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noa-Black and tan; answers to name
u "Jim," A liberal reward for his re-
turn TO II Monroe street.
C0W-0n Monday, April l2h. brindle
" COW; medium size; dry; had on bell.
A liberal reward for her return 70
W. z. MITCHELL, III Fourth It,, Chelsea.
TILE OF PAPERS-From Shelby Chan
cery Court, in case Of Cimmins and
others against Edmonds and others. Any
person returning sa he to HOLMES CUM
MINIS will be rewarded.
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conditions same AZ selling race on sec
ond dav; one mile. Starters: Rico,
Josh Billings, Tom Barlow, Little
Sullivan, Kershav and j. $. Custer
Betting 10 20 sgaiuet Little Sullivan,
5 to against Tom Barlow, TO |
against Kershaw, 10 10 against j. O.
Custer, . to | against Josh Billings, J
to 5 against Rico. Custer stole the
stsrt and led TO the last turn, where
Billings went 20 the front and kept
the lea to Just before the wire, when
Rico came up with q rush and won by
half length; josh Billings second,
two lengths ahead OF Tom Barlow,
third Time i AN Godfrey rode the
winner.
POOLS AND ENTRIES TO DAY.
First Racs--Seven furlongs, for three
year Odds: Luna Brown (10S) t25 {;
Osceole (1l0 81; Red Girl (l05) 81
Wahoo (l07l 81; LeonoIa (lO5l u;
Susie Forbes (l05) "a; Mobile (l90 81,
Second Race. Battle House handi'
cap, enc mile and ones xteenth :
SpauldiDg Q07) Sl5i Anna WoodcocS
(97) So; Fetch Taylor 900 20; Little
Sullivan (S7) 50; Bob Swim ilO6) $2'
Third Race One mile. consolation
Bob Swim (1S) $40; Vaulter (ll7,
SO; homage Ql6) So; John Morris
(99) So; josh Billings (IlS) So; Ion
Barlow (llS) So; Kensington Ql4) u
Prospects good.
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action of the Democratic Convection.
We are authorized to announe l IL. ES-
TES, JR., as a candidate for Judge Of The
Circuit Court, subject to the action OF the
Democratic Convention.
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POOLS AND ENTRIES TO DAY.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

@. b. GALLOWAY a C0...,...PRoPRIEToR'
Rates 81 so and So per day, aooor, ing TO
size and location Of rOOm-Special
rnlna mnnn-
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Cp Oakley, Ohio A Friedman, Tenn
j N Abou, Miss JB Eddins, Miss
ii Saunders, Ark A Dodge, N Y
j NJ Leyesgue, Ark TIC Balch, Ark
II i, Mcpherson, Mo 4 d SohwartH, Mo
q d Glow, III 10 Kremer, Ala
q Eckert, Ark kckort' Ark
q A Darcy, Tenn Woodson, ny
q Berstcin, NY MN Fleming, Ga
j W England, N Y Ellis Tenn,
w IL Pope, Miss W A Elliott, MISS -
Jno Stuart, no Mrsd AWoodsop@c'hl
IA p CoIemar, Miss l. smith, N Y
w II Lotion If, Miss y Hart, Tenn
Nv Il Moore, Teon II j Rawlings, Tenn
JC Wright, Miss " II Gate, ,Ark
w q Philips, Mo u nj sh0okley, Mo
Mrs l. Il FrieTson Ala Miss Fricrson, Ala
Miss ID p Rather, Ala White, Tenn
LAscarborough, Tenn q Q Dean &w Ark
Miss $ II Jones, Ark g Todd,
J Christophel, Ind q N Sparks Tenn
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ON TUESDAY, April 20, 1886, viii offer
" for sale my Bar, Bar Fl lures and en-;
tire stock Of Bedding and Kitchen and
Household Furniture, at PUBLIC AUG
TON, at 10 o'clock I'm. Bi will be akCn
for the whole lot, or in any quantity tOsuit
purchasers Bona ide SALE.
JACOB STORY, 1899 Main 81.
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FOX SALE.

TWO DOLLAR BUILDING LoTS-N,w
selling rapidly at 27S Main 81. (basementl
Call and learn full particulars; nothing like
This cola aver nfferad hefOra
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Clarendon Hotel.

Nos. 81 and 6S Madison street.
BOWLES X LEAK .........;. .-..f hnf hlhLVN9'
Ratas-s2 per day, day board 80 per
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only Family Resort IN the city.
STRAYED.

School children admitted on SATURDAYS
from 10 a. m. to- pm. DC. See small bills:
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UTELLINGTON STREET RESIDENCE
w rooms, AL order, frst-class neigh
bOrhOod Vreat bargain
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EMPLOYMENT
ID By young man with $500 to invest in
some good paying business. Address
KELLOGG, this Office.
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~ GOD CO0K-Must be we'll recommended.
VI Apply at this office.
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dhSOOO IN EASY PAYMENIS.-Wnl
OCOOO buy very fine plant tiono
800 acres, near Red Parks, on the railro idin
mansion house; plenty of tenant hous,s,
large proportion of The land rich creek bit
tom, springs of uniailing cool water, neigh
borhood and health excellent; No: ! place
for stock Apply to MlNTER PARKER or
/ MARTIN O0Q Main street.
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GALESMAN-Fo Southern states, expert
= ence1 in selling bar fixtures, beer coolers,
meat-houses, druggist, Office and bank fix
lures Will pay a good salary, OF salary and
commission. Address, stating experience,
etc, K. R0THSCHILD'S SONS,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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INVERYB0DY-To call and see the cele-
d brated Gypsy ClairvOyant, at III Third
street, near POPLAR
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G00D C00K-For a small family; white
" preferred; good wages paid. Apply at
l7s Carroll avenue.
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HIS OWN HAND

Some Idea may be obtained Of the steady
hard work Of the President lately when Il %
stated that yesterday be approved eighty-elght
pension bills and vetoed thirty, giving each
case careful personal attention before action.
The veto messages were al written BY the
PresidauS himself aud they averaged over
page OF fooascAp paper, written closely. Eleven
OF these veto messagos were prepared Wed
nesdAy night for tranamittal 10 the
Houas yesterday morning. The President
wrote the remaining nineteen between ten and
three O'Clock yesterday. Before writing the
veto messages or even approving the other
bills the President caFVfuliy considered the
cases separately, having for bis guidance the re-
ports from the Senate and House committees
and the report nom the Pension bureau. Amer
the evidence be was ready TO take action. II IL
learned that the President has personally writ
ten every message that has been sent
nom the White House since the <th OF last
March: Yesterday he received nom the Capt.
tol 141 pension bills, which viii have to await
action until next week. Besides these sixty
Two miscellaneous bills requiring the action OF
the executive, so that the President will have
his hands full AFTER his return from his yacht
ing trip.
ior the relief oi Edwin stevens, for extrsordi
nary expenses while y. 8. consul at Ming Pc,
China, during the Franco-Chinese war. The
Dill tor the relief OF Richard 4. Wintersmith.
formerly doorkeepe: a the House, he allowed
10 become ~ law without his signature.
In writing his veto messages the President
was quick TO take advantage of any discrep-
sions, and made them appear In very terse
language, sometimes With vein of humor
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Baltimore MmrKeta.

BALTIMORE, Mn. June 25.-virginia new threea.
6oA2, do. ten-orues ~; North Carolina skies. Old
1.ZOa bid to-day.
BALTIMUkk. NJ D.. June 2S.-Cotton higher-mid.
ding, go Flour quiet and steady-Howard street
and western super, 2.5Ua. 81: do. extra, .UOa.i 20
DO family, 3Voa4 5O: city mills super, 2.oOA3. ~
d.. extra, 3xoM4.UU; do. Rio brands. 4.5Oa4.02; Pa
tapsco family, 6lo; do. superiAti.e Patent. $50
Wheat-southefn steady; western lower and dull
southern, red 03aoo: do. amber SSa0O: No.
winter red. spot SOAAaoUia Juiy. olAa bid: Au-
gust h21xao2s: september, SoaS3Asr Coru-southern
higher and urn; western higher and dull; southern
wnlle. 4SaoU: southern yellow. Av.50 western mixed
spot. ANA june, 44a44l4 July. 44.44la: August,
44asa44l2; steamer. 4Oa4Ols Oats him-southern
35ao0: western W hite 36aa9: western mixed. 34xS6
Pennsylvania, 35a3v. BYE trm, 65s6S. Hay quiet
prime tV choice western, SOUal2.5O Provisions
higher. Mess pork, lOOualU.5O Bulk meats-shoul
ders and clear rib Sides packed, 57sstas. Bacon
shoulders, o4Sa1p: clear RIB Sides Z; hams l2ia "a
l-ara-Tefned. H. Butter drm-westeYn, packed
1ual3: creamery, loai0. Eggs steady. ilaIxl n
Petroleum nOminAlly sIeady-refined. ~ Coffee
quiet-klo csrgoes. ordinary 70 fair. Sassa% Sugar
" husky quiet, LI9sl.IO. Freights 70 Liverpool pei
steamer steAdy-cott0u. 1864; hour. graiu Aid
Receipts-uOur. ..o30 bsTrelE wheat S.UU0 bushels
cOrn, $500 busheis oats. 700 bushela Shipments
Hour. 81. OarreS: wheat, 40 900 0ush-ls 81 So
bushels sales-wheAt. 4U3, iVO buxheis; corn, 0,UUU
0usaeis.
Chicago Mark ets.
CHICAGO, I'LL. June %. HAS a m.-wheat
began at lac. for August this morning, with free
selling but has since rallied to - 0-l6. Corn-Au
gust, 80 lila Oats-AuSust. 70 l-l6 Pork very
strong-August a62A Lard very strong-August.
6A2tr
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RED STAB COUCH CURE 10 efficaci0us On
magical. No poisons. Price, as centA
ID z ..

-
BUCKLEY. June 25th lsee JOHN W. BUCK.
LEY. ased seventy -ix yeAra
:. russr.l from ne rss,dsnce q his dsughsss. Mn
p M
cHARLEs On June Gath. 1885. ii O'Clock an,
and daughter Of the late Z W. Ns.is sssi Is yssrs
and monthA
ls2i sxIn street northwest on SUNDAY ihrss clock
The friends Of the family rsspsctnlly tovted %
GARDNER On Juue 10Th lSa6 ut $50 q n
sS.i.Ssa asS@ss. ssss issass-sssss yssss ssS Sas
Funeral WIN Jake place nom the rssidsues Of her
t2s s1s s
$40 nn- sisss snort snd p:,sfai .iis... Ella
= u ssss s:e .s
40 daysst hr noshsrs ssssss cs.A
Her trials ana soas ass over.
Her worldly sssss are dens.
Nay cue rss an psaes = HseyA
oh~ - s"@ - tsfi ass o 90
xosss = su,srI s~nas.
.ss orsE e. VA. 81 IT,; ss;s 80 -
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kssssss s,sosdsy shs 81, - E. sssex "a, r
dvts ss1 hsss1s . .vissi . sssss6
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District n Congress.

In the Senate to-day Mr.. Butler introduced .
bill to authorize the construction OF . free
bridge across the Potomac river from Observe
tory hill 70 Arlington, with thirty-eoot roadway
and eignt-foot sidewalks. and appropriating
$5OO.OOO for the purpose.
OPIUM eNOKlN0.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Blair introducod q
bin imposing . penalty OF . nne Of from 500
to $500 aud imprisonment not exceeding one
year for renting or occupying any apartments
Tor purposes Of opium smoking, Inviting or In
duclng any person 70 visit place, or buyine
or keitiug aay implement or device for opium
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BOARDING

kPkAGUE MANSION, 9TH AND T. SIS. NV
~ Two large, airy Rooms, with Board second door
Also one hall room. third door. at summer prices
e24-6t*
DERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND TARLE
Il Boarders accommodated al 20 Lafayette square:
communicating Rooms on second floor now vacant:
VIII be rented en- suie or single. ielY-6t*
DLEASANT RtbONS, FURNISHED AND UN-
furnished. with Board a. 3l4 and 316 Indians
ipI5 ,kn,
TABLE BOARD FOR THE SUMMER $50 PER
Il month: Strathmore Arms. olO l2th al u*
FINHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, SIP 9TH ST. n W.
Il and the q Pierre cor. 10th and NV are the
best conducted Boarding houses in city, able
eias4 pleasant roomk 1rrnis moderate. ocx7
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TO.M0RROW.

AVsMOR8VWs
'THoMAs BOWLING, Anc.teneer
sA1a 81 sgsss
s sSasfosasS - E azssf1ssss S' sJ s
On SATURDAY, JUNE TWRNTY1IxTH. lSo6
eommenc ng az TEN O'CLOCK. within and 10 'front.' Of
:. q
sss g Sss s sss::; e.
1s. Gs:s a..
a:s VIZ. "a ,lss
snes s Ss ss g :, g % aAsrs and
ALSO. AT TWELvE O'CLOCK.
Hor.ss crsssrs. hS Ss Wssa m e a4at
rTNHoMAS BOWLING, Aucuousss.
TRUSTEES SALE
~ yStns q dssa Of tru.s: duly recorded = linsI
SI:,iss & sss & "a S: ,:sss:s 8
q ~
Fl o
rns cOnsi..ins Of CARPETS. Chairs. Tables, dc
le2s-sts JOHN P. ANDERSON, Trustee
nuNCANsoN BROS AuesiOuesFa
PEREMpToRY SALE OF BRICK STORE AMI
k koT; NS; aSis FoukrkkNrH sfKGGa
ssAEssRAx ASSAM A. 'aS2sSAsr FIVE
OCLOck. We will sell, in 'front.' The premises, ef
LOT 50, SO ARE 2O%.
nontfRg 20 feet hath street. with q dopth of l3S
6l2 feet 70 Oh eliey, AMI improved ny Brick Store
which Is rapidly P lS value and 81 she
improvements can be enlarged, uisking the property
pay q handsome revenue.
Teens: One-,hird cash; balance In twelve and
eighteen months notes 70 bear Interest and be
cured by deed OF trust, all cash. option OF pur
chaser: Conveyancng. &c. al purchasers Gust
deposit OF Sou ~ sale Terms TO be complied with IN
ten days. Otherwise right reserved resell mt risk
and eo,t ut deiaung purchaser after Ave days pub
!ac notice IN soine newspaper published in Washing
ton, II. G. OUNCANSON HHt)S
jeZ2-dGdS Auctonpers
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NdnsA


The following changes nom Wednesdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
U. s. 4Aes, 1871. coupon, ll2 BID. lI2A6 asked. &.
s. Alas 1884, registered. ll2 bid. li2is asked 90
year fund. ds 1sy2. com. 1914 bid. llels ask Ell.
Metropolitan r. Il. ~ ock. l05 bud, LOT asked. oum.
bia r. X. stock. 80 bid Washington Gas, 361s BID.
3vla asked. GeorEeso~n Gas Al uid. Firemen's Ina
asked Arlington ms. 1870 D,d. Potomac ms. 81 ~
Did Rigs ms. 7Ss bid, Sl4 asked. Washington Mar
ket stock, % Uid, DOH asked Bank OF aShingiou
20 bud Nations, Metro, ohtan Bank. l35 old Gu.
zens National Bank. llVis Did nrt.t Fails Ice. i29
I'D, l3I asked Title INSURANCE, lv7
BID. e.. Ca. 4tAl uid. Cnesa p-.xe , 40.
r. Co.. 74ss bid. 7ssx SAed o. Electric Light 81
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MIsCELLANEoUS,
Public school Grad ma tes.

The following is a list Of graduates from the
eighth grade schools OF the sixth division. CO
coun;y, Joseph K Keene. supervising princi-
pail School No. 6, W. 4. Nalley, teacher-Gso.
h. Garrett, John IL Stone and Bartholomew
Finn. School No. 49, X. L. Peters, teacher
eliza Berry, Mary Edelin,, Charles Edelin,,
Mary Lyles, Annie Phillips ana Mamie simp-
SON. Miss M. l.. Gentner. OF Miss holbrook D
scaoo, No. = nrsL division, IL IL found upon re-
vision OF the papers, 10 entitled 10 admission 70
the High school
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WHAT A BRIDG 4 WOULD COST.
Major Hams Answer to the Senat
Resolution Calling for InfOrnasion.

In response to the Senate resolution callina
for Information as to the cost of bridge acros,
the Potomac river at or near the foot of New
York or New Hampshire avenues, Major
Hams, OF the engineer corps, reports that there
is no question to the expediency Of such
structure. He says the filling of the fats will
reclaim an area Of about $50 acres OF land alons
the river front on the Washington side and
there is already an area of 373 acres OF public
land laid out In parking, to which the reclaimed
nats will be connected; that q bridge as contem
plated would connect the system and render
Arlington popu Jar resort The shortest route
the AQueauct and Long bridge, and whethel
the Aqueduct be made q free bridge or not the
proposed bridge Is most desirable There il no
limit TO the number OF bridges that are practi.
cable. A bridge somewhat ornamental In de-
sign, with u wide draw, built on stone pierre
with wide spans, 30 rs to allow for the dis
charge Of fresnets, would meet all actual wants
and would cost comparatively Q small sum OF
money; but II the bridge be designed Is q mon.
Iment1l structure II can only he done At con.
The plan Major Hams proposes 10 that of an
tron truss with four spans OF about 500 feet each
the draw s"a a. sns IN water easy
have carriage way Of - feet wide and two
sidewalks 8 feet wtde;main structure, ], 200 iseI
way; Anslostsn Leland and Little River 70 be
crossed partly by embankment aud partly by
open trestle; piers and abutments ~ be built
bearing q moving load oa Is pounds 70 the
square foot of roadway.
Tne estimated cost Is ~ follows: Two abut-
ments aud approached, including excavations,
Golfer dam. pumping, &C.. $50. ESQ., three
channel piers, including excavations, Golfer
dam, foundation, etc, elO0,SOOs draw
pier, $51,OOO; two guard piers, $S5, 800;
pile and timber connections, 5000; three
truss spans cost OF erection. &C, $lO5, 900; one
draw span. Gao, 0OO: 800 feet iron trestie bridge
across Anslostan island, 100000 l26 cubic
yards embsnklnent e81 $50: contingent ex-
peusee, S56,4l3-.otal, x6O0, ga
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YNHoMAs BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE BY DIRECTION OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE. OF ALL THE OF.
TlCk FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
COURT Or COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA
CLAIMS, NO l4lz H ST., BET. l4TH AND
10TH Sis NV.
EMBRACING
Miller Burglar-prOOf Safe, one Marvin Efre-prOOl
Safe tbotn as good as new, Judges Bench or Long
Desk Oak and Walnut Table Desks, single and
Double Desks, Walnut Revolving 1e1ks, Revolving
and other Office Chairs, Letter Presses, Fire Exlir
sui-hers, Water Coolers and Stands Mantel Clocks,
Eng ish Brussels Carpets, Ocoa Mating together
with many other articles of vaiue
LAW BuOK%
Greeneaf on Evidence, 3 vols; Abbotts National
Digest vols; U. :. kevi Ell Statutes 2copes u. s,
gest first series, IS vols; U. Dge,t new series.
w xoIs.: eos.er Dctiohaty, unabridged copies:
General A tlaS and other Books
TO be sod at public AUCTION ON TUESDAY, TWEEN
Tl-NiNiH DAY OF JINE. 1856. on tue above
premises. commencing At TEN O'CLOCK AN.
Terms cash. u. W. FESSENUEN.
Clerk of Court of Comma rs of Alabama Claims
THOMAS BOWLING. Aaciioneer jelHdxds
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qblBglans 10 The Star.

Some Exofteunems In Parts.
TIE MANIFESTO or THE COUNT or PANS CnD.
ArE9 QUITE STIR
PARIS, June 26.-Much excitement hes been
oaus s;. y the manifesto q the Count Of Paris
streets in large numbenL The document has
HALF Millisu cold rss Europe.
NEW YoRx. june 2S.-$50O, 900 gold bars
were ordered to-day for shipment 70 Europa
TIE Queen Returns - windsor.
LoNpoN, June 25.-The queen has arrived At
Windsor Castle nom Balmoral.
The Commercial Traveller.
BALr1MoRk, June 26.-In the Convention Of
mitlss on legislation reported satisfactory pro-
grsss 10 matters before Congress Tor the relief Of
H o.
number of railroads had granted valuable
concessions in the way Of reduced fares and In
creased baggage allowances.
Priests Downfall.
SENTENCED TO ELKvRN YEARS IN AUBURN
FOR AsSAULTING A YOUNG WOMAN.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 25.-Rev. John E
Osuliivan was last night found guilty by jury
OF criminal assault ON Abbie O'Connor, ~ the
Gatholic parsonage in Camitlus, in May, 1854.
The evidence was OF sensational character.
This morning Judge Kennedy sentenced him
10 eleven years In Auburn prison. A stay OF
proceedings was granted.
Business Failures OF the Week.
NEW YoRK, June 25.-The business failures
occurring throughout the country during the
last seven DAYS, reported TO X. u. Dun < Co.,
are for the United States 1913 and for Canada
"a, as compared with q total Of l55 last week.
Parliament PrOrogued.
LONDON, June 25.-Psrliament was pro-
rogued to-day.
Colliery Disaster I'm France.
PARIS, Juue 25.-Twenty-four men were killed
and eigh Teen entumbed alive to-day by an ex-
plOsion in the coiiiery at R0champ, In the DE-
p2rtmenl OF the SaOne.
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T. RWssley, J. q Williams and John r. Hum<
made IN axgument before the Rouse juAiciasy
committee today In fAvor a ths passngs of ~
Brady hill proyt0tns Sbr lie appofnt0ous e {
oOWmjsntou 70 lnvostieato the oxtons 90 VHIek
the United otat0 NAY - legally - e0uatnbly
49, sssss e ssSs g sss g g: - e
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

rTNHM RvHNlE0L AT HALF-PAsr SEVEN PM,
x9uNh, CUTLERY, REv0LvERA, NOvELTIEA
WATCHhA aILVEHWARE, JkWkLRY, IA NJ
JOS nP0kfIN6 GOODS. &c. IN STORE 1347
RENN4YI.vANIA AVENUE NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
~ direction Of the owner, who q golpg exclusively
, =, sse g bys59s yil ssl s ne ae2ys
FAST sEy EN. until al are dispSsed OF
bargains may Be expected
my1S2m n. FOLEY. Auctioness
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nRUa. Aucssonssrs.

FOuRsToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT. NO saa
I6rREET NOR INVEST,
On TUESDAY, JUNE 1WE.>TY-NINTH, "a
1886, ~ HALk-PASi FIVE r. NJ, in lront OF sss8
The premises. We shall offer tor sale by auction s&
that hns and substantial brick house and ioL Nc. so
1 street northwest
he house Is iour stories and two-story back build.
log, and contains eleven rooms, hall. bathroom
range not anu cold water il In lhOroughly coed
cOndii Ion and re. air.
Inis properly il the center of the city near ali
the depart nieits aud contiguous hve different ues
of street cars, and abFus chance seldom offered Tor
TERMS vi SAFE: Oneahra cash, balance In cue aud
two years, notes to be secured BY deed of trust six
per Cent per auuum, payable semi annually, all
CASH. 500 deposit Al time Of sale. CunveyAncinR.
AT cost OF purchaser aud to complied
with III ten uays. or right reserved resell
and COST OF deiauting purchaser after dv, DAYS pubic
notice in some newspaper published in Wxship .tun,
d. T.. fe.3-d,A d.