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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT 4 IN SQUARE SOUTH
OF SQUARE 7cs, AT THE FOOT OF SOUTH
GAPIT0L STR EET WITH TIE SAW MILL.


W hAIt IhlNILLOES &C.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust bearing date 80
the 9th day Of February A. d. 1873 and recorded III
in Lber No $685. folio 49, of the land records Nh
for the District OF Columbia and at the request in
ing of the holders of two overdue Ironssory notes by
said deed secured the undersigned Trustees Will sell
p NJ. ON WEDNESDAY. The NINETEENTH DAT
OF JUNE, A d. 1854 to the highest and best bidder all
that certain parcel of ground lying In the City Of Wash
lTgton In the District of Columbia and known and de-
sgnated the ground plat Plan, of said city Lot
numbered four "a in square numbered south OF square
70S tseven hundred and eighth Also all the and
WEARING privileges to the said lot belonging and all
right title Interest property claim and estate of tine
said party OF the first part in, to concerning
South street, bounding the said lot 10y reason
of the grading and filing of tn. slmA, by those
of those whose estate he had hath in said lot
The property hereby intended to be transferred being
the same that was conveyed TO the undersigned by the
said deed OF trust; together with all aud singular the
lot belonging or in any wise pertaining, and all the
improvements. machinery engines. works. erections,
implements, appliances, Chattels furniture and articles
now IN upon said premises whether added placed
not, and whether fixtures otherwise and all the
estate right title interest. claim and demand both at
law and in equity of the said party IF the first part
said deed of trust in and TO the same.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash, 1of which 50 0must be raid at the time of sae
and the residue six and twelve months the
of sale in equal for which the purchaser give
notes, bearing interest at the rate of six per
trust with cOvena of insurance the satisfaction
of the Trustees of all the property sold all cash
the option OF the purchaser All conyeyancing must be
at the ost of the purchaser and the Trustees
the purchaser OF if the terms Of sale are
not complied with within five days from the ay OF sale
ANTHp Y HYDE.l Trr,.+..
je7-d6ds JOHN SELDIN. J ifu
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DIED.
une 6. 1884. Mrs. RACHEL ADD.

ADDISON. On June G. 1885,, Mrs RACHEL ADDI-
son. in the eightieth year of her age.
street northwest at 8oclock pm on sunday. June sh
Friends of the family respectfully invited attend
A.. the wife OF George Barkmat : -'o Ain I
papsri from her late gesdence sli Seventh street
JANE E. cHARLToS. beloved wife u stephen G MS s
Relatives and friends invited to attend her fun. raj
from Fifth Baptist church. Sunday afternoon at three
FORD; On Friday. June 9Th, 1854. SARAH ELIZA
Beth III, CLARKE. daughter Of Frederick Ford after a
painful illness OF fye months and days of con-
Funeral will take place SUNDAY. sth instant. at
O'Clock from John Wesley church Connecticut avenue
between l and streets. Friends and relatives in
GAUTIER. On Thursday. june 5th. 1884. AT 2.I5p
m IN The seFenty-third year Of his age, CHARLES
Funeral to take place Sunday, at three O'Clock p
M IRON his late residence No 76 Tenth street north
GLADMON. ON June 5th 1854. at 1890 r. m
OLIVER GLAD Mon, son Of Burg r. and Eliza E.
Funeral from the re-iience Of ms parents 1921 3nth
TeT ihysd =, sunday nert at a. a. Friends and
KRAUSE. At o'clock a. m. June 9th. 1854 FANNY
l. kRAlSE, daughter Of Anna ). Krause and the late
Jqus krause and SISTER of Mrs Fred. q Dieterich
Funeral from the residence of her brot No
625 street southeast Sunday June sth, O'Clock
+. N. Relatives and friends invited. .
MURTH On June 9Th 1884. THOMAS A. MCRTH.
aged twenty-five years and three months.
Darling r. brother roth thou , has left us.
But tits God that has bertft u.s.
He can all our sorrows heal.
BY Hrs SISTER MARY
Funeral services will take place at his mothers rcsi-
eth at O'Clock m. with requiem mass Friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend
CITY BER only ea Of s9 John S and Rate 81 Robey
AGED thirteen months and thirteen days
Aciia Robey, Ne ioi2 street southeast s%nsS june
Sh at $3.50 p IL Relatives and friends invited to
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FROM the Rochester Democrat June g.
One OF the heaviest sleeping-car robberies which
has occurred in some years happened early Tues
day morning In the Wagner sleeping-car Chicago.
on the Bee-line road. between Terre HAute and
Union City, Ind one OF the passengers who Was
robbed states that fifteen passengers, Including
three ladies' were IN the car, which Is the one run
ming between 81. Louis and New York ON the Bee
line, Lake Shore and Michigan southern and
central hudson roads The gentleman IN Ques-
uon said that he was up 1T 2 O'Clock in the
morning and everything Was quiet, but
when the car stopped at Union city for
breakfast his clothing was scattered about his
berth In great confusion. and roll % money con-
tanning 50 was missing. Upon the other paSsen-
gers arising IL was found tnat some one had ram
sacked the contents OF every berth except those
the ladies. and that $3.50 had been taken alto
gether. The thief was evidently familiar with the
car nom his mode OF operation but there is no clue
as the same number OF persons were IN the car in
Ihe morning as the night before. one man had all
out 10 cents taken, and was obliged 10 borrow
money TO reach this city, where he arrived last
night The car was In charge of Conductor Pox
with porter named /. W. Washington How the
thief could have gone through the car IN the way
ne old, unohseryed by the porter, who claims that
ne was awake, is mystery.
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The Electoral Count.

PROSPECT OF ANOTHER CONGRESSIONAL DEADLOCK.
The indications are that there will be another
deadlock between the two houses OF Congress- on
the question OF law to regulate the electoral
count. Some time ago the Senate passed the Ed
munds bill, which provides that the two houses
OF Congress shall meet jointly to count the vote.
In the House Mr.. Eaton has amended the bill so
as to require the two houses to meet in joint con-
vention. The difference is great one. II the
houses meet jointly each house WILL in the decision
OF any cOnuoverted point, act as a whole That
Is, one house will have just as much voice as the
other But In joint convention each member Will
have vote and thus the democrats would largely
out vote the republicans on party question. This
amendment will be antagOnZed in the Senate, and
the chances are that no bill will be passed.
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The Salvation Army in Jail.

CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE Salvation Army, num-
bering "a men and women, was arrested last even
Ing for disturbing the peace by paradng the Streets
instruments. 1.-The army" was Kept in jail over
night, and this morning arraigned at the police
court. Capt. Walker and three others were tried
Jointly and convicted Walker being the leader was
fined s15 and cost, and she others S. The remain
Ing twenty demanded jury trials and were put under
bail. In passing sentence Judge Hutch1ns said the
Salvation Army has become a nuisance and must
he suppressed like any other nuisance He would
impose light fine as warning, but II arrested
again he would infiict the full penalty OF the law
every time.
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GRADUATION DAY At ANNAPoIIs.-A new feature
or the graduation exercises at the Annapolis naval
academy yesterday was the presence OF many
ladies' on the platform. where were gathered the
academic board, the board OF visitors aud the ora
Tor 10 the graduates, Hon. s. :. Cox, OF New York
MI. CoAS address received the closest attention
and bis Witty illusions 10 the Smith family, the
chicago convention and the caoItc force OF wo-
men, as well as the more serious portions OF his
address,, were loudly applauded. After the cere-
monies the battalion marched out, and the gradu-
ateS were cheercd as those who leave, and they
returned 1t with cheers for those we leave he
hind. Cadet HeweS, No. 1. and Cadet or No az,
Were also heartily cheered, and the ceremonies
we're at An end
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I'd Edition.
Latest 4GlegranS to The Star.
Blaine "a BeacOnxfieId beyond the
Sea-,

LONDON, June Under the heading "a Beacons-
Held Beyond the Sea- the Pau Mai Gazette says:
mi. Blaine S nomination is the most notable event
mated Wherever Mr.. Blaine can GUST the British
from the position they hold on the American conti-
nent he Will endeavor to replace English influence
and trade by American. His menacing intima-
ton that he would disregard the Clay -Bulwer
treaty Is evil uguy for the future relations Of
England and America. His Intervention in Peru
was most omnouS when he declared that he dis
liked England to win commercial triumphs in fields
which legtfmateiy belong to America. England
Will watch with extreme Solictude the progress of
the electoral cOmpaipn.1
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A Feyerish Stock Market.
BUT QUITE AS STRONG AS YESTERDAY,

NEW YORK, June Z, Wall Street, las D. m.-The
Post says The stock market during the forenoon
was feyeriSh, 1uctuatng more than during the
same hours yesterday, though on the whole quite
as strong as yesterday half dozen Of the active
stocks touching fracttonally higher prices than the
highest OF yesterday. The volume of business how.
eyerwas smaller than yesterday and the fractionay
h1gherTange OF prices was apparently not caused
by any new or increased movement to buy stocks,
but entirely to the same local influences which
have sustained prices for week past
The announcement OF a favorable bank State
ment caused an immediate fractional advance
In the market generally just after twelve The
bank statement shows very large contraction OF
loans The loss In deposits Is also significant fea-
ture The changes clear up the deficiency 81 975 625
and create surplus OF 81 81 500. There was a
small business In railroad bonds In the forenoon.
Erie 2dS were per cent lower, West Shore IS were
u higher, Atlantic and Pacific incomes opened 10
points lower at 75 but afterwards sold at IS and S.
East Tennessee IS declined per cent, oregon Short
Line Is were per cent higher, International and
Great Northern 6S per cent, and Texas and Pacific
land grant incomes i.
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More Congressional Opinions Of tn


Mr. Spr1ggs, of New York, says that the republi.
cans have nominated about as strong a ticket as
they could, but it cannot carry New York.
He believes that Mr. Tilden will accept
Bayard Flower, or Cleveland could carry the state
against Blaine. He does not attach any import
ance to the course OF the New York Times.
MIR. Buchanan says the ticket is as strong as
could be
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Mr.. Blaine Hears the News.
HE SAYS HE NEVER ASKED THE HONOR, WHICH q
FULLY APPRECIATES

FULLY APPRECIATES.
telegram to the n. Y. Herald Of to-day says:
The nomination Of Mr.. Blaine as the republican
candidate for President occasioned the widest en-
thusiaSm in this city, where he has so long resided
and demonstrations were made by his JubiIant
townSpeOpe that Will never be forgotten. When
the cheering intelligence OF his nomination was re-
ceived, Mr.. Blaine spoke of Ii with some feeling
He fully appreciated the great honor that had been
paid him, and said 1t was one that had been I'M
sought by him. 81 have never asked for anybody's
influence or lifted finger to get it,, said he neither
have ever written letter about IL. l have re-
ceved over seven thousand letters asking me to be
q candidate and never anwered one. The nomina-
ton has come to me without an effort On my part
to get It,"
Mr.. Blaine absolutely refused to be interviewed
by any OF the representatives OF the press who
visited him shortly afterward, although he gave
them all a cordial welcome. Private ages
poured In upon him. over $50 were received,
mostly OF a cOngratulatory character from distin-
guished republicans all over the country. When
the eight O'Clock regular train from the west
reached here 1t came loaded down with people from
all the towns from Portland to this city, who came
here to extend their congratulations to the Maine
statesman. They were net at the depot by q large
body OF citizens accompanied by a band of music
and escorted to Mr.. Blane'S residence, where they
cheered Justify In their calls for Mr.. Blaine That
gentleman shortly appeared, and made a brief
speech expressing his thanks
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 7.-y!rginia sixes consolidated,
49, new ten-forties 3l do threes. So bid to-day
BALTIMORE Md. June 7.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding ~ Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-southern
al.l0; do; amber 1Oa1 10; No Maryland Iii bid
No western winter red spot 03sla 03 fresh June,
southern dull western nominal; southern white, 6sa
701; do. yellow 60a63; western mixed. spot 81 16a61A
fresh June. 81 bid July 81 ,a62; August 62a63 Oats
higher and gnietsouthern 37a4l western white 39a42
Provisions quiet and firm. Eggs higher IT, Sugar
copper refined quiet. l319al3s4. Whisky steady, To-
Other articles unchanged Freights to Liverpool per
steamer tirm-sotton Il 64d -four gdals grain rmer.
corn. 900 bushels oats 5000 bushels; rye. 1000
bushels. Shipments--wheat. 5000 bushels. Sales
wheat 10000 bushels corn. 5000 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL. June Z, Has a. m-Wheat shade
stronseroGJune sS4 July; sOa; August. 9l4 Corn y
changed he weather is warm and threatening.
The Petroleum Market.
PITTsBURG Pa June Toll Authorizations
confined to limit of half AGENT. Trading light Prices
opened at 751S declined at noon to 75k.
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CONFESSION AFTER CoSvIcTIoN.-The trial OF
George smith for the murder or Frank HeitZ at
stairway, Pa. May 18th, ended yesterday by the
court nndlng him guilty OF murder in the first de-
gree. Smith said he had done the shooting and
wanted the verdict TO be rendered as soon as posi-
BILE. He made a complete confession, giving the
details OF the horrible affair. He said he waited on
the track In hiding until HeltZ came along and
then shot him. He says HIS real name John Jacob
Schmldlin- A motion for a stay OF 30 DAYS was
made by thecounsel for the defendant, which viii
pe argued In the morning, and II not allowed the
prisoner will be sentenced
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NEW YORK June 1.-THE subcommittee OF the
Congressional committee on public buildings and
grounds resumed its investigation to-day in Brook
lyn regarding the federal building SITE A number
Of witnesses testified to selling property on the site
to Mr.. Lehman. James M. Leabitt, large real
think the properly Of the site was worth over
S30OO0 and he did not believe 1t to be good place
for the building The investigation is still on The
it is said to- have cost Lehman much greater
amount.
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SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR YEAR.-This
morning, In the Criminal Court, Thos. II. Etch1son,
convicted some weeks since of forging a note for
$64 A, to the prejudice OF Chauncey j. Reed, was
sentenced 10 the Albany penitentary for one year.
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Indicted for Murder

BOSTON, June 7-Dr. Lemuel Allen, the Vermont
physician, who shot and killed Del HanSell in a
HoWardStreet saloon, was to-day indicted for muir
der by the grand jury.
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York city is dissolved, to take effect June H. 1884
and the following changes in the stations and dl-
ties OF officers OF the board ordered: Lieut. Col
Joseph b. Brown, surgeon, on completion OF the
duties assigned him in the orders OF February 81
will return to New York city and report by letter
to the surgeon general Major Bennett A. Clements
surgeon, will await orders in New York city. Capt
James +. kimball assistant surgeon, will report in
person, August %, 1884 TO the superintendent OF
the U: S. military academy, West Point, for duty
relieving Capt. Robert III. White, assistant surgeon
Francisco, Cal, for assignment to duty. Major
George NJ. Sternberg, surgeon relieved from tempo
rary duty In the ONCE OF the surgeon general and
will proceed to Baltimore, Nd and assume the d,l-
ties of attending surgeon and examiner OF It's
In that city.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS CO, Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana ave. opp. City Post o

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
HAND CLOTHES 9F ALL "a, KINDS N SUITS
LREsENT SEASON; LADIES' DRESSES AND
WEARING APPAREL; SEVERAL FINE GUNS;
LOT PISTOLS; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS;
FINE GOLD WATCHES. JEWFLRY, &c. HATS;
HOSIERY. WITH OTHER STOCK, WILL BE
SOLD. WITHIN OUR SAIESROOAS, MONDAY
MORNING, JUNE NINTH. COMMENCING AT
Ten 0'CL0 OK. TRADE AND PRIVATE BUY
Frs INVIT ED. IL
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SICK HEADACHE, IANGCoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid Liver n Disordered
stomach or Costieeness, the distressing effects OF
which DIR. Jayne's Sanative Pills will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action the hillary or
ganS they VIII also lessen the likelihood OF return
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The Hudson f8av Exneditton.

The Hudson Bay Expedition.
TORONTO, ONT, June 7.-Leut. Gordon, OF the
Canadian meteorological service, will command
the Dominion government Hudson Bay expedition.
Salvation Warriors Fined.
LONDON, ONT, June Five members OF the Lon
don salvation army have been fined for singing and
beating tambourineS In the streets.
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowng are the opening and p m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special Wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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RUNAWAY ON THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE.-Whfle
Mrs. Mary Skinner, Mrs. r. Burroughs and Miss
Annie Massey were returning to their homes In
Alexandria county, Va, this morning, their horse
took fright On the AqueducJ bridge and ran away.
Mrs. Skinner and Miss Massey jumped from the
vehicle, and the latter, whose head struck the side
OF the bridge, was dangerously injured Mrs Skin
neDwas slightly hurt while Mrs Burroughs who
sat still, was unhurt. Miss Massey was taken to
Mr. Brandts, corner OF 36th and NJ streets, where
she was attended by DR.. Richie.
Henry Abbott, the boarding house thief, who was
convicted OF grand larceny Thursday last in the
Criminal Court is soon to be sent to Albany. Much
of the property stolen by him during his career In
this city has been recovered by our detectives De-
tective Ran has in his custody ladies' gold watch
with long gold chain, which Abbott says he stole
on street, Capitol Hill
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The Suspension of Squier & Co.

To-day, about noon, the assignment OF j. Fl.
squier Co. to jay B. Smith was placed on record 1t
1sa short document, reciting that the assignment is
"for collection and payment for the benefit OF their
creditors and depositors, and he is hereby author
lied to collect all mOnyeS due the firm, and pay the
same to said creditors II there should not be
enough to pay said creditors in full he is to pay
rQt
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued to John Bacigaluppi and Franzska
Kunzig.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GEHERAL TERN.
Yesterday, United states agt Bgelow; argument
concluded and cause submitted. Mccormick agt
Creswen ct al; appeal dismissed.
CIRCUIT CoURT-.Htdge Hd0ner.
Yesterday, Howden agt Gleason; judgment by
default. Moore agt Edmonston; motion to Quash
attachment Overrued.
To-day. Popplin, j., agt Coleman; default
bert ct al; plaintiffs death suggested, and c. M.
Shyne made party. HELEN agt Metropolitan
Railroad Co.; motion to Quash execution overruled;
appeal Lyon agt Connecticut General Life In
surance Co.; motion to strike out plea granted and
ten days given to plead Fisher q Co. agt Light
hall (three caSes) motion for new trials overruled
Joachim agt Joachim; motion for Judgment OF con-
demnation ovefruled.
EQUITY CoURT-J,tdoe Macarthur.
Yesterday, TraverS agt DEMAND; leave given TO
file amended bill. Yarmouth agt. West ct al;
order appointing an examiner to take the testi-
mony OF nonresident witnesses. Blodgett agt
witness before the examiner. Shoemaker agt
Shoemaker ct al; order to file bill with
out deposit. Binney ct al agt Binney ct al; pro
confesSo against certain defendants Wheeiock agt
WheelOcK; testimony ordered taken before exami-
ner B. G. LoveJoy. In re Henry r. Rathbone lun-
attic; commission ordered to issue to W. II. Harris
Fred Harness, of Baltimore, had quarrel yester-
day with his wife, and she sought refuge in her
sisters house He called for her. and asked her to
go home with him, which she refused. He there.
upon went into the yard and shot himself dead
President Potter, OF Union College, Schenectady,
n. T., has resigned to accept the presidency OF
Hobart College. Geneva, New York.
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INVESTMENTS.

COLORADO sEOuRTTIEs.LoANs UPON DEED
~ OF trust net per Bonds and WARRANTS and
real bought and sold opcties cared for wssh
ington references given Correspondents solicited Al
dress Carmichael Malcolm. Brokers, Denver Colorado.
my29-l Inn
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SECoND AVENUE HOUSE, AsBURY PARK. n. J.,
- within one block of beach Fine ocean view.
Wide plazzas. Newly furnished throughout Hair mat
trt,ssss Appointments frst-class. MACKENZIE &
WITTENBERG ie7-lm
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BOARDING.


gNRST-CIAS< BOARD AND ROOMS: CENTRAL
4 and desirable lUCaiun within half sluaf- of Ave-
Metropolitan street terms very reasonable
Address EJx "a. star Office. je7-2w
tsrg,ItE FREMONT this HOUSE HAS BEEN
reprinted and rrIsTeTed. End i'll every wsy put in
trs:-casS order. II IS the coolest and desirable
lace board IN the ETY.. Terms, So. $50 s4U aud
S1S pr mOcth teI
;JIS STREET NORTHWEST IAPGE COM
A Il i - Portable roon1- first and second floor,
IN without boar South and east exp sure.
-sfus very moderate. Opposite reservation te6-3t'
PERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND TABLE BOARD
70 &sV,InInodatsc a. the Mcfhersou House
"a %hd streets. Mrs. NJ. i S0UTHALL 5e4-lm'
'AssIIEs DESIRING TO REMAIN IN THE CITY
Torr-.' ;t;e FuUIIIrr months VIII ind pleasant
Corn without Table Board. st 1920 aud 1872
Iaen Il eIue one house exclusively FOR gentle
te3-2w'
sSnortiCE aaSSIoN CORNER SIXTH AND
ycry dssxlS-iarpa rOOI2s, second floor; also other
.-e. ~--o-s EooLl.s. myz0-3w'
t.uite M 5Sf VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, EN-
rats AIRS e It'll first class Beard st reasonable
west sTCCkHAM. 945 h street north
" Dlyl6lm
II iglG !ndtsasa Rooms FOR RENT AT 3lI AND
months 81 Sisl-,s ss-ue Also. boarding for three
strictly r,,,lliEs-i ~Afs month Aayancepaymens
- Hh21-3m
fnT,liSEes vrrTrAsl2 sTH STREET NORTHWEST,
md transient rstie Inducements permanent
or MeInb4r4 1aLIa s. Pleasant rooIns for Senators
-ISe-Ci4ss. aull
NV. lest conlsassE sW COR 10TH AND sra
rausieat ECarGers a. HOarJsInz house in tie city
hours sDnable terms MeaIs at all
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CHARGED WITH INTENT TO KnL-A warrant wal
issued to-day, on the oath OF Robert Magee Charging
John Kelser with assault and battery with 1nten,
to kill Kelser is the young man who is alleged tc
have been severely cut in the back by Magee while
25th OF last month, as mentioned In The STAR III
that time.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETKR.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief sig nal
oncer TO day a. m. 703; II an, 62s ppm. $50
Maximum, S6.1; minimum, 6hS