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Some slight inaccuracies.
From the st. Louis Republican.

From the St Louis Kepublican.
The Chicago Tribune recently contained q
very sensational report OF the suicide Of Mrs.
Gov. Marmaduke. There were some minor
errors In the account which are readily pardon
able by those who know the difficulties in tho
way Of getting out great newspaper. 1t is not
true that Mrs. Gov. Marmaduke took two
grains OF morphine, as that amount would not
have been fatal dose. IL IL also an error To
state that Mrs. Marmaduke has been unhappy
with the governor-there are few men I'm the
United States who are more happy In their do
nestle relations than Governor Marmaduke.
In the third place IL is not Quit exact TO say
that Mrs. Governor Marmaduke has commit
ted suicide, as many people charitably believe
that IL was an accidental overdose of the drug
which caused the trouble. Lastly, there was
and is no such person rs Mrs. Governor Marina
duke. The governor is a bachelor and has been
one for many years past Little inaccuracies
OF news, the Tribune will discover in time
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Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
70 MssF Meads 1s lot
Hartley, lot 23 So. 81; $1,000. Metropolitan
Baptist church ct al to ": Mayse, lot g. So.
do; s.. NJ. S. Hopkins to Z. White, lots IS
and 70, so. 241; $4,000 A. NJ. Bell to Mrs.
Matilda L. Agnew, lot IS. Cooke Park; 81 500.
blocks % and 30. Long Meadows 5000. f. W.
Dom to Emma I. Knott, lot ], Prather's sub
H M es Ss sotS 4 ksnaTds 70 W
Ralston, trustees, to w. B. Hibbs. sub lots 81
and s5 SO. 90; $4,000. May NJ. Evans to NJ. F.
4Si Wsitef Ss to S'S MeoaraSy H. part sH
8, 50. 757; 81 200. II. W. Cannon, commits
sioner &c. to August Smith, lot II, section 6,
ST, 100. james E. Fitch to trustees ChSrch Of
Ma an Most ss as and
SO. 113, Georgetown; 5000. James Lowndes to
r. L Fleming, sub lots and 2, So. Ola; s. r.
So, 50. 20; s. Julia a. smoot to NJ B. Clark,
lots c, d and E, 50. 3; $4,000. Martin Becker to
Ellen snee, LOT rs, So; 46o: $500. d: B.
bia Railway company i to Lizzie B. RotheTgoss,
subs and 2, SO. n. OF 1,O49, $3.50. g. Edmon-
stIn s. e q Is es p So ssa
=; Harrison; pit; II. So. 20; 8, LOO: ". R; Dee
beth Hurley to James II. Croker, pit. 1873 rs
addition to Georgetown; s. Hillyer & Rails
ton, trustees, to Z. II. RidenOur, lot SO, SO. 80;
S2,45O. Louise r. Schneider to A. T. Hensey,
sub II, 50. 1868; 3. A. T. Hensey to Frank B.
Noyes, same property; 3. f. II. Thomas ct al.
E Foster to r. b. Vance, sub 127 SO. 364 81, 800.
Chaplin Brown to j. c. Head ct al. i'm trust, lots
80. 81, 20 to as, SO. 725; $4,000. w. C. Dnvall
ct al. to same, pit. sub. %, So. 23S; 5. CIV.
Darr to s. G. Stewart, lots TO 10, SO. 357;
$4,000. I. d. Means to same, lots and 6, SO.
3s1; $1,252.12. w. 0'Brien ct al. TO J. F. Wag-
gaman, lots to 5, blk. z 8 to IL, Is to IL, blk.
s. 3, to z. 3, IL, Ii. blk. ID, LIE Droit park;
g. j. F. Waggaman to ID. X. Plain, same
property; S27,7O5. G. Saegmiller to Elfphalet
Whittlesey, sub lot 81, 50. PAL; 81, 7O3.16.
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THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
The Completed Chapel Thrown Open to
the Public Last Evening.

The new chapel Of the proposed Church OF
the Covenant, Presbyterian, on n street, near
Connecticut avenue, was thrown open for in
spection last night. It was brilliantly lighted
and very fashionable assemblage of ladies
and gentlemen who are interested in the estab-
lishment of the new church were engaged in
admiring the beautiful little structure. The
chapel, as is known, constitutes only the first
part Of the fine church structure in contempla-
ton. The present building is designed to be
used as a lecture or class room when the main
structure, elegantly finished, and has q seat
ing capacity of about $50, the main lecture hall
seating $50. The furniture and gas-fittings
are the contributions of the ladies. The seats
are of heavy polished oak of square massive
pattern, and are furnished with very rich
cushions Of dark color, to match an expensive
carpet. The whole is in excellent taste-very
rich, but simple. The pulpit platform is lighted
by two heavy brass gas brackets Of antique pat
tern, and a beautiful chandelier composed of
polished brass disk, from which falls a sheet of
crystals, gathered together at the bottom, lights
the whole lecture room. The room Is lighted
in the day time through an immense stained
Among those present were: Mr.. Justice Strong,
Mr. VIM. NJ. Calf, Mr.. FendaIl, Mr.. NJ. w. Gait,
tice Matthews, Rev. DR.. sunderIand, Mr.. Wm.
Ballantyne, Mrs. Judge Casey, Mrs. Judge Mer-
rick. the Misses Douglass, Mrs. Leo Coyle, Mr..
Craishead, Mr.. Cushing and many other her
people of social prominence. Mr.. Justice
Strong addressed the assemblage, congratula-
Mr.. William Ballantyne announced that the
chapel would be opened for divine service on
next Sunday afternoon, at $3.50 p. m, when
Rev; DR.; Bartlett, of the "a New York avenue
mittee of the Presbytery will meet in the
chapel ON Tuesday evening next at 1880 to
Covenant. as the new edifice viii be named.
Elders and deacOns will then be elected.
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EAECCTOR'S AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU-
A ABLKK iMAlP SH3rsI p, GEoRGEToWN PROP
~ STREET AND WASHINGTON CTHIR-
AS Executor of l. S. Matthews and az Trustee ezs%
Tor the heirs of H. c. Matthews, will sell at i;5H
public auction, to the high st bidder, FRI L.
DAY The SIXTEENTH OCTOBER, 1855 at II ~
PAST FOCk O'CLOCK p NJ, part of Lot 2O5 in
Behli addition Square SS) to Georgetown, ID. C..
fronting ~ feet on tWest street and extending back
OF that width 30 feet on Thireth Washington stree
WIN the improvements, consisting of large double
three-story- endorsement brick house.
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance in one, two
and three years. In secured notes. with at six
per cent per annum: $500 to be paid time Of sale
Sonveyanclng and recording at purchasers Cost.
IL compliance be not had with terms Of sale within
SIX 6) days after SALE resale will be had ut default
Ing purchasers cost and risk after five days notice in
the F.venlns star. {. NJ. MATTHEW'S
Oc6dSds Executor and Trustee 1908 Bis st,
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Rich Mexican Mines.

REPORTED GOOD FORTUNE OF TWO aNrRrcAN
PRosPECToRs IN THEIR HUNT FOR WEALTH.
Ell PAso, TEX, October 8.-Mr. Baker, one OF
the owners OF the newly discovered Sabinal Boz
nanza, is In FL Paso with a small shipment Of
ore from that mine-about 5000 pounds lie
calls it only second-class ore, but IL assays 700
ounces 60 the ton. His first shipment 60 IL
Paso consisted OF LOCO pounds, which yielded
ton OF this new district Ii i'm the sabinal noun
taius, some seventy miles northwest nom the
station of san Jose, on the Mexican Central rail-
road, and about fifty miles from Santo Domingo
ranch. The claim Is owned by Baker a STE
phens, and they are considered lucky men In
this country OF rapid fortunes. Stephens has
been in the Sabinal mountains about twenty
i've years and has a Mexican wife. He Il an
old miner, but Baker Is somewhat new 10 this
section. The ore is found in silicious limestone
with about 2 per cent al lead. The deposit ~
crossed by quartzite dykes and is said W no
very similar TO the Bato Pilas mines. Miners
are hocking 10 the district from Arizona and
New Mexico
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kilograms to The Star.


DeveIoping Alabams's Mineral wealth.
BrRhINeHAM, ALA, October Ga telegram
received at Tallsdega, this state, by associate
OIL the English capitalists who recently Invested
largely in mineral lands In Talladegs county,
says That the plant for q furnace TO be erected
on those lands has been shipped nom England.
Inc same plant was recently blown out In Eng
lsno SO It's coming 10 Alabama IL regarded here
soouts Is especially significant
Oehterssfng the Color Line I'm Texas.
GALVESTON, TEX, October 6.-on the 5th a
september Mrs. Anna Thomas, n colored wa.
man residing in ST. Louis, was refused admis-
sion 20 a nrst-clsss car on the Gulf Colorado
ana santa Fe railway. and after assaulting q
brakeman was arrested for disorderly conduct.
She then took steps looking TO the bringing of .
SUIT Tor damages against the company, and the
result was mat the matter was finally comprO-
missed by the payment of several hundred doS-
lars TO the woman. The result of the affair ID
that now, and Tor several days past no distincl
ton has been made In the coaches OF the COM
pany on account OF color, and ali persons pay
Ing nrstclass iares are permitted ~ ride In hrst-
class coaches.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, 'FRONT.'
ING TWELVE FEET SIX INCHES ON TN
EAST SIDE OF FOURANDA-HALF STREET
BEIWEEN K AND STREETS SOUTH
WEST.
The undersigned Trustees by virtue of certain es
deed of trust bearing date on the Goth day of sitH
November 1883, and duly recorded In Lfber Co.
1862 folio 267 ct seq Of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia at the request OF the holder OF
'front.' OF the premises, on TUESDAY. the SIXTH
l6th) DAY OF OCTOBER, 1885 at FIVE O'CLOCK
M, the following piece parcel of land situated In
the city OF Washington. d. z. and being the south
part OF lot numbered thirteen, i'm square numbered
five hundred and thirty eight $685. fronting twelve
(l2) rect six 0) inches on FOurandahalf street and
running back with that width of twelve feet six
COO) feet. ' ~
The terms of sale: Onethird of the purchase money
In cash and the balance in two equal installments in
SIX and twelve months from day Of SALE with Interest
a. sx per cent payable semiannually for which the
Of trust. deposit of 500 will be required at the
time OF sale. All conveyancng and recording at the
purchasers cost II the terms of sale are not com.
Piled with within ten days from the day of sale the
sees reserve the right to resell the premises ct the
RISK and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
FRANCIS J. HEIBERGER in n
HENRY METZ, Ifusteea
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF weather until FRIDAY, the NINTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1885, at the same hour and place
EIHRAANCIS y: MEIBERGER. JR. Trnstees
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"TRANSPARENCY" CASE II WILMTNGTON,
After the morocco furnishers OF Clark & Len.
nox, at Wilmington, DEL, were ordered out on
Saturday on account of an Objectionable fore
man, the Knights OF Labor employed n lad
named Thomas Dempsey 10 parade the side
walk in front Of the firms factory with larg,
placards with the following prinsed thereon:
"All morocco finishers are requested to keen
away from the factory OF Clark a. Lennox until
the present labor difficulties are settled. By
order of District Assembly No. 81, knights of
Labor" The firm had the boy arrested on the
charge Of melting to riot, and on Saturday night
he was required 10 furnish bail for his appear
ance at the municipal court. He was given a
hearing before Judge Cummins yesterday, on
the charge of disorderly conduct. The judges
decision was reserved for q few days.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CAR
PETS, HAIR MATTRESSES, WARDROBES.
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, TABLES PAINT
MIRRORS, ENGRAVINGS, LOUNGES.
STOVES, GLASS CHINA, &c, REMOVED
FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE.
BY virtue of q deed of trust duly recorded in Lber
No 1903 folio IL Ell seq, of the land records of
OCTOBER TENTH. A. d. 1885, COMMENCING at
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, at the auction rooms of Dun.
canson Bros 9Th and ID streets northwest the goods
and chattels described in Schedule "A" an
nexed to said trust and comprising in part
Walnut Chamber Sets, Chairs Tables
Maple Chamber Sets: Bureaus, Wristbands.
Wardrobes Hair and Other Mattresses.
French plate Mirrors, Engravings, Paintings
Brussels and Other Carpets, Lounges.
Curtains, COrnces. Springs, Pillows, with numerous
other articles.
Terms cash.
Ocj-u r. ROSS PERRY True,ao
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YOUNG GIRLS IN AN OPIUM JoINr.-The
opium joint OF Lung Shaw. at No. 623 Race
street, Philadelphia, was raided Monday by
Agent Watson, of the Pennsylv TIA Society TO
Protect Children from Cruelty, aha the poiice
When the officers arrived they found Jennie
Barker and Lizzie Kees, both comely girls, aged
aespectrueiy sixteen ana elghteen years sitting
were surrounded by Lung Shaw, Hy Sing Lun
Gee and Wah Hug. All were arrested and taken
before Magistrate Thompson, who held the
Mongolians each IN 5000 bail for court. A lot
OF opium and several pipes were found In the
Joint.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE STANDS IN
THE WESTERN MARKET


By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
SSY folio 40l ct seq, of land records of the
district Of Columbia will offer for sale, az public
auction. ~ TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ on WEIjNES-
DAY OCTOPER SEVENTH, 1885, and In front OF
said stands the right to occupy until the 31s of De
cember. 1906. stands Nos. Al and AZ in the Western
Market. located at the of and 2lst streets
northwest in the city of Washington, ID. c. such oc-
ment TO the proper authorities of the District Of Co
lumba Of monthly rental of sixteen dollars In adj
vance and the observance of the regulations said
market, in addition to the amount for which such
right TO occupy shall bring.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and balance of pur-
chase money in equal instruments at six and twelve
months, with interest from day Of SALE for which
notes Of purchaser secured by deed Of trust on said
stands. shall be- given all cash option of pur-
conveyancng at purchasers cost If terms OF sale
not compiled with in days from day of sale. trus
tee the right TO resell at cost of defauting
purchaser WILLIAM BIRNEY. Trustee
oclthstu&w 456 La ave NV
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rCHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON CONNECTICUT
AVENUE BETWEEN AND r STREETS
NORTHWEST. SQUARE I'LL
By virtue OF two deeds of trust, dated respec- -.
teenth day Of september, 1883, and duly record
ed one in Li6er lO45 Folio ia ct seq, and the other
the District OF Columbia the undersigned Trustees
TOBER FIFTH, 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK. the prop
erty In the above trast described follows: All that
certain Lot piece or parcel of ground and premises
known and designat ed on the ground plat plan of
said District as Lot numbered % of the subdivision
Lot numbered 80 OF George w. Hopkins recorded
subdivision of Lots In Square No Ill located on Con-
nectifut avenue. between Q and r streets.
Terms: One-half cash and the residue in one and
two years with notes bearing interest secured BY
deed OF trust, or all cash. at option of purchaser All
conVeyancing at purchasers cost. 500 deposit at
the time. of sale.
EDWARD s. WESCOTT, / ,r,.
LOUIS u. WINE, Z trustees.
E1-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER TENTH, 1885. same hour
and place. By order of the Trustees Oce-4t
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A DELICATE SURGICAL OPERATroN-Two
dentists connected with the Medico-Chirurgi-
cal hospital of Philadelphia performed an ex-
ceedngly delicate and difficult piece of surgery
on Saturday i'm the removal of the left half OF
for years with an ABNORMAL growth OF the
fbrous tissue OF the jaw and IL was found
necessary to remove the bone to give him relief
or possibly save his life. In performing the OPP
GRAFTON the flesh surrounding the bone was cut
loose and held back, while the bone was sawed
out by means of tiny circular saw, which
made $1,000 revolutions TO the minute.
Although the patient lost great deal OF blood
II is declared that the operation has been suc-
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A Letter Attributed to the President,
Praising the New York Democratic
charlottesville II Quoted ~ Saying
He Will Vote for Hill.
The Albany Times of yesterday prints q dis
patch from Buffalo, where it has had q CORE
spondent looking up the views of the President
among the Presidents friends 1t is as follows:
For several days rumors have been current
here that President Cleveland had written q
letter to friend in this city, strongly Endorsing
the democratic State ticket. The letter, I have
1t from the most reliable authority, was dated
the day after the adjournment Of the Saratoga
convention, and was written to one of the
former associates OF the President. The gentle
man who received 1t was somewhat surprised,
as he had not solicited the Presidents views re-
garding the state ticket. The President and
the gentleman who received the letter are mem.
bers Of the City and Buffalo clubs, and in some
way the contents OF the letter leaked out ia
the latter club. The friend OF the President is
also q lawyer, and accompanied Grover Cleve-
sheriff, mayor and governor. All attempts to
see the letter by press representatives have been
futile, as it is generally understood that the
President regarded the letter as cOnflden-
tial and not Intended for the press. 1t has,
however, awakened considerable enthusiasm
for Governor Hill and Wilson s. Bisseil and
Charles w. Goodyear, former law partners Of
the President, are enthusiastic for the present
among all the friends Of the President, and the
Buffalo Ne:os, 2 xigorou. supporter Of President
Gently appointed collector Of customs OF the
supporter. Late last evening met q member
the Presidents letter, and plainly asked him
idsa lie 70
tell you about all there Is in it he SAID. "Ater
the regular date and name of the gentleman it
was sent tott ran about this way
Naturally You win desire to know how re-
gard the ticket Just nominated at Saratoga.
Gov: Hill and Messrs. O'Brien. Chaplin and
wish them any illsuccess in November. with MI.
acquaintance. Their friends tell Inn me they , are
other soHroes believe this 70 Be true. ind
mony with the head OF the ticket T6is IL no
when was In Albany and . year before came
TO Washington. Not deeming them worthy of
notice then, I shall surely pay no public stten-
voted the ds@ocTztis ticket and expecs
70 vote for Gov. HIN and aid his election
s no ra mot s.
70 wish any poiitscsi harm 70 single member
ton tsis, sSd DO yoo not think i Is Sc rood
onef ! nrmly believe Gov. Hili's personal
lseline1 motives and hops for democgatic suo-
cem this AN" ssThe rsst Of The letter." COM
tinued my Informant, "related g matter. q no
the Presdenf 4 tho quiet tax Of Tie clubs hs!e,
and those who kDoW Is President ultimately
vineo hl6 lF1ends q hts attitude toward the
domoora&1c otnto ticket.
r. = understood thas tho .pesson 20 ynom the
letter Was written was either Daniel n. Lock
voo6 a. Char3o0 ". Goodyear.
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ROBBED BY THEIR CONFIDENTIAL BOOK
KEEPER.-It was learned I'm New York yester.
day that Bernheim & Bauer, the clothiers %
$50 broadway, had been robbed of $40, 600,
and that their confidential book keeper, Freder-
Fishel was on his vacation when the defalcatioa
was discovered. That was ten days ago. The
firm sent q telegram to him, requesting him to
return at once, but suspecting that his irregu-
larfties had been discovered, be fed. Friends
OF Fishel say that he had been living very fast,
for O young woman from Harrisburg and had
lived with her there, and also at silver Lake,
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 2O22 II STREET NQRTHWEST
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE NO: 1909 STREET

MENT BRICK HOUSE, NO. 1909 STREET
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in 60
Liber 111l, folio 292 ct seq. one of the land
cords for the District of Columbia we will SELL in
TWENTYsSOSS 1Dein R4Y "a OF nfTSRER The
1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ, all that piece or par
Gel OF land and premises known and designated on the
ground plat or plan Of Washington City, d. c. as
being Lot II. OF Frank w. Jones and John q. Adams
III, together with the improvements, ways, ease
ments rights, privileges, &c. to the same belonging
or In any manner appertaining
Terms: One-thrd cash, balance In equal instruments
at one and two years notes to bear interest," and to
De secured by deed of trust property sold all
cash, at option Of purchaser Adepost of $lOO re-
quired at time of SALE COnveyanciug, DC, at pur-
ehaser's COST If terms of sale are not complied with
In seven days the trustees the right resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauting
purchaser after five days public notice OF such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington. ID. c.
FRANK B. SMITH, r-,,s.,o,
Oc3-d&dS WIN. R. HOOPER. AAu''eeS'
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rHARLES w. HANDY,
~ Real Estate and Insurance Agent

TWOSTORY BRICK DWELLING. No. AS
STREET SOUTHEAST, AND SMALL BRICK
DWELLING ADJOINING, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER -
EIGHTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in .sfa
front of the premises, ej
ALL OF LOT 10, IN SQUARE S24,
improved by twostory Brick Dwelling known as No.
Alp street. and small Brick Dwelling adjoining.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal install
mens al one and two years notes to bear six per
interest," and In be secured by deed OF cash.
AT option OF purch Terms to be complied with in
seven days: Conveyancing, &c, at purchaser cost
deposit OF 500 required on each house at time of
sale. nIrNCA NSNN RIOS
oc5-d&ds Anctionaers
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE TvHREE.STORY
BRICK DWELLING. NO al0 u STREET

IhHSLEES SALE OF FINE THREESTORY
hHIGK DWELLING, NO go STREET
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust duly recorded 80
among the land records of the District of Column
the request of the party secured we will sell at pupc
aIes9I " Snf q the premises sATURDAY the
V 9S IN, lot numbered thirty-seven (37). of
ADaam =. harksrs recorded subdivision Of lots in
SQUARE three hundred and eighty 1885, together
with the improvements thereon cOpsisfing or hand.
some three-story Brick DWELLING
Terms of sale: Onethrd az thc v,urc,aso money in
fsy ana nd he balance in three equal payments at
sMs'S anu etsnteeh MONTHS with interest from the
day OF sale 20 be secured By deed OF trust on the
properly or al the purchase money may be paid In
a1 usPoas or $IOO VIII be required the time OF
s,e; AZ sss s OF sale are not complied with within
I'm 10 ~ o. sale the Trustees reserve the
All %nfn ans EseeSFdng
se2e-d&ds GEoRaEc b so aaRAAE1AN' Trustees.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR GEORGIA PINE FLOORING,
Il MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT LUM-
BIER.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WAR AID NAVY
DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGroS, d. C., October 8, 1885.
Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing and de-
nVering georgia Pine Flooring Boards and Scantling
OF the building for State. War and Navy departments
In this city. will be received at this Office untii
TWELVE NJ. ON NOVEMBER FIFTH 1855 and
opened Immediately thereafter in presence of bidders
specifications, general instructions bidders, and
blank forms Of proposal will be furnished 10 estab
shed lumber dealers upon application TO this office
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
oco.6,7,S&no4&5-6t Colonel, Corps of Engineers.