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THoAAs BOWLING. Aucs,oneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS n GEORGETOWN.

By virtue Of deed OF trust dated the fourteenthAA
DAY OF June D. 1878. and duly recorded in Itber$&
the Distrct Of Columbia and by direction Of the party
SATURDAY. tie sEVENTEESTHD DAY 81 NAY s.1 1851 q
st sIx O'CLOCK in front of the premises: the
Georgetown District Of Columbia to wits All that piece
or parcel Of ground, lying and being in adj
ming for the same Ct the Of No OF in
said Holmead's addition, on the north line Of East
q said l9t No g. go feet o. less
With the south line Of Stoddard street fifty (50 fest;
thence south. parallel with the first line seventy mine
thence east with said fifty feet to the be in
ming the same icing al Of Lot No. 81 and part Of Lot
Of said town. -, -. :, "
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the property Conveyancing q pur
my6-dts VIM D. CASSIN, Trustee
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search for GreeIy.
REPORT FROM LIEuT. RnoKr--rHK IcH coSprIcsu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROUTE OF THE BEAN, E7c
secretary Chandler has received q report nom
Lieut. Emory, commanding the Arctic steamer
Bear, under date Of ST Johns, May 81, In which he
says the ice conditions are considered favorable IL
IS there is reason 70 believe, The ice win have set
In motion 10 the sound sooner than usual
All the seal steamers report unusual GUAM.
and the southern cSast OF IAbrs1or.
Lieut. Emory stated his intention 90 pursue the fol.
lowing course, take the middle passage % Dav1s
skirt its edge until The Greeniand coast il reached,
thence along the edge OF the foot Ice 70 Disco and
Spernavik should early arrival at the latter port
the coast, or make one in the foot Soc 20 await
able to steam with dispatch 70 Gper.
but win communicate by boat, leaving dispstuhes
Tor Commander Schley EXPERIMENTATION win Be
made with Halsteinburg In case OF delay on the
news can be obtained from Upernavik OF the 18th
OF FEBRUARY, and mall sent home via Copenhagen
opon arriving at Opernsvik. n the Ice conditions
are favorable Tor the passage OF Melville bay VII
De attempted az once.
wHAIERs AFTER THE REWARD
Ii Emory states that In addition 10 the whaiers
Norwhat and Esquimeaux, the Arctic and Po,snia
we've 10 sail the following week for Cane YORK and
weeks earlier than was Intended "a due 70 the
Sreey reward Several whalers have LEFT Dun0ce
Tor the same destination. All these vessels have
instructions for the relief OF the Greely party.
should the season prove most favorable Comman-
Der Schley will be able to reach upernavtk before
Melville bay' should he not srr,r .ne passss ot
Ieel sure my decision 10 san for Cane YORK az the
urst moment practicable viii meet with your Ap-
pr prov and that OF the commander OF the exped-
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6vHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
OREAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET,
BETWEEN 4. AND STREETS.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofHe&
Tie District q Columbia passed the 9Th day ON
Dscsmbsr 1850 In equity cause No ssS4. Doc. %
PLAINTIFF and John Tylss and hers .rs dsfendant
ss 8 51Tn sHT11P1Y
seven 90 eight 90 nine co. ten (l0) and eleven I'LL ia
the Of lot No one j IN square No ok hun
covenants sst forth and SsscssSe4 Il Is:
deed Of partition. dated December O. 1871 entered into
By and between Andrew Wylie and May O., his wife.
and Margaret Helx and recorded With the paf Of SUB
div s saneasd 10 tabsr folio e %.
Columpsa "a Aso " that Part 60 lo. one o. ia aid
North C.Patol street thirty tssl fsst and ii
Term. Of ss!s 3 plsssrbed by the decree One third
go and EIGHTEEN tls months fem the date Of sale Foy
give their notes driving six cSJ per cent interst psr
annum secured bY DEED e desds q tsus the prop
lot must be mads when the property 4 knocked down
All conveyaucngto Be q the cost Of the purchaser or
purchasers. JOHN g HEALD. Trustee,
DuHCANsoN BROS. Austs mytd6dbs
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THIS EVENING.
pAwNBRoKER's SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES

will sell for selnger ?s7 18th street northwest,
commencing THURSDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH, 1884,
At HALf-PAsT SEVEN p NJ. This sale will consist Of
lar line OF Gold Il yer Brass and Nickel Watches.
Gold Silver and Plated Vest Chains Charms Lo kets,
rings, Pins, Bracelets. Nee chains Plain Gold ami
Bet Rings, Opera Glasses. Silver Plated Ware; also
Suits. La1ies' Dresses and Dress Patterns. shswl.
Bibles Guns, Mdss, Pistols, Razors Musical 1nstru
7:3O p: m and continues un il all goods are sold
N. R-Persons holding tickets which the time has
expired please take Lotice.
FRED SELINGER, Broker.
FOLEY, Auctioneer. myI st
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TVHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
cHANcERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING.

BY virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia fn equity cause No. ~
Cumberland ct al are complainants and Riley Cumber.
land ct al are defendants the undersigned Trustee will
offer at public auction in front of the premises on
THURSDAY. the TWENTY-sECOND DAY OF MAY,
D. 1884 at the hour Of FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the fol.
the east half Of lot in square No % in the city Of
plats and plans of said city.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: third
cash. balance in and twelve months with interest
or all cash. For deferred payments the notes Of pur
chaser or to be taken and deed to be given
&C. at the cost Of purchaser purchasers. 3100 de-
l. AUSTIN LITTLEFIELD Trustee
my1O-d&ds 2321 street northwest
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THE RICHMOND CONVENTION.
For Tilden First-El0wer Next.
HARMONIOUS GATHERING-N0 DIVISION on THE
TARFF-No DEPOSITION 10 MAKE WAR ON RAM


Special Dispatch to THE EVENING srAxs
RICHMOND, Va, May 15-The Virginia democrats
are greatly pleased with the results OF the conven
ton OF yesterday. In the most important points
their action was harmonious The action on the
tariff and internal revenue taxes was reafarma-
ton OF the position taken last year at the Lynch
burg convention which resulted in the signal vic.
tory over Malone. The general desire Of the Wiz.
gtnta democrats Is to avoid making the tariff the
principal issue OF the campaign. The divisions at
Washington are greatly deplored
There was persistent effort to commit the con.
ventton to Tlden's nomination. But though the
sentiment OF the convention was largely favorable
to his nomination II he Is able and willing to serve
1t was deemed inadvtSable to instruct the delegates
even by indirection, and the resolution OF prefer
ence was defeated by over I'VE to one In conven-
ton composed Of nearly six hundred delegates
The delegates as far as Known are for rden, Il he
other good man who can carry New York.
Mcdonald, Morrison, Carlisle and Cleveland are not
spoken Of Some Of the delegates personally prefer
Mr. Bayard, who has many warm friends In the
state. The attempt to read Mr. Randall out OF the
party finds no response in Virginia Mr.. Barbour
was elected delegate-at.large against his own
wish and in manner that was an ovation by q
rising and unanimous vote OF the convention.
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CEAsON lesA-poUoLAss HOUSE, REHoBorH
y BEACH, DELAWARE, WI open Tor re0p-A |. 4
s ton Of eoests JUNE 1T 1854 F1shins: 81 N
Atianac Coa.S 4any fnpgovemeet. re being made
families. Send Tor c1xCuIar
WMDsos SULPHUR sPRNos. -BLUK NOUN.
Nv tea01 Hpt1ngs, bat1AI hoxeee, hunting, ~
d.hing. excellent tihla Reasonable charges. ~ ~
Ctrculnr4 q Rre1tano's lois p. axa. or Cd
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MAR RlED.

BEhLI-BoGERT On March % 1883 by Rev W e.
p Hodges. at St pauls church, Baltimore. BENJAMIN
both OF Washington. ID. c.
LANDER-DETRICK- On Wednesday. May L. 1874
at the residence Of the brides PARENTS sl7 strees
LANDER, of Pennsy lvaniz, IRENE DERRICK
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(tHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON FOUR
" AND-A-HALF STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND N
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of theca
District of Columbia. passed in equity cause No 3a
1928. docket % Taylor ct al. Maders ct al, 60
wi sell at public auction, MONDAY, THE NINE
TENTH DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1854. at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK, p NJ in front Of the premises all the
numbered nine l9). in square numbered five hundred
and forty hve together with all the improvements.
ways, easements, &c.
Terms of sale: One third cash, balance in six and
twelve months notes to bear interest and be secured
by deed of trust on premises ConveyancnR. SC, at
cost of purchaser deposit 500 required of
sale. Terms to be complied with in ten days.
WARREN e. STONE, Trustee
90 street northwest
CHARLES C. COLE TRUSTEE
402 9th street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. my7-d&ds
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An alteration took place last night between
Beale Turner, . white man, and Ben Brogdon, Jane
shelton and Sally Summers col0red, In which
Turner was struck on the head with q stone and on
the nose with some sharp instrument DR.. Rodgers
rendered medical aid, and pronounced Turner's In
1uT1e0 though painful NOT dangerous
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VNHOs E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. HnEn

BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated July o. 1892 NJ
and recorded in Lber No 1Oll. folio ST. ct seq 9&
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia
and at the request of the party thereby the
derssned win offer for sale at public ancten in front
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. Lots 81 and S. In George s.
Baloch's subdivision Of square $50.
Terms One-trd cash; the balance in three equal In
staments at six twelve and eighteen months which
notes of purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale
taken. If terms not complied with In seven days
from sale property will be sold at risk and cost of
faulng purchaser after six days notice deposit Of
500 will be required at time of SALE and all
cling aud recording will be at purchasers cost
THOS. e. WAGGAMAN,} r....
JOHN W. PILLING, I Arussees.
THOS f. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. my6-eo6ds
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Tn EDucATToN o. WoHHM-t q high time that
Ill good housewives should be more highly educated
than In former years II only 70 be able 70 detect
the manifold schemes made BY interruptions manu-
factureFs 70 aid composition by deception case
IN point has very recently occurred Various deal
era totally unconnected with Baron uebig, have
been using his name and photograph, and the Lie
big Extract OF Meat Company have found ft neces-
safy TO inform the public that they are the only
manufacturers who can ofer the article with Baron
uebiQs guarantee Of genuinenesA II, therefore,
beho0ves all housekeepers 70 Insist upon seeing the
Of Baron HebigS signature In blue INK across the
label
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"ALKER'S, 2O4 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w CARPET Lining felt. Shoenakers Anti souesk P,rt
land ana X Top Cements Lime Plaster. bitch Felt
HAr. ClockaL 1Ay Iilas. - al"
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DASs ROCK HOUSE, GOOD HARBOR a 4
% Beach. Gloucester. MasA Cuisine nrst- yEA9
cry Send for circular and terms to 7. r. NUNXA I0.
VERMONT,. ATLANTIC CITY, VERMONT AvENUR
alb Atlantic: unobUtructod view: street car1
and trains Of q and A. r h land passengers on ths
premises. II Z COMPTON ap9-6n
EOR RfNT-FUTY FURNISHED or CNFVR-
WISHED coTTAeRa vA4
AT SARATOGA epRINoA
For Photographs Of Cottages and particufap can q
my Office fmh1l THOS. 4 wA00AMAN.
TrrTTF,N CATrc
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BROS, Auctioneers.

fEREMpToRY SALE BY TRUSTEE OF PROPERTY
ON FIRST STREET. BETWEEN AND Z
STREET. NORTHWEST, WITH STABLE IN
REAR. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY
By virtue Of deed esi Of trust duly TeeoTsd
Lber No. 10l0. folio $50 ct sea-. of the Land Re
cords of the District Of Columbia and by consent
party giving the trust will sell in front Of the
premises all that piece parcel Of land and premises
known on the 81 und plat or plan of Washington D. c.
easements This lot is improved frame stable
rear
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest at six per cent and be
secured by deed Of trust onpremises all cash al
option of purchaser deposit Of 3l00re9uired At time
myio-dxds WATSON j. NEWTON. Trustee.
CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
Ass1eNEEs SALE OF 4 VALUABLE LOT ON THl
EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN N
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, IMPROVED BY
A SCHOOL BUILDING.
will sell at public auction in front of the prem
ises. on THURsDAY, MAY F1FIEEN!H, 1884 At M
and thirteen 513 This has frontage of feet by
depth Of 81 feet and is improved by large frame
building which has been used by the District public
school building Can be used for either church OF
school purposes. or made into two dwelling houses
the balance In six, twelve and eighteen months with
interest ut six cent per annun secured by deed
OF trust of property sold. All conveyancng ut
purchaser $50 down at time OF sale. Terms to be
| my9-d&ds VIM T. BAILEY Assignee
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ROW.

FJNHOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
TKUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE
CORNEI; OF FOURTEENTH AND b reefs
No THWEST. AND NOW OCCUPIED BY
MESSRS. KEYES 4 co.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust bearing -
date .f the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1881. aud duly l
the land records of the District Of Columbia will offer
for sale at public auction to tine highest bidder the
premises at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. on FRIDAY, the
sbed pieces parts Of lots Of ground situated the
District of Columbia and known and described the
ground plat plan of the city Of Washington parts
follows: All Of lots numbered %, two (2). six
teen u6l the south half Of fifteen Is I5 and part Of
lot numbered three 49, the said several lots and parts OF
lots being DO nded as follows Beennng at the south
the north line of D. street hundred and forty
feet ten and inches thence north eighty
three feet thence three feet eight inches thence
north twelve feet three inches thence east
three feet nine and quarter inches thence east
hundred feet to fourteenth street west; thence
south with the west ne Of Fourteenth street one hun
dred and nineteen feet and Of to
the beginning, it being the same property which was
conveyed by william H. Birch to said Fawcet BY deed
bearing date on the 10th day Of July. D. 1869 and
land Washington county District Of Column.
ba reference which Is hereby made for greater
tainty and part hereof together with the appure
each said lots and parts Of lots belonging
equal instalments at six and twelve months with In
from day of sae to be secured to the satisfaction
of the trustee all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
If the terms of sale not complied with within ten
days after day of sale the trustee the fight to
resell the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser
weeks notice by advertisement in some news
Ali conveyancing at the cost Of the PurcL aser
my3-dSds A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

I ook At LOW FARES S;;.. FIFTY CENTS
IL NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
Steamer JANE MOSELEY leaves Washington for Nor
folk and Old Point MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at 30 making close connection with steamer
for New York and Richmond Ocean View, Virginia
Beach and all railroad lines south.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDING@-Fare 25c. Steamer
J. w. THOMPSON leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. at III.
For information apply a. General Office 613 18th
street. or at conipany's wharf. foot Of 9Th street
ALFRED WOOD, Sec
GEO. #. PHILLIPS. Supt. my1
nAILY LINE 10 NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
lroe and the South Steamers GEORGE LEARY
AID EXCELSIOR. Summer sehedule-May lst to Sep
temper 3D. 1851 Steamers viii leave seventh street
wharf as follows: LkARY ON MONDAYS WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS at $50 p. III. making no stops be-
tween Alexandrla and Fortress Monroe. EXCELSIOR
on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at $50 and SATUR-
DAYS az p m. stoping at Piney Point and Cornfeld
Barbor each way Exclusive connection Wi h Boston
and Providence steamers Connect also with New York
and Richmond steamers Norfolk and Western, sea-
board and Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads PASSAGE and be secured at Bati
more and Ohio ticket Office at 18th street and Pennsyl
vania avenue, St. Marc hotel. Polkinhorns next to
city Oce Office of RBox's express 9Th street and
Pennsyls ania avenue, and at company's Office, It'll
street wharf hnox's express Will call for and check
bagaxe from hotels and private residences. Freight
received daily until ~. IN.
ap30 W p. WELSH, General Agent
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Gen. Swaim's Financial Operations.
PROGRESS OF THE INQUIRY.

PROGRESS OF THE INQUIRY.
When the Swain court OF inquiry met to-day, the
examination OF MI. Seth A. Terry, who examined
the accounts OF Gen Swain at Bateman Co. IS for
Gen. Swain, was continued at some length.
Argument was then begun on the objection made
OF this witness testimony concerning the diIer-
ences In the accounts
The court was cleared, and on reassembnng the
The witness was then examined as to his CONVEX
sat1Ons with MI. Bateman. Witness gave the con-
verSation that occurred at the two interviews
present. In effect 1t was that Mr.. Bateman con-
Sented to his making up the accounts, and offered
to give witness explanations OF the differences In
Witness was cross examined vigorously by Mr.
Chandler. In regard to his interviews at the bank
he was not positive that they had occurred with
Bateman, but to his best recollection they were
with him.
He was at the bank year ago last March. Wit
ness understood the individual accounts He then
explained his method OF making up his accounts
Witness did not ask for any Individual account.
He did ask that Bateman or his clerk should 60
over the books with him
The witness was then excused, and Mt. Bateman
was asked q few questions in regard TO the time
the dividends on New York Central stock were paid
GEN. SWAIN DENIES NEWSPAPER CHARGE.
Gen. Swain says that the imputations In press
dispatches from this city that he had not accounted
for 81 ,064.96 of the Garleld memorial fund which
came into his hands Is absolutely false.
GEN. SWAIN WAS THEN RECALLED
and explained why question asked him IN tho
previous examination was marked unanswered
MI. Joseph Mcdonald. the chief clerk in the
judge advocate generals ONCE, was then called,
year, and to the endorsement made upon the letter
OF the Secretary OF War to Gen Swain.
and MI. Bateman was then called in rebuttN by
MI. Chandler
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Telexranhic RriA1s.

TelcgFaphic Briefs.
The second OF the four Wagner festival perfor-
Music hall Nearly 1000 persons were present
A dispatch from Dallas, Texas, says the heavy
rains s, OF Iuesoay mgnt ana yesterday throughout
by rusting.
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The fair for the benefit OF the confederate sol.
dfers' home was formally opened at Richmond, Va,
last evening" with 5000 people In attendance
letter from Gen. Grant aroused great enthusiasm.
Osman Dfgna is again on the war-path. He At
tackled the friendly tribes on Tuesday, killed "a and
captured many cattle.
Mrs Roger NJ. Sherman. eldest daughter OF the
late GOV. Bagley, or Michigan, obtained decree Of
divorce from her husband In the courts Of Detroit
and has the custody OF two children.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and p N. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H Dodge, $50 18th street.
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u OBERT O. HOLTZMAN. Real Estate Auctionee{
II 10th and + streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE TWO.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK House HAV-
ING A FINE TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE ON
30-FOOT ALLEY IN THE REAR, BEING HOUSE
NUMRERED 4l6 NJ STREET NORTHWEST

and duly recorded in Iber numbered Ss4 folio 394
u6is and at the request Of the party secured thereby
we will offer for sale Ct public sqcen IN trent Of re
OND AID. 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK p M, the following
described real estate to wit The east sixteen l6) feet
thr~e ca inches front by the depth thereof Of Lot
bered twenty-five t22). in square numbered five hum
dred and fourteen 514 In the city Of Washington, in
the District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale: one-third cash. Of which two hundred
S3 a9iars must oe paa Tnen rne properly = struc6
three be secured by the notes bear,
per centun per and deed Of trust the prop.
erty sold all cash at the option OF the purchaser All
Thu terms Of sale must be complied with within ton
days from the day Of sale the will be resod
paper Of Washington, b. o.
ROBERT O HOFFMAN,
CHARLES E. GAIT, AHu~
1107 Pennsylvania avenue. J
ROBERT o. HOFFMAN, Auct inyl2.d&ds
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CALLED ON TIE PRxsIDKHT.-A delegation OF the
nsh commissioner In the city, called upon the
President to-day TO pay their respects They were
In charge OF Prof Baird, who made the introduc-
lions to the President
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In0IHSlioN AoAlN5I flnA.
The Inspector OF buildings mt. T. B. Entwistle)
has sent notice to Aessrs Joseph G. and H. A.
willard proprietOrS OF the Willard hotel, as fol-
lows: before taking out the permit TO repair the
damages by IRE at the Willard hotel should like
to make an examination, In company with your
builder, as It may be necessary TO require some
changes In construction to prevent an accident by
IRE. Also, when issuing the permit, 1t win be one
OF the conditions that stand-pipeS, ladders, and
balconies be placed on the building, and alarm
box and gongs on the interior, &C"
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwtsle as follows: Samuel Norment, erect four
two story dwellings, ed and Canal streets SOUTH
west; 600 J. w. Barnes. repair brick 1919 YER
mont avenue northwest $40o
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AWARD OF LfFE-SAvISa MKpALs-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has awarded gold hfe-saving medals
to VIM Il. Daily, Of San Jose, Cal; Dominick ].
Ryder, Of New York city; Alfred and Joseph Card
saving medals TO Charles r. Rosevear and John II.
Thesis, OF New York; Julius W. Rohn, OF Miwau-
kse d ~ pa1ne q. and serpe ana
VIM Wilson. q. g. A.
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The locker Clnh Racea.
Search for l:ree1y.

The first race at Ivy City to-day. Tor three year
Odds and upwards, six furlongs was won BY Con
Stamina, Iota second
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lNMAS LINE MAIL STEAMERS.
SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK QUEENS
TOWN. AND LIVERPOOL
S 81 q h.SsmSfd, Nay !; June = 5aly1n
CITY OF Montreal May y. june 20, July3I
Clty Of chester. june I, July 10. August
IS, Ts q MAN ic iPff6 'S 30 TIE ISMaS
New York
OrtoJ W. BoTELER SON 923 Pennsylvania ave-
nTs O. w NOS ad,ss tSp ss rs
BELLEW I'll 9Th street. ashngton. d. e. apl62m
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
xsDGl aSD SAII III from Brsinen per foot q
aarre London. southampton and Bremen frst cabin.
s.o 10 second cabin. SEQ: steerase, e lowest
bSxhns Green sa New for appwS &, 6 METzEkorf
"ALih X. AZ u street AGENTS 10. WASHINGTON iai2
CuNAiD LINE
NOTICE.
1HE p feTStRp sT 1itPAyY LIMITED
FROM PIX % 20 4 MN R.a Nm hASf aokK.
scyhla We'd May n. servis..... Wed. June 1s
Auran.a...Wet june = ssaa va 81. y ,ne ,
Botlnla- We'd. June IL. Aurania " We'd july 8
Rates Of Passage SEQ $50 and sloo .ccornx 10 40
pool and oueesiOwn and other psTs u E1r0ps
and s e ss h nsss
Or SE a: .s e
oiis Di E LS III b no IN sSr 9t &c
or.o Msa.rs oTis BlG CT Ssw ! ls CO
en1 COS 9Th street. Washington.