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NEW YORK PLUMBERS PREPARING FOR THE LOCK-
oUT-lhe New u rk Journeyman plumbers are eK-
pectlng lock out, as their employers have refused
10 hccede 10 the demands OF the arbitration COM
mttee The Trouble is expected TO eliminate on
Monday, and IL the lockout occurs, the plumbers
Intend TO start cooperative society. as each man
owns his kit OF tools and the Union has plenty OF
funds.
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RebeIlious Red Men in Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, MAN, June 21.-A dispatch from
BattlefOrd says the Indians, on Poundmakers
reserve, seized and beat the government official,
broke into the government store and stole the pro-
visions. About fifty mounted police, sent from
BattlefOrd to arrest them, set at defiance and
a fight was expected. The people of Battleford are
alarmed, and have organized and armed themselves
for self-defenSe No arrests have been made
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 21.-Virgina skies. consolidated
day.
BALTIMORE. Md, June Election dull and lower
middlins 117S Flour quietland to sell Wheat
southern nominal; western lower and dull; southern
red. 1.O5al on: do amber. 1.0Sa1.10: No western
winter winter red spot 991sa994 July and August l0oa
and dull southern white ,7oa72 do: yellow. e2ae4;
6O%aeO}s August 81 la61A Oats quiet and firn-souR
ern and Pennsylvania. 37a40; western white 39a4l :;
do; mixed. 37a3s. Rye quiet, 6sa7O Povisions quiet
and steady. Coffee dull-Ro cargoes, ordinary to
fair Ssla9sz sugar-copper refined quiet l3N other
articles unchanged Feights to Liverpool per steamer
dull-cotton. 9-64d.; -four, Is; grain, 4d Receipts
bushels oats g. coo bushels; rye, 1000 bushels Ship
sales-wheat 2l9,0SJ bushels; corn. 80, 600 bushels
The Petroleum Market.
P1TTSBURG, Pa, June 21-An unsettled feeling
prevailed in oil circles when the market opened this
pres sed by many dealers that the sheets of number
OF operators known to lie heavily weighted would not
pass the clearing house Fortunately these fears proved
groundless
CLEVELAND, o.. June 21-Petroleum unchanged
Standard white. ITO deg. test. TIC.
NEW YORK, June 21-At the Petroleum Exchange
some little e1cnenent, with fair business Certc
opened at SIC. sold down to 55c ad yanced to 5Ss.c
then became heavy and decl ined down to 55A
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eFRENCHY" Ross PLEADS NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
This morning, in the Criminal Court French
Richard Ross, alias "Frenchy" Ross indicted for
the murder OF Isaac Ttnney, on May Both last, at
house on 18th street, between B and northwest
was brought In for arragnment, and he entered the
plea OF not guilty
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No MoNEY.-Commissione Evans has addresseda
circular to employees OF the Internal Revenue
bureau informing them that owing to the delay OF
Congress In making the requisite appropriation
there is no money available pay salaries for the
current month.
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Flora BelI PAGES a Mile I'm 2:14.

EAST SAGINAW, MICH, June 21.-FlOra Bell paced
yesterday for purse OF $780, beat the record or
the track, 2l4a. She won In the first trial, making
II In 2:l4
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NEW YORK CREsAToRy.-The New York Gre
nation company, limited, has bought fourteen lots
in East Williamsburg, L. l. upon which II will
build $4,000 stone crematory. The grounds will
DE handsomely ornamented and the cost OF Gre
mating bodies Will be $40 TO Sos
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On Monday morning the Western Maryland
railroad VIII commence the fast mail service be-
tween Baltimore and Hagerstown.
Miss Mary j. Conway, OF Texas. Baltimore county
Md. is said 10 have eloped with married man,
named Chas. Poe.
ThoS j. Rider, OF Wicomico county, Nd, was
yesterday found guilty or violating the United
States pension laws, and pending motion for a
new trial, was sent TO 1ail
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The Chtcago yIarkets

CHICAGO ILL, June 81, ii 80 a. m-oireater activity
was shown on Chan this m. aud prices generally
have been firm. Wheat is now quoted SIS July S7A,
August: corn, sos, July: 56. August oats BIN July
pork, 1850 July and August; lard 7.G0 August
cloudy and hot.
SICK HEADACHE, IASGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver, a Disordered
stomach or CostfyeneSs the distressing effects of
which DR.. JayDe's Sanative Pills will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action the hillary or
ganS they Will also lessen the likelihood OF return
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DIR. GEORGE GROSS GOES ON his BOND
Dr. George Gross to-day entered on the bond OF
j. o. P. Burnside surety In s40OO thus supplying
the places Of Messrs. John Coughland and George
T. Keen. who withdrew from the bond yesterday,
and release from jail was sent down. MI. Bond,
his counsel, at once took a cab and Col. Burnside
was soon at large.
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JOHN A. HAMILTON and others have filed DILL in
equity against r. II. Clarke ct al for the sale OF
part lot a. square S4S and north half lot 49, square
BAT.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Charles Younkers, of the
Thyson house, reports stolen from his room last
night silver watch valued at $27.-John II. Nc
CheSney, 1741 New Jersey avenue, reports stolen
from his room yesterday pair OF pants valued at
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and p m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Fl. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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SUICIDE OF YOUNG LApY.-Miss Augusta Rohr-
back, daughter OF Benjamin F. Rohrback, OF
SharpSburg, Washington county. Md. committed
suicide on Friday morning. She hung herself 10
the bed post In her room. Coroner Robert Grove
summoned jury OF inquest, which rendered ver-
dict OF suicide. She was twenty-four years OF age,
and highly esteemed There is no known cause for
no apf
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INVESTMENTS

(OlORADO SECURITIES-LOANS UPON nFFD
~ OF trust net per cent Bonds and warrants o.,
reai estate bought and sold Properties cared for Wssb
Seton reiertncss gyen Correspondence solicited AL
gess Malcolm, Brokers' beaver Colorado
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PROPERTY ON G. STREET BETWEEN NINTH
AM TENTH, AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
ON F. STREET BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS SOUTHEAST
By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated February "A
272 one of the land records Of the District of .A
nmba and at the request of the holder of the note
tses. ON WEDNESDAY,. July SECOND, 1884. at FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described pieces or par
GELS of ground to wit All of lot numbered (3 three and
part OF lot numbered four t4) in square numbered nine
hundred and ninety two said part OF lot four N being
comprised within the mees and bounds following that
Is to beginning for the the southeast corner
OF sand lot four and running thence north with the
thence west along the line of said alley thirty 500 feet
thence south twenty five t5) feet thence west three
(3)ee thence south seventy v (jfeet to southEstreet
au thence east along said south street trty-t
nineteen and one foot front by the depth adjoining
iot numbered twenty co square numbered Eine hun
ortd and nifty $3.50, comprised within the following
etes and bounds Beginning for the the north
west corner OF said lot numbered nineteen 49, and
nllR thence south ninety (9D feet thence thirty
(o) feet thence north CID feet thence east
seventeen feet four inches thence north to
south street, and thence west along said south G
street feet four inches TO the place be-
ginning, together with all and singular the buildings
and improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance in one two
and three years secured by notes of equal
the property sold al cash at the option the pr
chaser. deposit of $50 will required at time of
are not compiled with within days the trustee
nerves the right to resell the property the
cost of the defaulting purchaser All conveyancing ut
the cost OF purchaser. NOBLE D. LARNER,
je2l-dSd5 Surviving Trustee.
For Other4 t,cttOns See SereJth Pu1eI
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Affairs in West Washington.

CUTTING Down EXPENSES ON THE CANAL-A
special meeting OF the directors OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal company was held yesterday in
Baltimore, and 1t decided to reduce all salaries
OF employees On the canal outside Of day iaborers-
most of them 20 per cent and in a few Instances Is
per cent Division superintendent, section Bosses
and other employees are included In the cutting
down. In consideration of the decreased tonnage
going by the canal large reduction was also de-
clded upon in the number OF the employees, men
being dropped wherever it was practicable to do
DIDN'T STEAL THE WATCH-Charles Norris, the
coOred boy who was arrested on suspicion Of steal
Ing gold watch from Capt. Chandler, was dis
missed by Judge Smell this morning. 1t being shown
that he found the watch.
REMOVING ROCKS FROM THE HARB0R.-The Aner1-
can Dredging company, OF Philadelphia, who were
awarded the contract for the removal OF three
groups OF rocks in the bed OF the Potomac from
Easby's point to Aqueduct bridge, say that the
work is much harder than they anticipated, the
rock being of the very hardest nature. However,
they have managed successfully to remove, up to
the present time three-fourths Of the large rocks
The company will have the harbOr clear in q short
time.
SHIPPING NEws.@Schooner Charles Sprague ar
rived, with plaster and cement, from New York.
THE CONDITION OF THE WATKR-At7 a. m, Great
Falls ID receiving reservoir, north connection, 16
south connection 49, distributing reservoir innuent
gate house, 8; efluent gate house, q. High tide In
the river to-day at p m; low tide at midnight.
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EDUCATIONAL.
~ Home School for Boys from to u years of age
s@pmsr session June 13s 5e s
je2ls&w-4t Lake George "
CT. GEORGES HALL, FOR BOYs-AN ENGLISH,
town Baltimore CO. Md Terms according to age Tn
surpassed advantages &c. Prof j. e. kINEAR, AM,
Principal. jeI9-eo2w.
- and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention to be-,
Performers or Teachers Terms Sl2 734 18th W. a,Seo
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly begin 10th
July 1874 and end 10th September For circular apply
q. O. University of Vaj to JOHN b. MINOR Prof
Com and Stat Law. 21-w&stm
GEKMAN SUMNER SCHOOL, SCHOOL, ROOM 1923
june sd. Children from years of age taught in a
method. For particulars apply Miss DORA ZIRWET,
813 9Th ST. H. W. At home 2 to 3 p jel7-2w.
TIVE WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
q No 2925 street northwest For particulars see
tMTh,9TPai On the preinis s. or g. DUNLOP orc NJ
UsIC-GUITAR, SINGING, PIANO AND HAIR
during Simmer by Prof l. oKTENsTTi i1Suire at
400 ST. L. W., or music stores. Satisfaction
leed my29lm
's'HE BERIITz SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES OF
b bai1TfN; FWhaosXHIIpSE 3iTdSs
Are establishing for the hot the fol-
ATLANTIC CITY n. J., OIerchants House,
0AKLANDi MD Oakland HoteD
BUCKSPoRT. ME
Special arrangements with hotels and boarding
Apply 10 IS Franklin ST., Baltimore Nd or 723 18th
hat GATE to the BERLITz SCHOOL, at the above re-
sorts. my24
~ Organist and Choir Master
ING 10Th street northwest Pupils taugh. privately
Il A SELECT Bo4RpiNG AND DAY SCHOOL
94i if s sd 4h s aes MORT %
Next session OPENS september g. 1884. with fun
best schools at the National Capitol - nave 'N0
mys-em NM. ID. CABELI. Norwood Institute
HQWE,s BUSINESS SCHOOL. SIT ira ST.. HAS THE
Des: business peIlman and the most practical tn-
struetion Bookkeeping taught without text books in
Bookkeeping. Fenmansios f Arithmetic i
spelling and Correspondence. IS a month: So for
None. 81 Terms higher after October ist my2O
MISS AMY LEAvTTT, OF BOSTON,
M Teacher OF Vocal and Instrumental Music and har.
lGl2 10Th street northwest, my6
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
b s ss Corner sne sh and IL strses Day and
training sons and daushters and men and women for
p .., %an,s !. ,s @ night SIC
sessions Circulars mailed el appliestions
MRS SARA sr RESFE se sH PSs1v fnf %ss
9 w. FLYNN, A. NJ PRIVATE TUTOR.
D. s. W. corner sth and streets northwest
io aAa .a
EyENING CLASSES a5A MONTE
H Arithmetic, Bookkeeping. English Grammar
fenmanship, U. s. History Geography. Spelling auO
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, MU-
w sic Hall. corner 7th and ID northwest Entrance
LARD. Director. plh22- Sun
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SALES.
THos- E. wAeeAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

T'Hos. E. wAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
Fl sTEsET PETyEEN AND
e MEnsnsn q le r. !TESdKftTI
9 sfs at auction in front of the premises No
ie21-d&ds THos E. wAGGAMAN. Auct
TJ'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
TWO y02, VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
siph sh NoKTH
WEST, Al AUCTIoN - ~
H. ia At SIX S2Sc SUE N 'front.' T%FS S
the Premi sss shall sell lots 2 and IS in stsphsn
about II feet each and running back 16s feet
70 ms SefGos aley ronsrtv and j.; ., Tho
aRf Ga aaf
Terms third the basnes at six and Twelve
months with notes bearing interest at six per cent
sold or aIcash at tie option Of the purchaser All
So o ne s the S ss Of q % s9
r. H WARNER. Real Estate ass Broker. ..,..
9Th AND 7TH STREETS NORTHEAsT
O'CLOCK we viii sell in front Of Fl the PREMISE Ola
LOT s. IN SQUARE SGT,
fronting As feet ON street north between 9th and 18th
A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT suitable for any pur-
pose, and neixhborhood rapidly improving.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two years.
notes to bear cent interest semi
and to be secured by deed of trust all cash. option
OF purchaser Conveysncing at purchasers cost. de-
je2l-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera
TkUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON FOURTH STREET BETWEEN
LAST CAPITOL AND SOUTH A STREETS.
CAPITOL HILL.
BY virtue Of deed of trust to u.s. dated August *,
l9th 1873 and recorded in Liber S9S folio rs SEQ
one OF the land records of the District of Column
and at the request Of the party secured thereby will
and ID 4th street southeast at SIX O'CLOCK P NJ,
WEDNESDAY, JULY NINTH, A. D. 1854 all those
certain pieces parcels of ground stuae the city
washington ID. c.. and known and designated as lots
and d. in f. s. Fiierics recorded subdivision origi
nal lots humble red fifteen 5 and sixteen (6) square
numbered seven hundred and eighty seven (7S7 each
of said lots and having front of 22eS feet 4h
street southeast with depth of ninety 1861 feet
alley Zach lot being improved By two-story brick
house with two-story back buildings.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money In
cash. balance in six and twelve mont hs from tay of
SALE with interest at the rate Of six centum per
num- payable semi annually to be secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold. all purchasers
option deposit of SlC0 each lot required at time
OF sale II the terms of sale not complied with
within five days frcm the ay of sale the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defaning purchaser after five days ADVERTISE
lnent m the Evening Star all conyeyancing at the
MoKATIo BROWNING, r
ALPHEUS MIDDLETON,5 TRUSTEES.
je21eoSfibs
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Treasury Apposntments and Prone

Treasury Appointments and Prone.
etoas.
The following promotions and appointments have
been made In the Treasury department.: Jno. ,.
Harley, promoted from 500 to class l. Treasurers
ONCE, and Mrs Maggie W. Young from 81 600 70
class sixth AUDITORS ONCE; Miss Cora /. Armf.
stead OF Dakota, and Miss Letitis J. shearrer, Of
Treasury ONCE. under the civil service rules and
VIM II. Swander, OF Missouri, TO 500 clerkship IN
'ne on'0e Oh the controller OF currency.
Capitol Topics.
rHk SEWERAGE BILL PASSES TIE SENATE.
In the Senate this afternoon Mr. Allison reported
favoraoly nom the committee on Appropriations
the House bill for the completion OF the sewerage
system OF the District and II passed. IL appro-
pirates 10000 To complete the principal main
and Georgetown, In accordance with plans on Gle
IN the Dlstrict engineers once
MINOR NOTES
Representative Cobb OF Indiana has been -e
nominated by reclamation.
MI. Beech, who has been absent for three weeks,
The sundry civil appropriation bill was reported
70 the House al 2:aO this afternoon
District Government Affairs.
sTRKET IMPROVEMENTS
The Commissioners have under consideration the
cut down the amount estimated for improyements
OF new streets about one-fourth they win have 20
cut GOWN the amount OF work 10 be done.
MIsCRII.ANKoUs
The Commissioners to-day accepted the resiSna-
lion OF Valentine Common as lumber Inspector
The rates OF Insurance offered by Mr. p II Smith
upon the District buildings throughout the city
were acce pted-Something below the rates OF last
year.
ACTS APfRovKp-The President mas approved
the act changing the times for holding the
districts and circuit courts Of the United states
In the northern district Georgia; the act author.
ling the National Academy Of Sciences TO receive
ana hold trust funds for the promotion OF science
the act authorizing claimants to the Rancho de
Napa county, California, TO prove up their title the
act asserting 10 the construction OF a free bridge
py the mayor ana city council OF Nashville Tenn
over the Cumberland river: the act authorizing
the construction OF a highway bridge across a
branch OF Lake Champlain, between North Hero
ana Alburgh, Vermont; the act amending the acts
relating TO Immediate transportation OF dutable
goods, so as TO include Newport News. Va In their
provisions; the act fixing the terms OF the United
states circuit and district courts la the eastern
and northern districts OF Texas
The Courts.
EQUITY CoURT-Jtldoe Cor
To-day, Stryker agt- Moberly; order substituting
w. X. Duhamel as receiver. Rooney agt Harris
heirs; appearance OF absent defendant ordered L.
S. agt Howgate; leave TO sell under deed OF trust
Ryon agt Carpenter; order restraining the use OF
the party wall
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Gen. RabcOck,s VIII.

The will OF Gen. o. a. Babcock has been fled In
the Probate Court, fully proven and admitted to
probate. He leaves his property to his widow and
children. and names the widow as executrix. Mrs
BabcOck qualified giving bonds OF $4,000 as eXecu-
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURr-Judge Cor
To-day, Stryker agt- Moberly; order substituting
W. X. Duhainel as receiver. Rooney agt Harris
neirs; appearance OF absent defendant ordered. L.
= agt Howgate: leave 70 sell under deed OF trust
kyon agL Carpenter; order restraining the use OF
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Alexandria Affairs
Reporfed for TIE EVENING STAR

Reported for The EVENING STAR
VERY ILI.-Ofcer John LAWYER was seized last
night with cholera mOrbus, and it was for some
time feared that the attack would end his life. He
is still very low. Mrs Robert G. Buchanan, an
estimable widow lady residing On Washington
street, between King and Cameron streets, was
struck with apoplexy Thursday night and has lain
since In most critical state.
LODGE OFFICERs.AOn Tuesday night next Andrew
jackson Lodge Of f. and A. NJ win install the fol-
lowing new officers: C. II. Schaaf, w. NJ; Charles
A. Yohe, s. W.; c. A. simpson, j. W.; j. T. Alexan-
der, secretary; George r. Steiner, treasurer.
house this morning.-The st. Johns Cadets, at
Virginia Beach, visited the q. s. e-sayng station,
No. 2, on the Atlantic coast, yestefday.-Rev. DR..
Packard, OF the Theological seminary, has returned
home, having had his arm amputated In Philadel-
phia.-The city council will hold meeting next
Tuesday night--The closing services at the EpiS-
copal High school ana virginia Theological semi
nary Will be held next weeK.-A number OF Alex
andria pedestrians will start before the close OF
this month Tor . summer iaunt through the state.
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THE MINOR WIFE MURDER CAsE.-The case OF
Frank Minor for the murder OF his wife and who
was sentenced to be hung last spring is on the cal
endar OF the Criminal Court for Monday, but con-
tlnuance VIII be asked
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TT'HOS J. FISHER L CO., Real Estate Auctioneers
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THIRTEENTH
SIKEET; IETWEEN AND G STREETS
BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN AS Ne GIT THIR-

1SOIthi IhfhOftD by A HANDSOME
BRICk DWELLING. KNOWN AS Ne GIT THIR-
TENTH STREET, IN WASHINGTON CITY
BY virtue of Iced of trust from Henry w How *,
gate and wife to the undersigned duly recorded in FEE
Llber 96 folio TO- ct of the land records LIZ
OF the 1stTlct OF Columbia and pursuant order
passed June 81 1884 in the suit of the United States of
America VS.. Henry ". Howgate ct al No S9l9 Euuity
Will on WEDNESDAY,, the SECOND DAY OF JULY
a. D. 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, in front of the
premises offer for sale at pubic auction all those Ger
tam pieces parcels of land and premises sit
belR III the city OF Washington IN the District of
IuiilDla ana known and DISTINGUISHED parts orgi-
nal lots numbered tea Q0 and twelve I'D in square
NUMBERED two undred and eighty min. (269J. and
pounded as follows, to wit BEGINNING for the at
the southwest of said lot (l0 and running due
north fortyfOur (44l feet and (I0l inches
thence east nnetyseven go feet three 49, inches the
east Line OF lot twelve 2) thence south with the
INES OF twelyt2 forty four44 feet tenlO
inches the nee due west along the dividing line between
ot hiit ~ and ten tlot (9) three {
inches to the BEGINNING with all alley privileges Sad
dwelling.
Terms of sale Seven thousand dollars in cash balance
IN eqai instruments in and two years from day of
SAFE the otes Of the purchaser be
1erfed payments drawing SIX ( per interest per
annun said notes to be secured by deed trust the
premises sold: all cash at the option of the pur-
cnaser conveysncing at cost. deposit
OF sOo Wall be required when the property knocked
down. Ii the terms of not complied with in
seven days from day Of SALE the property will be resod
chaser alter five days. advertisement in the Evening
Star newspaper.
EDWARD ]. sTE1LwAGEN, Trustee,
- 1924 street northwest.
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE Trustee
ye1l-uSds 1906 X street northwest.
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EDUCATIONAL.

For OtherA uct,ons See serenth Pags.t
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MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to F. w.
Gruneberg ana Margaretha Dietel; Griffin Crawford
and Mary Ellen Thomas; George Washington and
Prince Dorsey, both of P. G.. CO., Md. Henry
Tyree and Elizabeth Cox
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RANGE or fHR THBRMOMETRR.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
Ofcer to-day:-7a NJ, 77.5; II am, 6s3; pm, $50
Maximum, 90 2; minimum, 726