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The Baltimore Markets.
I Luna &ar, -fo,.fina Z

baltimore. June 9.-vrginia new ten-forties. s1k
BALTIMORE, June 9-Cotton dull-middlins. 11Sf
Flour du1HowSrd street and western super
3OOa3 So do. extra 50a4 So do Rio brands b62aS 90
Patapsco family. 6.25; do. superatiye patent. 675
Wheat-so9thern lower and quiet western highss and
june guiy 6s Ga
gust, steady we5n
60a63 western mixed spot l1as62 June sa62 July
Gl,sas1zs; August 62a63. Oats dullsouthern, 37a42
western white 3sa42; do. mixed 36a38; Pennsylvania
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland IA 0Osl6OO. Pro-
visions lower and dull Mess pork, 1875 Bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides. packed 71sash Bacon
Lard-refned. go Butter steady-western packed sails
creamery, 17a2O Eggs firm, II. Petroleum nominal
refined. 7zsa8. Coffee dul-Rio cargoes ordinary to
quiet f3,ssi3s whisky DUH lis Freights to Liver
pool per steamer drm-cotton. Lad nour. firm. Is :
grain 3D. Recepts-nour. 1571 barrels; wheat 5000
rye. u 600 bushels. Shipments $4,000 bushels
corn 1000 bushels: rye. II 600 bushels 6ales-whea
117OOO bushels: corn. 1900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. June 9. ILLS q. m-whest opened
stronger. but is July, 90k Corn oats, pork
and lard unchanged.
Oats-June. 33s: July. $685.; August, 29A year. 27k
So. whestTyune. $50: july sosssoi August. siS.
$50 year. lsa PorS1june. 1s So july. 1850: August
- 80, nominal Lard-June. s.l5; July. a25: August
The Petroleum Market.
light oss
73h rallied to TAR. and at p IN. was "a bid.
Standard white. ITO deg. test. 7z.c.
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The Patterson Claim.
WHY THE COMMISSIONERS ARE OPPOSED TO Allow

The bill "for the relief of Eliza W. Patterson" on
which comments have heretofore been made by
THE STAR, which has passed Congress- has been re-
ferred by the Executive to the District Commits
sionerS were presented to the District committee Of
the Senate. The bill proposes to cancel taxes due
to the District amounting now with interest to
about $4, 600. These taxes were assessed upon the
farms, comprising in all about go acres in the
county, and upon divers lots in Washington and
Georgetown, for the years 1874 and subsequent or
purposes, and about $105OO on special assessments
for streets and sidewalks, and for which lien
water mains ofthese taxes. about SO Of the gem
eral tax and 81 800 OF the special are assessed upon
the five squares $40, 6n 67s no and III, that were
by act approved August 4th, 1882. Vol %. p.
2161.) Those squares, located near New York ave-
nue. and street are the ones alleged
other improvements. and to have been over as
sessed. The Commissioners, In their letter to the
seat eor 20 A1sus isa these SQUARE amos
wholly belonged to the United States and
were then donated to the petitioner by that act
United States, the taxes assessed thereon prior to
1882 were Illegal and should be Cancelled as err0-
neous AS to the residue Of the taxes the Commis.
them than for requiring the District to make the
petitioner donation OF money. Any damage by
1 was sustained principally pr by the United
States before the donation Of the squares
GAS to the eminent services OF the late husband OF
the petitioner" the Commissioners say "they were
to the United States and not to the District II the
donation OF the several squares OF land Aforesaid Is
not sufncient recognition OF service, Congress viii
doubtless recognize the propriety Of devolving the
duty of making further compensation upon the
United States and not upon the District"
An ARRAY occurred yesterday between national.
lists and Orangemen at Newry, Ireland, after q
meeting Of the former, In which many persons were
injured.
Henry G. Work, song writer and composer. DIED
at Hartford, Conn, last night, OF heart disease
Clock" and "Deaf Father, Come Home With Ne
Now were written by him.
modest announcement OF the death at Harris
burg, Pa, Saturday, OF Charles Fenu0 Holman
recalls q name that once held . conspicuous place
In American literature.
journalistic veteran, DIED In New York saturday
evening.
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BROS, Aucuoneera

TATE. FRONTING ON MARYLAND AVENUE
AND STREET: BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST
WASHINGTON. D: c.
November, A. d 1877 and recorded in iiber S7s &fH
folio 81 ETC. 81 the land records Of the District
We the undersigned Trustees viii sell at public auc
non non IN front OF the premises, WEDNESDAY, the
1000 " >->' " 'HU.Ao A>o'
This lot will be sold eight small lots according to
plat which will be shown at the sale or the lot viii be
SOLD IN one piece. as the trustees think best
Terms of sale: One-third CASH balance in one and
Two years with interest from day of SALE occurred by
ueeu OF trust A derost of $25 will be required on
each lot or 300 If the whole lot sold to one pur-
CHASER trustees reserve the right to resell after Eve
Gays notice, at the cost OF defaultng purchaser A
eonyeyencing at purchasers cost ~
WIN. REpIN WOODWARD1 ,,
teegll IL 1eSl7
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Ex-senator McDonald,s Position.

ex-senator NcDOnaA0'o FOS1tlOms
HESAYS BLAINE WILL MAKE HOT CANVASS
Ex-senator Mcdonald, OF Indiana, was at the
Capitol to-day. He says he knows Blaine well and
admires him as man, and that Blaine will make o
canvass so hot that the democrats will not have
any time to lose to keep up with him. He believes
that the democrats will carry Indiana and elect
their presidential ticket. An intimate friend OF
Mr.. Mcdonald told STAR reporter to-day: "If
Tflden Is candidate, McDOnald's name Will not go
before the convention. II Ttlden Is not q candi-
date, believe Mcdonald will be nominated; but II
Tilden wants 1t he can have the nomination by
reclamation"
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nAILY LINE To NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON
~ roe and the South.
Steamers GEORGE LEARi and EXCELSIOR
Single Tickets. 81; Round IMP $3.50 i,
O3e OF these popular Steamers leaves seventh
street wharf daily (SuBiiays excepted at 33O p m,
SATURDAYS 6stopIing az piney Point and Cornfeld
Harbor on the Tuesday Thursday and Saturday trips
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence
steamers Connect also with New York and Rich
mOnd steamers Norfolk and WESTERN SeabOard
and Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Ohio ticket Office. 18th street and PennSyl-
vaaia sSenue. St Marc hotel, Polkinhorn's. next to
city Office, office knOXs express. 9Th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, AID at compauy'5 office, 9Th
street WHAT
Knoxs express will call Cor and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
EreisLt received daily Until 5p. m.
my29 WILLIAM L. WELSH, General Agent.
II OOK AT LOW FARES-FIRSr- CLASS FARE 81
II ROUND TRIP $50
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Steamer JANE MOSELEY leaves Washington for Nor
folk and Old Point MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY at 80 making close connection with Steam
for New YORK. Ocean View. Virginia Beach and all
railroad lines south
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Fare sc Steamer
and SATI RDAI- at a m
For Information apply az General Office GLIB 18th
Street. or at eonpany's wharf. foot of 9Th street
ALFRED WOOD. Sec
GEO r. PHILLIPS Supt. my24
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 1MPRoy1

TRgsTEES Sale OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1923 0 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated November 18th. a
A. b. 1882 and recorded in liber No 1915. folio E:a
Columbia and by direction of the party secured there
BY We the UNDERSIGNED trustees viii sell Ct public
E E11E YEN /, A =: 1894. Ct HALFPAsT FOUR
uate in the city Of Washington District Of Columbia
wit; All that piece or parcel Of ground known and de-
bered ninety 800 in square numbered hundred and
eighty (16 according to Charles Thomas and Alex.
hber F. folio no. in the surveyors Office of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale cash balancein six and twelve
months with interest at the rate of per cent
annum until paid and to be secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold or all cash at purchasers option
II the terms not complied with In days after
the day Of sale the Trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
chaser after three days notice in The Evening Star
Newspapers All cOnveyancinx at purs haser's cost,
WILLIAM B. McKELDENl r.
my31-d6ds JAMES Z. WAUGH. ! Arus'ees'
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An Extremely Dull stock Market.

An Extremely Dull Stock Market.
BULLS AND BEARS BOTH WAITING FOR DEVELOP
MENTS.
NEW YORK, June 9, Wall street, 1:50 pm.-The
Post says: The stock market was as dull this fore
noon as the dullest time since the beginning OF the
year. 1t is reported that the new bull combina-
ton In the Gould properties do not propose to
purchase any large line OF those stocks unless
the bears should attack and break down prices and
the course OF the market this forenoon seems to
corroborate this view Of their position. There is
p no bTTv 10 S@ o
there is an apparent desire to await some new de-
velOpment In the general situation before taking up
any line of active policy,
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON STREET, BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
House NUMRER Q3I

the cause Of Rudolph Johnson ct al. vs.. Sarah Ann
Johnson ct al being cause No, $3.50 in Equity in
Is Trustee, on TUESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH pay
OF JUNE A. D; 1884, At FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ in
the following real estate Az that piece q parcel q
known and DESIGNATED on the ground plat or plan
thereof q lot in Patersons subdivision Of original
lot numbered sixteen 49, in square numbered three
hundred and seventy eight tS7). the same is re-
corded In the survey ors Office in said city In ber N.
K, folio 303 The said real estate is improved by q
three story brick dwelling house
Terms OF sae One third <) cash. and the balance In
three t3) equal nstaments payable at SIX twelveO
aud eighteen u months from the day of SALE the de-
and the notes of the purchasers to be given
therefor by deed Of trust the property all
Terms must Ss compiled With within seven days from
when the property il knocked down. All conveyancng
ct purchasers cost.
HENRY WISE GARRETT, Trustees.
nuNcANsor nRoss in Columbian Law 5aadinE
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70 DAYS TRIAL
DR. DYES

ELECTRIC E. yoLTAIo BELT, ana other EIncrs1c Ar-
young Gr ED who are suffering from Nervous Debility
sultng from abuses and other causes Speedy relief and
anteed Send at for illustrated pamphlet free Ad-
dress VOLTA1C BELT CO.. Marshall. Mich. ja3O-eo1y
mr. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- only reliable ladies' Physician in the city, be
o. pennsyivana avenue between Sd and ~ streets All
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly conhdentia Separate rooms for ladies' Office
nours-l 10 and q to8. aplz-lms
nR. ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
~ who stands high in his profession is acknowledged
be an expert without in the wide world in the
treatment and cure Of Private Nervous and Chronic
Lost Vitality Impaired Manhood and Abuses
q the Sysan Bladder Kidney and all diseases Of the
Urinary organs Recent cases positively cured in to
days; No mercury caustcs used Can be consulted
every Wednesday and Saturday, from to PM his
Once <56 inv Refers to leading physicians Of Balt-
more Main Office 80 N. Liberty st. Baltimore Nd mh3l
r AIDES You CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT On.
IL BROTHERS. 9O6 y ct. s.W. Particular attention
paid to all diseases peculiar to Ladies' Orsnga
nlrreRularites and Ovarian troubles treated Thirty
seven years experience. ap17-lms
40 FOR MEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
C Cures IN three days Drug Store Is N. uth street
sepS tSOPenns ava Wastfneton D. q
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Nomination. To.xiar.

The President sent the following nominations 10
the senate to-day:
Capt VIM R uvermore, corps OF engineers, to be
LIST Lieut. Joseph Il Hurst 18TH infantry, TO be
captain.
"a Lieut. stephen c. Mills. 18th infantry, to be list
lieutenant
Postmasters-wm. Applegate, at Red Bank, y.
J.; Fredsrick Weed, fconderoga, y. Y; August
HolzapfeI at Cuero, Texas; John NJ. Pleasant, at
jasper, Ind; John w. hewitt. at Canton, OAK; AL
ner Istck, oil Mount Giead, Ohio
Capitol Topics.
THE MEXICAN PENSION BILL
The Mexican pension bin was taken up in the
senate this afternoon, and an amendment, offered
by Mr.. Hoar. who said at the time that his object
was 70 defeat the bill, was tabled by vote OF = 10
ABSENT SENATOR'S
Senators Hoar and Malone have not yet returned
from Chicago. Mr.. Hoar VIII not be back for a
week; senator Frye has returned from fishing
expediton In Maine
DAMAGES IN CASE OF DEATH.
MI Springer introduced bill in the House to-
day to authorize the husband or wife, or next OF
Kim to maintain action TO recover damages for the
unlawful or negligent act OF person or corpora
ton resulting In death
REPORT OF THB ENGINEER OF TIE SENATE.
In the Senate to-day the report OF Mr.. T. A.
Jones, engineer OF the senate, was presented. He
recommends new boilers and considerable repairs
upon the machinery for heating. ventilating. etc.
He urges that increased facilities for ventiating
the Senate wing OF the Capitol be provided and es
inmates the cost OF such additional machinery as is
needed at 5000.
ADDITIONAL wATcHMEN NEEDED.
communication signed by Secretaries Freling-
nuySen, Chandler and Lincoln was to-day submit
ted to the Senate, setting forth that while fire
could not damage the State, War and Navy build
Ing very much, 1t could destroy valuable papers
ana records; that after the recent fire competent
BOARD TO examine into the subject OF liability &c fire
ana means TO prevent II was appointed, and that
BOARD had recommended that watchmen be kept on
each Moor, each one be required to examine all
the rooms on his respective fioor certain number
or times during his watch For this purpose twelve
additional watchmen are required and an appro-
priatiop TO employ them is asked. Referred To APP
propriationS committee.
DORSEY AND THE SPRINGER COMMITTEE
The committee which has been Investigating the
star route trials Will probably make no further
effort to secure the attendance or ex-senator Dor
Sey as witness
MINOR NoTES
Mr. Henry Genser the popular Official reporter
OF the Senate, is seriously Ill, suffering with at
tack OF scarlet fever and diphtherfa at the same
time. He has lost two children within the past few
days
Mr. Springer will probably introduce a resolu-
tlon In the House authorizing his committee 70 sit
through the summer.
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TIME OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler avoids an expensive attendance
psed sxtensivsly for running Passenser and Freight
and Iithogrephtc Presses Coffee Mnls koasters Paper
and Ruling Machinery, 1Athes BE-, &c. This enafne
great simplicity OF mechanism
For particulars to pricea kc~ apply ktOmco d
Warrington GAs Light Co WIS
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VIyHE CEILULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
Il never wears out q WAYS clean. and be Wo9nwhls
bathing 1s1or saleAs
CHAA FISHERN
(2S7th street northwest
MRS FISHER dsvctA hes attention to the vantsk
Lady patxouA Mll
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THIS EVENING",

THIS EVENING.
1NHOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer
CATALOGUE SALE
SEVERAL PRIVATE LIBRARIES,
Forming an unusually
FINE COLLECTION OF BOOKS
Many Of them
ELEGANT ENGLISH EDITIONS,
Some valuable
MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
complete set of the
ANNALS AND DEBATES IN CONGRESS-
AND CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE,
Together with Private Collection Of Works on
FARMING, FISHING. FLOWERS FRUITS,
AND THE NATURAL SCIENCES.
Libraries now ready for examination
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
Southwest corner 18th st and Pa. av.. Washington.
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE NINTH. 1884.
AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK,
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS.
Terms Cash.
te2-7t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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MEDICAL. &c.

II FAD AND BE WISE.-DR. BROTHERS, 9O6 ST
IL southwest, appeared before and made oath that
he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
ctyand will guarantee in ell of venerea1 dis
nished Medicine free. Consultation and advice free at
any hour during the day Subscribed and to be-
fore me by Dr. bR9THERs APF "a ID 1881 a,.
DEYE HEALED GO TO DIR. BROTHERS, yO6 AND
9O8 street southwest, and he cured. The only
liable resident advertising physician In Washington He
has given his particular attention the treatment and
of all forms of Disease" particularly that of
private character. for over 81 years. ap29-1m'
nR. ROBERTSON, THE GREAT SPECIALIST
Lean be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday.
from to p. M at his Office, 456 street northwest
~ street, for the treatment and cure of all Pr
vate Nervous and Chronic Diseases, embracing weak
ness and all diseases of the urinary organs Cases
CONFIDENTIAL. Main office so North Liberty street
Baltimore Md. Call and be convinced of the doctors
wonderful success and thereby time and money.
ap26-3m
nRS. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
prescriptions and send you to sde. show drug
pointed Of Of diseases should consult
BROTHERS and GRAY. sos st. g. W. viii furnish
medicine. guarantee cure no pay 81 years expe
Renee. apl7-1ms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE OR
III two of DR.. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cordial
Win cure any case Of Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
bhty and !mpotency. It mparts vigor to the whole
system. 9O6 street southwest. ap17-1ms
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
consulted daily at 12A5 7th Ocehours
from to O'Clock pm. with ladies only. mh13-2ms
70 DAYS TRIAL
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Az
~ the best % is JUSTES Old Stand moy1 forZ yer
% the only place where frst-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be sold 1t respectabls pEioa3 AddEeo
SUSTHS Old Stand No. 619 street, between sshand
A., 49,, It'll streets northwest
"0s-Noss " mail promptly attendedsA
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOTS ON
NORTH CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN AND ii

STREETS. ~ -
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded amons0
i1e iand records for the District Of Columbia
auctl9n In front Of the premises on FRIDAY THE
III diHIIkIEENIH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1884. AT FIVE
uate In the City Of Washington d c., known e. lots
sxty-eght (66 sixty nine t69 and the south
thereof Of lot sixty seven 67) of the Of
tam lots in square numbered SIX hundred and twenty
Io made by Bernard Geier Trustee and duly record
ed IN the office of the surveyor for said District
at one and two years from the day Of sale
WITH interest," TO be secured by deed of trust on the
premises Sold all cash. at the option Of tine purchaser
Of $50 on each lot sold will be required at the
time OF sale Terms to be complied with within seven
days otherwise tine trustee the right to resell at
the risk and cost of defaung purchaser after Ave days
notice in the Evening Star.
maS30-eodSds MATHEW RUPERT, Trustee
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TO THE NoKTh. Wf :sSi' And SOUTHWEST.
P sqEE R HIS MAGxc EEfP5R ffHfSfH
- IL ITrEGT NAY iiTft ~ 1''-si
Sr sTxTa 49, n srT 80 "a TIA & CORNER
Fer pittsbur and the West. Chisa<o Limited Express
80 M daily viii fi sla ig c rom H ass BURG
e Cincinnati w. Express sfs 40 p m daily with
CHICAGO. with Sleeping Car Pittsburg TO Chicago.
ia VS.. with Palace Sleeping car Washington to
BEi.rIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fer Erie. Canandaisua. Rochester BGf2io: Niazara,
p m d "a f1sep and WaaR M1tH f t Bg nFs
Train l~aving Washington On Saturday night VIII not
FoT *ill.anspJrt Loci Haven and E,nnira at $40
va dal ", e1 % y sun sun , In
iiY5 n Iiit fIpreS 81 pullman ParIor Cars .
s Az g. N daily. excer; Sunday.
For Boston without change. 10 p every week day.
For Br9cAlyn n Y all through trains connect at Jer
s,yect NY ~l,n boats oi Brooklyn Annex aff9rdns
nag across New {oTl CITY S''' -'0'DA-
Tor Phiisfsphia Is and % 30 m 40 COG 90 1000
ana A. m ON sunday 4 o. SEQ 10 90 and lIl5p
dlii pii E1lTtss - ~ daily, except sunday.
lao 400. AS 90 100 40. 10 % and II is D. M
On sunday y ~ 1850 H. AGO. &c., 7:a0 l0.c0 and
For IYge sS Srsek Line ESQ., and $40 pm daily
ForAnnapolis. ESQ am and 20 m dailye.cep, Sun
ALkx AsY nsp aEp EAI
For a EiauaE9AD s.so IN ..az ~.
sss So s s ls g p and Oh III s. sa n
For Richmond the South $50 and 1, os j., y, a,v
and 800 COP; Pm daily, except sunday '-'''
and 1910 loo sos s5 10 T sns s No ~. o;o
NJ and ~ 40 ,rdn1sht On sunday at and 10: 10
Ticket. and Indignation at the Office orheas. corner
don Where orders b m fO sT TIM al at ~, .. st, sta.
gage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAs, e PUGH. General Malaerr syia
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CHANNERY SALE


Under and by virtue Of decree Of the SupremeaeS
Court OF the District OF Columbia passed in eouity4
cause 1914. June 3d. the undersigned Trustee APP.
pointed by said decree will sell at public auction on
at HALF PAST p, FOUR O'CLOCK ?; NJ, in front of the
In snnsr two hIIpdrsd AND ninsS T5S AS t
contained within the netes and bounds following. to
and running thence north along the east side public
alley seventy feet six inches thence east twelve feet
seven and half inches thence south seventy feet sx
inches alley thirty feet wide and thence west along
said alley twelve feet seven and oneha inches to the
place Of beginning.
The terms OF sale are: One third Of the purchase
At and two from day OF sale such deferred
to bear interest a the rate Of s1 cent
deed OF trust Of the property all cash. at the op-
ton OF the purchaser deposit Of fifty dollars will be
at the cost Ct purchaser the terms Of sale not
complied With IN ten days from day Of sale the Trustee
cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
je5d&ds GEORGE C. PAYNE Tr,1stee
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General Foreign News by Cable
ON THE TRACK nE IHR nYNINIrHRs
Heavy storm i'm yirrinis.

WOMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
PETERSBURG, VA, June ga heavy storm passed
over Dinwiddie county yesterday afternoon, during
which woman named Phillis Patterson. residing
near Poplar Grove was struck and instantly killed
Oy nghtning. Another woman was stunned. The
Baptist church In the same vicinity was blown
down and other damage was done TO property.
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Local Notes.

A little child OF senator AlGr.ch. eighteen months
old, died saturday night. anu the body win be taken
to Rhode Island Tomorrow for internent
This morning, in the Court I'm General Term.
the bonds OF j. L. Lawrence and W. w. Kirby as
constables were approved
Mrs Mary Raglan, Resident OF South Washing
ton for the past % years. died yesterday morning
or a congestive chill She a devoted mother
and a true and exemplary christian I'm every sense
OF the word. The Rev. Mir. Chapman pastor OF Ry-
land chapel, OF which Mrs. Ragan was a member
for l6 years. VIII ofciatc al the funeral services
An assignment Of Frank V. Parker and wife to
George ". Cochran WAS placed on record to-day.
He assigns the stock OF groceries aud liquors. &c,
at 1901 III street, for the benefit OF his crrlitors
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
~ 317 and 319 9th st. n w.. cor D.

ATTRACTIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUC-
TON OF AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF BEDDING
AND FOLIAGE PLANTS. INCLUDING LARGE
AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF ROSES, GERA-
NUNS, &c, sc.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JUNE ELEv-
ENTH at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of our sales
rooms, will sell general assortment of desirable
Plants from the nurseries Of E. Miller Florist which
We call special attention. je9-2t