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The Senate Committee and Steel Ves-

NEW YORK, August 6.-The q. s. Senate commit
tee on steel and steel vessels this morning received
communications from the Pennsylvania Steel Co.,
the Tredegar Iron Co.. OF Richmond, and other steel
prospects OF the trade. John Roach made an oral
statement on the same subject. There is to be
another meeting this evening, when ex-Speaker
Randall will express his views
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The Texas Fever Scare

Onion Pacific railway in this city join in declaring
the scare over the Texas fever has ceased. All the
been renovated and fulnlgated, which Is also true
OF every car used for the transportation OF cattle.
The company has also notified the Wyoming cattle
growers association OF the trail taken by every
herd en- route from the southwest, to enable them
to warn all drOv"rs and thus prevent any posi-
bil1ty OF any spread OF the cOntagion. The state
ment telegraphed that the Union Pacific and North
ern Pacific had entered upon war in cattle rates
isdenled. The rates have been reduced per cent
by both roads conformity.
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TOMORROW.


p OBERT o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
cor AGE or NINE ROOMS WITH STABLE IN
He REAR, AND LABeE SIDE YARD BEAU
TRULY LAID OUT IN GRASS. FRUIT AND
g. APES, bling H0LsK NJ MBER 1915 YER.
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST, HE PREMISES
BEING 81 FEET INCHES FRONT BY DEPTH
OF loo FEET 10 GOOD ALLY.
DAI OF AUGUST, at FIVE O'CLOCK Will offer &!3
the lersn desc ibed property At pubic auc iOn in
front OF the prem the be lots So 81 aud IS
OF dgar ZI.z's subd vision in s Iusre SOL
Terms easy and will be announced at the sale.
ROBERT q. HOLl IMAM, Auctioneer,
au2-d&ds 10th and T streets northwest
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Toronto. Ont. telegram to the New York Herald
There is proposition made here 60 arrange q
meeting between John Teemer and Edward Han-
AN on the return OF the latter from Australia IN
the autumn Those who backed Hanlan 10 former
contests are willing TO put up any reasonable
amount on the Canadian champion II satisfactory
arrangements can he made with TeemerS fr1endA
Al the Pullman ullD regatta, IL will Be- remem-
oerpd, Eanlan said Teemer pushed him harder than
any man he had ever met. and q contest lust now
between them would be likely TO prove OF un-
bounded interest AS Hanlan leaves for Europe by
the way OF New York shorty after his return here
II Is thought by many OF his friends that a race
might he rowed on the other side OF the line
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H,HE GREAr
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NUETH. " 81 AND eoITHWEST.

i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Do's sFkkI h k.s hsS1P E9U1pMEsr
IN EFFECT July l6rg, 1881.
iCr lif:ssur Fad he West. Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace sleeping ? 40 i daily; Fast Line
g.oa N aai, t. C;asiI ali ald Il oui. with Sep;
ns s. ISn sc1 Hsce Glas to s Gaa tS
with S.rsYns az Altoona T. Chlcak9 Western *
So eonnects ehiy 70; tEicaso with oleering Gar
i1r an 'i tie w s WITH nP faee s. S.; M c ~
BAL 10y M q aeD POTOMAC ABROAD.
For Ere. Can1ndiEua. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara,
lS%g n dali, =, except SATURDAY wiz, lalaes Cars
s saa.pd night s H nS run hyH N
1s5 i q The Inc f Il In SO and loo a
20 a1d LIS III i ila'.tsd i1Ersss OF Pullman
For host xisut 4 cfsn 10 sa eaey weekday
On sunS.y =oo ? LII Ii, .,.,.
tisnssy Street ute ii s
zW mi sdelPLia 7;l5. 20 AID II a, 40. 100. COO
us p IL. Limited Exlress $40 a. III. daily, except
Fer Bait lore. SIS. Els $40 $40 HOO a. m l. O5
10, AGO. 40 40. 60. $40. 10 10 aud Il Is = H.
On 8 n AZ. 40. HOO "a H.. 400. GOJ 1-40 1000 and
Fer Iops. Greek Line. IS and 40 p. In. daily.
Fer Annapolis. 6.s5 a H. 1905 and 40 p m daily ex-
ALk1lN Da.A AND FIRE. EEICKsBCRG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDkIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Als1andria, $50. 100. 925 Il O5 and II35 a. H.
206. AZ. 400 8 70 e-Uo and ll.55 y On Sunday
at 90 q: l105 8 % n III.
or r ChIn. nd a Tie south $50 and II % m daily
AID s.OO y. dA j.. except Study.
1rs1Ls lea sxsIFa Tor Washington. o. so 10 CO.
1910 a. III: ~. oO5 y j, 5ln. 100 10 ~ =. m
aid L. 10 CI- hi (e1cet siOHd.y) gu day 1t
30 and lv ~ 10 and iO.4O Il. III. and LII
nght
I.cksts and information at the office mort east corner
CT l3th street and Ieusy yala and the
ton. wherr Orucrs lie lett the oh Cning ot bag
Id IT'S. u uces
CHAP. L. Tod. j. X. MOOD
OsNeral s.anazer. General Iasselxer Agent
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TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL WORKS COMPANY" INCLUDING
AL STOCK AND MATERIAL ON HAND eek
CEfI1NG SOME SULPHATE OF AMMONIA(
WILL BE
HOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On SAIURDA1, TWENTIETH RID AUGUST 1894
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the works Of the
G0nHany on 9Th street hetwssn and streets
ldh 1o.1s .Hd "a feet hish with front and
lbs ssll M ~ measurenents) three SULPHUR
PAGES nclud ny Glass reducing pans. ETC. for
M # S snss with q.
with a. well IS all tools impienents and machinery
aDpertaininx thereto. Also IT. BRICK ANIMONIACAt
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK. aud AIENTED
AMNONlACAL 8 Fam STILL for the distillation of
An NONlACAL GAS LIQUOR and the manufacture Of
sulphate Vt Ammonia. Including Boier g. Pumps Satu.
rators EvspOrxtors, steam Drying Table, imIenents
tools and machinery Of Kind used in operating the
same. The ANMONIACAI. SIILL is continuous in its
operation. ami has a producing caPecity Of two
Thousand to i've thousand pounds Su phate daily Cop
tract for the Anmonjaca Gas Liquor be transferred
to the purchaser of the works.
This sale will be made account of Mr. p Daner
purchaser at the public sale Of this made March
18th 1884.
Terms Of sale Cash within five days; all conyeyan
cling at coet deposit Of $500 forfeit money
required ut time of sale '
For further particulars inquire at the Office Of the
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS co.,
au2-dtS 621 Pennsylvania AveIln =.
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TAXING TIE vIIL-Thirty-four ladies from vaIi.
Gus parts Of tho United States and Germany re.
ceived the white and black wells at St Nicholas
Catholic church, Wilkssoare. Pa, yesterday. AZ No
six young women renounced the world and entered
con vent life. The novices were nom New YORK,
Pttsburg, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago, and Bal
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
T'Hos E wAGaAAAN. Real Estate Auct'onssf
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SQUARE 1Aa

By virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded in Lber No
953 folio 400 sea- Of the land records OF theVY8
District of Columbia and by request Of the partly
thereby secured, the undersigned will offer for sale ct
public auction In front Of tbs premises, WEDNES
BAY. AUGUST SIXTH, 1854. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK A.. Lots n to 81 both inclusive 80 to a.
10th elusive lots ~ and So lots 81 to g. both nclu-
siye and lot n in Nathan ". Fitzg~ralds subdivision
lots in square T4s said subdivision 10 recorded in
Bo TO- folio l49 Of the surveyors ofce Of said Dis
tyict
Terms Oneth1rd cash balance In three eQlal install
Ients in six twelve snd eighteen months from day OF
sale for which notes of purchaser airing interest from
sold will be taken deposit Of s25 each lot viii be
required at time Of sale and al convsysncng and re:
COMPETED with in seven da, from sale property will be
jy25-dSds IHOS. h. wAGGAN- n, Trustee.
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n. A. OAUpH1Q,
New OT1eans La
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40 Rallots and No Choice Vel

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, August 6.-The republican
convention OF the eighth district resumed ballOting
to-day. One hundred and forty ballots, al identE
CAL had been taken up TO an adjournment for din
ner,
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SEcRETARy TELLER returned to the city this
morning and leaves for the west again at 10 O'Clock
Tonight As he was In Philadelphia he ran over
here 70 attend 20 some personal business before TO
Ing out west again.
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depot In Jersey city Monday night = now ed,
mated a. $4,000. well covered By 0oatinS poll
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tn srrrp y,perx,. p NJ u.-

To STUMP vIRGINIA.-Mr. z n. Hewlett COL
ored attorney OF this city. and bis partner, Mr.
John c. shea white. have been engaged through
the repuo lean state committee OF Virrtuis 20
stump the stlte. They VIII begin their labois the
latter part of this month.
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RAILROADS.
.GINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.

IHE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect ISL g 1884
9:1C AN.-\EW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max close
CONN ctious IL all points South aud Southwest.
Daily. ex ett SupGsy with c. o Railway Pull
Sleeping Buffet cars from New RI and Wash
Mlston TO Atl.ua. Pullman s4eepins from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orieaus. IarlOr
Ca trom " uytD.l n ur.I L a. Va.
SIP. M.-IOU ISyiLLE FAST IL z Daily via Char
lott sville Cincinnati Louis lille and ali Western
POINTS. Pullman SeeIln2 cars Washington 20
Louisville
N4GP M.-sOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
all points South and Southwest via Danyi.le ard
Charlotte Daily except SUNDAY with e. x hallway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from Nasfin ton VIA Dam
VILE Charlotte and Atlantis Il New Orleans: also,
from Washington via Charlie Ia and Columbia to
Augusta Pul HAL . pin Car iICn Washington
u IN. - sulphur Srri-
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington a. 80 H
VI. ald $40 Z Al daily. except sunday.
5l0PA 81. daily.
fCI tickets ana Information Inquire at COlnJany's
fct, GUl PsIIn4y wanna avenue
III. SLACoHIEk. -. MACDANIEI.
t,en lass Agent AEtnL
aux SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
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THE GOVERNMENT Bo..p or ar

The GOVERNMENT BoAsD OF expoatson directors
held another meeting to-day at their roomA i7ll n
street northwest The details OF the Louisville and
Cincinnati e1posI' ions discussed together with
The question OF the allotment OF money 10 eaoh de-
partlnent-
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ACTING SECRETARY OF wAR-Chief Clerk Twee-
dale. OF the War department, has been directed
To act as Secretary OF War during the absence Of
Secretary Lincoln
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SALES.
"kEKS CO.. Auctionser
w 637 Louisiana avenue opposite City Post Once.

w 65' Lou0aAnx aVehus. 0ppoOte City Post Ufnce.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 30 !,
BEING EFFECTS OF FAMILY REMOVED TO
OUR PREMISES: TWO WALNUT BEDROOM
SETS SETS I MAEShE TOP GoMFLETE sIA TAI NED
FuANITl RE OAK AND ASH PIECES; LOUNGES
AND GOUCHE,. MALNuT AND OTHER SINGLE
TkEsSES. FEATHERS. PAnLOR SUITES IN RAW
SILK AND COTALINE sEVERAL BRUSSELS
D9HBLE WALNUT AND OTHER MARDRoBES
n MnnksHHgTRS, ~ MATTaNSss &c, WITH LARGE
dNG. HEATIkG AND YAPOR STOVES, CLOCKS.
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAyINGS, GRO, kerry
&Ga AT AUCTION, IN FRONT OF ANDwIT IN
OUR SALESkOOMs, ON THURSDAY NOR AING,
O'CLOCK. IL
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr,oneer

VTNHONAS BOWLING Aucroneer.
-LOT Of CHURCH FURNITURE AT AUCTION
hereby give notice that on SATURDAY, AUGUST
Ninth, 1854, at TEN O'CLOCK - NJ, at Thomas
O9wnes auction rooms, corner 18th street and Penn
sylvan1a avenue northwest will SELL for payment
VI chArges lot OF Benches Carpets &c. &C. left with
me for storage in December, 1888.
D. Z. MEREDITH,
ano-3s 723 8th street O.. e.
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Lieut. Lock wood 90 be Buried a A.
AcAII roR InpRoyrursr


mass meeting OF the citizens OF Hnlsdale ana
vicinity was held In Douglass hall Last night 20 take
action looking 70 securing some nreded IMPROVE
ments IN the highways and waterwayA w. a.
Faliaterro was chosen chairman. and c. W. DAVIS
secretary. A Committee consis Ing OF the follow
Ing was appointed 10 wall upon the Commissioners
ana urge them 10 have the roAdwayS re-
paired aud 20 have the main sewer which carries
on waste water, enlarged a O. Brown, John A.
Moss, {. W. Davis. l. Harrod, K N. Hewlett J. A
Green, John {. shea, Rev. j. Il Lear, Fred Doug
lass. Jr., j. NJ. shipper
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STEAMERS.

CUNAHD LINE:
1.ANE RIO Ute.
THE CrNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HAbBOR
FROM PIE. y. y. r. Mn YORK
GaLLIA Wei, AUG s. OREGoS..... Wed. Sept 8
AURANIA. Wsd Aus Is 6ALLIA.-....W We'd, sept 10
BoTHSI. We'd. Aux ~ AUnASIa.-. Wed Sept IL
SKRvIA. We'd. Aug ~ BoTHSLA. wed, Sept "a
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY ROM NV YORK
RATES OF PASSAUk-S6O. $50 and 500, according
to accommodations.
seeraee very rates steer re tickets from Ilv
epool and Queens and ali other parts Of Europe
lowest rates
Through hills of laden gwen for Belfast GLASGOW
Havre Antwerp and other ports tine Ointment and
for Mediterranean ports
For fright and passage apply the Co1npauy's Office
No 4, kowiinZ both Storage and Cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO sos 9Th St. Wsshll gtCIl. d. c.
VERNON h. BROWN x co. Nv York:
Or to MessTs. OTIS BIGELOW Il co.
3ySl COS eth street. Washington
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW ORR HAvRE.
Companys pier. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
STREET. New York.
Normsndie. Frsngeul Wednesday. Aug. 6. 5a
Iabr- dor Collier "Wednesday. Aug. Is. 10 a. N.
Canada keTssbirc. Wednesday. Aug. 20. a
Checks payable sight in amounts To SUIT. on the
Banque Demonstrations of Paris LOUIS DE BEBlAS.
Agent. No, 6. Bowling Green >ew iorK-
O. W. MOSS. rs P-nnsyvs; ia avenue:
J. ". BOIELER Il SON, 92jIennsy lyan1a avenue,
tY3l Agents WASHINGTON. ID. O.
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GENERAL BESEr, chief Of ordnance, has gone 70
the Catskills.
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BUILDINGS coSpsseTEp

Ruilding INSPECTOR Entwisle to-day condemned
building No Si4 9Th strosJ northwest, and ordered
It's demolition within thirty days also ths two
frame buildings Nos siS shd SIC Mann avenue ana
thirty days given Tor their removal
All orders aud complaints about dangerous oufld-
ings VIII receive the Immediate attention Ct the
INSPECTOR.
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The races announced at Chicago for to-day have
been postponed until tomorrow on account OF rain
All purses and bets stand.
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SUING RAILROAD COMPANY YnH d

Thos johnson to-day, by his attorneys MesurA
Iarusi and Miller, entered euit against the Bait
more 70 omac railroad, claiming 5000 damages
Tor Injuries received by Mrs Isabella johnson on
VI " 81, last by being struck by an ongtno &C
Sherln 3 road crossing. In the county.
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tack Of ociaticA
Oarsman Hanlan has le9t Australia By steamer
Ioe America
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"EEKs CO. Auct1oneer,
w 6S7 Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Office
TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS. ALSO 400 COFFEE
PALS, ROOT TUBS BROIIERS. BOT.ERs, So
AT AUCTION,
H. a
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II 1VNOANSON bfSO0., AuCtlOpeerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Aucust oath -
H and duly recorded in iPxr ssl folio So9 ct
OF Columbia and by direction holder OF the note
secured n rsby in writing Will sell at public auction,
on THURSDAY, AUGlS ST FUi RIEEN II 1884 at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front II the
PROMISES Parts OF OTIS seven Cd and eight 49, in square
Tor the same on I'd ct ninety 600 feet north from the
eighteen Qs) feet twenty SIX Coy feet south three
( feet east thirty four 3 ee south fifteen (I5) feet
west sixty tt0 feet to the place OF BEGINNING together
with the improvements thereon
srns Of sale: One-haf in cash: balance in six and
twelve nonths In notes bearing interest and secured
deed Of trust the premises the cost
erty il Knocked of " ff
aui-dkds JOHN J. JOHNSON Trustee
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HanIan Likely 20 Row Teeme.

HENRY A HALEY WAS to-day, commissioned post
master al Hughesville, Va
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Local Notes,

Mrs Jane Farnham, corner OF llth and streets
northwest, reports that her stable was entered on
the night OF the 4th inst, and q set OF harness q
lap robe and a coat and vest were stolen; value
$1321
Frederick Douglass, r., this afternoon swore out
a warrant before Justice O'Neal, charging Ellen
Moss, wife OF John A. Moss, with stealing cedar
post valued at 25 cents, the properly OF Virginia
Douglass
A handsome and valuable oil painting OF St Mat
thew, belonging to st. Matthew'S church, was cut
TO pieces by some malicious or insane person last
Saturday.
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RANGE OF THE 1HEsMoAgrER.-The following
were the readings at the Office Of the chief signal
otlcer tO-uay:-7 a. NJ $780, II a. ~, 755; 2-p.m.,
iSS Maximum, 79 minimum, 631.
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Il SOUTH
IUlOA1AC STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S popular
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 9Th street wharf on
Mcicays and Nedne>Gays 1t $50 Saturdays at D. LII.
StuIs at F1ney Point and Corneld Harbor going and
retu ming.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections with he Boston and Providence
steamers. Connects also with New York and Rich
nlond steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and room can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. I4th street and Pennsylva-
na avenue; at ST. Mari hotel. Polk nhorll's next 20
CITY Ost Office Office O; klOx's 9TH aud
feIIisIi ANA avenue, and at COnpany's Office, Tth
strt-t wharf
hIox's express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until ~. m
jy1O WILLIAM T. WEIGH, General Agent
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DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE Capt W. c. Geogheean. WIN resn,ns
e trTs 10 baltimore and River Landings SUNDAY
MAJ 9Th. leaving Stephclson's wharf m; eay.
IL Baltimore Tor Washington every FRIDAY at pm
Freight received until pm Saturdays oSLx
Al hiver II lgilt must lie prepaid
|ssstIeer accommodation uneQualled
Arplyto eALAENSON l. BRO so.,..
mh3-6m 7tb street wh,,,
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V,HOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

'u'doMAo DONLlNC, Auct1Oueer
SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE, SITUATE
AT The NORTHEAST CORNER OF I AND
TWELFTH STREE ) NORTHEAST
~ virtue OF deed trust, ,ted 23d day of July A.
1888 and duly IN liber No 1851 at folio ITO
Of the land records the District Of Columbia and At
tne request OF the person secured thereby we will sell
e public an ten in front OF the premises OH TUES
GAY the ~ ELTIH DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1884. at
HALf.PAHT FIVE O'CLOCK P. Al the TO loving de-
sfrieed real estate situate III the city Of Washington In
the said District known and dstin ushed AS and being
lots numbered thirty $780, forty (4O) and forty
SUMNER acher ct al subdly vision OF certain
MAJ lots IN square Eumberert thousand and two
uH2l These lots have frontage of about 100 feet on
street and about 135 feet 10Th street northeast aud
are un1mproved. ~
Terms Of sale third cash; balance in six twelve
and eghfee months. with interest from day of sale at
slx per centum per apnnm to be secured by deed Of
trust OH premises sold all cash. option of pur-
chaser deposit Of 800 requ red ON day Of -ae If
the terms OF sale are not coIup.d with within seven
days the trustees reserve the right to resell aid prem.
ises after three 90 days previous notice in he Evening
star at the risk and cost OF the aultny
Conyeyancing and re- ord,ng at cost of purchaser
WILLIAM SCHWING,I ,,u,a.
II. H. BtRGMANN, ! Arustees.
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MARRIED.

SMITH-BAKER. On July 3lst 1894 IN Manchester.
n IL, al the residence OF Judge W. SMITH by RsVa
and CLARA asn f sAkES 0f S..sas g 3 IS
cards.
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GOV. CLEvEIAND.s VACATION.
False Rumors About Hts Letter q A.
Cepta0Ces

ALBlSr, y. Y, August 6-Gov. Cleveland leavee
Albany tomorrow afternoon nc I O'Clock tor the
Upper Sarsnsc lake In the Adrundackx. Whefe ne
VIII probably pass a two weeks vacation He VIZ
spend the night At Plattsburg and procred ny car
riage 10 his place OF destination ON Friday. BIZ
companion viii be DIR. b. Ward, OF this city. Tne
governor states that all the rurnors concerning hD
letter OF acceptance are without foundaooo
Among his visitors to-day was O delegation Of The
French Canadian residents Of the United Stato9,
who are holding q convention here.
Lieut. Lock ~ oOd 90 BE Buried a A.
uapOlis.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. August 6-The remains OF Lieut.
Lockwood. who per1sned IN the Grcely expedition,
VIII be brought here Tor burial Friday or Satur-
day. The funeral services viii he held at S. AnpeS
Protestant kptcopal church, and the intermeoe
VIII take place In the cemetery. where the fAnily
has a vault
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RKv. JAMES MCCARTHY. Fort Stevenson, Dakota says;
Browns Iron Btters cured me Of severe dyspepsia"
Rev. J. 8. WHITE, Of Rock Hill. s. G., says,
II used Browns Iron Btters for debility 1t restored
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REV. ". J. JOHNSON. Of Woodbury., Nd. says:
II have used Browns IRON Btters in my family, and
and have found it . splendid invigorator."
REV. W. b SMITH, Of Grafton Mass, says:
II have derived benefit from using Browns Iron Bit
ters for adow state Of blood"
Rev. g. ". OFFLEY. Of New Bern. n G., says:
have taken Browns Iron Bitters It Is one Of the
best medicines known"
Rev. J. ". wALDROP. Of Owenton. Ky., says:
Browns Iron Bitters greatly relieved me Of general
debility and INDIGESTION"
Rev. W. n CHAPMAN. Of Baltimore, says:
Il deem Browns Iron Bitters most valuable tonic
REV. D. F. MANLY. Of Tampico. Tenn. says
Browns Iron Bitters relieved me Of indigestion and
nervousness after physicians failed"
Rev. ELIJAH WILSON. Of wriehtsvilla Pa, says:
Browns Iron Btters has permanently cured me Of
chills and fover."
REV. J. D. ZEHRING. Of Codorus, Pa, says:
II was paralyzed in my right SIDE Brown's1ron Bit
tiers enabled me to walk"
REV. J. N. BECK. Of owenton, Ky, says:
II have used Browns Iron Bittsrs It Il the best
tolic sold"
REV. J. 8. CAIN. Of Lewisville, Ind. says.
used Browns Iron Bittsrs for nervous prostraon,
and found 1t beneficial"
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ESTABLISHED 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-06

INSPECTING A SHAKY CYlLIEG-The registry divi
sion OF the city post Office is located the letter.
Carriers rooIn and some OF the lettercarriers ale
alarmed lest the uMberS Will give WY letting the
registry Office down upon their heads To-day Mr.
j. 5. b .rbOur, the owner OF the Hiding, had the
ceiling and floor inspected with the view OF strength
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