low Grades SaSs SoS
b which 1000 ob 20 we te for ms52 a. q 4oss
zoo 6Ols sSgefpo e $40 b5 dy Mi Extra
99s Fpe 81 o b 81 o w ERHv& Wheat
manly within the range Of So 70G&4 IS Quotations
Fine - 59S2 9O SGpeF4 qf4 tate Is CO 81 CO. Good
Fancy do G59s6 OO Common 70 Good Extra e' FAN
Ezra Ohio s. @S O0 Good % et6 ~ Good 20 choice
g &c., 9 2Ts M Ef1Te "a o. stsas =
3 so Patent 50 4G0s6 30 BAKERS Extra - 3SS$6 ~ oo ~
= Good Sh9es q S'GtS nv 20 Mi fnien ESTa
for W West Inies 20 6os5 o south American s. 0S
% o. Market closing dun soVdEakSS h ICON Com
mon TO God Extra at SO 6S4 85 Good TO Choice - 90
steady wtG aSI 4e Fe iTfeT f for
ehoice 'c0RS Mai dun. Yellow Western $50
n HE&T~Mafket opened IA ac better with
acons on speculative account Subsequently The advance
was lot and e maTSe o G9sSn H u @ 600 bush CASH
including No free on board IRON iTCrg nee
g e arrive oGT s on the aan9 Posted No. Red
a ia t" No lied Sc No Red d964c in ee
yaor 10 Red 81 6oaG$l Of store q o. T. free o9 on
y G$o deiveTed from elevator No Red g III to arrive
j is delivered No Red seller July 81 o. ,sq$ Oi p
m ST O5i4 do seller September 81 0lsds1 O42 closing
AT T Oia do October 81 o. 7s0Sl O. closing 81 70
10 seller lecpmber ri O8LaHSl OS34 closing Fl 0o4.-K1
Market very frm with fair export demand Sales 800
busn no Western at lie in elevator; OuO buS1 REJECT
ed at G6iqc 10000 bush Canada, 76G152ci 5000 bush
state, 76c. 73l2c BID for 10 western 10 a n cost
som FARLEY MALT-Dul. Two Rowed state. 20 Sc
Sly Rowed do sOaSGe Canada SOC dSl 90 cash ana time
CORN-Market trtde better with lieht trade Tor ex
port and home and moderate business on &C
sales COS OOO bush future, 900 bush cash. including
steamer Mixed at 81 'c No G]e in sIegatoT &c
63i.ci do seller July, G3lsdGSl.c, closing O3 Sci do
seller August GIL 065sc. closing l2e do seller sep
tember a CSC. closing etc.,. OAIS-Market duI
prices decided change closing steady sales 29GO
busu future, $4,000 bush. cash, Including NO nlNed
at SIC; p 81 40 in elevator ~ &c delivered 5's 10
fret ht and insurance No gtoieG 5sc 20;
9 White $50: No 2, 3sa4d39o No. quoted 4lc.; MHed
western $50 soc: White do 392i .3ac White state,
al Ollie No Mixed seller June 377sc closing al ~ ci
do seller July 374c, closing - 'sc.-..-FAED-Wlthous
decided change. 49, ,...-. -,,,,
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
SUSTAINING THE RTY-DENoUNCING THE
TRAITORS.
Mr.. BLAINE THE EMBODIMENT or AMERICAN
IDEAS.

fo me Edftor Of The Tribune
Sir: IL does not seem possible that few
papers assuming to be representatives OF American
journalism can 30 far forget mission as 70 think that
for them TO whsl broadcast their invcctives OF un-
meuted censure will have any effect In bepting the
greatest statesman o. America
Tadmre tbs TRIBUNE for its aielity TO the Republican
party more particularly at this iuneture when so-caed
Republican papers have divorced themselves from inc
true spirit OF American loyalty. They have assumed
position Of antagOnsm "a America1 ideas - eDpc ~
James q. Blaua I shall hsneefo.th lopd up0h Ihb
TRInsSE as the only true exponent 81 American sHnlf
mrut I, Is MAN1-AN""Lt"
Jersey Ctr June 10, 1884.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW-1OFk, JUNO t.
No feature was developed by the petroleum
speculation which was duh aud heavy all day. The eI
IRENE range fluctuations less than cent, and after
swinging around II MOST OF the day sharp attack
by the traders the close carried pices down
tO 70l2 cents. 4 he market GUIDED weak.
The range Of prices aud the total dealings were as FOL-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19

Tie clearances Bradford 2562 900 barrels, arc
in Oil City $4,000 barrels.
There no change II refined oil.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rrRoppAN FINANCIAL Markets

rovpoy lime ls-l2;sDp m-Atsntc and Great western
First Morlgage Trustecs' Certificates 81 10 seconu
cage Y; Erie COnsols 5Ghs Newl OIk Cent
Pennsylvania j44 Meuean Ordinary, 1884 CANADIAN racn'
M Paris aIvcea quote Three Per Cent Rentes at IS
francs confines for the account.
An m-COusos 80 1916 for money and 80 l6'l6 lot lto
account; Atlantic and Great Western FIRST M0rgage
tees Certificates, 3d. Nev.YOr& Central lo4s heAc"n
3I o. m The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the BANK
Of En- Gland on balance today 100000 all for shipment TO
New-YOTk. 49,. ,,o,;ro % Id
india Council bills allotted to-day at decline OF '
per rupee. o.. ,,.-.o. =. 7e franc.
80 u confines for the account ana eIchHuSe oh iO'" %
francs 20 confines for checks
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MINES AND MINING.
cALESAF TIE NEW-YORI AIyIY5 STCHiNGE
EEw-YORG. June Is, 1884
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 1s.
TIE GENERAL LIST.

Actual Sales Closing
prices.
- - = Shares
Ndm~ or,g Ho,t Iow't Final. Bid. lAsk'dI Sold.
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Society Severely sno,Lc,
ADVENTUROUS CGREER or "Iugp ARrn.-po,


ADVENTUROUS CAREER or "IuRp ARrg,-ROxRv-
o1HERN TSE ". 4. NANIIKR.
Tho New York Hol,d SAYS h..-h .sn.icfv i, tb,r
city has received severe shock In the discovery
that young man who was indarscd by Lord Nan
deNille rs the genuine Lord An,rcr1mby Is no lort
at all, but plain 0lebC.an. uanled Waiter Adams
Mayhem, whose career In this country has l,r,n an
adventurous one AIlIdiag 10 the discover, "a,
world SAYS N Dung NaA hc~s carver IA This ,,ir,-
has been che kered one lie has slept h.r.,!h
tllc r'Nis OF some OF the most Ealatitl tfar- IA
TINS Clly a Wei a. IN DARK ceiI iu az IpI.- a.,
mas eaten The hes; that money could lGs and las,
Know n what II WIS 10 80 % ted hgnrlN. ne h4z
rested upon thr >pTtt'SI uf tgi,ues ana lbs r.t4
DOWN tired ana sleepy on hard bench IN battery
PARK In Gib"r case he alW 9ys maintained Ms,
Out" ara appearance ~ E'lst 'luan and never
lost 'rnnirHc" IN himself Hr On pk II ara tArr,s
ol about Eco wear. but with h- love Tor u, r.-J
peaSGfNas thai money can puTC na~r Ap lar - ,ttird
Fla pockct-hUoN When be Received a SUNNY Z
tuDdr from England hf lei tCal uCr. liz WOULD
soon Jet ria 81 his money and ,hta would bon "
nom his friends or I've uTua the money furnished
INN by his acquain'lrcr> ~" was a. ~ a.-,rE
over women a. he WAS IN other mate ~ aud e v a
OWING 10 ais long list If l,laRic utynls taAt DE- t.
into his present Trouble Nvr. II ~ isr i.- srf
cscaplde he might have lived in b--u Di.~-,ir.f =
ana have continued ~ Dee LoIi Abaurniuify 4rual,,
IN" best people A. IL MS nc rustic! into uo-
toutty and HIS record WAS Vpesl Tor inS cthJn aud
Resulted an cNp. sure
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Who VIII He Bel

Next week things become lively in Chicago again,
and the gathering OF the clans Will be accompanied
by the throng OF lookers-on and general sight
seers, which Will convert the Garden City into a
very Paris OF ,x mot 70 6s
entire system OF the B. & o. should be attended by
80 large an outpouring OF the people. Over the
whole line from the Atlantic, the glorious Chesa-
peake and the great rivers to the lakes the
but one-halt the regular fare or one fare for the
round trip The tickets go upon sale at all stations
on July 80. remaining sale every day 10 and In
GLIDING the 18th, good for use any day and upon any
train to and including the Sth. Thence on the
tickets are GOOD Tor return TIP at any nline up 70
being provided by the railroad company 70 insure
the utmost satisfaction and comfort OF the patrons
and nothing will be left undone to complete such
preparations as wiz render the most complete sue
cess certain.
Elegant B. & o. sleepers will be attached to all
through trains, and not only will they make the
trip without change, but new and most comfort
able regular coaches as well. When 1t comes TO
the has Msen ed witch hss
road in the world equals its record for upwards OF
The B. 3. depot in Chicago is by long odds the
most advautageously located and the best arranged
in that city. Those who have Travelled know what
1t is to be In crowded union depot with the trains
OF q half dozen roads coming IN and going out;
everybody's baggage heaped up Unfortunately,
and employees so harrassed and bothered by count
o ss sha to the as pop The Becomes
anything, more mixed, and ten TO one gets on the
wrong train has the check for some other fellows
trunk and upon the whole wishes he had never
been born. At the Chicago depot OF the ID. & O.
there is none of this confusion, wranglng, pull
ing or hauling. No trains but its own come in or
90 out Nc baggage piled up OF other roads, and
everything SO Systematically arranged that getting
on the wrong train OF Jumbed condition Of things
In any respect Is Impossible. The depot fmmedi-
ately ad1oins the exposition building II being hardly
two minutes walk 70 the grand structure, which,
being the scene OF both conventions, viii undoubt-
edly mark the spot where the next Presidents
name Is finally made certain.
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DGE:D.

BRCIN. Of cholera infansum on Monday June a1sl
1894. at O'clock y m, ROBERT HENRY son OF MI.
tie L. and Delany Bruin. aged seven weeks
CHlsM; Departed this life Monday evening June "a
1874 at III 80 m, Miss ANNIE CliISAi aged IS years
9months, days. -
Funeral from her late residence 81 ID street north
east on July 3D. at O'Clock Relatives and friends
invited TO attend.
coFGEE ON June 90. 1884 at $50 a. m. Mrs AG-
MAS COhGER. wife Of francis Covgcr aged forty
years
Funeral VIII take place from her late residence No
2sse street northwest, "Wednesday, at 2:sO n ~.
and then proceed 70 Shiloh Baptist Church Frelids q
the family invited TO attend. .
SNYDER. At his residence MONTGOMERY county
Md. on June u. 1874. LUTHER w. sNlDL.R n ~
fifty third year Of his age.
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District Government Affairs.



Duhcanson Brsfs., auCtioneerS have sold The ~.
elusive right and privilege of uSla- the, Ss.Verol
bl>t'lVt Ray scales IRON July l. isss 10 Tuise 50
lNsSa, Tor the purpose of weighing hav straw iva
stock. &c The purchasers and locatinns am a
follows: No ]. situated opposite the nost Office ri
lniontown. SOLD Tor $40. n. A. ssriswold. No . on
TN street southeast, between street and t.eurc1a
avenue, navy yard. for s2lA r. I'd Clare
No <, on ieih STREET, near LOUISIANA avenue north
west. for s.Sl. Ii. {. McCauly. No l. AT the corner
OF 9th street ana Rhode Island avenue Northwest
Tor sal: " iam II. Milcy: Nc , on Prospect street
between High and Market s,ra,ss. georgetown T. r
sS. Y +. ouUlt No. q. NJ the u5crsrCtiun - Rour-
dairy and III streets northeast COR SIS T. Talhcr- :
sons No. {, At Bnghtwool. D. &. Tor SS7. J. K
MoScS
THE TCE-wArER FOUNTAIN
The commissioners have turned over 10 Mark -
master Buell. the Key 10 The s'oASNrll fountain.
Mt Buen~M sec THAT the fountain D., supplied " TIA
ice "a - '-
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NO AGREEMENT on THE r. o. APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. Townshend, OF Illinois, from the commttee
OF conference on the post Office appropriation bill
reported In the House to-day failure TO agree.
MR.. COX DENIES A NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
MI. Cox, OF New York, rising TO question Of per.
sOnal privilege in the House this afternoon. caused
to have read an article in this mornings New YorS
Tribune. holding Mr.. Cox responsible In part for
the action OF the Senate I'm striking ont OF the river
and harbOr bill the clause for preventing injury Ia
New York harbor. Dir. Cox denied the article IL
toto
ADJOURNMENT LIKELY TO BE DEFERRED.
The Senate committee on appropriations are find.
ing much homework on the sundry civil bill than
they had anticipated. 1t Will not be reported be-
fore tomorrow night, and will probably then be
discussed considerably in the Senate. This delays
matters, and decreases the probability Of adjourn
ment next Saturday. the prevailing impression
to-day was that adjournment cannot be he'd
this week.
GOING TO CHICAGO.
Fifteen or twenty democratic Senators intend 10
leave by a special train for Chicago on Saturday
morning. Should Congress not adjourn by Friday
night, the absentees being paired with republicans
any but "unobjected" business, Of which there il
very little left, impossible.
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION.
The House public lands committee decided to.
day to report fayorably q resolution authorizing
subcommittee OF three members to go to New
Mexico during the recess OF Congress and inyesti.
gate The land claims and land titles in that fterrl-
tory.
NOMINATIONS.
The President sent the following nominations 20
the Senate yesterday: Henry s. Neal OF Ohio. 10 be
solicitor Of the Treasury. Jacob Austin, OF Mime
sofa, to be receiver OF public moneys at Fergus
Falls, MINI.
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FNHE NIRGINIA.MIDIAND RAILWAY
1HE sHOET:IINE To THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND MIST

ScheiUlt IN eject e vi. = lSS4
s5cA.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL. daily making crose
com" cuous tu all points South and Southwest
balIy.sI 1T SuIIiay. with 4. y @. Railway. Pull
Sleeping Buffet ear from New \, RI and wash
nston to Ati.n:a Pullman Sleeping cars from
y Washington AMI Atlanta tO New Orleans t;ri,,r
Cai Ir' III Na~ u--tDIi rr $4-uriI 1; .t:-,. Va
BJeP- J--LOU ISN!II.E FAST LIN Z Daily via Char
lott Syllle q Cincinnati Louisville and ali Western
POINTS. Pullman Sleeping Washington TO
Louisville -
n:sGP. NJ SOUTHERN MAIL AND EMPRESS Daily
Z al T,Ets South and Southwest vi. DanNiii.. ard
(harlJt-e DAILY except Sunday with C. Y % Railway
Pullman Sleeping Cas- from Nashn ton Via Daa-
vile Charlotte and Atlanta - New Orleans also.
Ron Washington ChgrlO ,tc and Columbus, 10
AUeusta q man Sgsfiu- Car from v asl.iultUn
= Whit Sulptstr ~r.lag-s
Manassas Division Train leaves Nashin-tonat S:4oA
VI an 5-iH p " ds.iy, sunday.
Farrynton trains leave Washington at $40 A VI and
$40 Z NJ. daily
Fer tickets all Information inquire st Cgrnparv,s Of
frs ,GOl PeEnsy lvasi.. avenue
II. SIAUGHTEi:. NACD.SIFI
1tci- Pass. A-uuL Att
rasrI0 sol. HAAS Traffc Man,
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The Middleton Failure.


The statement referred to in the bill filed to-
day by Mrs II. NJ. Hutchinson against
the Middletons and others as having been made
by the assignee was not filed with the bill This Is
the statement made by Mr.. Green to the commit
tee OF the creditors OF Middleton & Co. 1t repre-
sents the resources at their face value to
$34,3l.67, OF which amount SO. IS is character
lied as good and s., "a doubtful" In ad,
ditOn TO this there was 1905 Is in cash. $24 20e 80
are reported under the headings OF " bills receiva-
ble' and "sundry old bills receivable" The gross
amount OF overdraftS are reported TO the
amount of s16s,95755, OF which ss5,o9l.56 is re:
garded as "gOod," $5S 99236 being considered
not collectable, and other amounts being taken out
OF the account for various reasons. Among other
named square 937 the cash value, less
taxes. being $500; 1vanhoe stock. face value,
81 1881: present quotation $73018; deed OF trust on
lot in square 24S estimated cash value s. co., stock
bought on sundry mines in New Mexico, 81 800 Nacc
value) bank fixtures estimated value, 1000; Ellis
gold mine, Virginia, face value. seo.os7se; est
mated value, s. 600; suspense account, face value
1866 money In hands Of failed banks, 600; San
Pedro, Colorado CATTLE and North Carolina bonds,
face value, s21 oOO estimated value, 1900; due from
banks, sl,1o0; U. 8. Home and Dover association
obligation, face value, $22,7lSl5 estimated value
not stated, but marked questionable.
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| Il Real Estate Auctoneer

IHOMAS h. WAGGAMAN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND TENTH. AND UNIMPKOVED PROPERTY
ON Z STREET. BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated February -
1st 1876. and recorded in Liber No SOC, folio A1
272 Of the land records Of the District of Col
umbs aud ut the request of the holder Of the note
thereby secured shall 1ose to public sale the
h 5es on % W6PNE I'd July SEC9Sp 1884 at FIVE
GELS Of ground to wit All VI lot numbered CD three
part Of lot numbered four ~ in numbered nine
hundred and nnetytwo, said part of lot four 90 being
comprised withiD the metes and bounds folowtnR that
OF said lot four % and running thence north with the
east line Of said lot hundred 00} feet to alley
thence west along the line Of said alley thirty 800
thence ,outh twenty five t25l feet; thence west three
aud thence east along said south street thirty three
feetto the place Of beginning Also all Of lot numbered
nineteen and foot front by the depth of adjoining
lot numbered twenty 600 i'll square numbered nine hun
metes and bounds beginning for the the north
west of said lot numbered nineteen Q9) and
ming thence south t9D feet; thence thirty
900 feet thence north twenty COD feet thence east
south q street and thence west along said south G
street forty feet four inches to the place of
ginning together with all and singular the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: Oneth cash. balance in one, two
and three years secured by notes of equal upon
the property sold, al cash ut the option the
chaser deposit of $50 will I've required at time Of
purchase. each Il,ce of property If terms of sale
not complied with within ten days the trustee re-
nerves the right to resell the property at the risk and
the cost of purchaser. NOBLE D. LAkNER,
1e 2-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS EVENING.

r .ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH
IL LOADING AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT
GUNS FIsHikG. TACKLE, RIFLES, REVoIy
Frs. CUTLERY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
P6GKETbooKs, Xi9LfNs TOYS: bAs balls
BRUsHEs AND COMBS JEwELRY, TOILET
SETS S OPTICAL 1A a90pSi WATCH CHAINS. AMI
BY direction Of the owner, TO change business. will
seil: on the premises all the above Stock of J. u
sale Commences FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH N
SEVEN F. u. aid every evening thereafter at same
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, as many
may lie expected every night. folly, Auctioneer.
b.The Fixtures viii not be sold q, at the termin-
alton OF sale, the store will be occupied by J. u.
UMEAkA b CO., Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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AUCTION SALES.
TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneeE
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF PROSPECT STREET.
BETWEEN MARKET AND FREDERICK 6TS..

By virtue of two deeds of trust dated the 3Oth
OF september. 1876 recorded in Iber LOCI folio al
recorded in ber $780, folio g. & Of the land records
of the District OF Columbia and by direction of the
MN MOI , THE SEVENTH pay OF July, 1884 AT
public auction the following described parcel Of ground
III Georgetown D. c. to wit Beginning 1t the end Of
from the southwest of three-story brick dwell
ing standing at the intersection the east side Of Fred
erick street. and the north side of Prospect street 200
feet inches and at the west side Of brick pillar
where said line thence east 60 feet with the
north line Of Prospect street thence north at right
ANKLES with Prospect street 1873 feet inches
less foot alley thence west with the south side
of the said alley and parallel with Prospect street
feet and thence in straight line Prospect street and
the place Of beginning with the improvements thereon
Terms of SALE cash and the BALANCE in one
and two years. with interest from the day Of SALE
cured by deed OF trust the premises DEPOSIT of
$50 will be required At the TIME Of sale All convey
ancing at the purchasers cost II the of sale
not complied with within five days. the truste,
the right to resell after weeks notice at the pur
chaser's cost
tyl-dE Is VIM r. WOODWARD, Trustee
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The Petroleum Market.
The FUNDED Debt Of che District.

A statement Of the funded Indebtedness OF the
District OF Columbia and late corporation Of Wash
ington, issued to-day by the US. Treasurer as COM
missioner Of the District sinking fund, shows as
follows: Total debt $21 422 OOO amount OF debt re-
tired since july 1, 1873 $1,47050 reduction In an
nual interest charge since july 1873 $685. issue
OF District three slxty-fives OMITTED to SIS 600
IN date gsn
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FINRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
L LOT ON G STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW PEN.

by virtue Of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, OF William Lord against Pat
DAY. JULY EIGHTH, AT SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ.
We will sell. on the premises, Trustees
under deed Of trust, recorded in Iiber No
Oil. Folio 343 that part of lot No. u, in sub Of
original lot No g. in square No 51S, beginning at the
southwest corner Of said lot and running east 70 Ia
thence south to the place of beginning.
Terms as,third cash Of which deposit Of 500 is
years. with interest. secured by deed Of trust
,e27-dAds III JEsuP M1IiI.LER.i Trustees.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATIANTI(CONPAN
VI between New ork OIL Hayre
Company pier. No. AZ North Rer. foot OF Morton
street. New York. Labrador CoIer. Wednesday. July
:. noon; 81. Gernatn. Traub, Wednesday July 9. q.
III. Canada. Is rSabiec. Hedncsde July I6 ii q M
Checks layabis on sight in spunts to suit on the
Agent. No 6. Bowling Green, Network G. w MOSS,
rs Pcnnsy WANNA avenue: j. W. BrELER J. SON, y23
Pehfsy Vsnia avenue. Agents for
ay2J Washington ID G.