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loan was returned, it being held by the
Supreme Court that the bond given
by the Philadelphians required pay
ment. The New Orleans people, thirty
OF the wealthiest of them, also gave
bond, but they are claiming that it
only bound them to an honest dis
buTsement. They are writing letters
declaring that the Treasury officials
have relieved them Of all obligations.
II Is 10 find out why one exposition is
treated differently from the ,ther that
the inquiry is nut forth.
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secretary Nannis E'u Con dition.

WAsnISGroE, March 81. - At II
O'Clock this morning DR.. Lincoln ga d
there was no change in Secretary
Manning's condition, except that per
haps he was little more restless early
this morning than usual. THAT was
easily made right" said the doctor,
"and he is now resting comfortably.
His condition Is practically the same
as yesterday"
The SecretaIy's speech, while at
times somewhat husky, is said to be
ordinarily quite clear and strong
yesterday" said a member of the
family, "the Secretary told me the
whole story Of his attack, TO the mi
nutest details, and only rested for a
very few minutes during the recital. p"
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SPRINGFIELR, MO.
nrS. MalIOy and cora Lee Accessory
to the Murder of Mrs Ga aham.
IsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

SPRINaPIELD, Mo-, March 3l.-Nine-
teen days ago the preliminary exam
ination of Mrs. Malloy and Cora Lee
commenced before Justices Savage
and Roundtree. Eleven days were
consumed in presenting the evidence
of the State, the defense presenting
none. Two days were devoted to ar
gument. The remainder of the time
was lost through the illness of Mrs.
Malloy. Through all these long,
weary days local interest has not
waned. This morning the largest au-
dience ever assembled in the court
room of Greene county awaited the
announcement OF the decision of the
justices. None were seated, there be-
ing standing-room on y. Justice
Savage announced that no demon
STATIONS would be allowed on
the announcement OF the courts
decisions. When the prisoners
were brought in he announced
in tremulous voice that the court
found probable cause to believe that
Cora Lee was accessory in the murder
OF Sarah Graham before the fact, and
committed her wiahout bail to await
the action OF the Grand Jury. The
court found probable cause to believe
Emma Malloy was accessory after the
fact, and fixed bail at $500 Ire
mendous applause greeted the an
nouncement of the court, which was
speedily silenced by the officers. The
prisoners manifested no emotion, Cora
smiling. After the witnesses were
recognized, the court adjourned. MRS.
Malloy's attorneys declare they can
furnish bail at any moment, but she
has not yet done so. The attorneys
for the defense have notified the Sta'e
that they will apply for writ OF ~
beas corpus Tuesday, and endeavo-to
secure the prisoners dischArge n ~
least the relaaaa ,f Cora ga BALL ~
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MR.. LAMAR'S C1lDITION.
The SECRETARY PROGRESSING
VERY FA.V0RABLY.
No Change in Ar. Msnning-SenatOr
Harris and the Pan Eiectric-The
black Investigation.

WxsHISdroK, March 3l.-secretary
Larnar's son said this afternoon that
his father wogld not be able TO be out
for some days yet, although there is
nething dangerous in his present con-
dition. A sSvere cold contracted some
Gays ago has settled in his head and
lungs, which causes severe coughing.
His son saidat one time the Secretary
was in great danger Of pneumonia, but
that danger, he thinks, is now passed.
He, however, suffers greatly from pain
in his head.
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senate secret Neasion.

WASHINGTON, March 81. - The
Senate, in executive session, this
evening, rejected the nomination Of
the new postmaster at Webster City,
la. A considerable number of post
masters, whose predecessors were sus-
pended, were reported upon favorably.
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Bogus vs.. Genuine butter.

W 1sHINaToN, March 3l.-A large
delegation of gentlemen Interested in
the dairy business appeared before
the House Committee ON Agriculture
to-day on the subject of butterine and
other limitations OF hutter which are
being sold as genuine butter Mr..
Jas. Hughes, president OF the Balti-
more Produce Exchange, ex-Commis-
sioner of Agriculture LOring, Repre-
sentative Scott and ex-Representative
Hopkins of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Jas.
w. Seymour OF the Mercantile Exs
change OF New York; Mr.. B. F. Van
Valkenberg of the New York Dairy
Association; Mr.. w, II. BuckWerSh
OF New York; Mr.sRohrer Of ~ New
York Retail Grocefs' tN2clation
Commissioner Colmarf C0l. Littler,
secretary of tho Ioab DairyTnen's AS
sociati0n. az the Chicago Produce Ex-
change ord iof the National Butter,
E,og and heese Association, addressed
the committee on the subject All
the gentlemen pr sent favDredthe bill
proposed by the American Agricul-
tural and Dairy AssO0i 4tibu and in
troduced in the House,by Representa-
tive Scott, TO place all limitations OF
butter under the contrel of theACom-
of Internal Revenue and
provide that such products sh&A be
taxed 10 cents per pound, and snail
be properly labeled. They said these
i'm tations of butter were cold fraudU-
lently, and we're raining the dairy
industry. Unless some measure of
this character was passed, they pre-
dicted that theedairy industry would
be ruined within three years.
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MED From lrassure.
lREoIAL ro TaE AtenAL.I

BIRmNaHAN, Ala, March 3l.--A
stranger, apparently a Agorkingman,
was found dead in the sJSGmps about
three miles out OF town Hks morning.
Appearances indicate thaafe died Of
exposure. He had a sort cftent over
him. The Coroner had th@remains
brought in, but could nOtA3ind out
anything as to his death. The man
had his pockets full! of money
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Ihe PensIon Llureau InvestIE ation

WAsHIEeToA March SI.--C0mmis-
sioner Blask was again before the
Senate Committee this morning. He
was examined by Senator Plumb in
respect to the case of Mark Robinson,
chaplain of the Ffty-second Indiana
Volunteers, one of those submitted
by the Commissioner in support Of
his Oh rges, and was asked TO state
what there was in the records to in
dictate that Commissioner Dudley had
allowed this claim for political rea-
sons and not upon its merits.
Commissioner Black said there was
among the papers in the case letter
written by claimants son to Commits
sioner Dudley, setting forth his
fathers incapacity to maintain him
self, and stating that prompt action
upon the case would crafty the mem
bers of the family, all of whom were
staunch Republicans. In answer to
Senator Plumb, the Commissioners said
that there was nothing in the case
other than Gen. Dudley's order, based
upon the letter OF ella mant's son, to
show that improper influences pre-
vailed in the disposition of the case.
Adjourned.
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THERE was a NAH of our town and
he was wondrous Sise. He jumped
into a bramble bushian6 scratched out
both his eyes. Andswhen he saw his
eyes were out, with an his might and
main, he bought boltle Of Salvation
Oil, and rubbed them u again.
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Continued Il 90. nt Chnttnnoogn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 81 -
Heavy rains prevailed throughout
East Tennessee last night, and the
waters are still rising. No damage
has been done here, except the s.
pension OF all traffic on the ailroads,
not train having left the city or come
in since Monday.
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Labor l.sra.laslop.

WASHINGTON, March 3E--Ia add
ton to the arbitration bill reported to
the House to-day the labor committee
agreed to Mr.. LAWYERS resolution APP
propriating $500 to pay the expenses
OF a special commission to visk the
West and make a thorough inveNtiga-
ton of the present labor troubles.
the EXPOSITION LOAN.
The resolution recently introduced
for statement of the account Of the
New Orleans Exposition with the
United States Treasury came from a
Pennsylvania member. The meaning
OF this movement is that the Phila-
want their money back if
New Orleans is to be allowed to keep
what the government loaned. After
the Centennial closed that government
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LYNcHBuRd, Va, Msrcu 3l.-Heavy
rains of the lsst four days have iused
a ert at rise III the ] mes river at this
point. The water ia sixteen fes t
stove low water mark and is stiil
rising al the rate Of enc foot per hour.
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EVANSVILLE, IND., darch Sat l
o'clock p.m to-day tbe West-bound
passenger train from Louisville on the
Air Line road, was lnown from the
track between H ingburg and Fer
dinsnd, by broke tie at the june
ton Of two rails. llere were twenty
two passengers in the coach, fourteen
Of them were Injured considerably
and the Others slightly.
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The james RirInr a. RIcbmOnh

RICHMGND, Va, March 81. The
James river is still rising, and mer-
chants along the wharves are remov-
ing their goods. The cellars on M in
street, up TO Sixteenth street, are
filed with water All the streams
are rising fast.
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Norll RIver ninlnr.

LvxNGToE, VA, March 3l.--The
North river is right feet higher then
ever known aud is still rising. Rain
is etill falling. A lifastrous food ia
fesred
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Fx.Presidept Ar,bur,s Hcn,,h

New YoRE, March 81 There has
been a marked Improvement in the
health of eK-President Arthur during
the past week. He is not yet able to
leave the house.
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River RI.lnx a. augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Ma ch 31.-The
hight OF thu river here is thirty one
feet, and is still rising.
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HAVE tried Tongaline n a base Of
rheumatism = it'll the best results.
am satisfied it Will do all you claim for
it.
". J. PYLAND. MD, LAssiter, Tex.
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Money to Loan

Or tmPrOV ed plantations in
Mississippi and Arkansas.
InsIallment plans, 5 or 10
years. AnnU 4 interest, net
Ia advance. No cOnIEAissiOns.
No often hipments. Cheap
est loan offered.
Francis smith Caldwell & Co.
256 Second st, Memphis.
We have no agents.
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Lo"'svMls cs@Ahi.

Foundations, cellar walls and build
ngs subject 10 overt oE ehO1ld be con-
structed with Louisville Cement. 1t is
the standard.
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LUNDBoRa's peiume. Edenis.
LANDLORDS pefume, Alpine Violet.
LNndboyg'g pgfume, Lily Of the
Valley,
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NEW CARRIAGE FIRM
TONTIzTNT 81 BENJES.
No. I79 Main street, Memphis,
Call Before You Buy

- Having disposed Of our entire stock Of We
hicles and the Manuiae,uring Department 10
Messrs. TOMLIN h DENIES, we besPeak for
them a continuance Of the patrOnage so Ions
extended to ua,
CARRIAGE AND HARDWARE COMPANY.
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I'd EDITION
Latest TblGglanS to The Star.


The Race Between the Mig sleeps ~
New York To-day.
SANDY HOOK, N. J.. June 15.-Ato o'clock
this morning the wind was blowing nom the
northeast at the rate Of sixteen miles an hour.
The weather was cloudy and haxy. Outside
the hook the swell was pretty regular and not
very high. The prospects were good for Q race
between the big sloops Puritan, Prescilla and
FORT HAMILTON, N. Y, June 15.-The Puri.
tan passed here ahead Of the other big sloops
at ll;O5 9. M; the Priscilla, 1909 the Atlantic
nom the start. The Atlantic and the Priscilla
retained about the same relative positions. The
tant lead sRe rse WITH the
second. The wind Is light from the northeast.
SANDAr HOOK, n. J., June 10, II m.-The
dropped to ten miles an hour. The bay Is covered
with haze which prevents the yachts from
being seen at present The stake boat has
eight, where the yachts will have 10 pass.
THE THErIs LEADS AT THE TURN.
l2:l6 pm.-The Thetis is leading the 1eet
near the stake boat The other yachts are .
asaern In the hazs The Tnsts carries
the "hetis rounded the stake-boat 1t buoy 8
first. She was closely followed by the Puritan,
VINO turned thirty seconds later.
THE PURITAN AGAIN AHEAD.
SANDY Hook, June 15.-The yachts have
passed the stake boat at buoy No. 8. The The
tbs passed at 1896, the Puritan at 12:36:SO, the
atlantic at 12:42, and the Priscilla at 12:4O.
The Puritan passed the Thetis near the Hook,
and passed buoy No. at 12:41, the Thetis at
12;41:3O the Atlantic at 12:42, and the Pris-
schooner out, close astern OF the Priscilla. The
M0ntauk followed, with the Agnes In her wake.
The Puritan rounded Scotland lightship at
ship. The Atlantic turned Scotland lightship
at 1:16, the Priscilla at 1:1S, the Grayling At
1:lS1 and the Montauk at 1:21.
nm Tho uon o.
Hook light-ship, the Priscilla leading the
Atlantic second, and the Puritan third.
Puritan has caught up and is now alongside the
Atlantic.
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AaAirs In west washington.

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Eskridge, q
colOfed man who resides here, accidentally shot
himself at or near Chain bridge yesterday AFTER
noon. II appear that Elijah Jones. also col
ored, handed TO Eskudge pistol, when IL was
accidentally discharged, the ball entering Esk.
ridges groin. The wounded man was removed
70 Freedmsns hospital this morning.
vers Rest, .: e. g reposted by Tavenner Bros.
ct 90 70 81: good. e 70 So medium. At q
lambs-lambs, ct ~ TO "a; old sheep, Is 5 "a
S1s. IL COWS and calves soid from S2k TO re
Q head. Cattle brisk; lambs slow.
A LADY Ao6AULrED ny 4 DRUNKEN NnoRo.
Yesterday afternoon . haG-dyunken Mono.
named Charlee Brown, alias Robinsou. While
passing along n street, between Market and
Potomac st1eetA met Mn. Maggte e Baker, Of
1111 2oth street. rudely seized her by the arm.
and said: ~Heilo, darifngf' Omcer volkman
arrested the negro and took him 20 the sfAtaou-
house, who're Q Large knife was found on his
Police Court where he was nhedRl 10 for the =
A BLOW .WlEn ROLLING PIM.-Joeoph
Cokey, ooaosed boy, was beSors Judge 6nell
this SdernOen for stF1king John Barrett, OF $40
d street. on the head With . rolling pan beoause
the latter vs. holding him for IN o61cer tor
striking his (Barrsts's| child. The Judge anod
TxxrRsA9UsH AID uoxprr1on or WArxa
AT 4. A.-0reat FA1ls, temperature. "a: con-
diti0u, = Resolving RESERVOIR, temper1tuFD
70; coalition at north c0nnection. IL noutk
connection, -. D1stributang rooefvolf. -
peraturo, "a; cpqditton at inauont gntchooaa
- sf1ueot eeeshouses -.
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PENN. RourE-B. a r. Station, 9Th nd a -rR
s4o and II $50 sls ioS oc LILO pD; ' fSs
ssS pm daily. "a sunday: 20 m, Z sis. %
daily. $50 am, Tsss insS daily % csnciDnai "a
q ' :ss sssss o:ss sf
s shs sS;h For hh % Sss 90 s,
llSo am, l2o5, 800. $50. AIS, A.23. l;S0, ESQ,
7;lo. 1000 and ll:3e pm, on SUNDAY. 300 ESQ
pm For Popes Creek Line 7:i6 . m, and 40
p :, m S S1ly, except SUNDAY Fos An1sp2li.. 7ls
sunday % as PM a- TSi s Iss 1900. O
Rochester. Buffalo NisgarA 1000 pm. daily szosps
B. AND O. Rour.-stasion. Corner New y,r,e, Avn.
nue. and Street.-For Chicago. 1000 q m GA lin
ted), l0Ov p. N. daily; for Cincinnati Louisvtne and
aSs; daily ioi FoI r. nss
$40. 1880 $50 and 1905 q. m. 1910. l:25 5i6 (I6.
%inas: sans. ssS s 80 s.o . s:0
nspo and and = M t 90 san.
M and sGs $40 S iS
pm go $40 and Al Pm On sund.y:, $50 p
tropoiitsn Branch, e:4S n. daiy. sSceps pa saS
SUNDAY. for principsi :sssion. on Sssropeiisss
TONS Tor Frederick, $40 a M. S:sS ANY. q
cept sunday. For Hsgentown. 1880 a m. snd b:sl
Sa .Sa saRss sG lois I'd ss
II 70 R iS. a,;iy' s seSs1s sSndey
y,le $50 Pan an;,s ssaily? :ousesrH nail nd s.Ir:
sunday. las am. $50 .. N. For Lynch66zs w
Hssaons. q IN
Orleans and intsrnsdiass poinss, $40 p n asisS.
Washington a oHIo.-B p. station.-For I0cSs
burg and I'll ssasaos Pc q. and A,A6 p n every aaS
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je9-d&ds
b WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME ON
WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
r AND SOUTHWEST. NO. 6l0 THIRD
STREET. WITH VALUABLE LOT, 24XlOO TO
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated October 3lst, eA
AID 1872 and duly recorded in Liber No. tbs, I'LL
folio 229 ct seq one of the land records for the EEL
District Of Columbia and at written request of party
secured thereby. will sell at public auction, in front
TENTH, 1886. AT SIX O'CLOCK p NJ the follow
Ing real estate situate in Washington city, in said
trict and known part of lot No. "a. in square No.
63e beginning for the at the distance of feet
south from the northeast corner of said lot on Sd
street west, and running thence south along said Sd
street "a feet thence west 100 feet to public ley:
thence north "a feet and thence 100 to said
Sd street and place Of beginning.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash, of which $75 must be
paid at time of sale; balance in two equal
one and two years, with interest from day Of SALE
cured by purchasers notes and deed off trust the
property sold. COnveyancing and recording at pur-
chaserS cost. Terms OF sale to be complied with in
ten days after SALE else Trustees right
sell at risk and cost of purchaser in default.
THEODORE A. CURTIS Trustee.
WIN. F. HOLTZMAN. Attorney je0-lOt
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The Fisheries Troubles.
CONSIDERED AT THE CABINET NETTING N

all the departments were repre-
scented. The Canadian fisheries
troubles were considered, and It IL understood
that the Secretary of State reported that he
had received advices from Minister Phelps
tending to show that the English government
did not approve OF the action OF the do
mfnion authorities in tn seizure of
American sailing vessels and that
there Is every prospect OF q satisfactory settle
ment of existing complications arising there.
from. The cabinet also considered the question
affecting the relations of the government "A
settling tho accounts OF telegraph coIdpaniea
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Gel. ROlDOm,u WILL
MRS. CLEvELANp's SHARE LIKELY TO nxo vr1
100000.

A telegram 10 the New York Herold fsom
Buffalo, n. Y, June II, says: Mr.. benjamin.
Folsom, cousin OF President Cleveland's vita
came back TO Buffalo nom Folsomdals thu
evening. He said: "There Ia only the one WIN,
30 far as can learn, and that ID the dns drew.
After providing for Mr.. Humphrey, the win
divides the property among eight heirs-Mrx
Oscar and Mira Frank Folsom, Mrs.. Grover
Cleveland and the children OF Mu. Frank
Folsom. That viii expect TO offer for probate
There will be no opposition. suppose" Mr.
Folsom intends to go to Omaha tomorrow 20
this will be larger than has been estimated.
and Col. Fosoms property IL now thought
likely to reach q half million dollars, In which
event Mn. Cleveland's share viii be over
$780, 600.
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81. JACOBS OIL will Immediately cure yoa q
pains In the back. It eonquen palm.


m. LoTTfE soWiE zIDSN, vie u Jssass 4. Is
den and daughter q ths aie 0co W boWia Of P1inoo
Funeral nom her late rssadencs 1870 ION strese
nors6ssst. Tsssdss. i5sh instant q Z , n 1snsss,
private. .
BARNEs On June iAsh, 1855. q ESQ o,c,ock n
m. OF consumption, ABRAHAM I. BARNEs, con q
Amp and the late Esy HArnes In the twenty ysaR
Fassrsi from the rsrss napslse Church. SHERMAN
avenue Aount P1easant Phina. Wednesday. lo<h, g
tWo O'Clock p. N. lBostoa papsu piease eopy.1
sJ7I zs i t 4 ss. :. '; s. s
FuSsrsi vii lake paace q vssnna. Va. weap~Aav.
June 1eth. lisa T!sie leave. b and p. dspot g B
AE- fftenos and reaativo ere invited 20 attend. =
MONROE On ths lAth q June. ases. JANBsr Z.
FenerAi win take place from his lac rssi16nca No
% South Lee etreek AlexandriA. Va Wednoodiv -
ssrnoGH g e sssss S,cs'ek- frsssAs snd soss.sk
DUNLAP. -pepartsd this M On June lssa. ,sna'
eltw . shees 0lpeil JOHN, the beloved hus6co6 -
Kass ounlAn. end ne only ksovsd soa e Jali0 ~
Asssr wttnia shs ne thsrs eya
0onG1 xeaking heags
8oG hAra + = % paft
ne dsuh a gsssf ere hesr1,r
Tnssx shadows On my bcoW,
% cn1oe men Of Tor WoeD6nw
EQ hava 10 husband -.
u sanssal wi1l take plecs non - ua1omS -
on m1rsaay eveuins. June i7th = &C. .1Fle38
ma eeieoves ese selpscefnily invi1l1 oonnl
.. ssss. ia dso sssiaS s q szkSEks. "a
sss..sss ym = - = - zs.ssas.4. @ -
ers nvits4 n so4s6 C. = 800 - 1Ulps
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w c. DUvALL. Auctioneer.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUALE HOUSE AND
| LOT, KNOWN AS No. So II STREET SOUTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT, KNOWN AS No. So II STREET SOUTH
WEST.
Under and by virtue of certain deed of trust ess
bearing date the 2Sth day Of May 1875 and duly
land records of the District of Columbia written
request Of the party holding the note described in and
TWENTY-FIRsT DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1855, at
SIX O'CLOCK p M. in front of the premises sell at
dred and forty-three 643 situate in Wash ngton city,
D. c, the same having front Of 20 feet and inches
rarcularly described in said deed OF trust together
two-story frame house.
Terms of sale: The amount of the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said trust and the expenses of sale cash.
balance In equal tnstalments at Six and twelve
months; notes Of the purchaser secured by deed Of
trust on the property to be given deferred
ments deposit OF $50 required the time of SALE
and all conveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms Of
sale otherwise the trustee reserves the right resell
at cost and risk of defaultng purchaser
JOSEPH I. STEVENS. Trustee
Je9-d&dS GA F street NV.
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TO.MORR ROW.
TT K. FULTON. Auctioneer.

:" X. FULTON. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
will sell by public auction at my Store. 1918 Penn
sytvania ave. NV, commencing TUESDAY, JUNE
EIFTEENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK AM, my stock of
Forfeited Pledges from Nos 81 GA $3.50 of Safe
department. inclusive This sale will consist Gold
Silver and other cased Watches; Gold Chains: Charms
glasses Opera Glasses: Diamonds set In Rings, Pins.
Studs Collar Buttons. &c: Gold Necklaces: Medal
nons Badges; Earrings: Thlmbles; PencilS Crosses;
Gun Buttons: Studs; Collar Buttons Pencils: PeI
volvers Bibles and other Books; Cutlery; Musical
and Mechanical INSTRUMENTS Blankets Quilts La
dies and Gents Clothing: Dress Goods; Cloths Va
Uses: Sachels Silver Plated Ware; Pictures; Mirrors;
Umbrellas: ParasOlS Meerschaum Pipes; Smokers,
&c, DC. This sale will continue mornings at TEN
O'CLOCK, and evenings at SEVEN O'CLOCK until
all the lots are sold. H. X. FULTON,
1e11-5tS Pawnbroker and AucfOneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-15
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington stock Exchange are noted to-day:
U. 8. As, registered 1854 bid 1913 asked. T. s. Is,
e sS I2Ta. bid l25 asksd D; G per imp. ss.
1891 CURRENCY 119as bid l0Ola asked. Metropolitan
K; X. stock, lO5ls bid. Washington Gas. 384s bid,
Arlington ms, 1881 bid. Potomac Ina, S8ia bid
Washington Brick Machine. liz bid. Crest Falls Ice
131 bid. Chesapeake and Pot. Tel Co.. n bid, "a
asked U. s. Electric Light. 81 bid. a. asked Nat
Safe Deposit Co., los bid.