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From Wall street To-day

NEW YORK, July 1.-The stock market
opened With more activity and decided
strength than any time this week. First prices
showed advances over last evenings close of \,
to - per cent generally, while Erie was up d.
The majority of business was in the Changers,
Lacka wanna. Lake Shore, Erie, Western Union
and Louisville and Nashville. The market
continued strong and further advances OF y 10
y per cent were established In the first half
hour, while Western Union di played remark
able strength, gaining q Later, however, there
was marked decrease in the business done
ard prices receded small fractions in some
firm,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

d ALLY IN E.
NORFOLK. FoRrKE EN- MONROE AND THE
F1nsr;chsss FATE, = a h6 Si?S Il klp, s.,
LysfA ssf@ snd fE xfat
hn1s ss sns Sc rT h
Leary stops ~ plney Pr nj and Cornneid Harbor
going and returning, and ON Saturday At Colonial
ton aud rroviden STEAMERS Both steamers Connect
with steamer Ariel for k,cnmoad. Va aud Old o.
secure rooms and tickets al the B. and q. Offices
1881 and 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue and knox's Elk
CHECKED from hote.s and private residences For
1nss e.e 81 sa me shss Sces
rates goes into effect monday. 10th. jez5
NOR ALL PoTOMAC RIVER LANDINGA
STEAMER hAE 5oii z VIII v. TMonpsos,
Monday We ,nesdsy and Friday, It as far
iand ne. Msss all landings every tsp Campaigning s
I1OTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
CT. THE Is STEAMER SUE
more leaving stepIensons wharf, foot 7th ST. every
SUNDAY. a pm. and Baltimore every FkIDAY At
Stops at River andinss Freight received on Sat.
ura iag,, only aud mus; be prepaid
mni6-6m 18th and Pa. ave and tn st. Wharf
IGOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFIELp"
h Leave ~. 3,h-srees wharf on MONDAYS THURS
sa and + Y o,s
Ing al River Landings AS far i'onn Creek, Curr-
oman, Va 81 Clements Bay and LeonardtoN IL Ma
Connects with L. & o x She herds , sss schedule
c. w RIDLEY Manager. iss
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
- kRS JOHN 'IBSUN and l.. G. KNIGHT leave
Pier a. East Il yer, n. Y, every SATURDAY II p
MORNING. Ere ght at lowest rates. ap4
Mt VERNON. MI. VERNON
STEAMER w. w. CORCOpAN
Leaves sth-street wharf daily Except sunday1 Ne
Washington about $3.50 p m.
ee1t I. 1. BLAKE. Captain.
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The GonrsS

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
yesterday, Henshaw agL District order ~
versing vacaJing decree.
To-day, Osborn agL Gheen; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judoe Cor
To-day, RauD agt- Gouden; verdict SUSTAINING
Will. booram agL Fischer; order TO Withdraw
notes. Jones agL Hubbvll; judgment sci aside
aud verdict Tor nominal damages. Thayer asI
Duncanson, on trial
EQUITY CoCRr-JudOe Or
Yesterday, Aschenbach agt. Aschenbach. w
I: Laseiie appointed guardian ad litem
Mcoulre agt Starr; receiver directed To make
repairs. Babcock agt. Babcock; sale decreed
A webster appointed trustee. Bird agt Bird,
sale rathed nisL Mcknight agt. OAey; lien
discharged. Gleason agL Davidson; reIerenos
TO auditor.
To-day, FURNACE agt FURNACE; reference TO
auultor 10 restate trustee n account. Hook aet.
hearder; proceeds vi sale ordered deposited in
registry.
POLICE CouRroJudoe Smell
Today, Francis Frey, violating hack law. "A
coiiateral iorieited James Frawley, cruelty to
animals; slo collateral forfeited Martha
Luckett, John Jones, james Harrison and " IN.
murphy, profanity; 20 collateral forfeited IN
each
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AHEAD o. AL OrHEss

The Light Running NEW HOME iSewing Machine
the latest simplest and best In the world. Every
work done on this Machine. embroidery work Of ali
Kinds done without the use OF any attachment. In
structiOns given free II
OPPENHEIMER 4 BROS,
62S 9th street NV,
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine.
Oiu Machines taken in exchange my28
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THIS EVENING.

ExrRAoRDINARY SALE
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
100000 I0 ,R-,
CONSISTING OF the Finest brans I'm the market
IMPORTED kEY W tlSI AND DOMtStIC
Ior convenience of sale will be d IN our store We
respectfully inform the public and smokers
tnat the above stock l. o. superior qua ity, Ample
tinls ior inspection will be given prior the sale
= nese goods vii be sold n lots of ONE BOX AND
SrW hOS, sale to commence THURSDAY, JULY
ms AZ len A: N TWO and SEW En- PM.
yeZo-4t WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts
A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
"A On tn RSDAY and FRIDAY, JULY FIRST
and SECOND, 1855, hALF-PAST SEVEN
OCLO. n r NJ will sell at the establishment 1886
oy noiredempton up to this uate consisting Of tine
Soid and silver w alches diamond Rings Plus, studs
Bracelets CHAINS, Medals. Guns, Opera Glasses Um.
orelas Books, Slver-plated Ware Oy ercOats Pants
vests, Ladies' dresses, Dress Patterns, IlOaks ~
mans Spreads shoes, Blankets, Surgical Instruments
LOCKS itugs, Satche ., etc,
Parties holding tickets will please take notice hat
al pledges from No. $1,000 70 lOi 500 are Included
In this sale L. HkIDENHEIM. r.. broker
- N. rOHE I. Auctioheer. je29-jt
V1NHIS EVENING, AT HALFPAST SEVEN PM
AGuNS. CUTLERY, ItEVOLVERS, Nov ELY rs
WATCHES, sILVERWARk, ] h. VI ILRY BAN
PENNSYl.NANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
ny direction Of the owner who Is going exclusively
In The manufacturing business, will sell all the above
STOCK al auction, EVERY EVENING, at HALE
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed OF
Bargains may be expected
myIoIm NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer
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DYER-KEARNEY. On June 3oth. 1850, KATIE
II. DYER, of Was. ingtoB, d. G.. wM y.
kEARNEY, Of Cincinnau, Ohio, by Rev. Fashaa
Waller.
FRENCH-MEEM. On Wednesday, June 30 1855,
the New Jerusalem chu ch, 10y the Rev. JDez Fox,
ALf Red fREN Al, OF East koskport, Ohio, 20
MAMIE q. MEEM. OF washington. ID. a.
wILSON-TUMNsEND. In the church of the
Incarnation, Washington. June 3d. lSS6 by the Rev.
L. l. TOWNSEND, rector. WALTf.R NJ WILSON, VI
Albuquerque New Mexico. and NJ THkREsA,
cards.
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Auction SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,


nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionesra
TW g sE31s p, BRICK 9WELLINo No.: 14S7
EkS1ysEETfLSTH AND iiF TEE srhE AHs
e ri :s i. sa
y: ,S1 i o sH y g an alley
Pierce p ~ Si . gGs Dweng NO
Ole for person desiring comfortable home or for in
Terms one-half cash: balance In one and two years.
notes 70 bear interest payable semi uuay and be
2, 800 q, time q Terms to ee complied with in
public notice 81 such resale N some Newspaper PUB
jeSadads ' b1tScANsoN BROS. Auc...
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
II vRN5sr s zvEN6E k NNIH
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded IN -
District 81 and az in :. i tho
" 'sisisa Is s hell II
p y I jSk;S ! 2; lsss. :, RALF-fAsT I'VE
the e Of Ssnf 10 ;ns d e w.n
g @ and
9eginning for the same u point the north line OF
southeast cornss Of said lot, and running thence west
se to 5 the sa 1 s G said and
houses Of the four erected on sal. lo thence north
thence sixteen feet and six inches, and thence
south one hundred and fffy-three feei and three
the improvements. Ways, eas@n.n.. rights s Priv VI
Terms: .'nethrd cash. balance one and two years
5 =. ss Ss
P n1chsser sonvey.ncng. &c. at pm chaser's cost
complied with In 10 days otherwise the trustees re-
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Mrs. O'keeGe Appeals

appeal to-day 20 the superior court general
term, from the report OF the referee and from
court, granting Judgment 20 Ross r. Winapr
declaring that he had never been married "a
Alice O'keeie.
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w H1rr IxD1A Poran.
% cent? pr gard

q cent? pr gard
We have jast purchAsed u srsAs neiaacs . lot
WHITE INDIA SILKS Which Ne intend 10 sell 4
the iow phcs Of 76c per yard
A. these goods wash and look wei aftefwsrA we
eonaidsf them ~ cheapest white uassstal n III
market
Just opened lot Of RARNABY sEER9uCKRRA
The Aneas naes. u &c. In ptak. blss and cream.
We Rave Just piseed on ssie job lot Of white goods
~ 1oc., Ill styles many hareains II the lot
whits. cream. Pink and Blue EMBROIDERED
k08EA Aavine closed the balance ct spring inpos.
saon Ne are oasrsg the ever DtaesA
before the pablic
36c These elegant goods have been held a . much
higher price. but having bought largely We eE 87se
foods for 26c
Fine quality figured BATuTE 1t 1oc
Great bargains IN pure linen HuCK TOWELS a .
per dossa
An Ancy dress goods Il cost
Figured india SILKS reduced to q.
BLACK PoNoEEN-
The whlss INDIA sILKs are vsry desirasls and
cheap at 76c
". Il. sHusrER 4 Soma
s1s Peunvlvanis.va
js27 ONE PR1oB.
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THE NATIONAL MuruA1 Ii

ASSOCIATION OFFICE l42O St
W: w. Dudley President George H. b White, TreaS'l.
John h Aagruder. Y. 7. John 4. Beau, secretary
Frank j. Tib6its Gen. Man.
OR A POLICY Of Sl,OOO
Admission fee and medical examination a on
receip will be gwen in full for dive assessInenta
paid ~ advance Tor one years Insurance as follows;
ID RALPH WALSH Medical Direcsor
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Continued Disorder in Chicago.

TWO MORE TRAINS DERAILED AND A RIOT
BARELY AyERTED.
More trains were derailed in Chicago yester.
day, and al one time a terrible riot Was barely
averted toy the discretion OF a deputy sherif.
Ao"ut III O'Clock in the morning Lake shore
engine No. 46s, escorted by thirty special DO
iiceinen, was sent into the stock yards. When
IL gol near the packing houses the pack ing
mousse employees became greatly excited ana
yeIied Offensive epithets at the guards, Az
noon 1000 oi the employ s gathered about the
engine. Some oIial thrown from the wlndoy.
oi the packing house struck one OF The Pinker
ION men. Three OF the latter VINO were OH top
oil a car raised their rifles 10 fre, but We're
luckily restrained 10y deputy sheriff. shot
AT that moment would have undoubtedly pre-
clpitated a serious riot Ine crowd WAS fiually
broken up when the whistles summoned them
back 10 work al l2:3O O'Clock.
Late in Tue Afternoon "A train on the Lake
Shore road was tnrowu OF the track by the
strlkers near 4oLn street A baltimore and
OHIO lrain Was aiIerward deraiied Tnere were
lour men who turned lhe switches, aud as soon
as They did 50 they ran swiftly across The prairie
Ihiee or Iour pistol Shots we're nred alter them,
wnicn brought them 10 "A stop. They were ar
rested aud iuentlfied as the men who threw the
switches AND deraiied trains the other day.
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE BY PARIS RUFFIANs-
Mrs. Rosalle Meslan, an Irish lady, Was seized
by a number oil rurfians on the outsk rts of Vim.
cenhes, "A suuurD oil Paris, Tuesday night.
dragged into piece OF woods, gagged, bound,
anu ala treated. The riends then sel her cloIres
on lire and lett her. When discovered The lady
arrested a. n.r,,.t r.I,r- a., -, -, - o~NNS
~ P VI VIC ou.iasc.
Sixty houses were destroyed by fire In n
suburb OF Coustantinople.
COY. Mct,uery- ot Louisiana has tssuaa o.
Dr,..l,,l,,.lInn ,,,iicitiny "a ,,r tna .a,1e,
- 80 -. ..'I,.~.e go Iot VIC lehSi "
e ioss' uis.a cas- resulting rom severe Storms ana
lnuudations IN PORTIONS al the parishes III Rap
lies, urant and Catanoula.
In the Chamber Oh deputies, Tuesday. NJ
Granet, minister oi posts and ueegraphs. Intro
aucea :, biu Ia auiu,r,x. :. ,..',,',it,, ~ =. -
caule, between France aud the 49,, o1,i,ass
90! 80 oSil !. 49, "Liu tiie rfehch AuliIies
auo ouidha. Aue governments guarantees In
teIesL On tue capital, and the Cables DO
made ia France.
SIR Charles bikes annaal knr q -
,,et IRA. :. "A :. ,. -, A 80. -
= - = - U.s. H"o oeeA eS.Aeus
Travellers Guide.
PENN RoUTE-B. & a. station, 9th and B sta For
n. ~. PhIladell hia. Boston aud the last .I5 oOu
S:iu and IA 3oV. sl.s. lU.UJ 10 a. IN For
Boston pun IdAIlyD. PhIlae4 phia accomno dation
pm. daily. SUNDAY, 800 AN = 40 id
and ITO pm tor chicago. Cincinnati, 81. Louis
and PttSburg and est, 300 AIN. ,lhc.go Ilmiteal
dAily. s:o0 (F.sl lineJ daily IlIIcluua and
~ i-ouls ADO except saturday chicago esso 10
chicago and Cincinnati, $40 pm ua4ly; Pacific
express, lu:uu p.m DAILY fur Ric.n,ana .na
the south, q. lO:oo An. 40 pm. DAILY (exceIs
SundAyJ for bAllniore, ooo: 40 Dvu, $40, 1+yo.
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L1sr. On. L,ar.
PRIcELIsT WHICH B IN REALITY A
The people want facts, lille words - the proof
charges IN the prices asked
VICTOR E ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Is not ashamed to announce its prices ia fct
proud Of our pricelists. They demonstrate louder
than words that Adler sells good clothing cheaper
than any other establishment in he District
FOR OUR GREAT SPECIALITY SUIT
MEMS CREOLE SUITS AT
BOYS SUITS AGE IA TO IL, AT
PoNaEE COAT AND VEST AT
SILK AoHAIR COAT AND VEST. Piaids and
Neat Checks at
4Ao0
SILK COATS AND VESTS AT
NEW INVOICE OF PANTS. Strictly All Wool
GENUINE sEERsVCKER COATS AND vEsTa
sl6A
Oaos Coats. checks and stripas, CSC Sold on Tues
DAY and Thursday evenings only, from 70 o'clock.
VICTOR E ADLER's
TEN PER GENT rrn
CLOTHING Hous1
eTRICTLY ONE PRICA
a27 AND s2o sEvENTH st MW.
Corner Of Massachusetts, AvsnuA
Open sssardaystn II PA e2s
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

+ Ground On Maryland ave. between Is,h and IAN
sr at bargain can be had. Title perez ppIy 10
| p, a. DARN ELLIE. l2L6 St jyl-3ts
E'oRsALE-wHAT wECoNsIDER ONEoF THE
pont circle; offe. at he low figure so
per 50. IT,; Sc outook- CUTTER d wlMtks l42s
EoR sALE-wE OFFER BARGAINS IN THE
French $ =. bel ets cen 9th and lothnw.
Sst bet" ecu 9th and 10th NV.
q st.. between 4th ana 9th NV
LIST 81. between and NJ NV
cqla@bI. asi.hts. WALKER : WiL Is5s ana
u. R .ALE-H ANDsoME PIECE OF PROPERTY
lrcle fsonting on Mass ave aha Nj st. D. @. PR,,O-
LNOR sALEIORNERO OF OHIO AVENUE. 18TH
sl;s Pan9rsm. building and facing Presidehss pssS
E>OR sALE-CHEAP-LOTO ON ST. 32xI2O FT.
per 5sOi; ~ ~ !. r. H tfani Foky. .o'
FOR sALE-wE HAVE A VERY FINE Lot FOR
Il saie on New Hampshire ave. adjoining on the
s snr thai building
asking only 500 for H. ami will give free Of
to a. one who viii build mmediately THIS offer Of
fres use OF wall will ouy continue until August l.
Tins Is the cheapest priced lot for sie on
i I1;, avenue. Apply to COOK & GooDACRE. 6ls
EIOR SALE-TWO LOTS ON RHODE sI,AYD
~ ave- rs and i7th SITS 2.5x15U each: these are
very desirable lots tor iue and stable; er
wanted. A HILL IL CO., 1888 + st. je26-Iw
EoR SALE-TWO BUILDING LOTS IN so
SoI 2ox64 IT, each; will be sold low cash. In.
qGats a. r. CULVER, $50 Louisiana ave. NV
!e-o-o.
EoR sALEaTwo DESIRABLE LOTS on L ST..
IoI on ST., Goth and 2Ist; 2Ox9S to wide alley
Je23-2w A. p HILL q Gu l,:3S + at
EHOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN SEVERAL FINE
nent corners Capitol Hill, half So. Pa ave-.
iaces Pa ave. Inquire 423 Ilh st. NV. jels-2w*
EOR SALE-I HAVE FOR SALE SIX LOTS
~ each zOxl 20 to wide alley; south 'front.' grade
ia most Improving portion of southeast Washington
a grea. b'rgain at l2l2 cents owner Rooni 4, 1881
St NV ieIS-2m
L'OR SALE-lOs4 ACRES OF LAM ON LOUGH-
~ borough Road. Immediately opposite Secretary
w htneys place; cottage house OF six and out
bud. ngs; all command beautif ] toward Blue
Ridge mountains Price elU,UUJ: onethrd cash.
balance one. two and three years at dive per cent.
ADAMS & BEALL,
jel473m 1920 st.
ENoR SALE-LOTS-
Il UNIVERSITY PARK.
Columbian College Grounds.
Several fine residences be erected on this site
during the summer Prices sure to advance. Location
elevated, commanding view of the entire city
" aier. gas and sewerage No more desirable oppor-
tunity for a home or All Investment.
For piais and particulars. inquire of
PARKER X townsend,
Jel4-3m 14lS St
I1OR SALES.--FUTURE PI OF Or GROUND COM
Il manding grand view of Washington and its en-
NrOHS Is offered sale tor few days; fronts l2O
II on rroSllect StTte ioO T. on ii 10 an ave- = H.
on Crescent St. Meridian Ill: 2646} sqr. fl, enclosed
by PICKET fence just north OF Boundary side
OF 10th ST. Look at it. OW \ER
mS29 Box 244 city z. Q.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

OWNERS OF SEWING MAJ HINES WHICH
NIhave No office in this city can be supplied with
Needles Oils Attachments and repairs for iii differ
cant makes, at AUEkBACHS, 7th and II sts
THE SlLES NEW AMERICAN. No. T. of which
towards universal popularity it being the oniy hign-
arm machine without spiral springs and without cog
wheels, It's shuttle being twice large former. s.
nne .noIsands OF people in this city using pro
most carefully. accurately and elegantly finished 81
AL Is The standard of excellence and has equal
The New No does more el gant embroidery work
han amy other. Have sent Your house Tor In
speclon aud trial Instructions free All kinds sod,
rented. repaired aud " arranted Z. AUERBACH.
jeo Cor. 7th and II SITS Telephone Call 422-G
TINHE WHITE Is KING! THE ACME OF PER
4 lection ln the category Of sewing Machines. A
Conc. ntratiOn and condensation OF mechanical genius
and skill The range "a work can not be excelled It
thing OF beauty and icy forever Call aud see at
J: = NICK fNNEi'S, Az 9Th 81. NV. J. u. RICH
MOND Manager. Machines Of all kinds for sale "
rent Firstcass repairing done. Also. Cenlral office
for The Universal Patterns. See them myX2
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TINHOMAS BOWLING, AuctlonseE.

uHOMAS OOWLlNG, AIctioneeE
TnUSTEE's SALE OF THE WEST HALF OF
SQUARE No Ola, FRONTING l24l ON 10TH
T. And STREETS NORTH AND 3AS ON
EIGHTH STREET EAST.
BY virtue of a deed OF trust dated December -
1eth a: d., 1872, and auly recorded in liber No I
40 at folio ~ of the land records o. the DistrictA
Of Coui.oi and at the request of The parties secured
Hereunder, will sell at puolc auctisn In front Of
the premises, ON TUESDAY. THE XTH DAY OF
jul a. u. 1886 at SIX T. NJ, ths following de-
scrlbed real estate situate the city Of Was HXton
In the District ut COLUMBIA. VIZ: Original lots M
oered three t3 four 81. five t5). six o. seven "a,
eight 90. nihe 90 and ten Ooh in square numbered
nine hundred snd fourteen l914l. beng also known
as lot nered seven ~ In Jacob Arths sabdivi-
sion vi said square Gins plot Of ground IL uuin-
proven. be subdivided to advantage into ell
ri lie building se,J
Terms: Onethrd Cash; balance in and two years,
Win nttreS ~ SIX per cent per annunl, secured by
deed II trust on property sold all cash. option
purchaser. deposit OF $50 required at time Of
sale. Terms to be omled with In ten days other
wise the property VIII he sold a; the risk and cost Of
the defauting purchaser. by three days previous
advertisement in the Evening Star. IOnyeyauelng
aud recording 1t cost of purchaser.
BAL, HASAR ARTH
je24-d&dS Trustee.
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF 5000 CIGARS OF
ASSORTED BRANDS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, JULY THIRD.
1886, at TWELVE O'CL OK. within my saieSrooms
will sell without reserve the above goods
Terms cash.
jy1-2t THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneef,
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JuNn BAaaA1ss LIZ MnL1rsEnv
s. M s. +! +: : 8:
F. 8 E.. {, g. T.: E. {.
FRIoE 1ULLETIN:
TRIMMED SAILORS 10 cENra
ELEGANT LARGE SHADE HATH II CENTS
ONLY.
THOUSANDS OF NICE AND NoBBY STYLES OF
CHILDREN'S HATS AT 81. 50. 60 and %
CENTS
BLACK, WHITE AND C0LoRED FINE MILAN
MILITAIRE. AT IS and q GENTS and 81
ALL THE LEADING SHADES MILAN HATS, AT
Is and 81 CENTS and 81.
ELEGANT FRENCH BOUQUETS AND SPRAYS
AT 20, %. 85 and so CENTA
DON'T YOU BUY UNTIL YoU HAVE POSTED
YOURSELVES In OUR PRICES
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The Automatic Steam Power company for the
manuiacIure and sale ot automatic steam en-
gines and applying them TO navigation, rail-
ways, common road carriages, ETC., MED = GER
$4,000 in 1900 shares. The trustees are
sidney Malthy, l. g. Aaltoy, I. e. Ieftreys, +
L. Lambie and g. n. Proper, Of this city, and
Isaac sharp, OF Morris county, Kansas.
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The FITz JOHN PORTER BILL APPROVED
The President this afternoon approved the Fits
John Porter bill.
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AUCTION SALES.
! BENSlNGER, Auctioneer.

6 BENslNGER, Auctioneer.
,,, HARNESS. HORSES, &c, &c
Wul De Did at the Ba1af, No Gao Louisiana ave,
o. LOCA.
One new Extension-top Surrey. one Jump Seat, TIVE
DAY Ton agons, two Bugyiss one Pnse.on, one Gro.
gerry Wagon, ai'd seversl secondhand WaeOns and
buggies. Harness, &c. &C.
80 Head Of Horses, Mares and Nulea Some ROD
workers aud driverl
jyi-3t 8. BENSIN0ER. AncA
rNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionees.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PIANO, HOUSE,
HOLD TURNIIU RE, &C., REMOVED TO NY
ROOMS FOR COW kNiE NCE OF SALE
ALSO,
SEVERAL FOLDING BEUS BOOKCASES. PAR.
LUN AND CHAMBER SUITES, ODD PIECES
OF FUkNiIUkE, HAIR MATTRESSES, AN 2
LARGE LOT OE HOUSEHOLD EFFECrS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION AT AUCTIO \.
On SA RDAY MORNING, JULY THIRD, 1885,
Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. within nv Bales.
rooms, will ell general assortment Of IoodA, -
partly mentioned above.
ALSO AT IL NJ,
One crate of Imported Queensware
ALSO, AT SAME HOUR,
Horses, Carriages, Harness, Whips, DC
Terms casn. THOMAS DUWLING,
jyI--t Auctioneer.
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rINHOMAS DOWLING, AuctIoneer

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN.
COLIN AVENl r COR GLENWotlD ROAD,
KNOWN As PART OF THE HEATING PROP
EkTY, WASH NGTON, D. G.
BY virtue of q decree OF the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF &C. umbia. sitting In equity. -
passed III q cause (wh, rein heating ct al. are s6
complain ants and Mclaughlin are defendauts),
No. o6ol, shall. on WLD.> rs AY AFTERNOON,
O'CLOCK. on the renses sell the following de-
scribeI real estate situated said district Wit. lots
aughiin subdivision VI the lEAct OF land known as
Pre- Spect Hill.
Terms vi sale One-third cash, balance In six and
twelve months "otes TO bear six per cent interest
from day OF sale, or all cash. At option of purchaser
purchasers Deposits OF $50 VII, be required ON each
uhmproved lot. 1t terms OF sale are not com piled
with within i've days after day Ut sole the trustee
serves the right to resell the property the RISK and
cost OF the deiauiting purchaser OF purchasers
jeGt-dGJs John +, IN - rrllatee.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

T'AoMAs BOWLING. Auctloueer.
FOU..TH STREET BETW ZEN AND II
sTHEe; NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY Az I ERNOON, JULY Blk H, -
1eo6. 81 o!A O'CLOCK, IN front vi the premises.
! ~"ai sell part LOT 10. square 81, 2UXl4U, esaS
improved by small frame dwelling.
leruiS: Uiie-halI CASH; aLce six Onths Wit b
ne, bearing intet est, and occurred uy deed vi trust
SOW III be iequlr the time Of sale, All convey
ancing at purchaser cost
je3Oa6ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctionecrs.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF Two-sToRY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, NO. 813 H
STREET NORTHEAST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SIXTH,
1885. AT SIX O'Clock, We viii sell In front Of the
premises
PART LOT 9, SQUARE tn
fronting 20 feet on III street py depth Of 100 s,fh
feet AMI improved by two.stOry and basement iiiS1
brick House. No. 3l3 street northeast: con- &.@
venient street Govt Printing Office pllol
and Churches
Terms: One-half cash. balance In two years. notes
to bear six per cent inter st. and 10 be secured by
deed of trust or all cash AT option Of purch.
deposit OF 500 required sale. Terms 20 bN
piied with in ten days otherw,se right reserved TO
sell al risk aud cost OF default purchaser after Eve
days public notice Of such resale in newspaper
publ IN ashington, DC. Conyeyancing, etc,
Al purchasers cost.
jyl-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucttoneera
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The following re the openin and go, p. prices
of the New York stock Markpt to-day a. reported by
special wire TO H. H. Dodge. $50 10 street: