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DIED.

BAILEY. On the morning Of June %. 1859, =
his late residence, No Si4 street northwest VIII
LIAM IL BAILEY. aged 63 years and oufhA
The friends are respectfully invited 10 attend hig
funeral CD "Wednesday, June 3Otn four clock n
N. from Calvary Baptsa church. InternienI Oar
iiiil csmrsery. lAlexsnariA and k<sAaiors papsrs
p.eGse copy.I -
DAVIS. On Sunday morning. June 27th. 1854
HARRY LfI-ES DAVIS. infant Of Henry w.
and Hal tfe Davis, months md niuS 6Aya
Interment ~ Glenwood cemetery.
FULTON. Saturday Jane "a 1855. sf 12:16 -,
JAMES A. FuL1ON, aged f1fty four years
Funeral Tuesday. June 1tth, ss p. n, 8ow -
residence. 2U37 0lh str, o. northwest
MASTERS. AT 81, sr Hill, Prince Geofas's Oounty,
Nd, sunday, june x1th lose ~ O'Clock n, Nh.
CAfHhANk MAST 4 Ms, sged eishsy-shree ysAfA
FNnera frcm her late fesadegce salvsr EIik. H.
respectfully Ia v,ted 20 attend
MACLEOD AZ Hrmbodt fowa. On ne 26f1 -
JOSIAH MACLkoD. ESQ. aged b years. ressdeot g
Funers sis SEA street oorl lsnsI TusD1ae. -
tnsL, y 4:SO O'clock Frisnds rsspsssfaib le91n4 -
astend. ~ -
MoNANEK Suddenly. = III - JuoU{R -
JOHN AcNAnEE In the sixty-6nt ygafm<A 80
Funeral nom has late resdencot NJ - - 49, A
northeast, oesdAy. June 18th. - $3.50 - ~
qutem maes ut 81 Al0ysau1 on1f0A vO 81
friends respectfully invited ooAoDnns4 - .7, !
PARKER. On sssurday, yeo43oA - 49,.
. M. Ar. ELLA p. BELIEVES w141x - 49, ~ {
Parktx, eyed fWenVsevu4 yo0p0pt &Af0UDMA (
The funeral viii IKE p11ro0 10 M91&Do&10 =
n. A. church. q h-lfpn& - go 49, : IT,
avited 70 sstena Ius>futD - 1rom1
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Itai injuries. ENans TAI DtS1 irOIn tue snOc
Traveller u Gufds.
PENN. ROUTES. d q. Station, 9th and ala :
Y, Philadelphia. Boston aud The hast 7:IS
AZ anu a n an; =, 900, a:lo. loOu, 80 a. m
oston. = pm. tdaisD. Phiiaasi pima accoinIn oca
90 pm. da.lLy. On SUNDAY. s:,,y h=ni a x.In


PENN RoUTE-n a 4. Station 9th and B STA -Fn
S:4v anu Ia ooU. 4:lo. loslo, IA "a % m F,r
hoson. pm. td.sD ihiaisi pima accoinIa oda sion
And il:zv pan. Eor ,hlcaso. tlnclnb.,i 81. Ioais
AMI fitsburs and West, S:,v an Chicago umitsil
oally. 800 sn-, tFast lnsJ day 10 Iinciun..i 80
Chicago aud Clucinusu .:Iu pan oaaly: pa1ific
th. s,a;,n iVDo p,I DAILY FOR hichmond aud
sunday For baltimore, 5sSJ: 1:lo ssyU S:su v.,J
lla,o AIN, l2:oo, x'Ju. 500, 4;lo. .:x, 400 6.l1
lIOo AIn-, 200, 4:lo. $50. 7:lU. lVUo and Ito
pm. For Pope's Creek Line. .:l5 a IA, aud 40
An, lzOo anu s:-3 p.in. asily, except SUNDAY On
sunday. a.ni., Ala pm. for hre. CanaIli n RIA
SUNDAY.
h. ASpo. RoUTE-Sta,ion, Corner New Jersey Ava
he'd, lV:oo y m daily Tor Cincinnati, Louisville and
81 Louis daily $50 y. M, lo:lu y. kor PItsbure
Loco Am BOO pm daily. for baltimore, o. es,0
minute uainl, $50, 45o. s:so. 5:so oiu 4 go and
"A pm sunday, $50, 1:3O, $50 and lv:v5 q M 40
napolis. o:4v lz:Io and 4:Su y n on sun
DAP. go a M, 4:4o p m For way stations between
pm, $50. 4:4V sna Ia p m. On sunanys $40 M
and 80 49, 44O. aud Al pm for stations on .
a dopon n. t,&nch, $40 q M daily. sAcep. sun
SUNDAY, for principal stations MeIropolitaa
Branch, S4Oa H. daily, sunday stops nj AL srsr
cept sunday. Eor Hsgerstown. lVuv q M and bal
pni daily except SUNDAY. For local points oetwssa
IL 20 y daily except sunday.
Va. MIDLAND RoUTE-B. & r. Station.-For Nev
vile 6:sU pm daily; southern mall ana exprsss,
II p m tdailyg Manassas division, 2:3O ,. IN.
sunday. LAS An. o:so .. m. kor Lynohburs way
'' s..rS. sn1aa Rorr.-p a N s,.,,o, ~
Orleans and inrermediats points. io:oo and b3o
y W v. Sny A o,,oa q % s,.,,o,,
burg l,ii st.lloss $40 a m ana $40 pH ssiir
except SUNDAY. and S:aS y. m every day.
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Major Dyes Successor.

NO AFPOINTMENT LIKELY TO-DAY.
Mr.. Wheatiey, District Commissioner stated
to a STAR reporter at half-psst Two o'clock this
AFTERNOON thai there Was not likely ~ be An APP
pointnent of chill OF police to-day. he also
stated that Major Dyes resignation nad not yet
been received.
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The following changes from Saturdays quotat
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted today:
D.. c: per imp. IS, 1891 currency. l2O bid. I2ll4
5Oyear fund 365s. 1924. currency, 1865 bid l2ola
bid. 2Oyear fund. Us. ls02 com. us It'd. ll6la
asked metropolitan X X stock, lo4ia bid. 10.
asked. North Capitol and Street H. Il stock, 46
bid. 5Ola asked Anacostia Il r.. IA asked. Washing
ton Cas- 3o's DID, ools SD Georseo~n Gas. 40 Did
National Uuuu MS 70 bid, - asked. Arlington ms.
lo4 bid: CorcOran ms, 20 bid uiunbia .us I3As
bid. washington Market STICK, 10 uid. 2UA2 asked
Washington firicA Machine ll6 O,d. In. mers ami
Mecnauics bank, Georgetown, i54 bid. Citizens Ma
touai sank. 11Ols bid. Estt little .n,uri.,e
Al asked fen.. iei. u, 45l2 bad, Ash asked
peaaea all. Of Tel. Co., 81 JAN. 89lS asAeu.
EleCtrc Iight, 6S1x bid. "A - ashed
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I'd EDITION,
Latest IblGglanS TO The Star.


CHICAGO QUITE ORDERLY TO-DAY.
Strikers and Idlers Driven or the
Lake Shore Premises aaa Held IT Ray
BY Big Forces OF Police Armed with
Musk cts.
termfned effort to move trains on the Lake
Shore to-day were perfected by the road on1cials
yesterday. On the other band the strikers re-
newed their determination TO stop all freight
trains.
STRIKERS DRIVEN AWAY BIT THE POLICE.
The chief of police appeared at the switching
morning with police force OF one hundred
men and began to clear the yards OF strikers
Several hundred men In the vicinity OF the
roundhouse and cars Of the Lake Shore road
refused to move. Clubs were drawn and sev-
eral rushes were made at these groups, the
police using their clubs. The crowd gradually
withdrew.
ovERAwING THE STRIKERS
II A. M.-TheTe are fully two hundred police
and specials stationed along the Lake Shore
tracks between 41st and 45tn streets. The
specials are armed with shooting field breech-
loading muskets
These men are guarding the Lake Shore prop.
erty, and no one is allowed to approach. The
strikers and their adherents remain along State
street aud Just outside OF the right OF way of
the railroad, excitediy discussing the situation.
AT 10:40 am. the company Jour engines
out OF the round-house to the switching yards
at AID street, supposedly to get out train.
READING THE RIOT ACT.
Deputy Sheriff Gleason appeared at 4lst
street shortly after ten O'clock accompanied by
six deputies. This is the first time since the
strike bsgan that any OF the representatives Of
the sheriff have appeared on the scene.
The chief deputy read the riot act at four
points along the line of the Lake Shore road, be-
tween 4Ist street and Englewood, and the police
and special deputies began To clear the tracks.
The crowd moved of quietly after the reading
OF the riot act.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auct.oneers

i 1UNCANSUN RFUS., AuCtiOneerA
k6AME DIV KLL1NS AND LOT, CENTRALLY
WEST.
On W On SDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE e.tA
THIRTIETH. at SIX O'CLOCK, we win sell. in s:.:N
front OF the premises, 1MI3
PART LOT z, Sc. 4S7,
fronting ID 4-l2 feet on street with depth of 81
9-lz feet, improved BY two-story frame dwelling No
90 q street northwest. THIS pro- cry centrally
located being convenient to street and the de-
partments.
Terms: One-naf cash: balance in one year; note to
Dear SIX per cent interest and to be by deed
OF trust or All cash at option OF haser. Convey
AncinSNc Al purchaser stOSt deposit OfS2OU sale.
Terms 10 be complied with in zen vs. otherw Use
resale AZ risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after
hve days public notice Ia some newspaper published
In Washington.
jel5 DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The stock exchange
opened al IL O'clock tubs morning with first
prices, showing advances OF q to n per cent,
generally, while Northwestern was up "a. There
was a moderate business only, and during the
early dealings the market was somewh hat irreg-
uiar but generally declined small fractions.
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LOI On STREtT, BETWEEN NINTH
STREET AND VhRMONT AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded IN 60.
LlDer No. 1O7I, folio 1SO Ell seq. of the land H
RECORDS Tor the District OF Columbia and the E.8
request OF The party secu. ed, Will sell in front
Of The premises. On THURSDAY, the FIRST LAY
VI JUL, a. u. 1886 at HALF-PAST FIVE
U. LOCK r NJ. all that piece parcel of ground and
premises situate lying and being in the city OF s
ington, IN the Ds!r Ct OF COiunibia aud Nnown and
DIS 'ingnished rs part ot lot Numbered four (IJ in
square NUMBER three hundred aud sixty-One 1;38l .
beginning for the same al point the north line OF
southeast corner OF said lo and running thence west
Win the a. rth line OF said street sixteen and onehalf
eet to the center Of the wall between the TWO midd
houses O the TOUR erected on sAi lot, thence North
one nundred and nifty. three feet and three inches
thence east sixteen feet aud six inches and thence
,s onsh one hundred aud hfty,three teet aud thr,
inches TO the place OF beginning. Together with all
i me, improvements, ways, easements. rights, priv
leges aid appurt nances thereto longing In any
manner appertaining.
Terms: unethird Cash: balance in one and two years
notes. to Deaf interest and to be secured by deed of
trust on tue Property sod or ali cash. option of
purchaser convey ancihg, &c. at pa chasers cost:
deposit OF SIOO required al Time of sale to be
Complied with In 10 days. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right TO resell the property the risk and
COST 81 Tue uelaultlng purchaser five days public
Washington D. Z.
,e,sasd. ioHN WAITER Ute 1R.. Trustees
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Mr.. Blaine's Plans.

GOING TO BAR HARBoR TODAY TO PREPARE
AN IMPORTANT SPEECH.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 2S.-James G. Blaine
and family will leave to-day tor Bar HarDor.
Mr.. Blaine will there begin the preparation of
an important speech, which he will deliver at
The opening or the state campaign during the
first week OF August
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Auction SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN PM.
l. GUNS. CUTLERY, REV0LvERH, Nov ELITES
Jos, sPoKfiNts GnoDs &C. f IN ssTTnnRE iaS7
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
BY direction of the owner, who IS going exclusively
IN ne manufacturing business will sell AL the above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING, st HALF.
PAST SEW EN, until all are disposed OF
bargains may be expected
myl6-2m n FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. r. Little sailed from Bal
timore to-day for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He
will return to Washington about November
1st-RepreseutativesI rion and ST Martin, OF
Louisiana; Mr.. Robert NJ. Hooper, vice consul
general at Paris; ex-senator ). ". Dorsey and
Col t. n. Batcueder, Of the army, were REL
tered ia New York last night.--Count u y lde u
stolpe, oil the Swedish legation, aud Mr.. Alex
anure Iswoisky, Oh the RUSSIAN legation, went
over 10 New York on Saturday.-Mr. b. w.
G.liis, OF the Government Printing office, 10
lying very i'll at his residence on L street,
Gen. Mussey leaves the city this evening w de-
liver the annual address al Marietta (Ohio)
college before the literary societies. Gen.
Eaton, formerly commissioner OF education,
wall, on the Both inst, be installed as presi.
few " Days on ' business.9TreasSreT Jordan
c io Newport News, Va; ". ii. SUI.
&. deb. Clay, Newport News, Va; Capt J. i.
A. Raymond, Springfield, H.: y. H. Winters,
tue E1uitl.--Chas L. wauks, OF Passaic; j. Il.
Arnold, OF X. l.; L. II. =. Hamersly, OF New
YORK; Alan Arthur, of Boston; Jno. y. Rogers,
OF M Mlss.sspp, F. n. Weller and W. Marvin,
phia, are AZ the hisss.-Col. j. K. Kicker, ST.
Louis; col. John q. Prather, ht Louis; VIM.
A. /. Andreas, Chicago; W. A. Ogden, hege.
men, n. Y; j. G. Miller, Chicago, are At VIA.
lard 's.-Judge Walker, the chIeI clerk of the
general land Office, MAS gone W see nis brother,
Or. b. NJ. Walker, who is dangerously ia 81
DanvIlle, Va
SUDDEN DEATH OF REV. WILLIAM 0rB-
BONs.-Rev. William Gibbons, for many years
pastor OF the Zion Baptist church, on street,
between Sd and Az streets southwest, dropped
dead at his residence, No. 474 b street SOUTH
west, about IL % clock this morning. He was
sixty-one years of age and Was held in high
esteem by his large eougrsgatlon-
RANGE or The THKRAoNETKR.-The follow.
ing were the readings ~ the signal Office to-day:
4. M, IS; H. m, 90; ii IN, 78; y. N, 76:
maximum, ~; minimum, "a.
II. Grafton Dulany, jr., has sold to VIM. A.
Aliis, Ior &s,64O, u lot 3Ox12O on the south
side OF AassAcnusetts avenue, Just east Of lsth
street. David II Morrison has sold 70
Charlotte A., VIM. II. aud Oscar l. Martin. Cor
VI U street. between 18th and 10tn streets.
Monx LAwrERs.--To-day on the report Of the
examining eommittse: .hrougn NJ: George T..
bar: Charles Z. Bacon, John w. Langley, James
ID. AOlinan, Frederick 7. Church, O. j. SAWYER.
Il. Schley Cassin, Frank n. HarshDuger, r. h
Hpaldiug, ieorye y. stone, +. =. beookweN aud
NAVAL 0RDERs.-Passed Assistant Burgoun
E II. 0rsen, ordered 20 tomporary duty
at me Naval labosatory, New YORK. Assist.
ant Surgeon r. n. Ogden, 70 the JuniatA
Lieut.. E b. Harry, detached from The naval
academy and ordered to the Aliianoo. Ensign
sStn instant a:d ordessa 70 sss Essss. Jaw e s.
+. A. Engineer Charles r. Maggie, iron the
Morgan iron works, aud grAnted SIN months
.ea,r The orders OF Lieut. y. y. Wis % the
Alliance have been govokuA
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STEAMERS.

G HORT Route To LONDON AND CONTINENT
- NOkTA GEsRA4AN LLOYD Il 5. Co
New York. Southampton. Bremen. The fast Bx-
Press steamers "a This Company sail every wEDNES
DAY snd SATURDAY Y, landing passengers in SOUTH
oniptoo In less than egat days rom New furx. 1nass
Steamers celebrated Tor lhef Apeed aud the COM
1prt afforded psssengera
l. Y. O2OoP. s26 Psnusyivania sve.
aplo-llw W8hingtea. D. q
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District Government Affairs.

Mr. s. G. Wales OF Benning's station, writes
TO the mmissoners That the board of trus-
tees VI Burylile A. NJ. L. Zion mission church
have decided that the church eau be rented Tor
the Use OF day school al Sl2O per amman,
provided the Commissioner hnd seats and
1uel.
The resignation OF DR.. J. Ribiere, veterinary
surgeon Oh the police and ire departmsnt takes
elect ON The 3Otn instant
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EutwIsie: Jno. L. Vogt
repair brick dwelling, alley between 9Th aud
1th streets northwest; SI,5OO. John Port, erect
a brick dwelling and store, It'll, between and
streets north west; $l,3OU. +. Il. Stocking
repair brick Offices, GIL street northwest
$500. Frederick Stulz, erect u orIck dwelling
Prospect street; $780, John Gotzinger, erect a
brick dwelling, Virginia ave nue, between IA
aud Sd streets southwest 81 AGO. N. 4. Hsller,
erect Two three-story and basement dwellings,
New York avenue, between "a aud 4th stree Is
northwest; $4,000. l.. A. Listsenelu, erect a
frame private stable, 26th aud Water streets;
S6Uu
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The New York stock Market,
Aian6,
q. | 800

The following are the opening ami 300 o. pricss
ofthe New YORK stock Market to-day, ~ reported Of
special wire Il. IL bod &c, .,.SS IoIu ,.re.t:
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- A e k lkbs.

LEWrs-BRoWN. On the 23d of June, 1e96. e
the parsonage of 81 Douiinles by the Rev. rather
iiorgau, W. B. LkWIs 70 Miss SUSIE ]. r.. BROWN
OF 7vU sixth street, South W sslliuglon Nc Oanfk
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HARVARD STUDENT TERRIBLY BEATEN
Ii has just leaked out AT Cam oriage, Mass. that
"A memUer oi the senior class at Haryard,nAmed
nileIaw, son OF 81 Louis millionaire WAS
dangerously injured ia "A saloon row ln Boston
Oh Saturday, June 10. Ii appears that White
law aud several other students, among them, It
10 said, one from ius city, started out ON tho
evening named ON liItle jolIl location, which
began Win a chanpagne supper on The uniled
Skates r. ceiNing snip WABASH, lying In Charles
cluding W nlteiaw, went I'D "A saloon kept by Q
man named AcAyoy, on Couu street Boston.
Iuey undertook To clean out The pace, wuen a
free hgnt followed. W niIelaw received a terrible
blow I'm the head, and still lies in.snsibls from
the wound.
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STREET NOR rHWEST.
On TUESDAY, JUNE TWE.>TY-NINTH, -
1906, at HALF-PASi FIVE r. NJ, In front of EfA
The premises shall offer sale by auction nSd
that fine and substantial brick house and lot, No. 300
street northwest.
aug, ana contains eleven rooms, hall, bathroom,
range not and cold wuter. ana L. in thoroughly good
condition and re air.
. rms property is m the center of the city near all
the depar and contiguous to five different ines
OF street and affords u chance seldom offered
actniritg a desirable dwelling. or as an Investment.
Terms vi sale: Oue-thIru cash, balance in Que aud
TWO years. notes to be secured by deed of trust six
per cent per annum. payable semi annually. or all
cash; 500 depust at time of sale. Conveyancing
etc, at cost OF purchaser and terms 10 be complied
with in ten days. or right reserved resell risk
and cost Oh deauling purchaser after v DAYS public
notice in some newspaper published In WASHINGTON
-. c. te.3-dNds
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LIGHTNING UNDER 9RoUNp.--At Wilkes
barre, Pa, the lightning played = curious freak
last FRIDAY evening. II struck the head house
on the surface, and the nuld passed down the
wire rope Into The mine below. distance OF
1.uOO feet, and coming In contact with u steel
drilt In t.ie hands OF VIM. =. Evans, a miner
drove ii with Z Ieat violence INTO tue bUdy Oh
his fellow laoorer, Daniel Manauan, int clius
Iatal Injuries. Eyans IA Isa from tne snock
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AUCTION SALES

nuNcANSoN BROS, Auctionesrz
WEEKLY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MATING, CARPETS. &C, EMBRACING PAR.
LORCHAMBER, DINING ROOM AND OTHER
FURNTTURE;
ALSO,
THREE LARGE COPPER COFFEE uRNs AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE TWENTY.
NLNFH, at TEN O'CLOCK. We win sell at our Sales
rooma 9th and stfsees northwest An assortment of
Household Goods II
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WORKERS AND PREACHERS.
Representatives Of the Labor Organize.
tons Address the Preachers Associa.
ton.

tiOns Address the Preachers Associa.
ton.
At the regular Monday meeting of the Metho-
dist Preachers association this morning at
Foundry church Mr.. Joseph Steiner and Mr.. E.
w. Oyster, as representatives of labor organize
tions made statements in regard to the labor
societies and the aims and objects Of the work.
ingmen, with other phases Of the labor cues
ton.
The ministers asked many questions and It
Was elected that the labor organizations OPP
posed violence as a means Of accomplishing re-
suits in whatever form, and that the peaceful
weapon OF the ballot was relied upon 10 the
revolution which it was claimed was now in
progress, and would continue as long as injus-
that the Knights of Labor expected to
attain results by political means, yet 1t was not
political body in The sense of an independent
political organization. In regard to temperance,
II Was claimed for the labor organizations that
more effective work was done by them than
by the temperance societies, and that liquor
sellers and gamblers were not eligible to
membership In the knights of Labor. Lawyers
were added to the list, and some one inquired
II ministers were also excluded, aud it
was said that they were not, as inaay ministers
were already members and those present were
given an invitation to join the knights. What
was desired of the ministers, as represen tati es
OF the church, was to give more intelligent at
tention to labor questions. One Of the speakers
that the best labor platform written was
contained in the Bible, and If the principles
OF the gospel could be carried out
In daily life there would be no need OF labor
organizations. What was needed was the
preseu tation of these truths OF the Bible and
their application to the relations OF life. Many
of the workingmen, it was stated, had some
hostility to the churches, for the reason mainly
that they saw many men holding high POSI-
tons In the churches and regarded with re-
spect by the church people, who oppres ed and
ground down their employees. UD0n the con-
clusion OF the conference the association ad.
tourned until the second Monday in Septem-
Der.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auouoaeera

DuNcANsoN BROS. AuonoaesFa
FRANZ House No. 4aA NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
WEST. AT AUCTION.
SoA nIER TO six O'CLOCK p. Al. we will cell. Il.
~ H0nt OF the premises, Lot -, square 628. .G2
n,s 10. IS 2l4xl6 20 lo-toot alley.
aeImE Oneth,rd cash; balance In one and two
ye4 interest al ak per cent secured by deed trust
on property sold. deposit of 500 ut time OF aaaI
Terms 70 be complied with in days. otherwise re-
see o ssk and coa OF defauting purchaser, alter
hVe deSs notice Of such resale In some wspaper
punnsned IN Washington. D. q C0nveyanciog, &c, At
PuIoHastI ceet. 1eIo-d&ds
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
TWo.sT,RY BRICK DWELLING. No 14s7
RlERCk PLACE. BETWEEN S AND AND
fEOOuEAATi ,ES !3 AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
rf en- rr !. Yrs AFTERNOON. JULY ~
flhsi. A. SiA O'CLOCK, We will Sell, In front u
sub Lot no. in Square 2Os.
fronting ia feet BY depth Of bO ee An alley iln-
proved by tWo-story Brick Dwelling. No. 1457
PIERCE Place This property Is well located and SUI
ole ior person desiring comfortable home for in
Terms One-half S4sh; balance In one and two years.
notes 70 Dear interest DAY able semi nuay and
seru ed by deed of trust al cash. option of pur-
cnssef; Sonveyancing a. purchasers cost deposit
OF 500 at time Of sale Terms to be complied with in
ten DAYS otherwise right 10 rese at the risk
and cost OF de aultng purchaser. after i've days
PUBIC notice Of such resale IN some newspaper pub
Hshed In Washington, D. G.
teL6-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucta
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SArrIEa 10 Go, BAtr1xoax

FfOprtoso41 Of the OH and well known
PlGkWICk GLIB WHISKY.
have large stock vi other nno NSo WhakieD. Vhich
they e3er low. IN bond ~ freA iay8l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-28

sECRErARY ENDrcorT and party, who made
an inspection "trip to the great Kanswha rtvsr,
returned 70 Washington last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-28

A LARGE RECENT PURCHASE FROM ONE
OF THE Largest NEW YORK MANuFAC.
TURERs OFsUMaiER CLOTHING PLACES UPON
OUR TABLES AN UNUSUALLY LARGE AS
SENTIMENT OF THIN GOODS. IN STYLES NOT
SHOWN BY ANY OTHER HOUSE In WASH.
INGTUN.
THEY ARE IN PLAIN AND MIXED CoLoRs.
IN CHECKS. STRIPES AND PLAIDs. IN DARK,
MEDIUM AND LIGHT SHADES
SOME ARE SOLD COATS AND VESTS TO.
SOME IN SACKS. SOME In 'CUTAwAYs" AND
SOME In "NoKFOLKa"
THEsE ARE ALL ENTIRELY NEW, AND
VERY DEsIRABLE STYLES. WERE BOUGHT
AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BELOW
PRICES OF TWO WEEKS AGO, AND ARE SOLD
CORRESPONDENCE Low.
ALSO LARGE ADDITIONS 10 OUR STOCK OF
BLACK AND BLUE SERGE SUITS IN SACK AND
CUTAWAY COATS
=. 4 aAaNux 4 ca.
isas ss1 pENMAva
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PRoHI BIrIoS NOMINEES For CosGRKss.-At
the Aiieg ben. county, IA, prohibition conyt u
ton, Sal arday, w llilam b. BTickeli WAS pomi-
mated Tor congress Tor the 22d district, and
Ihos- III. RaUe lor the 23d district. a iull lsgis-
laLiye ana senatorial ticket Ma also noIniu ed
john L. 81 John delivered AN add ess, In
which he scatnIugly denounced both VI ils cid
parties.