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WALTER B. WILLIAMS d Co, AuctioneerA
AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AT ROCKVILLE. MD.

On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE EIGHTH. -
shall sell at auction. on the premises, very va6
uao tract OF land. containing 2Sa acres, with dwell
me railroad very short distance south Of the depot
and admirably adapted tor building urposes Alter
careful inspection 1t has been handsomely plated
into hftysx building lots with streets and avenues
The plat may how be seen at Office
This property will be offered as !, whole Should
there be no bidders in thai form will then be offered
SO desired.
Terms Of ale: On third cash the day Of sale the
balance In two equal payments at one and two years
win interest yearly from day Of sale, when clear
tte Will re gwen or given i'm medately for all cash
ing crops Of grain thirty days from day of sale.
INN EDIATELI PRECEDING this sale, viz: at
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell. on the premises
three valuable business lots. yng little north Of the
east side of High street. This . opportunity
for any one desiring to engage in extensive manu-
featuring and mercantile business.
Terms nearly as above. viii De given at sale.
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my2S-d&ds

CHhAsN@GvEIRHY s SALE Hes OF XAIgABLE i IN
bRANca d FIJI TILE f foioSAc RIVER, s NEak
BHA S1xz ktkP stE M dosa aEEE
the District of Columbia. passed In Equity cause
40 sy.S on the 10Th day Of May. lssS the an.
IL r9n' IF ne prs%sss at public auction on TUES
Gel OF land and premises situate yang aud being in
the eastern Branch Of the Potomac river near the
Navy Yard bridge, and contained within the follow
northwest corner of this lot point the Eastern
Branch ana the beginning of lot numbered (6) of
fort I4soJ degrees east one hnndsed and Twelve
perehes to the river road thence with said road south
sixty.one and three-quarter l6lso) degrees west to
locust tree torty~sven 90 psfches; thence north
the mark Ess 3
of the Potomac river: thence with said branch
BEGINNING Containing twenty nine and a shre 9.
quarter e2s1 ,a acres Of land more Isss.
John A. smith and sally smith t. Samuel ]. Grimes.
BY deed dated and recorded on the l5!h day Of
one of the land records Of the Distric OF Columbia
Ss s o
karoad company Inc sg rsgae amount Of said land
being twenty and 1910 acres more or less
ALSO, oNThE SAME DAY. at the HOUR OF ONE
corner 9TH and d streets. Washington, b. C.. n the
undersigned win sell, as trustee, under the afore-
Sites numbered two mnndred (2OO). two hundred and
bered eghty-three (esD. in said Congressional Gem
etery.
of Sale: In the case of the farm the terms OF
sale as follows: Onethird cash and the balance
In one and TWO years from day Of sale, with in
terest at the rate Of six (6) per centum per annum
until paid from day of SALE and payment therefore
be secured by the promssory notes oi epurchaser
sod in case the land Is at once decided to purchaser
be paid in cash on day of sale 4 deposit OF $3.50 viii
be required at time Of sale. the Of the burial
sites The terms of sale all cash. deposit of S25
will be required day OF SALE In both the
vryancing &c. will be at the cost of purchaser
chasers The terms Of sale In either must be
piled with In ten days after SALE otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell Of deulting pur
chaser purchasers after tive days public notice of
such resale In sOe newspaper published In Washing
ton, D. c. JOHN b. LAKNER. Trustee
DJNCAN6ON RR0S Aucts mv21SaxTs
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Deeds In fee have been filed as follows:
w. q 6. r. r. Co. to A. A. Birney, lots 10 to %
and 81 to So. and parts 15, 63 and 81, so. $50:
s.: LIE Roy futile to .. s. p. Quackenbush,
Warner 70 e. +. Wood, sub 1873, SO. 27I;SI 900.
%. Temple ct al. to Marie Il. RepetI, SUD IuL 8.
Pat Chichester; 1880; Holmes H Cate e J. S.
Mary Wilkes ct al. to Commos Club, part Of Is
and s.n ID, SO. 221; $4,000: I. Ross to $. Open
Bieber 10 Isaac L. Blout, so. $50: sIi.TI0.52
G .. r. French to Washington Danenhower,
i H5 q so d aos To- F. b stSSeking g l. NJ
TO w. u. Hodges, part IL, SO. 374; $4,000. Ma
tionai savings bank to Fannie II. Ingersoll, lot
2 and part l =. 7. BIS sub Pleasant Plains;
$6,3Sl. Virginia D. Corbit To George D. Todd
sub z, SO. 139; $4,000. T. j. Gardner, trus.
tee. to Jesse Lee Adams. lot 10, 50. 26s: 81, 500
III, 50. 271: $1,000; b. ii. Warder TO David
Rlttenhouse, sub lots 10 to FL, SO. 1873; S13, 794
W. II. Ennis to Hugh Sisson. part Is, SO. 81 3;
S. Berlin to O. F. Presbrey, lot i, 50. ss4;
$4,225: W: T. Van Doren to b. P. Mimmack'
sub lots "a to %, SO; sos; $1,325.40 B. w.
90, Lanier Heights; S65O. W. Ii. Campbell to
Ga 9s Y Ailmaa' So Sub W. A. So I Alice
and De so Sss ss"o AsanS k sSS 10 iots
Mary J: Utiey. lot 70. 50. 1875; s4s5.9s. John N
Ann Mime to Hannah Edwards. e. part 3, SO.
43; $500. r b. Howison 10 Samuel Howison,
and 3. So. =. Of SO. 667; s. James B. Winner ei
TO F: G. an Vliet, lot 2S, blk. 10. Reno; $40.
Ida B: States TO J. Is. Swormstedt, part 2, 50.
S18 $93S.79. Caroline B. Wescott TO Hattie
". Boyer, part sub lots IL aud II, 50. 1853; -.
b. w. Perkins 10 +. White. sub lot 1O3. OF lots
M. Boardman TO s. +. Merrill, part lot 8, 90.
447; 81 800. 3. II. Warner 70 Court F. Wood,
sub 153, 81. 271; 81 800. = H. Warner to c.
Walker to H. Kraak, lot ~, res. 10: SlO.26O
Henry Kraak to ]. Il. Hester ct al, lots IA and
is, 50. $50; $1,000.
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NJ" THE RECORD STANDS.
TEACHING GIRLS TO COOK.
AOA11N0 VANLS III VOOA.
Ane free school of Cookery and It's
Objects-An Entertainment Last Eve.
ming.

An enterprise that might be regarded more
In the line Of social reform than of a charity
was called to the attention of the public last
evening by an entertainment which was given
at All Souls church for the benefit of the free
school of cookery. There was not as large an
attendance as the character of the program
and the object of the entertainment warranted.
but those who were present were delighted
with the singing of Mrs. Kidwell, Miss Katie
Scott and Miss Eva Mills. Violin selections
were rendered by Miss Matte Saxtou, Miss
Emma Prall and Master Robert Stearns,
anu the evenings entertainment was brought
OF Carlyle.
PRODUCING Dr. Mbprn said that Se wss rl ia to
welcome TO his church those who were in
teresled In such deserving charity. He said
tributed to dyspepsia, and it was therefore ap-
propriate that his admirers should endeavor to
prevent Inc spread OF stomach disorders In the
Worio. III. Milourn said in response to these
remarks before beginning on Carlyle that
whiie good cooking might not reform the
people Tor reform. He then went on to speak OF
the influence OF cookery upon the health dis
position, happiness and habits of people, and
ne laid stress upon The fact that i'm proveme nts
In present methods would do much towards
elevattng mankind. The institution whose
mission was thus eulogized has been in opera
tlon In TINS city tor the past five years.
but SO quietly has its work been done, that
even Its existence Is unknown to a large pro-
Po'Iaou VI PcoPIo VINO are supposed be eSDe-
cially interested In enterprises of this kind.
Inc ladies' Interested, however, have gone on
with the work, using what means they had, but
being continually ham ered in their operations
oy the want OF funds. The object OF the school
when II was started five years ago was TO pro
VIDE means for teaching girls aud women Cook
cry in all Its branches. The class designed to
be reached was mainly those who were unable
u pay ior such Instruction and had not the
proper facilities At their homes. The pupils
now number between thirty and ior1y. and
every day for two hours the rooms occupied by
the school, at 1928 H street, present u busy
scene When an array OF coOKs are busting
about compromising various dishes. Under the
Careful Teaching of two young ladies-the
Misses Gemmiil-the scholars are gradually
initiated into the mysteries of food and the
ingredients that enter into it. The ladies inter-
ested In this work are Mrs. A. L. Wood bury the
president, and her associates, Mrs. j. o. Stan
ton. Mrs. II. & Williams, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Talbot. The money that il needed for the
school Is contributed from private sources. The
only other additional source OF revenue is the
sale OF cake. The methods OF conducting the
school are said to be very superior, and have
been much admired by visitors from similar
institutions in other Cities
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BY virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of 80
the District Of Columbia passed On the 9th day HI
Of May, A. D lss6, IL cause No se3S. "a r.
Docket No. 30 pending In said curt VIII rein Joan
81 BIRD and another are complainants and Rebecca
g. Bird and others are defendants. will sell at public
.1ction i1 front Of the premises. on TIL RsDAY,
O'CLOCK i. M part OF square numbered three hum
dred and (Ss5), beginning for the same
at point on south distant sixty three feet
east from the northwest corner Of said square and
thirteen feet thence south ON line parallel with 10th
street west one hundred feet eight tuches thence west
on line parallel with said street thirteen feet;
thence north line parallel with said 10th street
one hundred teet eight inches 70 the place Of begin
ming: improved by substantial Frame Dwelling
House.
Terms Of sale q specided by the decree: oneshird
Ut the purchase money shall be In cash. and the ba
ancs 10 equal instsmsn.s 10 one and two years re.
chaser must be given. to bear interest," from day Of
sale at sx cent and secured by deed Of trust
properly cold, OF all caDh ~ purcslAsers option.
dep0sst Of $50 at time Of sale. All convey sncng at
pnrcasere cost II the teIms OF the sale are not conn
piled With In esven days q q DAY g ae. the resese
purchaser ai1r Ave days public notice q ech rseas
In some ueWupapeE plh11n - Me1hlnatou. d
BAN. MADQOx. tfuesa
ga EoulDlann avenue, Wo1h1ugton, d G.
ppNoANHoN BROa, Aucea Wy1o-64dhe
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BROS, Auct,oneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-,
PROVED PROPERTY On l2Tu STREET Be
TWEEN T AND STREETS NV.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause ia#
No 1852. Docket 20, viii offer Tor sale on u
FRIDAY, ELEVENTH day OF JUNE. A ID. ioo,.,
at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. ~, IN front Of The premises
los eight "a nne 0l, ten llO) and eleven Il }. in
GunRelis rocOried subdivision OF square numbered
three hundred and five 90 g., the city Washing
ton. In the district OF Columbia. recorded in the
surveyors office OF said district Zach OF these lois
front twenty-one ieet six inches (2l It in D. and
have depth of ninety-three (S3 .eet alley aud
improved by one Zstory brick aud one 2story frame
building.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One-third
OF the purchase money In Cash. the remand in six
twelve shd eighteen months from day sale. the
whole to bear Interest from day e. and the de-
erred payments be secured by deed of the
premises sold. or all cash, The option Of the pur-
time Of sale. Co .veyancing, DC, purchu ers cost
Terms 10 be complied with in ten days from day
of SALE otherwise the Trustee the right 10
res the property in default at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser after five days pupic
tSemenI OF such resale In newspa published
In W Washington, d. c.
CHARLES A. WALTER, Trustee
myZ0-d6dS S42 street NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
THE BALL PLAYERS.
The Nationals Yield q Game 70 the De.
trOffs-Other Games Yesterday.

The Detroit giants made their first appear
ance in Washington yesterday afternoon, and
added another victory to their long list. They
defeated the Nationals by q score of 6 to 4, but
the game was characterized by brilliant field
Ing. The victors batted Barr freely, as they do
every pitcher, and earned all Of the runs made.
The game opened auspiciously for the home
team, and at the end of the second innings the
score stood four to nothing in their favor The
Wolverines were not dismayed in the least, and
kept smuggling the ball until they had earned
six runs. They had TO put 1t repeatedly beyond
the reach OF the National fielders TO make any
Roadway, but this they seemed TO know how to
90. Baker led the batting for the Nationals.
ihe Nationals may be no match for such a
team, but no one can be dissatisfied with such
game as yesterday. The same clubs meet
again to-day.
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Country cousins are beginning to receive
letters nom their city relatives.
An up town sign reads, "violin college" II
IL q hopeiose enterprise we fear. The violin II
not susceptible Of iearning very much. II II
the people who think they can play on the
violin who need instrooti0n the mosk-.Nssv
York GrqphSo.
II may seem strange d the frst thought, bat
the wave of q handkerehtef has vEockOd many
: man o. -Ebonsvt1ls Axgses
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A Mother Meets Her Loug.Lest Daugh.

Hagersfown Special to BALTIC. American, May 26th.
few weeks since there was on one Of the
Shenandoah Valley railroad trains that arrived
here q Miss Haines, aged twenty-eight years.
who had been stolen from her parents while q
child, and had lived In Richmond during these
years, knowing nothing OF her antecedenis. She
had been living ct the house OF q man BY the
name OF Crawford. who, just prior to his death,
which occurred recently, divuiged the name OF
the girl, together with the tact that he had
stolen her from her home in Eikton, where her
mother still lived. After his death CORES
pondence between the girl and her mother es-
tablished the truth OF what Crawford had said,
In Maryland. The meeting between the mother
and her l0ng-icst child was Of the most afect-
Ing character.
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The NoUos VSssnvo, OF 81 Pstsrsburg, states
that the shah Of Persia hes refused . proposal
from Turkey 70 join in . universal Mos
suiman alliance. The paper further declares
that In the text OF his refusal The shah uses the
following languages Ny friend Ruesta will not
allow anybody 70 attack me.v Advtoe1 from
sian ministry gave . banquet 10 Musret Rnchn,
who mootod an alliance between Turkey, Per-
STA and Russia, and who, In advocating the pro
posal, attributed ell recent mtsIortunes to Per.
sia ard Turkey 70 ~their common enemy, Eng
land"
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THE EVENING STAR
LADIES' GOODS.
H wHEATLEY's DYE WORKS

VIZ H. wHEATLEY'S DYE WORKS.
W. Established 1881
Judging from past experience, the rush Of work this
fall will be great that it will b impossible 10 get
skilled NOrkmeD enough TO do IL promptly as de-
sired Our many patrons will consult their inter-
ests- and do a favor by sending In their Fall
and Winter garments Immediately or during the sum-
ner months. To be cleaned OF dy ed desired Work
{, ceiveo and delivered residence upon notice by
postal card. at the Office. loss Jefferson George
Town, L.. G. ie2-s3m
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auc.,oneerA

nUNCANsON BROS, AuctaoneerA
sU-.MER HOMES. ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
NEAR CAPE HENRY.
THE BEAUTIFUL HCLLlES
AT AUCTION.
100 LOTS FOR SUMNER COTTAGES
THE HOLLIES,"
ON ATLANTIC OCEAN, NEAR VIRGINIA
BEACH HOTEL,
WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS.
AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
NINTH AND d STREETS NORTHWEST,
ON WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH JUNE
AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
This property lies on the Atlantic Ocean, be- eseA
tween Cape Hen ~ and the Virginia Beach Hotel iHM
Property, fronting on the Atlantic ocean and on l
oyster Bay. beautiful sh IT of water, Astounding
with fish and Oysters, fine bathing flor those who pre-
Ter SUI water) hne cunning game of all kind abuA.
dant an hours ride from Norfolk via Virginia Beach
railroad AS TO the health OF this locality call
tent1on to the letter of Dr. Alfred e. Tebault old
practitioner of medicine in Princess Anne county for
about fifty years, which will take pleasure in show
ing Plat OF property 1T our auction rooms
Terms: One-th:rd cash; balance q credit of six
and twelve months. notes bearing six per cent Sc
cured by deed Oftrust cash option Of
je2-d6dbS
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Pointers For the White House.
FOR THE EYE OF Mr.. CLEVELAND.

doubt not that to-day Mr.. Cleveland feels
all the importance which attaches to q man
about to give up the closet, three OF four
drawers In the dresser and all the pegs save
one. Perhaps he doesn't realize this little fam
lily arrangement, but il will come TO him soon
enough. The Ice will be broken some nne June
day, when the president OF 81, OOO OOO of peo-
pie finds his summer suit smothering under
that bewildering mass Of weighty fabrics which
women call clothes. And then the foremost
man Of his time will sit down on the bed and
rest his chin on his hands and wonder what
Elizabeth Cady stanton aud Susan b. Anthony
and the rest Of them are kicking about, any.
way.
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NyALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneera
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUG.
TION, No. 436 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
WEST.
We shall sell. in front # premises on THUR 80
DAY. JUNE THIRD at SIN O'CLOCK p NJ. Esi IN
Lot No. 81. in square 465 having % feet Zs4
inches front by 10 leet deep, q 15-fOOt alley.
improved by Frame Dwelling. five rooms Good
Eusiness property
Terms Cash in thirty days after day Of sale. 500
down when the property is struck Of ALI convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
myZY-5t WAITER u. WILLIAMS q CO. Aucts
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PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT 400 n
STREET NORTHWEST
BY direction OF the owner shall offer for sale -.
on TUESDAY, JUNE FIRST at FOU Pin in ~ @
front of the premises part of lot q. in square 81 z s
fronting on ii street 10 feet by average depth dis
of about "a ieet wi threeStory rame Residence;
six rooms and kitchen thereon. Terms easy,
w. J. NEWTON, Attorney for Owner,
my25, 27,2 3&ie1 $40 st NV.
HFTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED TO
tt URSDAY, JUNE THIRD. 1856. at FiVEP. NJ.
jeZ-Lt w. j. NEWTON, Attorney,
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
WELLKEPT HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE AND
THE CONTENTS OF FANCY STORE, No. ESQ
~ n STREET NORTH WEST At Az, TON. 5000
at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell at the above store and
dwelling the following effects:
Walnut Parlor suite In Raw silk.
Walnut and n. 7. Cente iables
Walnut u. T. Chamber Furniture In sets and separ-
Feather Beds and Mattresses
Window Shades and Hanginga
Oak Dining Table. Small Refrigerator
Fine Walnut Dining Chairs.
Walnut Office Table.
Organ, Sewing Machine.
Fine Heating Stoves Cooking Stove
fnM HTaoi:ei Gss stcys S ur SALE
OF Furniture shall sell the contents of fancy store
embracing general assortment OF goods jel-3t
FTNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucroneef.
AT AUCTION.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
BAUMS DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Consisting Of
SILKS, WOODEN DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs.
WHITE GOODS.
and all such goods are found In only irst-class
be sold at auction to the highest bidder
This sale ts peremptory. and will commence at
Ten O'CLOCK. WEDN ESDAY, JUNE THE SEC
OND. and continued uEtil further notice. Comfort
allie seats will be provided for all who will attend The
sale will take place up stairs in the back building of
our store.
my3I-2m CHAS. BAUM eth, 9Th aud D sts
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FOR THE rYr OF MRS. cLrvrLAxn.

EIUm Iuo LOubVlue OOOtIeI JOuruAs
Atleast one important fact drops out from
the mass OF gossip about the Presidents we'd
ding. It 10 that walls Of Q robins egg tint are
every trying and unbecoming 70 q female face. !"
II the abolition Of all walls Of Q robinsegg tint
shall follow upon the marriage OF Mr.. Cleveland,
any little shortcomings on the part OF the ad-
ministratton In the matter OF tAri0 reform will
be readily overlooked In the next great
national election.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE OF RARE AND VALUABLE
COLLECTION OF JAPANESE PORCELAINs
AND CLoIsoNNE. BRASS FLOWER TABLE,
BRASS FRENCH MIRROR. SOLID BRASS
THREErLIGHT sCoNCE. METAL ENAMEL
ED VASES CATALAN DECoRATIoN), Pc
DEsTALs, CLOCKS AND OTHER ELEGANT
GOODS
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE EIGHTH,
1885 at ELEVEN O'Clock. at my Auction Rooms,
shall sell superb collection of the above goods,
comprising wonderful specimens Of Japanese Art
Inc articles VIII be on view the day prior sale,
and mutt be seen to be appreciated.
THOMAS BOWLING,
je3dts Auctioneer.
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PROPOSALS.

fhO1OSALS.
IDROPOsALs FOR WASTE PAPER,
u DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
W Washington, d. C., June i, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
IUEsDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH, 1886. al TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. tor the Waste Paper of this Depart
eht and It's several bureaus for the fiscal year end
Ing June 80, 1867.
Untrue lions To bidders will be furnished on appli
lnteiio 49,
Proposals to te addressed to the undermined and
marked Proposals for Waste Paper"
l. q. c. LAMAR
-yel.eo0e Secretary.
11RoPosALS FOR STATIONERY.
- NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGToN, MAY 10, 1855
e1e1 proposals, In dup.lc te. Endorsed Proposals
ot stationery and addressed to the secretary the
Hesy Washington, u. G., Will be received until NOM
yONE EIGHTEENTH, 1855 from manufacturers of
or regular dealers 10 the articles supply stationery
ueiSerabie NJ the New York Navy ard for the avy
department. the Navy and the Marine Corps during
the nscsai y Ar ending June so. 1887. Forms on
which proposals mus be submitted embracing scne-
uie o The er icies required other provisions a. to
Qualify d'nSery. Inspection and payment, which will
part Of the offer and into
VIII De furnished ON application to the secretary OF
the Navy.
The Department reserves the right to reject any one
or all Oh the bids. and TO waive infOrmalities
WILLIAM e.. WHITNEY,
myIVAaW4W Sec etary Of the Navy.
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KILOGRAMS 10 FHE STAR


NASHVILLE, TENN, JUNE S.-Ieputy United
States Marshal Grccn an posse, while APP
proaching the Illicit dIssllery OF Hight aud
Barnes, I'm Benton county, fred upon
by InoonshfneTs. he shots were returned a nd
lively fusilade was kept up several minutes,
but no one was hurt The revenue men were
compelled 20 retreat.