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Aries On Monday morning, July Il 1854 DANIEL
youngest of Daniel and Sophia Artef aged yeaEA
Funeral viii take place from the residenoe lsxl eth
street northwest wednesday. st O'Clock PIN Ffsnds
Invited TO attend.
BELL Departed this life on Monday nesning. .
quarter past o'clock July l4th 1854 Ct his lete
depce. No. GO Massachusetts avenue northwest JUD
SON BELL. beloved husband Of Adeltue Bal. go
forty-eight years =
Sleep In Jesus oh how sweet;
Sleep In Jesus, blessed sleep.
Funeral will take plsce ct 90 Psnls Opal 9Th sse1
between ID and streets southwest ot O'Clock July
10th Relatives and friends rcapocfuy invited .
attend.
DAILY. ON Monday. Jolly Il 1854 MICHAEL y.
DAILY In the nfty ffh year OF his sse. native q The
Funeral WIN tsse piace from his hate rssadence No
9l4 Twenty seventh street northwest, WednGada1
vited TO aftend.
pENTY On Tussdsy, July 18TH ct lo:soa n, O..
J. W. DENLY. in the fftieth year Of his see.
Notice of funeral hereafter
fAlexsndria papers please oopyl
little EVA.
Funeral private ax IL q m tomorrow
SUMMERS. AZ O'Clock D. m, July Il ~ VIZ
LIE ALLEN SUNNY Rs aGed ~ yesTa
Funeral win take place from bis homa Mn euam
Anens southwest corner Of Eighth aud GsrDeo south
vest q one o'caock p n. Wednesday, 1ulN q I'D
funezA prtya&A 8
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR COAL.

l. OFFICE OF TIE PUBLIC PRINTER.
WAsHINGTON. D. C., July IA, 1884.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. OF WEDNESDAY, JULY
TWENIY-THIRD. 1884 for furnishing 15Oo tons. more
or less Georges Greek Coal run of the mine" equal
in quality to that known as the Georyes Creek Coal
aud Iron Copany's coal" The coal to be delivered at
the Government Printing Office at such times and in
such quantities may be required, weighed and in
spected by inspector and stored the expense
of the contractor
The successful bidder will be required to furnish a
boni in the sum Of 5000. conditioned for the faithful
performance Of contract The righ: to reject any bid is
Reserved S p EOtNDS
jyl5,ls22-3t Public Printer
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DROPOSAL FOR LAYING GRANITE BLOCK
II PAVEMENT

DROPOSAL FOR LAYING GRANITE BLOCK
L PAVEMENT.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, D. c., july TO- 1884.
By direction Of the Board of Commissioners Sealed
Proposals will be received at this Office until tn URS-
O'CLOCK NJ. for laying Granite Block Pavement" on
s1rsett, between go and 55th streets northwest
biank forms OF proposal and specifications be OBJ
tanned at this Office application thercfor together
with all necessary information, and bids upon these
forms will alone be considered.
The right is reserved to reject any all bids or parts
OF bids. G. J. LYDECKER
Major of Engineers u S. A.,
1ylO6t Engineer Commissioner D. C.
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NO SARATOGA,
FVNO SARATOGA.
Il LAKE GEORGE
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE

Trains on New York. West shore and Bufalo Ry: by
West Shore Of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
City station Of Penn-S iysnla X. X. follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL 9-05 am--Arrive Saratoga
2So Caldwell. Lake tieOre 4.Z3 III. Montreal IL
pm Eegant Pullman Buffet Cars to Saratoga, thence
70 Montreal
CATSRiIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL 9:3e am-Ar-
give Hotel kaaterskill 2:3O pm, Grand Hotel 20I pm
Parlor Cars.
DAY EXPRESS. 1915 am-Ar-ive Albany 3 p m :
Sharon springs ) pm. CoopersJOwI pm. Utica $50
pm. Sy acu~e I:l5 Rochester 10 30 PIN. Buffalo
12-lo IN. niagara Falls L. o5 Parlor Cars to Al
bany sharon Sprin and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSkUL MOUNTAIN EX-
PRESS. IL 10 am-Arrive Hotel kaaterskill 81 H.
Grand Hotel sos Saratoga Is pm, Lake
Bpm Parior Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
George.
SARATOGA AND CATSFILI MOUNTAIN LIN
IT'D. 3-45 pn.-Arrive Hotei kaaterskili j. 10 pm
Grand Hotel IS pm. Saratoga $50 PM Lake George
~ ~ Montreal with fdrlUr Cars
M Mountains 20 Saratoga Buffet Parlor Car leaves
wash ngtor OH Pennsyl vanla K. r. train ) u
karatO2a; sleepers theEcc to Montreal The New
Limited leaves ashingron at gao NJ, connecting
with SaratOa and Cats Ill ldt Limited jersey city
Ask for s1Ie round ti,kc by West Shore route
and avoid ferry at and long transfer through
city.
Apply TO City or Depot Agent of Penn r for COM
Ilse Tables tickets and arlor Car cha Paror
Gar chairs from Je City station advance
upon APPLICATION 10 Alent Pullman Car Co. Penn K K
Station, Jersey City. New jersey.
HENRY MONfTT Gen Pass Act
Se-c-Sni "a State street New iUrk.
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" the o. st. SO s JUSTHs Old stand known tor years
as TIE only place where hrst-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING be sold ut respectable priceS Adfrnss
or call at
JUSIHS Old stand, No GIG D street. between 9th and
9Th streets northwest
n. B.-Soee BY mail promptly attended to- ms
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
Il OFFICE OF SERGEANT-AT-ARMs U. S. SENATE.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
l. OFFICE OF SERGEANT-AT- ARMS U. S. SENATE.
WAsHINGToN, July l5 1884.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
TWELVE NJ, AUGUST FIRST, for
SOO tons of wellscreened White-ash Anthracite Coal
furnace siZe:) and
100 cords Pine Wood, and
12o cords best quality Hickory Wood, cut In three
lengths.
The Coal and Wood to be delivered during this fiscal
year as may be required by this office.
Both Coal and Wood to be inspected and stored in the
vaults OF the senate wing at the cost of the bidder
noT1ght Is reserved to reject and all bids
on the acceptance of bid proper contract will be
entered into, and be framed to permit the Ser
geant Arms to annul it any time for what he may
deem to be good cause. ". p. CANADAY,
jyl5tu ths-3t Serge at Arms q IS
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DEEDS In fee have been filed as follows John T.
Arms to Francis Hannah, SUBJ lot 60 so. 95S: 81 500
J. A. Pierre TO United States OF America, lot O.,
block G, bingham Place: S1.3O0. Nelson A. Ryan
to Clara A Mansfield, lot 10. ST. 9s; 81 600 Allana
c. Hannah to Julius Rehwold, SUBJ lot 29, SO. 544;
8, $50. Mary Ann Lane TO Daniel O'Leary, her In
terest In lots Is, 10, q and % So 265: $780, Column
bus s. c. Beach to same, his Interest In same 500.
Roberta Simpson to same her interest in same; $780,
Mari and Stickney, trustees. TO John f. Wagga-
man. sub. lots 81 and 49, SO. 140 81 500. j. F. wag
gaman to Jeanette Bensinger, lots 81 and IS, SO.
40; 8. John Sherman, trustee. to John 5. FL
liott. lots II and IL, blk. 81, Columbia Heights;
$3.0S.S1. Same to Charles Baum, lots Z. Is. and
8. IL, blk. 81, do: $5,l9657. John Cammack ct
al to Isaac Winston. lot 20, So. 240 5000 Isaac
Winston to Anna Mead Chalmers, same property;
5000. Louisa KlotZ TO Henry e klotZ sub lot 81,
SO. 169: $S.4ll.S0. j. w. Wright to Emma C. Wright,
lot 6, block IL. T. BIS SUBJ part Pleasant Plains;
8. Julia K. Marvin TO James A. Bates, trustee,
parts % %, "a and 1, block 80, Columbia Heights
$4,000 Enoch N: Lowe TO Vim. Goucher. part z,
50. 95I; $500 j. VI. Shipper 10 r. W. Shipper ct al,
lot 8, So 41s; $780, Geo Dice u Christopher Hager,
lot 9, So. BAL; $500 Mary E. Pitcher TO John f.
Vogt, W. g. So 100; 81 ,961 40 j. w. Shiles 10 c.
II. Hoover, lot 3D. So. $50: S2.l2S
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CrorH1se
FOR HOT WEATHER.

At home, mountain top,
seaside or bay. Nuns Cloth,
Serge, Seersucker, Alpaca,
Cashmere, Flannel and
Drap d'eta 8 uits.
Extra long Drap d'eta and
Alpaca Sacks. Travelling
Goats In Linen, Alpaca and
Pongee.
White Duck. Alpaca and
Drap d'eta Vests.
Chfldrenfs Sailor and Nor
folk Suits.
Shirts, White and Colored
Neck wear in allnew shapes,
Light Underwear, Gloves,
&C., &c, 1t very reduced
prices for cash.
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G W. FLYNN, A. NJ PRIVATE TUTOR
ks SW; corner sth and streets northwest
Mathematics. Latin, Greek French. German English
Preparation for College. West Point. Annapola and
competitive examinations Terms il advanced
INVENlNa CLASSES s. A MONTH
- Arithmetic. Bookkeeping English Grammar
Fenmanship. u .. History. Geography. Spelnx. au2O
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DROPOSAL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
Il STABLE FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMM 'ssIoNEE
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July 10th, 1884.
p By direction Of the Board Of Commissioner Sealed
O'CLOCK NJ. ON SATURDAY. JULY EIGHTEENTH
1884 for the construction of Stable for the Police De-
partent in the Police Station No. Oh street
southwest
Blank form Of proposal can be had and plans and
qualifications be 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
Major Of Engineers. u. S. A,
jy11-Gt Engineer Commissioner d. C.
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A GOVERNMENT OFFICER STABBED.-Mator Tim.
othy Quinn, OF Leroy, y. Y, who Is In the employ
OF the government, was In Cynthiana- KY, last
week looking up war claims. Last Friday, In the
prosecution OF lis duties, lac was yet upon by mob
and received several severe knife cuts and bad
bruises. He is now out Of danger and has gone %
his home,
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TIE LAer REMAINING INDICTMENT AGAINST Ex-
DETECTIVE hKLFREsH NoLLE FRossEp.
In the Criminal Court Judge Wylie) to-day Dis
trict Attorney Worrhington entered a nolle pros In
the case OF Geo W. NcElfresh (ex-deiectiyel, IN
dictment l4,lS4. for illegally receiving reward OF
t5o rom Dr White for recovering a sealskin sacque
MI. Northington stated that MI. Taggart, who mad
charge OF these cases, haG informed him that this
case came within the rulings OF the court This is
the last OF the cases against Mr.. McElfresh, and
leaves but one against MI McDevitt, which viii
likely follow the same
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
l. OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUHps
MAsHINGTOE d. c.. July H. 1884.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate furnishing the Fuel
required for the fiscal year ending June 80 1885 will be
on MONDAY, JULY TWENTY FIRST, 1884 and
opened immediately thereafter in the presence Of bid
ders.
Specifications general Instructions to bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished to established
dealers upon application to this office
A. F. ROCKWELL.
jy14-6t Colonel y. s. Army In charge,
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TO TIE S6ETH,~ EST 81. AMP > sdSSTHwEsr
slLLL h1 f1rr efc 5Sf IN 5 is
1hAISs 1 s,1 "AsHISsI9S PROM sIaTI0S CORNER
For Pittshurg and the West Chicago Limited Express
ds with f eng Cars ans fi ef arTs bs
/ Cncinnati Western EIprs 40 J. M daily with
Shieage: With Sleeping csr Itttsburg TO Chicago,
tle West. with Palace sleeping car Washington to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, CanandaiG-ua Rochester, Buffalo NIAGARA.
m da ia f1si s Saiqss{ Hl f1s nIrs
Train having Washington on Saturday night Will not
For williamsport Lock Haven and Elmira at GOA m
Fer New YORK and the East 7:15 and $40 a. m. II 90
~ 2lo soo 1000 and 1l;l5Y BIZ On SUNDAY, 4 900,
fsr S a Gar. l y Limited PrgT nnsa OF Pullman
SoI ston without change 2:lU p III every week day.
For Brcoklyn y j. 81 through trains connect at Jer-
sty CITY with boats OF Brooklyn Annex: af9rdlns
direct transfer t. Fulton street. avoiding double
1r1afs across New York City.
loco and ii IL IN ON SuHtiay '61 600 tu.0j and
Ills pm Lilnitet: E,press $40 m. daiIy. except
For Baltimore, e;s5 rs SD $40 100 a m 1905
On sunday $40 100 400 60 lao 100 aud
For Pores Greek Line s:s5 NJ and 40 m daily e1-
ForAnnasois. s:s5 1905 and 4:4o pm daily. e1-
NM Ta1; 1,,p sfExASDEiA AND WAsHIsGfoS
For Alexandria. ESQ., go 925, Hos and l:35 am
zoo 4 y. 800 :25. sos and l:3o pm Oh Sunday
Al sd 92J il OK m, sos III.
For Richmond and the South, and IL O5 m daily
and 900 y u daily. except SUNDAY
Trains lesve Alexandria for Washington. o Or 1000
1910 m: loo 305, 3:23 $40 .05 and 10: 40 y.
H.. snt IL 10 midnight Except NonGay) SUNDAY
at soo and l0:lo am .Oa and 1040 III. and l.: 10
night
Tickets and information the office northeast corner
81 i ssTee dr and ~ Van 1 @ and at the sta
gaze TO destination from hotels and residences
j. L. WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent
CHAS l. PUGH. General Manager. Isl
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STUDENTS PREPARED FOR WEST POINT. AN
- naFois and all kinds of competitive examinations
Highest references Also elocutiun literature essays
corrected, &c. Miss B., Box 159 Star Office jy1l-2ws
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Augustus BurYdorf. fneicted In three additional
cases Tor presenting false vouchers TO the ANY de-
pa1tment, this morning gave g. 500 bail In one OF
the cases with Mt Christian Ruppert as surety,
making $500 n all Mr.. BurSdort was also ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty.
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July 15-Virginis skies. consolidated,
81 pastdue coupons. 26s< new ten forties 81; do.
new threes. so bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Mp. July 15.-Cotton dull-middlne
II. Flour quiet and steady. wheat-southern steady
and active; western easier and dull southern red,
91al.0 O: do amber 98a1U2: No Maryland, 99a993s:
No. western winter red, spot, and July, 95Aa95H;
August 96aa963s: September. 971sa97A October 9-N.
southern white, 73a75: do yellow 65a66; western
mixed spot, So bid July, 5SIsa59; August 593 sa59,
September 59H bid Oats quiet and steady-southern
36a40 western white, 3sa40: do. mixed 35&38 Pennsyl
vania. 6aiO Rye quiet. 65a6S. Prov sons steady and
quiet. Butter lower-westeEn packed, Sa15 creamery
1oalO Eggs steady 16. Sugar-copper refined quiet,
l34 Whisky steady, Lis. Other articles unchanged
Freights to Liverpool per steamer in fair demand
cotton. Sid: four Is; grain easier 4d Receipts
hour 1b0o barrels wheat, 1000 bushels: corn 800
bushels: oats, 5000 bushels; rye 500 bushels. Ship
ments-wheat, $1,000 bushels: corn. 1900 bushelS
saes-wheat. 2160OU bushels: corn. s. 900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill. July Is, noon.-The weather is mild
and cloudy Wheat AaH higher. Corn 2ss4 higher
Oats unchanged to u higher. Pork unclaimed TO so
higher. Lard 2h to 10 lower.
The Petroleum Market.
BOOM IN OIL.
PITTSBURG. Pa. July l5.-Good buying and bull
ish field news created boom in oil this morning and
more activity prevail led at the Exchanges than many
weeks. The market opened strong at 60k and ad-
vanced steadily amid the widest excitement to f6k
when slight reaction, the result of selling realize
caused break at noon to GA The sales OF the
ing were very heavy.
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I'd Edition.
Latest Kilograms to The Star.
Encouraged by News from the Interior

Of the State.
NEW YORK, July 1a-The executive committee OF
the republican state committee met az the Fifth
avenue hotel to-day. Andrew S. Draper presided
IL was decided TO take the Army and Navy clue, In
connection with the GilSey house, as the headQuar
tiers OF the committee. The headquarters viii be
opened Immediately, and Secretary Vrooman viii
oe In charge. Speaker Sheard and Secretary OF
state Carr called on the executive committee while
the meeting was In progress Nj. yrooman stated
mat several encouraging reports had been received
from the interior OF the state.
AT the headquarters OF the republican national
committee 1t was stated that everything was pro-
crossing favorably. Documents were being pre-
pared for distribution, and would be ready in q few
days Among the callers to-day were Collector
ROBERTSON, Dexter A. Hawkins and Vim. II. Bella
ney, or New York. and Patrick O'Farreu OF WASH
tngton.
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
THREATENING THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
LONDON. July 15-The Pau Mall Gazette continues
compromise on the franchise bill is rejected the
liberals will not sheath the sword until they exter-
inmate power which Is Incompatible with the
government OF modern England"
THE MEETING OF THE EMPERoRS
VIENNA, July 15.-The emperor OF Germany has
arrived at GaStetn. He will have an interview with
Emperor Joseph on August s.
No Man Can Speak for Butler.
WORCESTER, MASS, July 16-ChairTnan Plympton,
the leading Butler manager, arrived home from
chicago this morning, and was interviewed hC the
Gazette He declined TO make any definite state
ment in regard to Gen. Buffers plan, and said no
man had authority to say what he would do
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OROPOSALS FOR MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK
l. FOR TERRACE q. s. CAPITOL.
ARCHITECTS OFFICE u. s. CAPITOL.
July 10. 1884.
Proposals will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK M, the TWENTY SIXTH INST for furnish.
cutting polishing and setting the Marble aud Gran
steps and plant case at the U. Capitol
Plans and specifications can be seen at this office
EDWARD CLARK
jy10 Architect u S. Canitol.
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U. s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, July s. 1884.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, to be Endorsed PRO
posals for Brass Tubes will be received at this Office
until TWELVE NJ, the NINTH DAY OF AUGUST
1884, for the below described BRASS TUBES to be de-
vered at the Navy Yard Washington d. c. free of any
expense to the government and subject the usual
inspection and conditions viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
ATS Bra Tubes, ~ in outside diameter each 10 feet
long, thickness No II Stu s. wire gauge; estimated
weshtl4 06O To be equal to the seamless
tubes mannfactnrDed by tho American Tube Works. 81
State street, Boston, Mass.
not manufacturer of regular dealer in the articles
which he offers to supply" the right is reserved to
reject all bids Responsible security qured on
the bids for faithful performance Blank forms for
bids to be had ut this Office and all necessary
ton at the Navy Yard THOS. H. LOCKER,
y8-law4w Pay Director U.S.N, Navy Pay Agent
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1DROPOSALS FOR coal.
Il REFORM SCHOOL THE D. c.,
WASHINGTON, July 8. 1884
Scaled Proposals will be received by up of
MONDAY. JULY TWENTY EIGHTH. Tor the delivery
at the Reform school of
ZOO tons White Ash Furnace Coal, more or less
100 tons White Ash Range Coal, more or less.
20 tors Cumberland Coal more or less.
All to be of best quality free from slate and other
purities To he delivered III quantities and such times
be directed by the Superintendent of the school,
TO weigh 2io pounds to the ton; and of 20 cents
ton to inspector and weigher to be paid by con-
tractor.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Coal"
Right to reject bids waive defects is reserved
JAMES e FITCH,
ty10eotd President Board of Trustees
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CHARGED WITH RUNNING TRAINS Too FAsr.-A
warrant was issued by the clerk OF the Police Court
this afternoon charging Robert RuMley, engineer.
and Samuel Beali, conductor on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad with running trains at a speed
faster than six miles an hour. The warrants were
sworn out by Sergeant Brosnahan and Officer Felt.
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BOWLING. Aucttoneer
TNdUHAS OONI414NU, AuCtlOnecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE TENNALLYTOWN ROAD. NORTH OF
GEOkGETOWN. IN THE DISTRICl OF CULUM-

On THE TENNAILYIUWN KOAD, MONTH OF
GEORGETOWN. IN The DISTRICT OF COLU NJ
BIA.
By virtue of deed Of trust from John PooreEssss,
and wife to the undersigned. dated nth day of E;a
224 and at the request of the party secured thereby
will offer at public sale, on THURSDAY. SEVEN
o; the premises the following described property stu
So feet from stake the west side Of The road lead
ing from Tennayown t. GEORGETOWN said stake being
the end ct the first line Of lot number conveyed by
Joseph West to John Wiet. and by and with said
road south ~ degrees west l39 feet to the purchase
made by Jacob H. kenga then with Kenylas north line
south degrees west 164 feet to the first line of the
Rock of Dubaron thetce with said line of Dunbarton
drees sast 2s5 feet to the beginning with all the build
Terms OF SALE One third cash; balance OF the pur
chase money in six and twelve months the day Of
sale with interest A deed given aud deed of trust
taken to the deferred Payments the purcha
may pay all cash. deposit of 800 required All
conyeyaI cling ut purchasers cost
r. p. JACE SOM rr,s+...
jy7-dGdg j. j. WATERS ( AfusseeA
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AUCTION SALES,

AUCTION SALES,
w. B. Moses & SON.
W. B. MOSES h SON.
W. 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.
TION
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
THE AUCTIONS WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH
THE REGULAR SALES, WHICH WILL CONTINUE
AS USUAL. It
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m AAERS. 2o4 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w Carpet Lining Felr shoenske rss Antisqurss Port
n 40 Il Top Clements linse. Plaster. hitch. Fels
o~At' SIoSAA Lax. lids. SG LA
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INVESTIGATING THR NEWARK BANK FaurRH-
A private examination OF the members OF the firm
OF Fisk Hatch, bankers. was held In New York
yesterday. in regard 10 the recent failure OF the
Newark savings Institution. IL Is said that the
failure or the bank was due 10 the suspension OF
Fisk Hatch during the panic In May. Daniel
Dodd, the president OF the bank having deposited
about S2.NN10 L nited States bonds with the firm.
which belonged To the bank, and no security being
given. The testimony taken yesterday was In re-
gard 10 the nature of the transactions between
President DOdd and the trim of Fisk d Hatch. It
was not made public
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and p m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to n. II. Dodge, $50 18th street.
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THE NICARAGUA CANAL PRoJEcT.-The Panama
Star and Herald In an article on Secretary Ere
nnghuySen'S application for a sum OF money, pre-
sumably for the purchase OF the franchises OF the
Ntcaraguan canal company. says the purchase or
any existing franchise would be Unnecessary az
the people OF Nicaragua are anxious for a canal
that they would give for the asking any canal fran
chiSes the United States government might require.
II further says that IL is clear that private CON-
pany can ever carry out either OF the canal
schemes.