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SIXTH WARD.
FIRST Precinct.

All that part Of the Sixth ward of the city OF
St. Paul lying no rthwardly of the following
described line. viz: Commencing at the easterly
line OF said ward, where the creek known as
O'Delrs creek intersects the same thence west
ery along said creek to its intersection with Gus
ter street; thence southerly along the center of
Custer street to the southerly corner of block
No. six (6), West St. Paul proper; thence west
erly to the center of the east end of Prospect
race; thence along the center Of Prospect ter
race to its intersection with Bellows street
thence along the center of Bellows street to It's
intersection with Indiana avenue: thence along
sthe ceffer of Indiana avenue to - intersection
with KsLsl street; thence along the center of
Ethel street to its intersection with Ohio street
thence along the center of Ohio street, and con-
tinuing westerly along the brow of the bluff to
10 the westerly limit of said ward. Polls will be
held at the building on the east side of Dakota
avenue, corner Of Fairfield avenue. Judges of
election, Il. c. Walker, Chas Filter, D. Hickey.
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Third Precinct.

All that portion of the Fourth ward lying
northerly from the center of Marshall avenue,
west from the city limits to the center Of Louis
street; thence south to Nelson avenue; thence
east to Summit avenue; thence along Summit
avenue to its intersection with Rice street, thence
along Rice street northerly to the city limits
Polls will be held at the building on southwest
corner of Carroll and Josette streets. Judges OF
election, b. w. Lott, Jacob Richter, A. L. Lar
Denteur.
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Fourth Precinct.

All that part of the Fifth ward {
st. Paul lying northwardly of the
trict number one ~, as aforesai
wardly Of the track of the st. p
railroad. Polls will be held at 1
NIP building on Lafayette ayenl
crossing of the Manitoba railway
election-John Il. Gibbons, James
Passsvsnt.
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FOURTH WARD,
First Precinct.

All that portion Of the Fourth ward south OF
the center line of Pleasant avenue and north OF
the center line of Goodrich street and east of
Dousman street to a point where said Dousman
street, if extended southwark, would strike the
Mississippi river. Polls will be held at Fire En-
CINE House No. 3, on Ramsey, near Fort streets.
Judges Of election, Peter Thauwald, s. AcCon-
nell, John Clarkin.
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Third Precinct.

All that portion Of the First ward lying north
of election precinct number two. Polls will be
held at the butcher shop on the north side Of
Acker street, between Mississippi and Buffalo
streets. Judges of election--W.n A. Johnson.
Paul Lavalle, Dennis Sullivan.
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Second frscfncf.

All that portion of the Second ward lying
northerly Of the center line of Eighth street.
Polls will be held at the building on Twelfth
street, near the southeast corner of Twelfth and
Robert streets. Judges of election--C. G. King,
Geo. Lynch, Frank Hoyt,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-30
Fourth Precinct.

All that portion OF the Fourth ward west Of
Dousman street, south OF Goodrlch avenue ana
Pleasant street extended to the city limits. Polls
will be held at the building on south side of Fort
street, near Goodhue street. Judges of election
Patrick Doherty, A. Moore, Leo Bruggemsnn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-30
Third Prec{mck.

All that part of the Third ward of the city of
St. Paul lying north of the center of College ave-
nue.. Polls will be held at building on Martin
street, south side, between st. Peter and Rice
streets. Judges of election, Stephen DenLer, X.
2. Myhre, r. j. Markoe.
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SECOND WARD.


All that portion: lying south of the center line
of Eighth streat. Polls will be held at. the
county Jail building on court house square.
Judges of election. G. Donnelly, Geo. Bloom
hard. R. T. O'Connor
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Election Districts OF Precincts Polling
Places and Judges Of Election
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct.

First Precinct.
All that portion Of the First ward lying south
of the center line OF Tenth street. Polls VIII DO
held at Fire Engine house No. 2, on the east
side of Wacouta, between Sixth and seventh
streets. Judges Of election-John Allen, Z. D.
Cummings, Geo. Gallager.
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All that part Of the Third ward lying south Of
College avenue, and west of the line last above
described, as being the west line Of the First
election district. Polls will be held al the Ar
mory on Sixth street, between Exchange and
Fort streets. Judges of election, j. o. Vervals.
c. ii. Williams and A. Hammer.
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Eth Precinct.

All that portion of the Fourth ward lying north
of University avenue and west of Rice street
Polls will be held at the barber shop on Univer-
sity avenue near Mackubin street. Judges OF
election-Carl Schultz, Geo. w. Gray, Jos.
Natz. 49, g. nzsss.
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Third Precinct

All that part of the Fifth ward Of the city Of
ST. Paul lyisg east Of the track Of the st. Paul
& Duluth railroad and north of the line Of the
Second election district Of said ward. Fslls win
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be held al the building No. e4e Ea
street, near Fauquier street. Judge
David Getchsll, Robert Adams,
len.
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ID En-.

BURR On June asth 1884 at $50 O'Clock p m, Mrs
IN ss SSy e Se Of the late Pho Burr
Funeral on SATURDAY 18th, from the residence Of her
danghter Mrs Bush, pa I'd street northeast 1t
DoDsoN: On Thursday. June &C. 1894. at 2:sop. m.
John smoot Dodson Of Prince eseorses County Ma IL
the seventy seventh year of her age;
VIM A. wroe. $40 Thirteenth street northwest on sun.
day June 49, m Relatives and friends ny,is
DOYLE, On the morning Of June q. 1884, CARRIE
LUCkETIA. youngest daughter Of Robert T. and Re-
becca H. Doyle aged five months.
Funeral strictly private
HAMMER, On Friday morning, June ~, 1884, q, 10
Funeral from the parents' residences No. Isl Virginia
at 4:i6, EDWARD NJ. youngest child Of WIN. b. and
So rah N, Hartley, AGED one year and three days
southeast. on Saturday. June 18th. at PM
&c IhgrfSs " 2S e. # sgns s =
Funeral from e4I 25h stree. northwest sunday. tn.
spectfully invited
LANGLEY. Departed this life june ,eth 1881. altar
eldest son of A. Langley aged q years.
HIS ,sne1s ~ take passs from h. late rssdsnce iss
m Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 at
LEE On June q, 1884, at 80 p M MARY c. LEE,
illness which she bore with Christian iOrtituds. In
Her funeral win take place Saturday. June 18th. sts
NJ from her late residence. 6is Pennsylvsuia avenue
MgILAN. On Friday. June 9th. 1884 WIN 4
funerI from his iate rssdece l42 street north.
east on sunday June 18th. At o'clock Friends Of the
baltimore papers please coryl
kAHpF on Friday day, June 9TH 1854 1t
MOTHS Raidy, No s2s third street north~est on SUM-
day June 18th stsp Relatives and friends IN
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Political Notes.

The South Carolina democratic stGte convention
yesterday elected Senator Wade Hampton, C. n.
Super, L. W. Dawson and L +. Youmans delegates
at large Messrs Hampton and Youmans prefer
Bayard; Mr. Dawson has been booming Cleveland
In his paper, and Is presumably for him: while SUI
pers preference Is unknown, but he is supposed TO
favor Cleveland
A demonstration favoring the nomination OF Gen
Butler for the presidency was held In Faneui hall
ent.
While the North Carolina delegation 70 Chicago
are In sympathy with Bayard they think Il adyisa-
Die TO support Cleveland.
Hon. George Nichols has resigned the chairman
snip OF the republican state committee OF Yer
mont after service OF many years
The democratic school board OF Richmond Va
last night removed all the colored principals of
colored schools, putting white bourbons Ia their
places.
The republicans have made the following NOM
nations for Congress: I'd district OF Minnesota j.
r. Wakeneld; 10th district OF Indiana, W. BOWEN:
10th district or Ohio VIM Mckinley, IT.; 18th dis
trlct OF Indiana, w. W. Williams
James ID. Warren was yesterday elected chair
man OF the New York state central committed
Jodn W. Nrooman, secretary, and j. b. Eagleson
treasurer.
The democrats OF the 18th Ohio district ave
nominated A }. Warner Tor Congress
Yesterday the Arkansas democratic state con-
vention completed their state ticket
The democrats OF Florida yesterday nominated
Perry for governor
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The baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, June 27-Virginia new threes SO bid


to-day.
BALTIMORE, June Election dnll-middlins, Tx.
Flour steady and Quiet-Howard street and western
super 25a3 81; do extr 350a4 25 do family 45Oa5 49,
city mills super. 300a350: do extra 350a4 %; do Rio
brands SOFAS Patapsco family Is: do. superla-
tive patent. CTS Wheat-southern lower and easy
western more active but closing lower and weak south
new, lO6a! 10; No. Maryland, 1O6A; No. western
winter red, spot and June, 97a97zS; july 97h975s
August 9s4a99 Cornsouthern quiet and about steady
western active closing lower and weak; southern white
69a70; do yellow 63a64: western mixed, spot 56a56sl
July. 57a57}s; August 583sa58h Osts frm-southerl,
37a40: western white 39a4l: do mixed 3Sa3J: Penn
syyania; s7a4O Rye quiet 6sa7o Hay steady-prime to
visions quiet and easy Mess pork. 1850 Bull meats,
shoulders and clear rib edes. packed 7Aa94 Bacon
shoulders, 8; clear rib sides, TO- Hams 143aal5k
Lard-refned. sH Butter steady-.western packed.
aa15 creamery, l7a22 Eggs lower dull and weak, 49,
Petroleum nonina ,L. 71sa7% Coffee quiet
soft 6: copper refined steady, 1877. Whisky steady.
LA Freights to liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton.
964d flour Is. grain frnler AID Receiptshour pa
barrels wheat IS 900 bushels 600 bushels; oats
1000 bushels rye, 1000 bushels. Shlpments-wheat
1000 bushels Ssles-wheat 275.0O0 bushels; corn.
SIS 600 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 81 Ills Mon Change
markets are a shade stronger Wheat-July, 86k; Au-
54k; September 541s Oats-July, S1A. Pork nominal
Lard, sc, higher.
The Petroleum Market
PITTSBURG Pa, June 27.-The oil market was
steady, with trading confined chiefly to p1kers and
opened 62 advanced to 63L, broke 81 reports
OF weak stock market. At noon. 61x was bid, with
nothing doing.
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omcer, and the propriety OF keeping the oure au
under the general supervision OF the War depart
ment
TIE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL As AGREED IRON.
The army appropriation bill as agreed upon In
conierence-with the exception OF the clause regu-
lating the compensation 70 subsidized railroads for
army transportation Se4,4sa, .Sa
The provisions for the appointment OF post quar-
Cermaster eerHeantS limiting their number TO so
are restored to the bill, having been stricken out
the army is nxed al tlai5o6O being an increase of
$4,000 over the original appropriation. IL is pro-
vloed that hereafter any paymaster OF the rank OF
s Maos, wno mas served twenty years In the army
retired List until the pay department shall be re-
ouced 10 th1rty-fve members The Appropriation
ior the medical department. is increased TO Ss5 900.
and provision inserted that medical ofcers OF the
army shall attend the families OF the officers and
soldiers nee OF charge The appropriation OF
$loWO Tor neld steel guns Is stricken from the bill
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW CLAIMS
IN the Senate to-day Mr.. Malone reported favor
ably, from the committee on education and labor,
the bill introduced by Senator Blair to provide for
the adjustment OF the accounts OF laborers, work.
men ana mechanics, arising under the eight hour
law.
THE LIBRARY BILL
Mr.. Singleton notified the House to-day that he
intended to call up the library bill at early date
II is not likely, however that the measure viii be
taken up IN the House this session.
TIE sUKz CANAL.
voluminous report by Prof. J. E Nourse. OF the
Navy department, upon the Suez canal has been
sent to the Senate, and ordered to be printed 1t
is made under orders OF the bureau OF navigation,
ana TO put into the possession OF Congress and the
public such Information regarding the Suez canal
as may have a bearing upon the subject OF a canal
across the American isthmus The gross earnings
OF the canal for the last year were $l30OOO00 The
DIVIDENDS were about sixteen per cent
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B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

SALE OF
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE CHAMBER FUR
NITURE, PAkLOR SUITE, BRUSSELS CAR
PETS, HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER PIL-
LOWS, BEDDING, ETC.
Eight handsome Black Walnut Marble-to Chamber
Suites beautifully carved, entirely in design,
made to ORDER and from Of the best factories in
the country
Extension Tables and Dining room Chairs
Hall Set; Paror Suite, upholstered in Raw Silk.
Hair and Husk Matt -esses; Springa
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Brussels Carpets throughout house, Heating
On TUESDAY, JULY FIRST, 1884. commencing at
TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, We shall sell at Nc. 91S New York
avenue between 9Th and 10th streets northwest the
above partial list OF superior Furniture.
The above goods are out Of the usual Of auction
Furniture. his house recently furnished without
regard to cost Every article the best make and
il as good condition when bught An inspection is
1e26-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO, Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET. BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH, AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STIhEETs BE BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND

PROPERTY ON STREET BETWEEN Ninth
AND TENTH. AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
ON STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTHSTREETS SOUTHEAST
By virtue Of deed of trust dated February -
lst 1910. and recorded in I1ber No. 800, folio kas
272 one Of the land records of the District Of ~
umbia and at the request Of the holder of the note
ises on WEDNESDAY, July second. iSs4 At FIVE
O'CLOCK p. the following described pieces or par.
GELS Of ground to wit All Of lot numbered S three ana
part Of lot numbered four 90 in square numbered nine
hundred and nnetytwo said part of lot four being
comprised within the metes and bounds following that
to beginning for the ct the southeast corner
OF saa ot tour 81 and running thence north with the
thence west along the line Of said alley thirty (3O)
thence .outh twenty (25) feet thence three
tSGeet thence south seventy l76eet
and thence east along said south street thirty
feet to the place Of beginning Also all Of lot numbered
nneteeI and one foot 'front.' by the depth Of adjoining
dred aud fifty l950 comprised within the following
metes and bounds Beginning the same at the north
west corner OF said lot numbered nineteen 9) run
ming THENCE south (9D feet: thence thirty
(30 fest thence north twenty 2 feet thence east
test four thence north feet
street feet four inches the place Of be-
ginning together with al and singular the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance I'm oue two
ana three year, secured BY notes Of equal amount upon
the property sold Al cash OF the option Of the pur
chassr deposit Ct $50 win be required ct time Of
are not ecnpsd With within sn Day. the us 81 se
rerves the right 70 resell the property ct the risk and
cost Of the defspltins purchasss An conveysnoing &
eA-dkds Surviving Trustee
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News Briefs.

Austria viii be represented at the Egyptian con-
ference by Count karolyi- the Austrian ambassador
10 England, and Baron Netscra, O financial ex-
pert.
Bismarck upbraided the members OF the Reich
stay lor not passing without scrutiny the bill regu-
latlng German colonial policy.
IL Is reported at Cairo that FL Mahdi made an at
tack upon khartoum, but was repulsed with heavy
loss.
W. Fl. Jessup, assignee OF w. II. Cooper, the
panker OF Montrose, Pa, who was recently shot by
$235O0O; liabilities, $400,OOO The statement has
caused CONSERVATION among depositors.
glove match was fought In New York last night
between Mike Cleary and John kllraln- The hight
was draw.
An extension for six months on notes given by
uhe rem bank directors for S2S 600 10 tide the
crisis after closing the doors OF the bank the ryt
time has been granted them by the associated
banks
j. Miller Kelly, president OF the Rochester On W
board or aldermen, has been indicted for agreeing
10 accept bride OF So 500 from the Baltimore and
ONO Telegraph company, 70 permit its lines to run
Into Rochester
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Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON PIERCE PLACE. BEIWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, BEING TWO-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLING, No. 1455,
By virtue of deed of trust, dated November 11th d
d. 1873 and duly recorded in iber su5 folio 90 :
the land records for the District OF Column A
ba and by direction Of the party secured thereby
will sell at PUBLIC auction in front OF the premises
at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. all that piece or parcel Of
ground situate lying and being in the city Of Washing
Lot No. Ill in Kellys subdivision of Patterson's sub
division Of No 206 being part of lots numbered
20 and H. said Pattersons subdivision recorded III
the Surveyors office of the District Of Columbia to-
gether with all the Improvements, ct cetera.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months with interest from day Of SALE to be
cured by notes bearing interest at the rate of six
cent annum, and deed OF trust the property
sold all cash at the OPTION of the purchaser de-
post of 800 will be required at time OF sale II the
terms OF sale are not complied with in five days from
the day Of SALE the trustees the right to resell
at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser All
veyancing at purchasers cost.
CHAS c. CLOVER rrrstoos
je6 d&ds CHAS B. BA1LEY.( AAun'0~o'
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers.

Under decree Ct the Supreme Court District Of Ga
Columbia, in equity No 1884. Whalen ct al &M
Mccarthy ct al, passed June II, 1884 will @
offer for sale to the highest bidder in front Of
OND DAY Or JULY, 1884. that frame dwelling and
lot in Shafts alley between LIST and ID and and c
interest therein Of the parties to the the said
property being known as lot in square No 25 in said
city and District.
Terms Of sale: $50 earnest money on acceptance OF
bid. to be forfeited nonacceptance or non-compn
with the terms Of sale with ten days balance OF
purchase money in ten days from day OF convey
ancng at cost and property to be sold at
purchasers cost, terms not compiled with in ten
days CHAS. s. MOOhE, Trustee,
je27-2Qt Office A56 Louisiana avenue city.
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lHOMAs DOWLNG. Aucr,oneer

EBoNYPARLoR SUITE FRENCH PLATE PIER MIR
ROR, LIBRARY TABLE. OFFICE FURNITURE,
y SIEh9M H sSS Nsn i NtAKsLE
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, DROP LIGHTS.
S TEKY IHANDs0ME ONE WALNUT n; 7, CHAMBER EI
WARDRoBEs. WALNUT AND OAK cHAMBER
SETS. HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES, SPRING
UNDERBEDs. FEATHER PILLOWS AND Boil
ST EES TOILET SETS INA MALHTT ExTENsI3oN
WALNUT MIRRbR-BACK sIDRPOARD, HALL
RACK SIlyER.PLATED WARE, HEATING
WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES NOT NECES-
sARY TO MENTION, At AUCTION.
commencing ct TEN O'CLOCK ut the residence of Z
northwest shall ssll very superior collection Vi
hodsehold effects al in splendid condition. and well
worthy the attention Of buyers
je2Ardts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctiouee4.
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ANTHONY HYDE, r.
je24-dkds CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S, Trustees.


SALE LEG 9E "a yA1UAgLE PR9PERTY On TH1RTEENTH
NORTHWEsT, IMPROVED BY A HANDSOME
BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS No GIT THIR-
TENTH STREET. IN WASHINGTON CITY.
By virtue Of deed of trust from Henry W. How *,
gate and wife to the undersigned duly recorded in
Liber $50 folio 10 ct SEQ one Of the land records
America Henry W. Howyate ct al. No S9l9 Equity,
In the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
A. D. 1884 1t FIVE O'CLOCK p n, in front Of the
premises. offer for sale public auction, all those
tain pieces parcels of land and premises sit uate and
being in the city of Washington in the District of
lumbs and known and DISTINGUISHED parts Of orie
nal lots Numbered ten U) and twelve (12 In square
numbered two hundred and eighty min $780, and
bounded follows, to wit BEGINNING for the
the southwest angle Of said lot QO) and running due
north fortyfogr HD feet and ten d0) inches 10 til:
south face Of the gable wall Of the stoughton Houaee
thence ninety (9) feet three inches the
east line OF lot twelve Q thence south with the east
tnehes thence due west the dividing line
lots nine 90 and ten (lO) ninety 9) feet three (
inches to the BEGINNING with all alley privileges Said
property Ii improved by largo and commodiOus brick
dwelling.
Terms Of SALE Seven Thousand dollars in cash balance
In equal instruments in and years from day Of
SALE the notes Of the purchaser to be given
ferred payments drawing six 60 cent interest per
premises sold all cash, at the option of the pur
chaser All conveyancing at purchasers cost deposit
OF $500 viii be required when the property Knocked
down. II the terms OF e are not complied with in
seven days from day sale the property viii be resod
by the Trustees at the risk and of defaung pur
chaser after five days advertisement in the Evening
IVA " EDWARD J. sTEILwAeEN, Trustee,
FREDERICK B. Seeuf ffsss: T nsrsass'f'
JeZl-dSd9 1SO6 street northwest,
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Mr.. Pendlec0n offered resolution In the Senate
yesterday directing the Secretary Of War 70 coIate
the various laws under which the sigDal seev1ce
bureau u oegani2ed, and to report codncatton Of
such laws 90 Congress at tho mart neoatW. with
such amendments q he may wish % recommend:
also to report as to the status Of the ch1ef aRnAl