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The Nationals Alone Again.

TALK OF TRANSFERRING THE NINE TO BALTI.
MoRE-BALL GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY.
The Nationals returned from theIr western
tour last night in very good shape. They will
meet the Bostons this afternoon on the home
grounds.
The Young Districts defeated the Red Caps
yesterday-score IA 70 s.
Games elsewhere yesterday resulted as fol-
lows: At Chcago-thcago, 8; Detroit 4. Al
Kansas City-kansas City, z; st. Louis, 4. At
Pittsburgh .; Brooklyn, L. AtCincin-
vi le-Louisville, Ia; Athletic, g. At ST. Louis
st. Louis, 10; Baltiniore,D %.
The Philadelphia Press to-day has an inter.
eSting base bail story to the effect that uegotia-
tions are pending for the Sale Of the baltimore
franchise I'd the Newark club, with tue undo
Standing that certain players are 10 Oe trans
ferred 10 eral OF the weak teams OF the asso-
citation. Cerlain players, The story goes, are
TO be retained in baltimore aud the Washing
ton League club as to transferred that city.
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C0DitOl Tonnes.

THEY HAVE WAR VESSEL FOR SALE.
Representatives of the Pneumatic gun car
riage company appeared before the House
committee on naval affairs to-day to urge an
appropriation OF $3.50 900 for the purchase Of
pany, capable OF sreaming twenty knots au
hour, and armed with Lieut. ZaIinskfs dyna-
mite guns.
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O--
FOURTH CLASS PosrMAsrERs were appointed
to-day as follows: C. E Jordan, at Haymarket
Prince William county, Va; o. T. Richards, at
Box Iron, Worcester county, Md; aud Cyrus
Riggs, at Woodlands, Marshall county. w. Va.
CONTRACTS FOB CARPBrs.-The committee
appointed to open and consider bids for supply
ing all public buildings under control OF the
Treasury department with carpets has recon-
mended thai the cDptract be made with Pray,
SONS & Co., OF Boston, and r. A. Robbins. OF
New York, at their IBID OF u .05 per yard for
BRUSSELS carpet and to Peterson & Childs, OF
Washington, for carpet lining vt cents per
yard.
been acted upon by the President at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, but Col. Lamont said that 1t
probably would be signed before the day was
over.
1T Is EXPECTED that about Eve hundred new
money order offices will be established as soon
as Congress adtourns.
The REDUCTION of the fee for money orders
Of denominations less than ave dollars from
eight to five cents under the recent act Of Con-
gress will go into effect the 26th instant, and
Instructions to postmasters TO carry out the law
are now being prepared at the Post Office de-
partment
PERSONAL. Ex-President Arthur, whose
health is not much improved lately, has been
elected president OF the New York Arcade Rail-
way company-Wm. L. Gregg. of Phlladei-
phia, James SIackieton, Of New York, f. Low
cnthal, of Albuquerque, and w. B. Shaw, IT,, OF
the Indian territory, UOrmerly Of this city are
at the Riggs.-Mr. VIM. d. Rheem las gone
to Chicago TO engage In busness.-H r. Chris
tie, OF New York, aud u. M. Turner, of West
Virginia, are at the Natiopal.--l3en. John d
Crocker, accompanied by his wife aud their
son, Irving NJ. CROKER, left last evening for Sar-
aIoga, Lake George and the mountains OF
York to be an
j. A. Brock, Of Anderson, Ga, and w. J. Payne.
81 Lynchbars, are At the Metropoiitan:--
Representatives, Reed end kurleigh, Gen. John
3. Clark, clerk of the House Of Representatives,
W. de b. Washington, United States com
mercial agent It London, Ont, aud Judge
Walter 3, Cox, Of Washington, were registered
in New York last night-liov. VIM. =. Bate
aud family, Of Tennessee, Wm. B. Fiemtng, OF
Louisville, and I. Il. Moore, Of Pr0oklyp, are IT
The Ebbitt.---J. II. Muller, Of Washington, was
10 San Francisco last Friday.-T. +. Bashsw.
Of Missouri, Adoiph Woolnsr, q Peoria, =. 9.
Irwin and Wm, Muir, OF fhiladslphia, r. ].
HightoweF, OF Atlanta, Ca, q. y. Jacksoa, Of
New York. ]. W. Webs. OF Mobile, A. +. An
drews, ofChiOago, and p. n. FOrbush, OF Boston,
are .t Willadrs.-W. 8. Hutehine, Of Wash.
ington, was In ~. Louis on Wednesday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. = Marriage u0epsas
have been issu~d by The clerk Of the court TO
George Carter, Of AlsxsedrtA county, Ya, and
Lincoln LINZ A'Hfh csbe Haddax. q Sstesy spssss.
~ Ofr -
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In the Kansas republican convention at To-
peka yesterday john A. Martin was Doini mated
Ior governor Dy sicCidanaIIun. Lieut.. Gov. A. A..
Riudle and Secretary oi State 4. Is. Allen were
aiso fenominaIed.
president oi the board al directors of the Arcade
hallway COMPANY.
Inere II a large daily Increase in The number
oil cases of cnoiera ia Italy ana the deaths from
The disease.
Heavy rain aud hall at Salisbury, Nd, yes
terday dan.Iged Trees aud crops. Al Staunlon,
Va, windows we're broken uy the hdIi.
fdIner Curtis mas been appointed bishop of
W limIngtou.
Papa A0iegate - Bryen sailed from Liver
pool yesterday Tor AunIreai, bringing the hat
ior Cardinal Id-cuerrau anu the paIIlum lor
lWO al 40
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WaShingt ton stock Exchange.

The following changes from Yesterdays quotations
on the Washington stock Exchange are noted TODAY
n c. per inn. Us. 1891. coin. y q. bid. ,,tyeal
fund: ss5s 1924. CURRENCY, i2o,s n'd LION. ask d
ton and Georgetown r. bonds. lit bid sie,ro
Roiilan H. ocS lOS bid. lO6ta ASKED. (oluInbis
h X stock, 81 bid North Capitol and > Street t.
Il. stock, 46 bid. Washington GAS, asa4 bid. 3et
ass q. GEORGETOWN uas. 4ll2 b.d tolu.nbia las.
1874 bid. GerIuan-A merican ms. l45 bid. Po Omal
lbs, o3ts Second ->atonai BANK, lt4 Did. ....
.st-,, Iit.e Insur &c, IA o.a. LOS a,keI. Pen.
"a. 4513 0,u, 46As asked. Cues..rsAAs auu t0l
Tel. o.. 62ss S-la
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN T. 4
L GuNSs SUILERY, REyOLVERS, Ny ELbi = =
JOS, SPOHTIN9 GOODS. &c, IN STORE ia
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUH
TENTH STREET.
By direction of the owner who il goigg exclusively
In The manufacturing business will sell All the above
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed ct
Bargains may be expected
my loan n FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER b WILLIAMS co. Aacioassfa
k ifS, sHF s. Blu Sas ASssAs5
aafA SH nAE R9 oaE
#Saafh ss .sxab Ssc ssEFHssas asf
.so ROY e TEN S
ays TIE ss'ss
g BENsINaER, AucsoneeF
SALE OF HORSES, Ga e4AnaIAaza HARNESS,
w & ~
drivers aud cart horses
On. sne new Express M M.so bull. BY ,sh. Of Bon.
a::, ana :ss.isi :seand:ssaa ssssIss and wssass
20 :sss new ,, wagon sPS haey Wheels all with
IL 80 80 ~ s BENsfNaER Auetionssr:
TNH0MAs BOWLING. Aucs,oassx
MANuFAoruRERs' SALE pr 900 CIGARS br
., ASSORTED BRANDS ,,..
At TWkLvE 1cIo S within my ..lsssooms. Vii
's without reserve sae sS0Se Esad Auc,ou.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Apctioneers-
6E sAhs sr
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS sJUiHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust; duly recorded IL N
Of the district OF Col916 win sell y 'front.'
ssfsPpssY' :" M .e SIX TSaE
all those pieces or parcels Of ground and prem
o city Il ~ ON q co 81 E
ana known as the west ,hirtyfve feet front By the
n' BY e o
nall inches front by the entire depth OF Lot numbered
aouI (a) AL In square numbered
ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTY 1O60},
together with all the improv emenls ways easements
longing or in anywise apPertainirg.
years. notes to bear Interest payable senliannuAlly
and to be secured by deed sold
required on EACH ot at Time Of sale consey.ucias
etc, at purchasers cost. eFms to be complied with
and cost deian Ing psrcha er after ave days pub
lie notla OF suen res.e In some newspaper published
jys-d&ls SAMUEL CROSS. Trustee.
se SALE aai 9E s s5NE
5HE AV 72t HG 4sb H s4EHsH o Six
1855 at F}H t Tchock. m
VI - nsn sa 81 AZ P!'S Nos 45o
fronting Is feet On 7th street northwest ,5h ds
story ami back building brick dwell ing. containing ten
Eth rect with Modern cons S en- snces Que
OF the best locations business purposes on 7th
Terms: One-third cash. balance In one and two years.
notes to bear Interest and be secured by deed of
sc SALE ns
Of complied WI In seven day otherwise resale at
pnblc notice Of such ressie If some neWspapsr Dub
ilshe e n Washnston' u: e
jyo-d&ds LCACAN BRO - ucts
yINHONAS BOWLING, Auctloueer
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The PRESIDENT held his customary public
reception this afternoon. The attendance num-
bcred something over q hundred.
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Changes in the Offices

Mr.. Levin H. Campbell, of Warrensburg Mo-,
has been appointed to a 81 200 clerkshi I'm the
Treasury department.
Madison NJ. III y rick was yesterday appointed
q substitute clerk In the City Post Office.
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District Goyernmens Affairs,

BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Eutwisie: A. z. Pardon, re-
pair frame dwelling, 1907 18th street north
west 500. Cosmos Clue, repair brick, south
east corner l6Aa aud ID streets; $1,000. j. U.
Anderson, erect brick two-stury dwelling
Jefferson street, Anacostia $780, r. Lewis
repair frame dwelling, l2I9 street northwest;
500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The District Commissioners have leased, at
$4uU, to l.. L. Blake and j. &. Mckibbin, the
wharf lot at the i,lot of NJ street southwest, now
used by the steamer w. w. Corcoran.
The Commissioners have granted to Messrs.
W. 81. Gait q Co. permission TO lay an asphalt
walk, lower the curb, &C., In front of their new
west
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CAPT. JAS. GILLIs assumed command of the
U. s. s. Hartford, at Payta, Peru, June 18th,
and was made chief OF staff ON the Pacific STA
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-09

THE REVENUE MARINE schoolship lSalmon
p. Chase arrived at Coruna, Spain, Yesterday.
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THEY ASSERT THAT THE PEOPLE OF OHIO
HAVE A RIGHT TO he HEARD.
The republican editors OF OHIO mel in Column
bus yesterday 10 take action expressive OF their
views On the refusal of the United States senate
ioorder an investigation into tue elec tion al Sch
aIor Henry H. Payne. Ine convention adupIed
a long aGdrcss giving review OF the Payne
election, and also resolutions aud an address "a
TIE UnIted States Seuate, setting iorLn the
Nlc~s OF lIIe convention. The address feiearses
tue cuarsoa oi bribery against MIR. Payne ana
requests Ine oenaIe al the United sIotes 10 ui-
rect tuaL an investigate be made OF the
Charges. IL cIUses Win This Resolution:
"Intt AZ Ia declared to be belief of the
meuDcrs oi tnls convention, and they 80
charge, tuat the election oI Henry AZ. Payne Id
the oena,e al tue Onlted States ~as procured by
the coITUpL Use ol large suuIs al money FURNISHED
AID disburscd ny the AGA uowledsua agents AN Il
representatives al Mr.. Payne, ana that ,his con-
keuIlou further declares lis bctiel that
tisaIIou 10y the Senate will substantIate this
cudISe, aud lucy are mol aware thai the ACT
has ocen Al any direct and Responsible Way de-
nd
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Conkling Speaks for the DaukeFs and
MePchAUtS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the openin. and 300 p M prices
of the New York stock Marcel to-day, reported by
special wire 70 II. II. Dodge 630 l6. h street,
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Nh. DAVIDGE SAYS THE CORKHILL INTERVIEW
Is "BOSH."
Mr.. w. d. Davidge, of counsel for the govern.
ment in the Guiteau case, when asked about
the Corkhiii interview tprinted In yesterday =
STAR said IL Was "bosh;' there was nothing In
1t; that nothing was found in the Case, either ia
preparation Or trial, 10 lead TO the suppositi0n
that there WAS any others than Guiteau who
had the least knowled e OF his murderous in.
teutions toward Presiueut Garfield.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES = ASrriags usspsss
have been issued by The clerk Of the court 70
Nav AiIen: W. /. Day and fyWaees VirgiQia
Lincoln; b: CabeIl Maddnx, 81 Oskney spliaes,
tauquier county, Va; Charles Denekas and
Bessae R0EtaE.
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NUNCANsON EROS. Aucy,oneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
CnRNER OF EIGH iEESTH AND 5 STREETS

CORNER OF EIGH EENTH AND 5 STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust ef, for record with seA
the Recorder of Deeds OF the District Of Iolunl-
TUESDAY, the THIkTE iATH DAY OF IS.I
1886. at HALF-PAST FIV.. O'CLOCK P. 81 ;, In front
OF The pr elnlses Al that parcel of grot and
premises Ia The city O, Washington, b. c. Known US
io 81 Of Geo. burgess subdivision certain lots In
Residence al the northeast corner OF 18Th
ana streets rthwest, the said .0t being 20 tert i
three squares north. ast of Dupont circle.
Terms One-haif cash; BALANCE 10 remain In prop
pu chaser deposit of sloO required time Of sale
Terms 10 be pied with ter days, utlerW wise re-
sale at risk and OF the defauitug purchaser aer
nfe days noce IN some daily newspaper publ he'd In
Cyst
ly6d,Eds HARVEY & DURNALL. Trustee.
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'NHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED SUBURBAN PRlptRT Oh LIN
colin AVENt T. COR GLENWUOD KUA d.
KNOWN A. PART OF THE HEATING BROf
ERTY WASHIAGTON, D. c.
the district OF GO nmbia, siltug In equity. -
complain ants and Mclaughlin ct are d. fendants)
No s611 shall, on MEDH ES AY AFT EhNOoS,
JULY FOURTEENTH. at HALF PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK. on the remses sci! the following de-
scribe real estate, siiuae said district 10 w.t. lots
aughiin subdivision vi the lEact OF isnd Known AZ
Prospect Hill.
Terms oil sale: One-thlrd cash balance IN six And
tNeivs months notes 70 bear six per cent Interest
purchasers. deposits of S2a wil be required on each
unmproyed lot. IT teEms OF sale are moi complied
with Hlhln hve days after day sale the trustee e-
serves the right to resell the property the and
cost OF the dei,diting purchaser o purchasers.
je.,LdtI JO,,N r. ENIS 'CruSt.o
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hUNCANoON BROS, Auctioueers.
3z,u00 FEET OF GROi ND FRONTING ON FIJI
TENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS, BE.
TWthN EANn r STREETS NOKTHEA
NEAR COLUMBIA HA t.ROAD DEPOT, BEING
PART Or "IsHERWOOD."
On on AMEDNEsrAN AFTERNOON JULY ~
FOURTEENTH, 1856, at HAi.F-PAST FIVE1&&
O'CLOCK, we will sell In front Of the prenies~ ~
Lots d. Z, ~ and L. square l3. suhdr ision of
lsherwuOd' ach these lots front - feet and
have 18TH of l6O feet ~ alley. Property In this
vicinity rapidly enhancing in value
Terms: Onethird Cash. b. In one and two years
Notes to BET IN crest aud to be secured by deed of
tru ~ or all cash ut option OF purchaser deposit of
SlQu required on zach lot at time of sale nvey-
ancing. DC, at purchasers cost Terms be cum
Piled with in ten days. otherw se right reserved re-
" after FIVE days publ aoce If such resale in aorIs
NEWSPAPER pun.iahe la " ushington, u. G.
jy7-d&ds Do NCAhS. ii BROS. AuctioneeYa
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FOURTH CLASS PosTMAsrERs were appointed
to-day as follows: C. E Jordan, at Haymarket
Prince William county, Va; o. T. Richards, at
Box Iron, Worcester county, Md; aud Cyrus
Riggs, at Woodlands, Marshall county, w. Va.
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Or, C. r. LIZ ia
iel0iLns AIexautirit ytrytrt.

SS4olA' AIexAIfiTia, Virginia
Eph sALk-OR EXCHANGED VERY NICE
= iAa-4, Stth @tIr improvements: containing l2u
t'> ftSiti Ater ami shade, situate on the Saltl
h44- u HPlAt' = lie from syII alton "A The
@tI " 4A.4fORad thl> Properly i'll very valuable
~ a ie~ SeArs- cal. os gsht uaTgain or Wi! ex
SLaise 81 vacant lots 0ere1i Drut.Fty
JNO- b. W AGGAMAS, e0i-soo r stnw reisim
I'OK sALE-THREE ACRES. tdIIII1, ,nT
tazr rooms and CESAR. stable aud carriage md
corn louise. 1.Onls about loo feet on Ieui.ytou N
IOA1 View al cay TOa porch: lovely building sts an
I"si % lot, which frunt, road com
H. slaGSnt View vi he city, river aud slIrroIIu,
eOuntTJ- Terms. Oue-tourth cusn: baauce \ ,. = Z
sAd , ears A. . per cent interest
aha, ADAMS & BEALI.
e-'--up I420 4 st.
t'Ok sALE-LOTs-lOO BUILDING LOIS Sur
100 teetp eatr SeabTOok station: h and p 4 On
4,utes ride y car -ty beautifully lucaIssl iSu
80 w slh AoDths prlce sl5 lot. Apply to NARIfS
ton "-' ".asA4ino
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The MARKED EFFICACY OF Red Star CouS
drugs.
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II To write q neat, rapid hand, without cramp or
wearlnesS Learn to writ short hand ON the StenO-
graph-easy 10 learn. TO write, easy read, and
hts one tor profitable employment in three months
Operators are In demand Instruction in these branches
only through the summer months morning, after
noon, and night, at the SPEN business
COLLEGE,, corner 9th and u SIS NV. Airy halls
Moderate rates OF tuition jelU
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r a cHOIJE FARM AND RESIDENCE.

Near Washington, H. &.
This Farm Contains 80 acres OF land aud is In a high
sate Of tvatlOn, j. well !tuCed aiSJ has an abuud
ace VI wafer from springs upon Tie place II Yield,
glass sbGn iany both for hay and plSIuTage, and is
Nell Sda,led ID tr.ng puT poses generally. Is
gid nApts house barn, corn house and hay bar
Tsck< On an Enllnence overlooking Washington, anI
commanding view Of The Potomac frUlil
tNH 10 Fort " ash 1StOn - situated spacious BTic
Mansion. cJntaIii ~ civ la ruofns with Acneu
u lDuE ROOMS K. The uDds about he huuse
are must Attractive. The orchard contains apple.
ptAsh geAT, ounce aud cherry Trees OF tie be S.T
etes iIicre D SLn.a vineyard OF Concord aid Gin
TON grape he hsuse 10 about one-haf mile Ron
sl@4OH Oh TIE -4lXAndTia aud " aShiugton Il O,tsi
one mile f1on The EpseOpa IheOio..Cal seminary
- Mis- tryH4 \ e1aIIGria. and i've miles tom
HdsAl1- t1a cilE.
E.Ef 4rr..
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FJNHE BEST AND CHEA PEST WAY TO LEARN
l. FRENCH OR GERMAN
And to spend summer agreeabiy at Plymouth. Mass
send for Circulars to
THE BFRLI1Z atHOOL OF LA NGUAGES
Washington. -. C.. t723 14th t. d w.
Which VIII be open all summer. Great reduction In
prices tor the summer
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NdOMAS BOWLING. AucuoAeec
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF 5000 CIGARS O1
ASSORTED BRANDS
0nSATUkDAY MORNING. JULY TENTH. 1855
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, within my salosroons, will
sell without reserve the above goods.
1t THOS BOWLING. AuctiOneeY.
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Cardinal 0uibsrt archbisssp Of Paris y
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EDUCATIONAL.

NE C. FERSCHEL KOYL. TEACHER OF
W Physics in the High school. VIII open July 18TH
tios. Class IN Ell three times weekly in twoiOur
sessions Tuition BIO per month in advance l4l6
. st. NV. iy0-8t*
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L'OR SALE-AT MY NEW REPOSITORY THE
= largest stock OF fine Carriages Offered In
Washington, among which the styles: V.c-
lorLis caoro!etes, exit Hsiontop phaetons, canopy
an! eAieiislOiitop surreys ladies pkaetois, canopy
AND ougSy tops. coupe and sash door rOckaways +
cart, aha diasgs, doctors phaeton, jump seats ex-
tension am bugsy tops c.nopy-top saxons, village
"hd pOney cais ire~ster siue-br bug.es, the nls
40 ara busgies and MANY other s,yi,s numerou,
10 Aeht.oIL AiU several second hand Is on
hand. feiairlAg Promptly attended to: carriages
taHeh Oh NtoTase all work guaranteed reprtsente
can apd tAainine stock and repository. JOAN u.
hotel. n,vs-.>rn
E'OH SALE-FEW GOOD BARGAINS IN
Il s4!Shty damaged ~ara;ogaS. Sole Leather trunks
Lax ana S..tchets never ID en- Used. Har-
nsss LEI f-iso 1910 Peuu. ave. W. ap24-sSn
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THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL had not
been acted upon by the President at o'clock
this afternoon, but Col. Lamont said that it
probably would be signed before the day was
over.
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I,,oR sALE-DEsIRABLE FIyE-ACRE PLACE
VA 9Th S. road, Gear Brshtwood. good house and
CatDulld nSs. grape and other fruit, price $500
". H. FiSkE * CO.
Loots l42O New
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w AsHINGT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Nv 81 Cloud Building. cor. 9th and sts NV.
seventeenth year Piano, organ. Voice. Violin Flute,
Cornet, &C Free advantages. D. b BULLARD III.
rector. je7-nm<
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". H. FiSkE * CO.
3ooc l42o New York ave.
t'OE RENT-A DESIRABLI TRUCK FARM ON
Snepafus road between 9Th and Rock Creek
Iharcn rOai VERY cheap. at $50 per month In
CURE u PARh BIZ q TOW N>END. l4lS r 81. jy66t
l4Ok a Lf-OR EACHASGE-FOR CITY PROP
Il ertH. arm about half mile from Boundary 81. or
near hehnts TUaai ,unty. H. G.. containing about
So AcISs 4sFse u*eIiing. slaughter house out buiId
lhss. &c; thr wells good ter. plenty fruit tees
dc wei ca u stlsl, ana nVe OF six wood. Is
min gt-s walk from street For terms &c amy
u CHAS = SHkEVE Il-5 9Th ST. NV ie23-m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

I'OR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-FARM OF 80
II acres 49, miles nom this city; dwelling;
excel, ianI IA. h. hestt locality: Only 81 $50 r
> PHIBl.iP-, l4ZS y " YORK ave. jys+im
lNOR SALE OK ENCHA NGE-TWO HUNDRED
II ami forty acres of sple ndid timber land, with q
Yea Il lead thereon v eli located il Missouri and rap
ID y increasing IN value W. H. FISkE & CO.,
lo--5t~ l42U New \ uFk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-09

INOR SALE-IOTS-
IL UNIVERSITY PARK
Columbian College Grounds
Several tine residences TO be erected on this site
during the summer Prices sure to advance Location
elevated commanding view of the entire city.
Water gas and sewerage, No more desirable oppOr-
tunIiy for IA home investment.
For plais and particulars, Inquire of
PARKER Il TOWNSEND,
)el4-3m 14IS Sc st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-09

THE REDUCTION of the fee for money orders
Of denominations less than Ave dollars from
eight to five cents under the recent act Of Con-
gress will go into effect the 26th instant, aud
are now being prepared at the Post Office de-
partment
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-11

know Mrs. B. who i at outs with q
Mrs Il. What started the feud is "A riddle
but there Is an untathomable mystery
about all hatredS Of women | had said.
innocent Of any chasm between these two
society people, that Mrs H. was charm
ing woman
But she is a snob," said Mrs B.. in
way that made the plates rattle Then She
rested her chin in her hand and her
elbow on the table and this is the harrow
ing recital
Mrs. Il. is the wife Of millionaire,
confess Her husband has his city resi-
dence. his summer resort and his favorite
hauntS abroad At his summer resort he
has flock Of Southdowns. one of which is
slain whenever the family has an appetite
for sheep. was giving our order to the
butcher sometime since when Mrs. z.
came in. She was on her way to the matt
nee, and had on the loveliest wrap ever
saw wonder what it cost Well. as
was saying, she came in while | was order
ing, and the manner in which she ap-
preached the butcher was overwhelming.
This is the way she did it, and this is what
she said: Mrs. B. arose and went through
her imitation. 1t was immensel:
'Butchah, send ovah to ouwah house a
leg of mutton
The butcher almost broke his back in
saying that he would. and Mrs L. started
out. When she reached the door she
stopped, and, turning around, said: ~Of
course you know il is for the servants.
We eat pedigree mutton, you know II
that isn't true | hope may never have
another rbonnet.'-Chicago Herald