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EvERrBopr VINO READS

AANEh16OOI w dO AOEADS
KNOWS THAT WE ARE GOING TO MOVE. OUR
NEW BUILDING WILL BE READY IN TINE FOR
NEXT SPRINGS TRADE. DO YOU SUPPOSE WE
ARE GOING TO CARRY ANY OF THE PRESENT
STOCK IN THE NEW BUILDINGs IF YOU DO YOU
ARE WRONG. WE'RE HoUsE-cLEANINa NOW,
AND THE PRICES IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT
TELLS THE STORY
FOR THE FIRST WEEK IN THE MONTH OF
ROSES, WE WILL BEGIN OFFERINGS OF SPECIAL,
ATTRACTIONS. AND THERE WILL BE A SUCCESS
SION OF THEM DAILY THROUGH THE MONTH
ADVERTISEMENTS. THOSE WHO DO NOT READ
THEM WILL GO RIGHT ON AND PAY NEARLY
DOUBLE FOR SIMILAR GOODS.
ODDS AND ENDS OF CHILDREN's SUITS
NEARLY CLOSED OUT.
JOB LOT, MARKED "An-sIxTY SUITS IN THIS
LoT-NOT oNEIN THE LOT EVER SOLD FOR LESS
THAN s5-CHoICE OF THIS LOT, $3.50
JOB LOT, MARKED "B"-F1FTY-FIvE SUITS
NOT A SUIT IN THIS LOT EVER SOLD FOR LESS
THAN se-CaoICE OF THIS LOT AT $3.50
JOB LOT MARKED "C"-NoTA SUIT IN THE
THIS LOT $40
JOB LOT. MARKED .'D"-NoT SUIT IN THE
LOT EVER SOLD FOR LESS THEN ss-A FEW
SO AND $40 SUITS AMONG THEM-THE CHOICE OF
THIS LOT AT s4s5
REMEMBER WE ARE CLEANING Up NOW. WE
DO NOT WISH TO CARRY ANY OF THE PRESENT
STOCK IN OUR NEW BUILDING NEXT SPRING
A. SAKS & CO..
ie3 SIC AND 9ls SEVENTH STREET.
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General Eenhani,s Funeral.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The funeral services Of the
late Brigadier General Henry W. Benham. OF the
u. ). corps OF engineers, took place to-day The
pall-bearerS were Generals Tower, Doubleday,
McPharlin and COmStOck, and Colonies Hodges and
Gillespie. The Rev. DR.. Collyer read the services
veterans or the Mexican war were in attendance
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Agent Key, OF the Humane society. to-day ar
rested colored man named Jacob Preston on a
charge OF cruelty to animals. because he was car
ryfng chickens with their heads down
The new board OF directors Of the Franklin In
surance company to-day reelected DR. Daniel b.
Clarke as president OF the company.
VIM. Thomas and VIM. Gunton, alias Tom Green,
Doth colored, were arrested by Detective Ran to
up for a hearing.
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The Chicago Markets.
Fire i'm baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 4.-Fire occurred this
morning in large three-StoTy building AT Fayette
and Caroline streets, owned by HasSard q sons
and occupied 10y Lyon, Bro. & co. as a spice and
rice MILL The damage 10 the stock and machinery
is estimated at $4,000. and Is fully Insured The
damage 10 the building Is 5000 also insured.
SENDING ALDERNEY MILK ACROSS THE OCEAN
Mr. Frank X. Ward. OF the Alderney dairy Will
leave tonlght on the 1910 train Tor New York TAX
Ing with him twenty gallons OF milk and ten gal
Ions OF cream from Col James A. BOyds dairy farm
from which Mr.. Ward gets portion OF his supplies
This cream and milk Is To be shipped across the At
lantic, and IS intended for the or Boston Ideal
Opera company in London. The White Star steamer
"Celtc," which sails tomorrow with the Ideals
VIII carry the milk and cream. The experiment
was suggested by Mr.. Wards success last year ia
carrying milk across the continent This VIII be
The nrSt time milk or cream has ever been taken
across the Atlantic, and the result OF the expert
ment viii he watched with interest. A report ~
the condition of the milk viii be Cabled back as
soon as the steamer arrives the other side. When
Jules Verne organizes another trip To the MOON It
Is expected that can Of Alderney milk VIII be a
part OF the outfit, II the pending experiment 10 sue
ceSSful
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PLAYING AT WAR.
The Naval Cadets put Through Exer.
cises in Seamanship and Gunncry.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 4.-The naval cadets were
exercised this morning in seamanship and gum
merry on the T. s. S. Wyoming. The ship left its
mornings. under Lieutenant Commander Fl. Elmer
at O'Clock and steamed out of the Severn into the
Chesapeake. 1t was intended to sail OUT but there
being no wind the cadets were limited to showing
their knowledge of stewardship by running
up the royal yards They then took
charge OF the steam department OF the Wyoming,
acting engineers and coal beavers. The middle OF
the Chesapeake being reached the Gatlin gun wis
run out and fired to ascertain the range OF the
target. which was found to be LOO yards. Firing
with an Sinch rifle gun began, the distance being
gradually lessened until 600 yards was reached
Al l,4o0 yards the. target was struck, which
brought a round OF applause from the board
OF Visitors and the ladies who were
on the Wyoming as spectators. At 1920 the
steamer returned to the academy. Cadet Taylor
stands No III the first class of next year. as de-
termined by the present annual examination. The
other star members are as follows: Diffenback,
FentOn and Chase. Frederick \. KreSS is the only
star member OF the second class
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ALL SERENE AT THR WHITE HoUsk.-Everything
was quiet at the White House again to-day. There
were very few callers and the President had plenty
OF time to reflect upon Chicago matters Se,re-
and the Postmaster General was with MIN for q
few mOmentR
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Fifty Cents en- n Doy,ar.

BALTIMORE June A meeting of the creditors
Of Barkley 81 HassOn. coffee roaSterS and dealers,
VINO made an assignment last week, was held to-
day. a compromise OF 80 cents on the dollar, with
interest, was agreed upon, in four months notes
running up to two years. The unsecured liabli-
ties are $2l50OO, and there is $4,000 which is pro-
tected by manifestations
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Latest Foreign News by Gable.

THE FIRE AT LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, June AT half-past four the fire
was still burning fiercely. The block contains five
Thousand bales OF cotton, belonging to Messrs.
Zerega.
THE FIRE EXTINGUISHED.
LIVERPOOL. June4.-The efforts to eXtinguiSh the
nre were at last successful, and at O'Clock the
flames had ceased. Three thousand bales of cotton
were DESTROYED
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RETIRED.-Passed Assistant Engineer Charles H.
Manning has been ordered to be retired and Lieut.
d. c. woodrow retired on furl0ugh pay. The re-
firing board found Passed Assistant Surgeon J.
Van Hovenberg not permanently incapacitated.
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II AMP CHIMNEYS REDUCED
IL Sun al, &c. medi uns 30c large 45c per dozen.
Small Burners, Toe mediums Soc large 81 40 psr
dozen. Mail orders promptly attended to.
A. SONNENSTRAHL'S
ap2 ll32 7th street north west
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. AuctIoneer.

CONTINUATION CATALOGUE SALE OF CHOICE
OLD ,MHISkEYS, OLD PORT, MADEIRA, STA.
CkOlA RUN. SHERRIES. FINE CLARETS AND
0IHER GOODS. FROM ONE OF THE MOST
RELIABLE HOUSES IN THE UNITED STATES,
AND WARRANTED TO BE As REPRESENTED
IN 10 MORROW, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE
Fir ii, 1874 at ELEVES O'CLOCK. at my auction
rooms. shall sell the following fine goods in Demiohn
and case Is Demijohns Welty Whisky Qs5sl. ranging
from 2 10 "A gallons each; Is Demijohns Thompson
whisky. ran ing from to 4s4 gallons each; ID Deni-
johns Gibson Whisky, ranging from to a. gallons
each; Is DenijOhRs Monticello Whisky ranging from
10 A.. gallons each Is DeniijObns Old Club Whisky
ranging from 10 "a gallons each Is nijohns Bour
bon y hsky. ranging from A.. gallons each; 10
3-gaon Dtmiiohns Old Port Wine: S-galon Derni-
johns old Madeira; 3-gallon Dem john Sta. Gro
Rum; Cases ST. Julien quarts; ST. Emelion
quarts; Medoc, quarts; st. EsteIhe
quarts: cases MargaIX, quarts. 30 Demijohns Sher
r1es. Brandies and other goods
These goods strictly rst-class and Will be sold
without reserve. Offering fine opportunity inGi
yiduas and private families secure choice goods at
moderate figures
1t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Oregon voted Monday for Judge OF the supreme
court, members OF the state legislature and Rep
resentative at large In Congress The law OF 1875
requires that the elections Of Congressman shall
cur In November, but subsequent acts provide for
states whose constitutions tx a different date and
have not yet been amended and that is how 1t hap
pens that the remotest OF all the states viii the
first member OF the Forty House to be chosen
anywhere The present Representative from Ore
gOn Is republican, and his majority was about
5000 Oregon also decided whether to adopt or re-
1ect this very important amendment to the state
constitution: 1.-THE elective franchise in this
state shall not hereafter be prohibited to
any citizen on account Of SEX" The series
OF summer and early fall elections, which was
opened Monday In oregon, includes not less
than nine states. Alabama votes on Au-
gust for governor and state Officers Tennes-
see follows on August z, Arkansas on Sep
TENDER l. and Vermont one day later. Then comes
the more significant, because more doubtful, cleo
ton in Maine on September g. with the interesting
incidental vote on constitutional prohibition Of the
liquor traffic Georgia win elect governor on DC
tober !. On October Il the Ohio and West Virginia
elections occur, the political interest of the series
eliminating In Ohio where q Congressman viii be
chosen and the minor state offices hotly contested
In the traditional belief that the result may po-
tently influence party fortunes In the presidential
election three weeks Later.
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MAR RIED.
ID ED,

HAMMOND-H0PKINS-On June Sd 1894 by tina
Rev. DIR. Lindsey, DIR. THOMAS V. HAMMOND to Miss
BERTHA HOPKINS.
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pRoPosALs FOR sgPRLIEs FOR FEEEDMEN's
nEp aFT UT

May "a 1884
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Department
unit TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, THURSDAY, JUNE
TWELFTH 1884 for furnishing supplies. consisting
mainly of meats groceries, dry goods clothing. Inen
cfnex and fuel for the OF the Freedmens Hospital
this city for the fiscal ending June 80 1885 Blank
forms of proposal specifications and schedules showing
nished on application TO this Department..
My22.3lt47alo H u. TELLER Secretary,
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To ACT AS CHIEF SIGN AL OFFIcER.-During the
absence OF the chief signal officer, Capt Samuel NJ
Mills, 5th artillery acting signal of1cer, VIII, by
direction of the President take charge of the Office
OF the chief signal Office ana perform his duties
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Capitol Topics.

THE NEW YORK ASSAY OFFICE.
H. G. Torrey, U. s. assayor at New York made an
argument before the committee on coinage, weights
and measures to-day In favor OF rebuilding the
assay ONCE at New York city. An appropriation of
$50O,OOO was asked for Mr.. Burchard, director OF
the mint, also appeared before the committee and
favored either the Improvement OF the present
Dulldng or the erection Of q new structure.
SUFFERERS ON THE RIO GRANDR.
Delegate Manzanares, Of New Mexico, to-day
appeared before the committee on appropriations
and asked for Congressi onal aid for sufferers by
an overflow of.the Rio Grande river. He read q
telegram from the Santa Fe board Of trade urging
immediate action. The telegram announced that
m any people were in dire distress
MINOR NOTES.
The arguments In the Craig Shelley contested
election case were completed In the House elections
committee to-day.
The House committee on ways and means con-
sldered the Hewitt tariff bill yesterday afternoon
and are In session upon 1t again this afternoon.
Inc oregon Central land grant forfeiture bill,
coming over from yesterday as unfinished business
was taken up by the House this afternoon and
paSSed-yeaS 13S. nays 26.
senate amendments to the bill establishing q
bureau OF labor statistics were in by
the House this afternoon
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PRESCRIBED BY THE

UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
FACULTY
ALAxAT1yE AND Refreshing FRUIT LoZENGR
lamar For CONSTIPATION. HEMoRRHoIDS,
BILE HEADACHE LOSS OF Ape
TIE. CEREBRAL CONGESTION
IEDIEN Prepared by Z. GRIILON
Chemist Of the Paris Faculty
Sole Proprietor.
Irue de Rambuteau, PARA
GRILLON Tamar-unlfke Pills and the usual purga-
tives-is agreeable to take. and never pro-
duces irritation interiors with busi-
ness or pleasure
Sold By all DruggistA ap3-eth, 13w
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Killed His Wife and himself.

CALDWELL KAN, June Al. II. Wendell, an Old
resident of this city, in tit of insanity caused by
whisky, shot and killed his wife last night, and
then killed himself
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- oUaL LASS,
NINTH ST. CLOUD BUILDING. STREET.
q N D e r We A r
FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
LADIES' GUAZE UNDERvEsTs at 25c. Soc. 75c. 81,
M1ssIs' GiUzE UNDERvEsTs. at 2sc.. ssc.. 5oc..
These goods FsTs and are not to be cassed with
the SECONDS ADVERTISED ALL OVER TOWN
HOST ERY.
An unlimited assortment Of all the new and choice
styles for LADIES' MISSES and CHILDREN, at prices
too low to be quoted
PARASOLS! PARASOLSN PARASOLS!N
Our stock OF Parasols is large and comprises In
the better grades goods wish to close them
will, beginning To- MORROW Saturday OFFER
EVERY one OF THEM AT ACTUAL COST This
will be opportunity for those of Parasols
to obtain the best at less price than would be asked
an inferior article.
E Y g.
For this week we have reduced the price on Jerseya
Our e. SO and S26s will DO pc $50.
Our $3.50 $500
and all other styles in proportion.
and money returned when unsatisfactory.
DOUGLASS,
my3 6e2-5A-526 Ninth street
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON AND |
CORNED BEEF


l. COkNED BEEF.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREASURER
UNITED STAT ES SOLDIERS HOME.
WASHINGTON ID. C., ne 1. 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, subject to the
usual conditions will be ved tins office uni il
len O'CLOCK A. NJ, on WFDN SDAI the EIGHT
ZENITH DAY OF JUNE, 1884, at which time and place
they Will be- opened presence of bitd furnish
ing and delivering at the kitchen hospital dairy and
gates OF the sol iers' Home es Beef Mutton and
CCrned Beef required by the Secretary and Treas
1881 and ending June Goth, 1856
Separate roTosals Will hc received for furnishing the
officers OF the Home with choice cuts Of Fresh Beef
Mutton and Lamb.
information a to the of bidiing conditions
10 be observed by bidders, terms of contract and
lnert. Will be furnished personal application at this
office
The Secretary and Treasurer the right to
ject any and all proposals.
The successful bidder Will he required to enter into
written contract with the Secretary and Treasurer
the Home, with good and approved security in the
h one thousand five hundred dollars Is 5000 within
seven days after being notified of the acceptance of his
proposals copy OF this advertisement must be at
tache to each proposal Envelopes containing propo-
sails should be Endorsed.
Proposals for Fresh Beef Mutton and Corned Beef at
United States Soldiers Home District OF Columbia,
and addressed to the undersigned.
b. F. RITTENHOUSE,
Secretary and Treasurer United States Soldiers Home
led
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The Arabs attacked Suakm again Monday night,
but were repulSed.
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The Street Railroads,

THE COMPANIES REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH THE LAW
S-a= REGARDING PAvEMENTs
The District Commissioners to-day passed an
order requiring the Washington and Georgetown.
Metropolitan, the Capitol North street and South
Washington, the Columbia, and the Anacost1a and
Potomac River railway companies TO pave the
space between their track at the crossings of
streets or avenues by their respective roads In
compliance with the provisions of the act
approved June 18th, 1873, providirs- that, when
street railroads cross street or av ue, the pave
ment between the tracks shall conform with the
pavement upon such street or avenue. The order
says that the work shall be completed within ninety
days from this date, otherwise the Engineer Com
missioner Is directed to have the done by con-
tract at the cost Of the delinquent companies II
the companies shall fail refuse to pay for the
same the Commissioners shall issue lien certificates
for the amount of the Indebtedness
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SICK HEADACHE, LANGCoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver. a Disordered
stomach or CoSttyeneSS, the distressing effects Of
which DIR. Jayne's Sanat1ye Pills VIII speedily
move; by their beneficial action on the hillary or
ganS they Will also lessen the likelihood or return
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The RnIttmore uarkc,..

BALTIMORE, June <-yrlnnia sixes deferred 7:
do consolidated ssh do second series S9k. new ten
iortles SlS North Carolina sizes odd 100 bid to- day
BALTIMORE. June 4-Cotton dull-riddlins ia.
Flour steady and dull-HcrsHrd street and western
super So do eItr. 50s4 so: do family 5S
city mills super SOo1S so; do extra. 50a4 10; do Rio
brands SOFAS rs Pstapsco family Gas; do sun ris
tive patent 6.7a. Wheat-southern steady: western
easier and dull southern red. I 0sal 10: do amb,r
Ll9al Is; No Maryland. Liz Ne 2 western winter
Lo2s: August lolssalu2S: September, l.02kal M
Cornsouthern higher and more active; easier
and dull. southern white 6Sa7l: 30. yellow 6OaGS;
western mixed spot 81 5Sa62; June 6lss2; July 6l
a6l,s: August CAV asked: steamer So Oats dull and
easy-southern. Sa31 western white, S6a39 do MIXED
S5a6 Pennsy wanna S6as9 Rye quiet HAY auiet
and essyprime TO choice PennsylvAnis and Mary land
o. PROVISIONS steady and quiet. Mess PORK.
old IL IS; 1880 Bulk meats-shoulders aud clear
RIB sides packed 1lsa9k shoulders s.; clear
Eb sides. l0s. Hams, l4aal5s IArd-rsfiied 9s.
butter dun-western packed. l0al5: creamery. 2IA2,
ss n Gss hSaS , rstpoieum IA & in
Sngaf auietaA soft copper refined quiet l3al3s
9uietcoton. III sd nour Cd ais grain riner 2a2k I'd
Receipts-nour, 2447 barrels; wheat 35.00O bushels
bushels. Shipments-wheat $1,000 bushels; corn
$1,000 bushels. Sses-wheat- 249.0U0 bushels, corn
69.UOO bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL, june l. y. Weather mild and
cloudy Wheat lower-June. 81; July, SgIs; August
900 Corn lower-June. 54s.; July Sc; August 81 :,
Oats higher-June. 32A; July. S2A. Pork higher
The Petroleum Market.
PITTsBURG, Pa. June 4.-On duh: trading 81 ir-
tless, little doing Prices opened 76 advanced
CLEN ElAND, o., June 4-Petroleum UNCHANGED
standard white. Ito deg test, 72sc.
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"EEkS ( Co. AuctiOneers,
w 657 Louisiana ave-, opp. City Post Office

"EEkS CO. Auctioneers,
w 657 Louisiana ave-, opp. City Post Office
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS
CARPETS, MATTINGS. PARLOR SUITS, WALNUT
CHAMBER SUITS &c, WITH A LARGE GUAM
THY OF OTHER GOODS STOVES, CROCkERY,
GLASS &c, EFFECTS OF A FAMILY REMOVED
10 OUR WAREBOOMS, AT AUCTION, PKINCI-
PALLY ARRANGED INSIDE ON ACCOUNT OF
THE HEAT. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE
FIFTH, COMMENCING AT TEN A. NJ.
ALSO
AT CLOSE OF FURNITURE SALE, LOT SHELF
GOOD.
CHEAP STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS,GC 1t
nUNCANsON BROS; Auctloneers
IL 317 and 319 9Th st NV. cor. D.
ATTRACTIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUG
TION OF AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF BEDDING
AND foliage PLANTS. INCLUDING LARGE.
AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF ROSES. GERA-
NUNS. &C. &C,
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE SIXTH, at FOUR
O'CLOCK Z. NJ, in front of salesrOoms, will
sell general assortment of desirable Plants from the
Nurseri Of Z. Miller Florist to which call special
attention. je4-2t
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JAPANESE SCROLLS. FANS. ETC
And Decorative Pictures Jay Gould. 42l 9thss mi
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I,oE sALE-RARE CHANCF-MAGNIF CENT NEl

NOR SALE-EIGHTEEN HEAD OF KENTUCKY
IT Hors-s good drivers and saddle horses Also ne
Ia ze young Mule Can be at Ii0j strt ct north
ve-t. N. QUlGIEI. ie3- Wv.
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NOR SALF-NEWS STAND AND PAPER ROUTE
Il Parties that addressed Monday will addr sss
sG-sfn A. misplaced Of your letters J r. B.
Star ollie. je1- St.
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1NOR SALF-CHEAP-BAY MARE YEARS OLD.
Il ami light IlrasurP business wagon with harness.
Inquire northwest 18th and Nj streets je3-2t-
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SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
ON 14IH STREET. ABOVE BOUNDARY STREET.
On TUESDAY, the TENTH DAY OF JUNE, ssses
1884, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, we ~
will sell in front of the premises Lots to Is ink
elusive of the subd vision of south grounds of the
Columbian University. each lot fronting "A 6l100 feG
on the west side of l4th street. between StOugon and
Chaplin streets and having depth of l25 feet to q
twenty foot alley Total contents of the Is lots 80
So feet.
Terms made known at time of sale deposit of $500
required at time of sale If terms of sale not
Piled with in five days from date sale the property
Will be resoiu at cost OF defaulting purchaser
je4-jt DUNCANSON LRUS, AuctioneerS
For Other 4 ,ctl0ns See .Sepeylfi Pd1el
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The Vote for Temporary Chairman q
Detail.

The vote in detail for temporary chairman at the
Chicago convention yesterday was as follows:
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IN THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day the cases arising
out Of unsettled differences between the United
States and the Union Pacific railroad company,
were set for a hearing November oath, to which
date the court adjourned
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office of the chief signal
ofncer to-day:-7a m, CSC; II am, 1913; pm, $40
Maximum, &.9 minimum, GAS
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tNULEI, AuctOneer.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 9TH. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
will sell to close business
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ST, RE 2l5 PENNSYLr
FANI3 AVENUE \. W, KNOWN AS O'8IEARAS
Sporting and Musical BaZaar stock consists of Vio
Inns Flutes. Flies. Banjos. Aecordons. Harnonicas,
Guns Pistols. Knives AMI Table Cutlery. Skates.
Foot Balls, Base Balls. Bats and Boxing Gloves Fishing
Tackle Cartridges. Toys Ss Sale without will
be continued fl ON day to day, at 10 am and pm.
jei- IT.
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NOR SA FAN AWNING FRAME. SUIraBL FOR
j. store. Can Be at 9Ol street SOUTHEAST
3e4-it-
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SENATORS RECEIVING BULLETINS IN THEIR ocyMIrrEK
hoQAs-sENAroR sHERAAN'S VIEWS OF HIS OWN
CHANCEs-HR Is NOT SURPRISED AT GEN. sHERNANis
ACTIoN-sKNAToR KDAuNDs TRIP TO VIRGINIA
LITTLE INTEREST MANIFESTED on THE HOUSE SIDE
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aroR SALE-THIRTY HEAD OF HORSES. JUST
arrived from Roy bingham county. Va One pair bay
horses. i6 hads high suitable 70 carriage coach.
5Iso TWO nne adls horses. number of other horses.
sult2pie for sll purposes YATES & SIMMONS. 81
LIN street northwest. je2- lot
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-A FINE FARM OF lilo ACRES FOUR
Hlir~ from Na-hlHgtuIl, lying the Washington.
il AID stern railroad Alexan ria county Va ff-
n minutes walk from the railroad station farm is in
'T- class condition: nlue-rUun house, new with out
iliIngs- tr II al kinds, well watered well adapted
To- sar,, IIsH dai purposes VIII he sold at bar
& Il ttiu th- next thirty days Apply = T. LUCK
4 Z. I'll r street northwest ie4-wfs IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-04
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

IIOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE FAIRBANKS
II Scales Weighs 30o0 pounds. Apply al Store corner
l2th and o streets northwest t-4-H'