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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-19

65 Acres of Rich Bottom Land, half a
mile from the city 10 acres in Hops; d
acres in Pears and Plums; splendid Hop
house Hop Poles; large Dwelling, Barn,
Farming Utensils, etc. Price, S1l 900.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-19

A Saw and Single Mill, located in the
center Of splendid timber belt, mostly sugar
and yellow pine Single Mill of the Drake
patent, run by water power. Price, SiOOo.
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SPECIAL Nor1cR

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD particle
LAkLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON, WHICH
CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
TEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
HEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION 70 THE wELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JANE.
PEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
BOvE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALIT,
HEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS ANIL
URNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
ONE OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
HIGH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
Ing TO. A CALL IS SOLICITED AND EHTl-
uATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. wYvIII. ExcLusrvr Acxsr.
Gp3 No. A52 PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers


cHANGERY us SALE Ev OF %r YAIyAnkE REAL ESTATE
a, The UNDERSIGNED trustees in Equity cause of
NO 2o9I. Will Sell at pubic auction, i'll front OF then
on tsf H TR real S to Wit
lot No. and the west feet and inch Of lot T. in
ton Of Maryland avenue and north q street and l4th
AND !, IN IE o SANE Pay after the above
d. in square $40, beginning for the same at the south.
street feet AID six inches and running thence
north feet thence east to the line OF It'll
a
Of lots letterrd paieys subdivision Of SQUARE
No ais beginning North l. street forty feet four
ming thence north ftysix feet three inches; thence
h PARALLEL with IN
teen feet and t four and ahaf inches to pon,
thence northerly along said fifteen to said
alley thence along said alley fourteen feet eight inches
thence west four feet thence south feea tn
street. thence along street to beginning. aud the i'm
AND SN III; SAME DAY. 1ArMEp1ATEIY ATE,
THE ABOVE SALE we win sell Lot ettered E. accord
ing to John Days subdivision of Davidson's subdiys
ioa Of square No as and the improvements thereon
70 be OF p :r IN "Ss m
eighteen mouths from day Sf sale to bear interest from
Or g. p,s By s
rustees or purchaser or purchasers can paw all
S or Of Pn ist
ene Of purchase money land not beforel Trustees wi
n pr sOd Win
qnired when property is ecked down to the pu.
S. ; :ns aS e 81.
All e'n's''n'i X F. :: R %GaKfs. cost
mysodAd. IS Louisi.na avenue.
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fENRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM OF 40 ACRES
Il NEAR BRANCHV1LLE, PRINCE GEORGE Co,

BY virtue of deed Of trust TO me. dated AprilAAH
1s lssO and recorded in the land records of Prince
GeoEge county. Marylan in Liber w. A. j.. No.
folio 80, and by the direction of the party secured
VIII sell at public auction the einises. THURS
DAY; NAY TMENIi-NINTH. 1854. at HALF-PAST
ua.e and lying the county of Prince George state Of
Mary land contained within the flowing netes and
bounds: BEGINNING for the the north
west corner Of said land and running thence deg
- min W 93 80 Perches thence =. 3 deg 80 min W.
lO5 25 perches thence 20 deg T. IL perches thence
I"rches theme s. l0de~s. 34H perches; thence s. u
d. ". II 23-25 perches: thence rs de, Is min W IL
rerche-; thence = S3 deg A min. W. Il-6 perches:
thence ; * deg W 1925 perches: thence s. So deg Is
min +. IA pcrches: thence ). 2, deg q min T. "A u
Ierches: tn nee y deg. 30 min. E. 20 % perches:
So dey F. "a perches thence n SO deg "a mil, Ssa
trcLs thence = 81 deg 45 min f. IA perches: thence
= 80 =. Is min T.. pcrchcs thence n de2 As min
r. 1851 PrChes tn, nee W. SO 10 perches. thence n
deg 10 min W l25 pcrrhes thence n 81 deg W. % 3.5
perches thence 80 de-. W 81 perches the BEGIN
n1is containing one hundred and forty acres, more
Cr less
erlns: Onetllirl cash balance in two equal install.
mcnts payable III on" and two years. secured by the
notes o. the purchaser bearing
the day III sale and 10y deed of trust of the property
sold Two hundred dollars must b. deposited when
with within ten days after sale. the property will re-
sold AT the rlsh and cost of the purchaser his prop
trty Is situated hear Branciiville ION the B. o. Rail
road Parties desiring to att nd the sale leave
"aslIngfn'l on the 3aj train A convey will be
ready al Brancvlle to take them the place Of sale
myl9-Jt A. G.. BRADLEY Truste,
THIS SALE Is POSTPONED 10 THURSDAY
JUNE FlF III, lisa. hour aud place.
Hy2S A. c. BRADLEY, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No 1873 q STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of deel OF trust. dated November 7th 6:
a ID lss2 and recorded in Eber No. l016. folio -:
35l ct of the land records of the District of @
Columbia and by recton of the secured tn
by We the undersigned trustees will sell u public
zion. III front OF the premises, WEDNESDAY, JUNE
ELtV!NrH. A. ID. 1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. the following dascribed real estate sit
wit: All that piece parcel OF ground known and de-
scrbed the plat plan OF sal city all Of lot
eighty is accor ing to Charles Thomas and Alex
Perry's sub Of said SOU duly recorded il
liber We folio no. III the surveyors ONCE of the Dis
trict of Columbia. together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale 10OOin cash balance in six and lively
months vi at the rate of per cent PEE
annun, until paid and be secured by deed Of trls
the property sold all cash at purchasers option
deposit Of 100 win be required ut the time Of sal
II tn complied with in seven days sfte
The day OF sale the Trustees the right to resell
the property the and Of the defaultinG
chaser after three days notice in The Evening Star
newspapers Ali convey. ncinx at pur haser's cost.
WILLIAM h McKELDENl r,....
ny3ll&ds JAMES Z. WAUGH, AHus'ees.
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CARTER On Monday. June ID 1884 at as q M
Christian :ortitude, SUSAN CARTER aged fifty seven
years.
Dear sister, as the summers dawn,
Calmly on angels " ugs was borne;
She lay her head un Jesus breast,
There. eyerlnure To oe AT rest" JAB.
Funeral from the residence of her sister Dnah Step
toe No. 30 Vermont HILL etwasn Vermont avenue and
18th. and streets thwest "Wednesday June & at
4p.m Relatives and friends are invited TO attend .
GAVIN. ON Tuesday. June Sd. 1854 At 2 am. MARY
GAVIN. aged two year. and thrse months.
No. 2504 street northwest Wednesday, June 4 ct
230 pm. Relatives and friends invited attend
CoALE. ON Monday. June I'd, 1854 at 9 O'Clock o,
m, SUSAN III CoALE in the eighty-fourth year u
her are, formerly II Baltimore, Md.
Funeral will take place from her late residence No.
404 New Jersey avenue southeast Wednesday June
4th. at O'Clock Relatives and friends invited
to attend.
GENsLER. On Tuesday: June g. 1884 at e3s q m,
of diphtheria, MARION NToINETTE infant ds,eh.
ter OF Henry and Addie T. Gelser aged eight montLs
Funeral tprivate) Wednesday June 4. 1884 II %
q. m
IRWIN On Tuesday. June ID 1894 at s.Is an.
THOMAS j. IRWIN in the fifty third year Of his "a
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MILLER. On Monday June 2 1894 NJ s. 30 o,cloch
pm. THOMAS J. MILLER in the forty eighth year a
Funeral from his late residence 1888 10th street south
and friends Of the family respectfully invited
tend.
MoULDER. Suddenly at his residence in Philaiel-
phia CHAs b. MOULDER q former resident of Wash
ington d. G.
REARpEN On the morning Of June ID 1874. sf
twenty minutes o ten O'clock Mrs SARAH A. REAR
Den, relict Of the late Michael Rearden
west on Wednesday. June 9Th, at four O'Clock p. m
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 90 attend =
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucr,oneer


sA A TIE 2E 5tSF 81
B B2fSd AL fYp v1 MEsT FA8 8H GEohGErowS
District Of Columbia. passed in caus in which SI#ll
obert Smith and Others defendants. No. 1858 F%nity
the pn s5xns ed " x GeE #
guS H., Ell, 1881 At n the hour e FIVE oc all
the valley View Farm living i'll the District of Column
bia bein. described in one Parcel follows Beg mining
standing the sou side Of the free road said
sses is on as the lime pO as
Alliance from that part of The tract called White
the said point of beginning running south e. degrees
west 4S 10 perches to the east edge Of the Ridge
OF nosh 80
then north u degrees west Is rches; then north 2
is Il ro the To sad ss
lines between Alliance and John A. Murdocks part
south the ssd dVaos
line the latter being continued from Dolly
still with said RIDGE road orth ~ degrees west %
perches thence north degrees 50 prrches thence
ard Inrdosks PaIt q White a.yea witch DIVISION
bounded tree which is boundary Of Alliance
s s9 OF S Sh and ,H s 9f n White
east to the place Of beginning containing acres
'nH e cash. the residue of the
chase money in six twe and eighteen months rom
IF h nos
the terms OF sale are not with at the end of
ali cash on Of the sale by the Court ON
the OF the whole purchase money and ratca-
purchaser at his and expense the property to him
cold free clear and discharged Of all claim Of the par
R. P JACKSON, Trustee.
F lI9 Bryce i ss 3, rfet GEORGETOWN Gs,,1s
my3l-dGdS Az Louisiana WASHINGTON
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Name.
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EArrxe HuxBrE Prrm

The sPECTAIOk." An INsURANcE JoCRNAI.
devoted TO the interests Of the old system level
premium. highrate companies, came out In ifs laao
number with editorial retrsctiae the infsmous
every issue ss.,nst the Mutnsl ktsevs Fund Ie Az
b Harper. and other oficerA The payer nov say1
The Mutual Reserve was. We believe, the p1unssr
the evil that have herctofors shiictsd sSs
system OF assessment Insurance. and its
success certainly shows that the plan y popSisr
to very considerable extent and y an eviXsnoo
Of the skill and ability with which its slisivu ~ o.
Quoted That MI HazIx and his sseocstes an cooincs
ing the business openly and fairly. nviting tnves
be the trne system there can b. doubt The oiecS
Reserve Fund Life ASSOCIATION aud 10 ~ Hss.S
sonaly and We voluntarily make th stsiemzot - -
Ar Inc injury OF which we have been the IN vtf1n~ -
unwilling cause" Once Of the aasociasSon iS0 n n
Come and insure. IA. KNIGHT 0spGrHl ~ ~
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Sd Edition.
$50 O'CLOCK PM.
CHI &c AGO!
LATEST DISPATCHES.
LYNCH DEFEATS CLAYTON.
The Vote 43l to 31S.
LYNCh'S ELECTION As TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN MADE UNANIMOUS.
DISSATISFACTION WITH CHAIRMAN
SABIN.
A LONG ROLL CALL AND A HUNGRY CROWD.
A LONG ROLL CALL AND A HUNGRY CROWD
The Long Roll Call.

Special dispatch to The EVENING STAR
CHICAGO, June Spending the long roll call, the
convention spectators were compelled 10 remain IN
their seats, as no one leaving the building was per.
united TO return. There were about 1900 as hun
cry ana thirsty persons as were ever gathered
most OF them having been In their seats four hours
mere Is very general complaint among the dele
gates over the arbitrary decision OF Chairman Sabn
mat the roll call should be called by each name In
sseao OF The usual Way by states he refused TO en-
certain any other motion. There was some unex.
pec'eu voting. For Instance Maine gave Lynch
votes, and Massachusetts, gave CLAYTON votes
Mississippi Lynchs own state) also gave Clayton
VOTES, Lynch being one OF them. The convention
loudly applauded the names OF Hoar Gov. Long
and other leading republicans when they voted.
THE DISTRICT DELEGATES AND MALONE VOTE FoE
LYNCH.
The District OF Columbia delegates voted 10,
Lynch; In the national convention they voted fnl
Hoar. The convention rose TO its feet twice ant
cheered when Gen. Mahone's name was called and
ne 'oted ior Lynch, as did most OF his delegation
Lynch Elected.
THE BLAINE MEN DIsHEARTENEp
Lynch was declared elected In a scene OF grea,
uproar. The vote Stood Lynch 43i: CLAYTON 33s
Ihis result disheartens the Blaine people very
much.
Mr.. Lynch was conducted to the chair, and made
neat little speech in favor OF harmony and such
GEORGE W. CURTIS PUTS HIS FOOT IN 1T.
Lynch Is at present an ofiiceholder and wher
George William Curtis seconded his nomination
Ne was not aware OF the fact. AS civil service
reformer he put his foot In it.
QUANTITIES. APPOINTED AND THE CONVENTION AID
JoCRNS.
Inc committees on organization, resolutions and
credentials were then appointed and the conven
ton adjourned.
EDNCNpS MEN Jr-RrraSr
There Is great deal OF discussion as to the vot.
Tor Lynch being against BIaine's interests Til,
Blaine delegates who voted Tor Lynch. II
Is GAINED, are enough i'm numbers to give
Lvnch ms majority. The supporters OF each
candidate, however are endeavoring 10 get com,
lori out or the vote. The Edmunds' men are tubi
iahC over their triumph, aud are loudly boasting
nominee. a NJ
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A Pretty Spectacle.

PRACTICE IN STEAM TACTICS AT ANNAPOLIS.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 3.-The board OF visitors 70
the naval academy witnessed to-day practice I'm
steam tactics by the first class. under Lieut. n. S.
houston. There were eight steam launches In this
drill. and 1t made an interesting spectacle. The
second class. under Lieut. A. {. Dillingham;, gave an
exhibition OF signaling under Myers system. There
were seven stations about 200 yards apart, under
ton. Dalton and Mckay. message selected by
the board OF visitors was started from the board
mousse The curiously cOlored flags began to wave.
the end OF half an hour II was returned to the board
mouse without syllable missing. The third and
fourth classes were exercised in boats under oars
Oy Lieut. W. r Clason. An artillery drill will take
place this afternoon.
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Districs i'm Congress.


The House District committee heard an argument
from General Hunton to-day In support OF the bill
TO incorporate a trust and Indemnity company In
the District of Columbia Mr. Barr was authorized
to report fayorably Mr. Campbell's bill 20 extend
the powers of the National safe Deposit company
of Washington. making IL also a trust company,
with authority 10 execute trusts OF all descriptions
which may be committed and transferred, &c: 10
amended a In require the capital stock 10 he $780,
u. and making the stockholders responsible for all
contracts. debts and engagements Mr. Muldrow
chairman Of the subcommittee ON judiciary will
submit "A minority report. The Judiciary sub-com-
mittee reported the bill adversely some time ago
hul no record of their action could be found The
whole subcommittee Will probably Join In the M
nOriLy report,
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T'Hos. J. FISHER 6 Co. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF THE HANDSOME RESI-

DENCE, NO. LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia entered the 10th day of t;:3
May. A. D: 1884 i'll equity No S4s6 wherein h:A
Anna Barnard ct al. are plaintiffs aud Jane B Bar:
sell at public auction in front Of the premises at FIVE
O'CLOCK ?. NJ on MONDAY. the SECOND DAY OF
JUNE 1884 the following described piece parcel of
Columbia to wit Part of Lots numbered one % and
two (2. in square numbered one hundred and sixty
seven (16O. the same designated the public
described follows beginning at point on the
east line of said lot number %. distant twenty
seven CD feet eight and half $50 inches
thence running westwary parallel with the line
of the square. hundred and six UO6> feet 90
inches to the east line of lot three @ thence with said
conveyed by Henry Rice to W. B. Trowbridge; thence
eastwardly and parallel with the south line of the
square, one hundred and six 0G feet nine (9 inches
the east line OF said lot N thence with said east line
about twenty eight ( feet souhwarly the point of
BEGINNING: with all the ways. rights alleys
and thereto belonging and subject to the
created by deed between L. D. Townsend. James Alden
folio $685.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One third
cash. and the residue in three equal stalnents
able in one two and three years, respectively. from
Gay OF SALE with interest at six cent per
notes OF the purchaser, all the purchase money
be IN cash. at the option of the purchaser No deed
Will be given until the purch money is paid in full
deposit OF 800 will be required when the property is
Knocked down. and the terms of sale be complied
with within week from the day of sale, the prop
erty will be resod at the risk and cost of the defatng
chaser's coat RANDOL PHI COYLE Trustee,
myl1-d&ds T. 5 attorneys Office, City Hall
sE-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
MoNpAY AFTERNOON, JUNE NINTH, same hour
and place.
je3-eod&ds RANDOLPH COYLE. Trustee
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snF Easf EsyE$
STEEL II irrraH H1F fi4S iss!
or s1xTH From s1ATNS
81 Palace ssepink Cars at H. daily Fast Line
Cincinnati western ' Express Ea, 10 p mn day
csea c1 sns car Ai pSnns to a
h a w Eaprs With l Ps.p daily for ritsbu1g and
ror BALTIMORE = mort AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Washington 70 Rochester. and Washn ton to buffalo
ri run n beyond Remove.
For Milliamslort Lock Haven and Elrnira at $40
Fer Sss YORK s a%a East Sis a. m m
Ipres en Il pniSa a9 f.l S
For 9;t P a. m daily 1siiS, except Sunday
For on B s%neay 20 p ali tbrour, ,,,n.
direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double fer
EFF afSis HsT aGs an G
f nsd Ise On o
For l.o ba 4do RS "a 43o s1S "a 100
For popes Greek Line $50 am. and 44O PM daily ex.
For Annapolis ESQ am and 44o NJ daily except Sun.
TiT5SD zExASbRkhH AND %4sHs G49
For Alexandra; $3.50. 7:2o, 9:o5. HOS and 1885 am
~ 20, 2U 90 800 and 1885 pm On Sunday
For Eiehond South nth go go and IL %, am daily
., and 200 pm; daily except Sunday
ram deaSe Tor Cos sos 1890
am; 705 and III: 40 y m " WV ~ 49,
Tickets and information at the ofce ,orthaast corner
ton where orders lett for the I Of
eAse " oes'inatio y 1Tom hotels and residences
Snno. =. Z oon. Hentral Manager Sy12
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A Railroad dispute Ended.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 3.-The suit of the Penn
sylvania Railroad company against the Central
the contract by which the Long Branch road is 0p-
Grated by the two roads, was ended yesterday BY
IN amicable agreement. The new agreement is
the same as the former one, with few notifications
The pooling contract Is abolished, and in the fl-
ture each road will conduct its business Independent
OF the other. The new contract provides that each
company shall run trains over the road, the only
onditions being that the rates charged shall be
the same ON each.
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TRANSPORTATION LINE.

GTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES SEVENTH STREET
= WHARF every SUNDAY, TUESDAYS and III L Rs
DAY at o'clock am for Mattox Creek. returning
on n 3ndays Wednesdays and Fridays. stoppiu. a
terlnediate Landings going aud returning.
Also touches at GRINDERS wharf sundays and Tues
days Gown and Nernl stiay- up and Chapel Point and
Brent's wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and We'd
nesdays up krelghts received daily.
q. l. JONES Agent
febl3 9Th Street Wharf
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AUCTION SALE OF PREM SFS Nos 41e 42l 423
AND 425 ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
Fol RITZ AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
AID Nos GIG AMI 62S ON STREET. BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
by VIZ ne of decree of the supreme Court Of
Inc District Of Columbia. passed in Equity -
No. 94o. CEss"X ct al. VS.. Essex ct all will.&4
offer 10Y sale at public auction front Of the
I've pr lises the days named below. the following
raI estate situate in Washington City, in said District.
viz.
on MONDAY JUNE SECOND, 1884 at SIX O'CLOCK
r. NJ. the Lots numbered SO. 49, GO and 61 Of my
corded subdivision of original lot in square 5l4 with
the improyem ns thereon consisting in Tour twostory
and attic brick dwellings.
On TUESDAY. JUNE THIRD. 1884 AT THE SAME
subdivision IF the 40 feet of original lot Is
square 453. with the m ruvemens thereon consisting
IN two threestOry frame buildings. fronting on street
and two small ;wostory brick tenements the alley
III the rear of lot 81
Terms of sal: One-thrd of the purchase money
cash the day of sale within thereafter
and the residue in two equal nstalma at six and
twelve IIth- from the day of sale the purchaser
purchasers giving mis- her their promissory notes for
the bearing interest from the day Of sale at six
per cenum annurn ut the election of the pur
haser the whole or greater portion than onethrd
be paid in cash the title the respective
sold to he r-ta ned until the full amount of the pur
chase money and interest is paid If any purchaser
right resell tine risk and Of the efauting pur-
chaser All conveyance at purchasers cost 800 de-
posit on acceptance OF each bid
ANDREW j. BIEDIER, Trustee,
9l9 Louisiana avenue northwest.
EDWARDS 4 BARNARD ATTORNEYS mycO-eO&
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( NUNAiiD LINE

NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
The CTNARD sThA%2n I tOMPANY. LIMITED.
6EIWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N. H.. NEW YORK
Aurania... We'd June Gallia, ..... We'd. July .
Botlnla... We'd June L. Aurania We'd july g.
Servia. Wed. June IS Bothnla. We'd. July IL
Oregon 49,. ed. June - | Sarvia ... We'd july 13
AMI rVFRy NErNF~D.v from NEW YORK
Rates of Passage-&60 $50 aud $780, according to -,
cCmmodatiuN
steage very low rates. Storage tickets from Llv.
er col and Queenstown aud al other parts EuropeAt
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other Iorts the Continent and
3Cr Mediterranean ports
For freight and passaRe apply at the Companys Office
No BowInAs Green. or both Storage and cabin to
O1lS Bio. l.JW q o.. t01 ttu \, O.
NLkNON II. BROWN & CO. New YORK:
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW Il co.
tanl2 6io Ith street Washington.
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NINE ROSS
RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT AND PSYCHOLOGIST
can D. consulted business and ali of life
sne has. for one month reduced her fee cents
Residence. 1910 llth ST Ii Hours from am to
PEI anu from = to y mhli
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THE SPEAKERS GAyEL
MR. BLAINE EN- ROUTE.

He Does Net Expect - - Nominated-
He Will support Con. sherman.
BOSTON, NAss, June a-Blaine took the noon
train to Portland. He would talk politics with no
one. He is reported as having said to q personal
friend before he left the city that he d not expect
to be nominated, and that the candidate would be
dark horse There Is good authority for the state
ment that the Blaine delegates WILL at his request
support Gen. Sherman II the nomination OF Blaine
appears impracticable