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DIED.

ABELL In washngtOr, 2; G. ThursSsy July u.
Mary's county. Nd Ia the siXy%evsnth year of his
interment St Johns Church. St MAry's ooanay.
baltimore sun please copy.l
CARR. suddenly. on July IL. Lsse. BENJAMIN
Friends and relatives respec!faliy invited 70 attend
T nis g . sr les Mast, Sa '
timore and San dusky papers please copy.
,o DtXoN on J1y lstn issS :. sso sS ~ :s.
sns = rnSa .1e u xa v
july ness s vi" ro% s os {. SSasss en.r as
Capitol and X streets northeast.
La BILLIE On July Il, lisa FRANKIE
You q julia .nd the re h
Funeral will luke place from psrenss rvshaspee. 40
M A ad s.ss or ~ Il: sssss
invited To attend
LooNEY, On July 18th. lsse. 9. 2 >a- KATIE;
second daughter OF the late }. and c Loeney. sged
nineteen years
Fridas. FRIENDS Of the family G nrissa 70 sstsS1
~ LAP .sss
Margaret McksnnA aged tsn yesnA. isE months -
Funeral win take place from her per<nts' rssi1sece.
1922 Thirty street West wssnin.tons On frt-
day; a. clock Pm fnenos ava rsA~aivss ssS w
RYAN On Jury 18th, 1856. sner |. nnger.ns u
GicHxII w. Il RYAN .s s; iorty-sisss sssrs 49,
Funeral from his late residences, corner Twenty-0ro
and L streets northwest Friday, July lUsh. q $50
am. Mass at ST. stephens CHURCH ~ o'clock. 4els-
tives lends respectfully invited 10 attend y
TALBERT. Al pm. July l3th. lboe. ELLEN.
wife of Nm Talbert Ia cas seventy third year 81 Ter
age, after = long and painful illsess.
Funeral from her late residence. 1875 Tenth etFoot
southeast Friday, Juiv 10th NJ O'Clock pm. 1elAr
lives and friends respectfully invited 2s
THOMAS On Tuesday, July 18th. 1855, O. CSC
O'Clock M. amer q long And lingering illness ELIZA
THOMAS. wife Of James H Thomsa, In the stxsy.
third year OF her age
The funeral wall Jake place from her soeS rea1snos,
Charles Thomss bxt Il street 1OuthWeB, ap1 earned
to esiey Zion church. street. between second and
Third streets southwest, on SUNDAY sftsrpoouL July
18TH 2 O'Clock Relatives and friends saDo0dal6
In vited TO attend -
WHITE. On July 18th, 1888, ~ ehsr rosiAenoe
WHITE, daughter Of the late Col A. G. Gnoo, -
wife Of Col. George L. White
Her remains Will be taken 60 the hn5ly $3.50
near VtpceunGs, Indiana, for bur1a.
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what the Treasury OQstals Wul Re-
guire Aefore Payment % AsAe 90
Them.

In answer TO the reoaisition OF the Secretary
OF the Interior for the payment Of those prop
erty owners on the library site Who
have accepted the award OF the jury, Acting
Secretary Fairchild to-day sddrssssd him
letter stating that before any payments san b
authorized 10y the accounting offcer it viii Do
necessary 10 furnish satisfactory evidence thai
the release and convey ance OF tho properly -
the government Il In accordance with Law, and
Also the written opinion of the Attorney een-
eral rs 10 the validity OF the title In each In
stance.
The letter also suggests that all the payments
be made by the Secretary Of The Interior
department, who will he furnished with the ne
tary of the Interior 10 the Treasury department
In this way the Treasury department will
Simply pay ont lump sums, and the SECRETARY
tue proper conveyance Of the property In eac b
way, too. the question of whether any
money can be paid Tor . part Of the
property before the whole has been condern ned,
Will not have TO be settled by the Treasury
department. BY paying lump sums, ~
required 10y The Secretary Of the Interior,
the treasury department. Will not DO
Responsible for the individual Disbursements,
but Will honor the acquisitions of the Secretary
OF the Interior A. lollx there IL any thing re-
manning oi the appropriation VI $500. 900. The
responsibility OF exceeding the appropriation.
al az is exceeded, viii then rest upon the CON-
mission having charge oi the matter.
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AUCTION SALES.

a NL11ON 0AAl1O.
vTNIoMAs BOWLING, Aucaonssr.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs AT
ACTION Rooms, SATURDAY, July 17EH.
s Sc TEh 81 a
ONE REV SUPERIOR REfEIsERAroR. GOOD As
TWO H1sH e 1Tfvl wrseew
g5A MsEsH 5-s1ii-e AND FouRsIDE Plates
cAEsiA H3 swT BHas Gsss %EAeoss
TT,HE HEALING SPRINGS BATH COUNTY.
N va VII be sold at auction on the premise I'D
Hs sss bsI 3d. aoSEsr +, Wara
springs Valley $500 fee: above sea level Besides
with the springs. The waters a noted remedial
agent IN pulmonary gastric and nervous diseases Art
tiying the place, This a very valuable prop
erty, with capabilities for large and profitable exps
For descriptive pamphlets circulars, maps. &c, adj
dress the aae'0ntsrs' aUARLEs : M " h5Mn or
tyl5.l922, 2s,au2,5s.12&1e Richmond, Va
SHItEp sAhH Fl fA SEAR sr kHs
sFpRT oM EfHHdIh TMh0paH SAID TRACT
y Duh h., 1ss4 and recorded in Lioer No. loso. folio
Ha one OF the Land Records of the District Of Co.
2s5 y III SGRf aSs
UA1 OF JULY. 1856. at HALF-PAST SIX
t oNLOoh NJ the south part OF Lot numbered thir'
Teen i3 OF the subdivision of the tract called "Chi.
eestpr 10 the district OF Columbia made rs commits
soners aPpoihted In equity No 1918 In the Su.
preme Court of said District, containing es-iOO
acres more or less and being all of said Lot l3 ex,
Ct naL part conveyed to Frederick Douglass by deed
dated October II. 1873, ard recorded in Lber 9OU,
iollo 100 OF said Land Records
Terms: One-thfrd cash, and balance in six, twelve
aha eighteen months from day of sale with interest,
W De by deed of trust on the property or all
CASH II desired. deposit OF 500 required and all
conVeyanclng at purchasers cost IT terms Of sale
nO complied with in ten days right reserved TO re-
Sell at risk OF detaulting purchaser.
JAMES :. EDWARDS,)
JOB BARNARD, Trustees.
412 9Th St n.w)
THOS, BOWLING. Auctioneer iy15- eodtHds
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROYED PROPER.
TY ON CSTREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS SOUIHEAST
by virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in esh
LlDsr No $40, folio 1926 of the land records I'LL
OF the District OF Columbia, will sell in front Of GV
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF JULY, D. 1856. al SIX O'CLOCK
~ all those pieces or parcels of ground and prem
OF the city of Washington in the District Of Columbia
and known the west thirty-hve feet front by the
entire depth of Lot numbered OK the east Iwen-
tyseyen feet front by the entire depth Of Lot num-
oered Two t2, and the east twenty six and one
na inches front by the entire depth Lot numbered
Iour a.. all in square numbered
ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTY QO6O).
together with all the improvements ways easements
rights privileges and appurtenances to the same be.
longing or In anywise appertaining
Terms: One-third cash: balance In one and two
years. notes TO bear interest payable semiannually
and to be secured by deed Of premises sold or
all cash: at option Of purchaser. deposit Of 31OO
required on each lot at time Of sale. Conyeyancdng
etc. at purchasers cost Terms to be compiled with
In ten days. otherwise right reserved resell ct risk
and cost of defAuling purchaser ater i've days pub
Tic notice OF such resale In some newspaper published
In Washington, D. c.
tyS-d&ds SAMUEL CROSS Trustee
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Nominations To-day.

The President sent the following nomi-
lions to the Senate to-day:
Douglas w. Taylor, of Portland, Oregon, to be
surveyor general Ut Oregon.
Louis Williams, OF Missouri, to be a COM
missioner in and for the district of Alaska, TO
reside at Juneau City.
w. n. SeIkirk. TO be register of the land office
at Sacramento, Cal.
Gilbert u. Williams, of New York, to be agent
for the Indians OF the Cheyenne and Arapanoe
agency in the Indian Territory.
10 be receiver OF public moneys: Luke 4.
Burke, at Aberdeen, OAK; VIM. u. Hobbs, at
Springfield. Mo-; James \. Welch, Detroit,
Mich.
Commodore J. E. Jouett to be rear admiral;
Commodore John III. Russell 10 be a rear admit
rail- Captains John Irwin and James A. Green
TO be commodores; Commanders Norman III.
Farquhar and Theo. +. Kane, TO De captains;
Lieut.. Commander Edwin White, Oscar r.
Heyerman, TO be commanders; Lieuis. Samuel
". Very and George A. Bicknell, u Dc lieuten-
ant commanders.
The following lieutenants of the Junior grade
to he lieutenants: VIM. +. Halsey, Frank \.
Wilmer, Frederick Ii. Tyler, Henry MorreI.,
VIM. Winder and ". A. Shuleldt.
Following ensigns to be lIeutenants of the
junior grade: Dewitt Coflman, Vim. q. Han
mum, Richard Henderson, Thomas ID. Griffin,
Henry MinetS, Richard L. Mulligan, William
Braunersreuther and Francis Ii. sherman.
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED GROUND
IN RAPIDLY IMPROVING NEIGHBOUR
HOOD BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THIRD AND STREETS NORTH WEST,
And ON p STREET, NEAR THIRD STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia, passed July Sd. A. l.. -
1856. IN Equity cause No. 5000, the undersigned, -
as Trustee, VIII offer for sale, public anctiOn in
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY. THE
NV TWENTY MT SECOND DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1886, at
SIN O'CLOCK r NJ. the following described real
estate situate in the City Of Washington District of
Columbia, to wit Original lot numbered fifteen (15)
IN square numbered five hundred and hfty- three
f563 and the east sixteen feet six inches t166) Of
lot numbe; ed seventeen 40. and the west twenty.
nine (29) feet of lot numbered eighteen IS) in said
square 553 Original lot 10 has front % feet on
street by depth OF 80 feet Sd street northwesi
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree: One-third
cash. and balance i'll Six twelve and eighteen months,
all cash, option of purchaser Deferred nav.
ments to be secured by lien on the prem
is.S sold The purchaser to give his therefor.
with interest at SIX per cent A deposit OF 500 re
CURED on each of above parcels Of ground Terms to
be complied with within days All conyeyancing
and recording at purchasers cost.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Trustee,
N12-o%ds No. OIL 18th street northwest
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
REGISTERED HoLsTEIN CATTLE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION

REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CATTLE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JULY NINETEENTH. 1885. at
WE'VE O'CLOCK NJ, at '.Springland' Farm, on
the road and adjoining the place recently
purchased by President Cleveland. viii sell the fol-
lowing celebrated HOlstein Cattle:
BULL SAWYER" No 1878 calyed July 10Th
1854 sire Billy Boeiyn: dam Petrones. bred by Ed
gar Hiudekoper. of Meadville. Pa
COW "VRUUTJE. 3D. No. S543, calved Nav %
1854: sire Billy Boelyn; dam VrOutje (has bull calf
same gentleman
The Cattle Will be found in rstclass condition and
we'll worthy the attention of buyers Certificates OF
registry can be the Office of the Auctioneer
Terms made known day of sale.
1y1Odts THOMAS DOWIINC Anct
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TbleglanS to The Star.
want to See Mr.. sqnire's Books.

Want to See Mr.. Sqnire's Books.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Commissioner OF Pub
lie Works Roliin NJ. squire returned 10 the city
served him with = subpoena requiring him to
appear with books and papers before the com.
miSsionsrs vi accounts and there answer such
questions as would be asked him.
The American Yacht Club Regatta.
LARCEMoNT, July 15.-At noon Mr.. Jay
Gonlda Atalanta aud Mr.. w. E. Connor's Yose-
mite, the only boats in the first class, got under
way at a signal from ex-Commodore Austin
Monroe on the sloop yacht Schemer. The Alta
lanta crossed the line at 1901 and the Yose-
mite at 1202, 80.
The New York stock Market
The following the opening and 500 p m. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day. reported by
special wire to II. II. Dodge. $50 18Th street:
NQuc q 2alAI q 1900
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HALL-FR1DLEY. On Thursday morning. July
l5th 1856 AT sixth Presbyi church. Oy Rev.
Nm Ia. Chapman. AkD II. HALL aud HAH
TIE Is ERIDLEI.
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w. M. SHusrrn q Soxs
FRENCH. GERMAN. ENGLISH And AxERIcAM
DRY GOODS,
90 rssnsylvsnia sva,
ARE NOW OFFERING uNusuA1
BARGAINS
In Fancy Dress Goods, White Goods and III kinds
offspring and Spmmef goods - they win to close
out all Fancy summer Fanr,quss In the next few
weeks.
we nave stu remaining the most choice assortment
OF FRENCH SATINES we have ever had 1t this
season. and complete stock Of plain coo In all the
choice new Shades many Of them in styles not 70 be
found elsewhere In thus city.
complete stock Of BLACK GOODS of the very best
CoLORED SILKS to be found In this market
PARASOLS. LADIES UMBRELLAS. HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFs, NAPKINs. TowELINGs.
and very large lot Of Remnants. which we have
marked 1t great loss. as wish to close tnem out
this month.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
ONE PRICE ONLY.
jy7 THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST
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COMMODORE SIcARD, chief OF ordnance, Navy
department, has gone TO Portsmouth. N. H.. for
q week on official business. Chief Clerk Had
X. Sailer II acting chief during his absence.
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THE q. 8. 8. CONSTELLATION arrived ct
N. H., yesterday.
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JULY =. 1856.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
The office OF the Chief Clerk Department of Justice
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOM, TUESDAY, July
10. 1886. tor furnishing the Department with sta
tiUnery for use during the fiscal year ending June 90
1887 Lists of the articles needed and instructions to
bidders can be obtained upon application. The right
to reject any and ali bids is reserved
jyH1Ut A. H GARLAND. Attorney General
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A BOARD of navy pay officers. consisting OF
Pay Directors Murray, Fulton and WASH
ington and Passed Assistant Paymaster
Gait, met at the Navy department TO-
day for the examination for promotion Pay
Inspector Parks and Passed Assistant Pay
master ColhOun. Paymaxter Guild will ap-
pear before the board on Tuesday.
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T R1cEs Tosr To SHnrDa
RUN YOUR EYE DOWN THIS COLUMN
'RAIL. FOB THE 4TR OF JULY,
And then call At
OAK HALL. CORNER 10TH AND r STA,
And see the Blue Norfolk Jackets At %, worth -
Norfolk Jackets ct Is, worth a.
Norfolk Jackets at %, worth %.
Fine Norfolk Jackets and Pants ct $40, reduced
from $1650
ssersucker Norfolk Jackets and Vests 81, worth So
worth 81. 81 aud a.
Office Coats at a5c. worth Soc
Coats and Vests IN Alpaca. Drap d.Ete, Pongess. It
greatly reduced price1
Great reduction throughout our entire stock Of
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
Prince Albsrt Suits as e15, worth s26.
Odd Pants IN immense variety from 91.26 up.
White Vescs from 76c. up
FOR BOYS TO la
Shirt Waists n 35c. &c., 75c 9Oc and q; best in
the market.
.h sss and $685. best good.
FOR BOYS Is TO ID
A dne assortment in Norfolk and Plain Suits must
be closed out regardless of cost
OAK HALL,
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Capitol Topics.

A SENATE SUBSTITUTE FOR THE RIVER AND
HAREoR BILL.
In the Senate this afternoon the commerce
committee reported substitute for the river
and harbor bill. 1t contains the same items OF
appropriation the original bill, but makes a
reduction all through Of 20 per cent.
THE INDIAN TRADERSHIP INVESTIGATION.
The Platt select committee this morning re-
sumed the examination OF e. A. Cleveland
who had stated that he was crowded out OF his
indian leadership at Anadarko, Indian Terri
tory, by brother of Senator (now judge Jack
son, an appointee OF the present administrat ion.
Senator Blackburn subjected the witness To a
rigid cross-examination and under ii he devel-
oped case OF very detective memory.
A NEW TRIAL FOR GUNNELL AND ADRIA-
ANS-To-day In the Court in General Term in
the case of l.. Gunnell and John ii. Adraiaans,
convicted OF conspiracy IN the Criminal Court,
the arguments were concluded, and Judge Mer-
rick delivered the opinion Of the court reyers-
ing the judgment below, and awarding a new
trial.
JOS GERHARDr PRESENTED WITH SILVER
man OF the New York Baseball club went to
the bat for the first time in yesterdays game,
he was surprised by a number Of his friends OF
the old Creighton Baseball club of this city
waiting on him and presenting him with "a
handsome assortment OF slverware. The
Creighton was the first club with which Ger
hardt ever played.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thero Follow
y,
a NJ, 90; a. IN. 90; IL m, "a; z p. ~, rs;
maximum, 16; minimum. 66.
local Notes.
At q meeting of the directors of the Anacostia
and Potomac River Railway Co., Mr.. II. A.
Griswold was elected president and Mr.. J. b.
Pitcher secretary and treasurer.
Lily Barton, young colored woman, was be-
fore Judge Smell to-day for striking her sster-in-
law with a stone, and she was flued 81.
Detective RAN has arrested James ID. DAILY,
who has q commission merchants license, and
charged him with being al unlicensed COM
mercial agent, alleging that he sells butter for
Baltimore firm, the latter collecting all bills In
the firms name. The case will be tried to-
morrow.
By general request the Mexican typical
orchestra will remain at Harris Bijou theater
for the remainder OF the week, giving Q matinee
Saturday afternoon.
A BOARD of navy pay officers. consisting OF
Pay Directors Murray, Fulton and WASH
ington and Passed Assistant Paymaster
Gait, met at the Navy. department to-
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AIEBIG COIPANY'S EXTRACT,
OF NEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
ing STOCK for Soups, Made DiahQo and SauceA
Annual sale 9.OOO.OOO jara
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF NEAT. An invaluable tonic SIS success
9nG boon f9r which nations should Tel CRATE
0A"-See Medical Press" Lancet" &c
Genuine only with the fac smile Of Baron Lie
blgs signature In blue Ink across the Label
The title Baron Liebig' and photograph hav-
ing neen largely used by dealers with no con-
nectOn' with baron Liebig, the public are In
formed that the Hehig Company alone can
Of genuneness
LIEBIG COAPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To be had Of all 6torekeepers, Gro
Ce0 and Chemists Sole Agents tor the United
STATES wholesale only. c. David q Co. Fen
cnurcn Avenue London England au6th
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


improved BY three small frames, numbered /, and
o, SHOWS alley. between Oath. 25th, and streets
Al egA Al SIX O'CLOCK sub lot in
ana 731 Pennsy lvania avenue northwest
At HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK. part of lots and
numbered 1905 Street Southwest. and 1907 VII,
gua avenue southwest.
jy12-4t THos. E. wAaGAMAN. Auct
THIS EVENING.
T'HIs EVENING. AT HALF-PAsT SEVEN PM.
WATdHEs Sit sihVERWARE IRE . JEW FL. y Ban.
Jos; SCOUTING M GooPs Ne IN sI4RE td 5S4I
TEENTH STREET. ---' = 1''
BY direction of the owner who is going exclusively
fs =.
PAST SEVEN, until oil are disposed OF.
my1o-2m NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS,
SEEMAE EMsY APP % ExE hhFaE OF
streets. commencing THIS EVENING. at EIGHT
at the SAME HOUR: until entire stock is disposed Of
yIO-ot WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneers
CONTINUATION safe OF FINE TRUNKS,
sSHFELIEs. ALSO FINE AssoRfMEST OF
l LEATHER GOODS OF a LARGE MANUFAG;
AMI FRIDAY, July TWELFTH, FOUR
O'CLOCK A. NJ. AND EIGHT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
AT STORE. No. 800 FIFTEENTH STREET
OPPOSITE U. y. TREASURY.
jy1O-6t WALTER Is. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
FRAME COTTAGE WITH BRICK BACK
Il BUlLDING, &c, No 800 STREET NORTH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY NINE
TENTH. at SIX O'CLOCK. we will SELL in M
front OF the premises !mM
One Two-story Fra me Cottage with brick back k:A.
building and workshop.
being No. sos IL street northwest, the same to be re-
jy14-d&ds DuNcANsoN BROS, AuctA
SATURDAY, JULY SEVENTEENTH, 1 Will
p sell at auction. at Police Headquarters. % Beer
Kegs aud cart loads OF Brick Sale al TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. By order Commissioners ID. G.
RICHARD SYLVESTER, Property CLERK,
1y13-ot Met. Police, District.
(,HANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court 80
OF the District of Columbia, sitting in equity iT1
passed July 2 1886. in cause lO.O23. wherein u
Jennie ID. Ford ct al plaintiffs and George
Kin ct al defendants. on SATURDAY. JULY
TWENTi-FOURTH, 1856 at HALF, PAST FIVE
OCLOCk T. NJ In front OF the premises, L will sell
and premises improved by tenroom frame dwelling
known rs and being parts of lot and 8, in square 466
In the city OF Washing, in the District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale Ia SAID decree Onethird Of the pur-
onehlrd in twelve months after date all cash. at
option Of the deferred payments
Dy deed OF trust. with interest at six cent one
hundred dollars to he paid by purchaser when prop
is bid OFT If terms of are not comp ed with
in ten days the Trustee may resell at deiauting pur
chaser cost
ANDREW A. L de;ao NIB Trustee:
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts iy1U-dxds
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR SALE-3-sToKY BRICK HOUSE, W ST
IT near lIth NV: cheap to al early purchaser Ap-
ply TO wESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa ave NV.
W163n
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90 TO GEO. s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
W Granite Work: best facilities In Washington for
such work Office and Yard 7O2 TO 7OS North Capitol
ct. Va rear OF Government Printing Oftica mhl7
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Gu Tar Bnsn:

THE CONCORD HARleEsa
We are the Sole Agents Sor the sals OF The Genuine
Concord Harness and Collars.
Beware Of limitations
b sure of Name and Number.
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THE TRACTION RA1LRoAD BILL THEN TAKEN
UP AND VARIOUS AMENDMENTS oEEKRKD-
LIVELY FIGHT OVER THE BILI.
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The U. 5. S. JCNIArA, now at New York.
which IL To make a Journey around the world,
has been ordered TO the Pacific station. and
Will sail in few DAYS,
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings At the signal office to-day,
3 a NJ, SO; q. m, SO; IL a. m, "a; p. ~, rs;
maximum, 16; minimum, 66.
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DEATH OF MIR. w. l.. MCGARr.-Mr. W. L.
Notary, OF tse law iiru, vi Notary, Duraut q
horner, whose leg WAS mputAted sunday
last Ut Providence hospital Tor gangrene result
Ing from "A frozen foot, died at the hospital lust
eNeniRs. Mr.. Notary was born I'm baltimore
IN ls2u. The iuLersI took place Shls afternoon
from the residence OF Capt ). u. Cabeli, lst ana
A streets soul heast, Rev. Mr. Shakeliord, vi the
Church OF the Ascension, officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-15

LNOR SALE-LOTS-
IL UNIVERSITY PARK.
Columbian College Grounds.
Several fine residences be erected on this site
during the summer. Prices advance. Location
elevated, commanding "a view of the entire city.
Water. gas and sewerage, No more desirable OppOr-
tunity Tor u home Investment
For plaIs and particulars, inquire of
PARKER & TOWNSEND,
je14-3m 141S st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-15

I-,OR sALE-BRICK HOUSE, ROOMS RATH
latrobe range and side lot IS feet front with aver.
age depth of 70 House and sdjo un lot - 600
cash. about ! sou feet ground worth =, 2ts) houss
worth At least ~ 500 in northwest part city ctr
TER q WIhhh lfZ3 , st jy14-at
LNOR Saloon 1NSTALLMEST PIAS-Io
II Brick AND T-room Houses ia northwest at from
$500 TO $500.
yl+St j. Ii. GRAY IL CO. 1872 F ST
L,OR SALE-TwO SMALL BRICK HOUSES 9o6
and 2Os last Capisol st. Inquire al SOS East Capi
toI ST lyl43t~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-15
MAR RIEbs.

MR.. A. +. MCMILLAN, Washington, DC, -
Red star Cough Cure cured his cough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-15

I.'OR SALE-TWO LOTS ON 10TH AND w SITS
Il H. W, upon which number of small houses can
De built To advantage; 90 f. 10Th st by - n 10 In
on W st. l.. C.. YOUNG,
1ylAlw l4OT Room 4.