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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers.

ASSIGNEE SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS. WATER
COLOR, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &C., &C.
By virtue of a deed of assignment given to me by
Brulator Dyer will sci! at public auction the
store No 1925 PENNA. AVE, formerly Barlow's)
on FRIDAY, JUNE EIGHTEENTH, 1885, begin
ming at TEN O'CLOCK in the forenoon, all the stock
of the said firm then remaining undisposed of
ing of
OH. PAINTINGS, WATER COLoRS.
ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS &C. &C
AN ASSORTMENT OF FINE PICTURE FRAMES.
MOULDING IN LENGTHS TOOLS AND
UTENSILS USUALLY FOUND IN SUCH AN
ESTABLISHMENT, AND ONE NEW MARVIN
SAFE.
Stock at private sale until Friday morning
1e14-Zt b. l. WHITE. Assignee.
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He Initiated King Ludwig,

SUICIDE OF ONCE WEALTHY BALTIMORE
GERMAN.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 16.-Conrad Miller,
aged 50, for many years prominent German
of this city, committed suicide by jumping
into the Patapsco river from q bridge In Balti-
more NOR county: He was at one time In comfort
made him despohdent. He was to have sailed
for Europe this afternoon on the German
steamer, but the suicide of King Ludwig of
Bavaria, preyed upon his mind and he sought
the same mode of death.
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CARRIAGES VILLAGE CARTS, COUPEs, COUP
ELETTE, PHETONS
TOP AND No-ToP BUGGIEs, &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE SEVEN.
TENTH, 1886, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. in front OF
my Auction Rooms shall sell without reserve the
following Carriages. &c
Three Village Carts. newly painted in complete
Two COupeS one Coupelette.
One Stx-seat Family Carriage.
One Four-Passenger Canopy Ph@ton.
One our-Passenger Vanished Wagon,
One No-Top End-Spring Buggy, made by W. d.
Rodgers & Co., Phila.
One Top Buggy.
One Coupe ROckaway..
The above work is from Andrew ]. Joyce and rnust
be sold to ma ke for his extensive repair work
Two ndSprfng Top Buggiea
Two Sidebar Top BuggieS
One Jump-Seat Carriage.
These are new and must be sold 70 cover advances.
fel4-3t -
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Fishing Schooner and Crew Lost.
ST. JOINS, N. F., June 16.-News comes from
and all on board, near Seal Rocks. The schooner
was heading for land when she was struck by
an off-shore squall, which carried away her un-
diatelY.
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN PM,
l. GUNS, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIES
WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY, BAN
JOS, SPORTING GOODS &c, IN STORE l347
TENTH STREET.
BY direction of the owner, who Is going exclusively
In the manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING, at HALF.
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed of.
bargains may be expected
myl5-2m n. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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THoMAs DowL1NG, Auctoneer.

COUPE, LARGE BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS
AND SET HARNESS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE SEVEN.
TENTH, 1886, at ELEV EN- O'CLOCK, I'm front of
my auction rooms. shall sell the above turnout with
out reserve. tel4-3t
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BOARDING.

o7 RUE GALILEE, PARIS, NEAR U. g. LEGA-
- uon and Arc Of Triumph, Rooms and Board
~ 5easonabie rates. references Address MADAME
l. noSiAN jed2ws
TABLE BOARD FOR THE SUMNER; $40 PER
\ month; strathmore arms. SO l2th st. n.wj4-1ms
ltNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 5l2 9TH ST n. W..
anu The La Pierre, cor. 10th and NV are the
psst conducted Boarding houses the city, Table frf
S.e,S. PIe1sant rooInA Terms moderate. OCT
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOI
HILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

WIN sell at public sale tfor the owner Of the -
P R.seef ~ IN u IssR TIE GIK olisl
mai Lot No. T. In square No 1885, with the improve
mens thereon: frontage North Al feet ga In,
side alley This is very desirable property, being near
the Capitol In beautiful and highly improved neigh
oorhood fronts south, and but one square from the
East Capitol cars
Terms: One-third cash within Eve days after sale,
and balance in three years. with interest at six per
cent One hundred dollars deposit ct time Of sale.
Conveyanctng at cost Of purchaser. Title good.
1eS-d&dS THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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District GOv0rnment A6Airs.



Issued by Inspector Entwisle: M. H. Doolittle,
repair dwelling 1925 street northwest;S3 500.
ksnsf h erect s sH0 wtHFy and and cellar
street; $4,000. B. Charleton & Co., 472 c street
northwest repair ware house. extending IL q
$4,000. T. B. Towner, erect three-story and
18th streets northwest; $1,000. Mr.: E. Lyn-
street. s between NJ and streets; f. oeo
". H. Parker. erect two twostory dwellings.
w%
dwellings, Richardson street, between 4th
street and New Jersey avenue; $4,000. Chas.
northwest 81 200. Mrs. a. WOOD, erect Sse a
threestory and cellar dwelling, De sales street,
between 18th street and Connecticut avenue
POLICEMEN APPOINTED.
John Reding, q policeman, has been dismissed
for i Int and wp Sebastian appointed
appointed policeman In place OF R S. Jones,
deceased.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Pierce Shoemaker, in q letter to the Com.
missioners, calls: attention to the dangerous
condition of the bridge across Rock creek, at
Pierce Shoemakar's mill.
county called upon the Commissioners to-day
to ask that q school be established for their
people at or near Burville, on the sheriff road
Mr.. Webb said 1t would be done II the funds
permitted.
Sheridan street, in the county, reports $50
stolen from a second-story room in his house
last night between 9 and 10 O'Clock. Mrs.
Clara UrsO, of 1877 9th street, reports stolen
from her room Sunday morning a breastpin,
fruit knife. coral earrings, &c. valued at s5.
SENTENCED FOR STEALING BooKs.-The case
of joseph Otis, who was arrested by Detective
Mattingly, charged with stealing four books
from the Jewish synagogue on 9Th street, was
tried in the Police Court to-day, and the defend
ant pleaded drunkenness. He denied knowing
anything about being in the synagogue and
said the books were given him by q man who
he was 70 meet In Conrsy's saloon. The court
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
John A. Anders and Mamie e. Bottomly; F. NJ.
and Lucy Ann Schlesser; J. Miller Long, OF
Frederick county, Va, and Jane v. Lewis, OF
King George county, Va; II. +. Day and IL. L.
Jones, both OF BladensburR; Hesekiah Nickens,
Montgomery county, Va; Theodore ]. Thigh
man and Mary Alice jackson; Raymond g.
Beckett and Emma 0rundy; A. w. Darr and
Mary &. Seton.
GRANTED A DrvoRcE.-Today 2 decree Of
divorce was made by Judge Merrick in
the Equity Court in the case OF Annie A.
Freeland against James w. Freeland. The
bill, died By Mr.. G. Darlington, Get forth
se wsaon c. Ge that sssr living with s ssf
seven months she went on . visit 70 her
mothers, and returning found the furniture
broken Up, and Was informed BY her fatherin-
Law that defendant intended 2 KIN her. and
was born, and since he has done nothing 20
support them.
AAAirs In West Washington.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L,OR SALE
feS New sr 1 s:s 4 % sn sn AZ stn
store UD 1 and d w. sSo GsR's ds 81 a.
IO.r. b. h.. mod imp. 18th St bet q and NV s. 900
r h.. r. MI with stable St, bet. g aud Fl 5000
new ST bh. MI St, bet si6 and iith n 600
O. , b. n n l. 9Th bet and NV: 3;
=, HUMPHREY & ADAMS.
E'OR SALE-ELEGANT, WELL~BUILT NEW
ooo 'asn
ine suburban house where one can enjoy upon its
extensive grounds the pleasures Of rural life only six
most eligible In and the
something less than an acre with stable fine fruit
good iSa n ~ gfsf
EoR sALE-BARGAINs IN IMPROVED
1I12 18th ST. NV. thPee.story Brick House, with
s s pase na I'll S1ss
st. rMs .bd Isl, So SIS sas ss
BRICK Dwellings three stories each; viii be sold to
So. TH6a J. FISHER CO.. 1924 Fs.
I744 N St NV, three-story and basement Brick
TH f'is. J. FISHER 20 CO.. 1sS4 st.
1910 st. NV, double Brick Residence, contain
Ing thirteen rooms lot 80 feet 1O1 inches by 40
wide public alley; will be sold at bargain q prompt
buyer. THOS. j. FISHER& Co.
1924 + st.
HIST NV. threestory Brick Building used for bust:
on the side and rear; good investment property.
THOS- J. FISHER d Co. 1924 at.
174S st NV, three-stOry and basement Brick
Residence all improvements; lot 20x1OO o public
alley. THOS. J. FISH Err d CO., 1924 St
1145 St NV, small and desirable press brick bay
window House. seven rooms and bath; hot and cold
water; lot 1Sx97la feet to an alley.
THUS. j. FISHER e. CO., 1924 st,
172O De Sales ST. threestory Brick Residence three
rooms deep; rstcass construction: hard wood finish;
all improvements; lot 1Sx 100 wide public alley
THOS ]. FISHER d CO., 1924 st.
1112 18th ST. w., near Massachusetts ave. three
story Brick Dwelling. with back building; containing
about ten rooms; all conveniences
THOS ]. FISHER & CO., 1924 st.
1918 st., threestory Brick residence lot % feet
inches by about 30 THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
je7-2w 1924 st.
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A o m.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
BAUMs DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Consisting of
SILKS WoOLEN DRESS GOODS, TLANNELs.
WHITE GOODS.
and all such goods are found In only frst-class
houses Will be sold at auction to the highest bidder.
ms sale Is peremptory, and will commence at
TEN O'CLOCK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE THE SEC
OND. and continued until further notice Comfort
able seats will be provided for all who will attend The
sale will take place stairs in the back building Of
our store.
CHAa BAUM 9TH, 9Th and Sta
FOLEY, Auctioneer. my3I-2m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
| q. 1900

The following are the opening and 800 p prices
ofthe New York stock Market to-day, As reported by
special wire to II. II. Dodge. $50 18th street.
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AUCTION SALES.
|UNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF WELL
KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
&C.. BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
DWELLING No. 217 FOUR AND-A-HALF
STREET. BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. AND STREET NORTHWEST,
COMPRISING
Parlor Suites. Walnut Chamber Sets, wslnut and
Cherry Single and Double Wardrobes, Cherry
Chifonier, Mirrors, Rattan Rockers Easy Chairs,
Tables. Pictures, Cottage Sets. Bedsteads. Bureaus
Washstands, Hair and theriAattresses, Pillows
and Boisters, Sheets, Spreads, Tableware. Lace
Curtains. Portiers, Hat Racks. NJ. T. Sideboard.
Extension Table, Dining Chairs, Plated Ware.
China and Glass Ware. Sewing Machine (neariy
new, Body. Ingram and Other Carpets through
out the house, Rugs. Kitchen Requisites. &C
AT AUCTION,
ON THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE SEVEN
TENTH,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
we will sell at the abovenamed dwelling all the excel
lent and well kept furniture &C. contained therein
which the attention of buyers is pectfuly called
ITNHOMAs DOW LING. Auctloneer.
SPECIAL SALE
CARRIAGES, VILLAGE CARTS. CoUPEs. COUP
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When He Will Resign.
EDGERTON DENIES A CURI

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Van Wyck, Coke and Maxey,
Representatives Breckenridge, KY; Welburn,
Ward, ILL.,; Van Eaton. with r. e. Calder. OF N.
c.; Seney, with j. A. Norton and Col. NJ. Scan-
mel, of Ohio; Lawler, Miller and Taylor, Mr..
Sifton, Isaac R. Diller, Of Ill. and y. NJ Bell,
Ice FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENr.-The
Great Falls Ice company were the lowest bid.
ders for furnishing ice to the War de-
at 25 cents per one hundred pounds, and will
be awarded the contract when the appropria-
tion becomes available.
ABOUT TWENTY CLERKS In the second
auditors Office Treasury department. have been
notified that their services will not be required
after the end of this month.
WASHINGTON BIDDERs.-Over nifty dealers
have submitted bids for supplying stationery
for the Treasury department for the next fiscal
ders: ]. ]. Chapman, p. Morrison, Wyck0f.
Seamans & Benedict, VIM. Ballantyne d Son,
Fharn Ra &C. Waae 'Ro e Es5ass
Easton 4 Rupp, F. A. Schmidt, Melville Lind.
say and F. A. schneider: The contracts viii
not be awarded for some time.
INDIGNANT Members OF THE MARINE
CoRPs.-When the invitations were issued to
the Presidents reception this evening the on
GERS Of the Marine corps who received them
omitted from the official invitations. They
thought that It was not included In "the officers
OF the army and navy" and on account OF the
omission many declared that they would not
attend.
A CHANGE IN THE COAST SURVEY OEyToE.-
w. A. Herbert, q writer In the United States
coast survey, has been removed, and Miss
Paula Smith appointed In his place 81 salary
of $72O.
A PATENT was issued to-day TO Robt Everett
of this District for line. guide for fishing rods
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT CHAE0Es.-John
A. Blevins, Of Missouri, 10 transferred from the
Office of the Third Assistant Postmaster Gem
Office of the First Assistant. Henry A. Drury,
of Iowa, il transferred from the money order
Office and promoted TO . clerkship ut u, 400 in
the office Of the First Assistant Vice II. A. Tur-
ner. resigned. w. II. s. Wood, OF Michigan, u
promoted TO q clerkship 1T %, 200 In the First
Assistants ONCE, vice VIM. De 6o&1, RAnaferre0
TO the money order office q the same salary.
PERsoNAI.-Mr Charles Schneider viii sail
tomorrow nom Baltimore for Prussia, where
he will spend three months for his health
w. II. Morton, McCaulis Opera House. Phila-
S 8alf: Hsr sSD e 7.cs Sssos and
Hon. J. b. Hale, Missouri, are ct Wtllard'a-
Mr. Jno. c. Sims, secretary Of the PSungyivania
railroad, and Mr.. j. R Wood, general passenger
agent are at the Ebbitt with party Of French
Cuests.-G. r. Thomson OF New York, A. w.
Kelly OF Detroit. r. II. Bowling Of Toledo, Jas.
Thomson OF n. T., and W. D. Locke a. Bu1Ehio
are 81 the Riga
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Nh. June 15.-virxinia sixes con.
solidsted 55 with July coupons); passdue coupons
64+s: do threes. 647s: do ten-forties 40 North
Carolina SKIES. old. l10la bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. June 15.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding, Us Flour steady and very quiet. Wheat
nOmnaiiy steady and quiet; western lower closing
dull southern red. SOas3; southern amber. S6as8;
Slls: August. SlasaS1&s: September, SlIaaS24.
Corn-southerD firmer and quiet western steady and
quei-southern white, 43a46: do yellow, 42a43
western mixed, spot, 43a43ls: July, 43lea44
August. 44a44as: steamer, 30a301e Oats firm
southern 35a37 western white. 36a9T western
mixed. 32a34: Pennsylvania. 36a3z. Rye drmer,
6Oa62 Provisions fairly actiye and steady. sugar
Other articles unchanged Freights to Liverpool per
steamer quet-cotton, 1364d.: flour. Ia; grains cid
Receipts-hour, ALL barrels wheat, 600 bushels;
corn, 800 bushels: oats. 2.4O0 bushels. Ship
ments-four. LIZA barrels; Sales-wheat, 1914, 500
bushels corn. 5000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill, June Is. Hoo q m.-The early
feeling in wheat was weak again this morning. July
delivery starting at 74c and falling Of to 73ac and
Is now 1875 COrn-July, Ssh. Oats-July, 2SA.
Pork-July, $50. Lard-July. 61O.
When He Will Resign.
COMMISSIONER EDGERTON DENIES CURRENT
REPORT.
Civil Service Commissioner Edgerton denies
the report of his intended resignation. He says
that he is not the to retire in the face of an
enemy; that he will remain on the commission
until the enemies of reform are fewer in the
democratic party.
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LSOR SALE-14I7 RHODE ISLAND AVE NEAR
scott Circle. eight-room Brick; BOX 1870 feet 10
&0tfoet stbsy. For particulars inquire Of Or. WIN
FEB l526 Sth e. ". my25-lne
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A CHANGE IN THE COAST SURVEY OYVTCE.-
w. A. Herbert, a writer In the United States
coast survey, has been removed, and Mis-
Paula Smith appointed In his place at salary
of S72O.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF BILLIARD AND POOL
TABLES, CUES, RACKS, BALLS. &C.
BY virtue of deed of trust, recorded in liber No
1175. folio 300 ct seq of The land records for WASH
ington. D. C., will sell at public auction, on WE'D
ner 9th street northwest,
One AXIS Brilliant Novelty Billiard Table.
three 4xS Brilliant Novelty Pool Tables.
One set Ivo:y Billiard Ball, 8 Cue Racks doz
Cues. 49,
Three sets competition Pool Balls; Ball Racks,
Bridges &c.
Terms cash.
jel4 BENJAMIN COOLEY Trustee
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Posr OFpIcE DEPARrMRNr CHAxors.-Jot

A PATENT was issued to-day to Robt Everett
Of this District, for line guide for fishing rods
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A NAVAL CouRr-MARrrAL has been ordernA
to convene at the Boston navy yard ON the 22d
Of June for the trial Of Commander Heury r.
Johnson on charges OF scandalous CON-
duct ana disobedience OF orderu. TIE
iolowfng ofhcer1 compose the court: Rear Ad.
mfrI g. b. Luce, Commodore han.
croft ~ Gherardi, Captains Joseph Fyne.
:. n. Miller Charles N. Norton,
Schoonmaker and 3. J. Crom we'll, with Csptain
Geo. c. Reid, u. =. NJ. c., judge ADVOCATED
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ToRY.-The Secretary OF the Interior has 81.
nrmed the opinion Of Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral MONTGOMERY, who held that the Atlantis
and Pacific Railroad company, under its agree.
Indian Territory, II responsible for any ioss "a
persons or property caused by the running q
their trains through their lands
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WASTE PAPER Brps.-Bids for the purchase
and removal Of the waste paper OF the Interior
department were opened to-day. There we're
two bids-Samuel Bensinger, II cents per hum
dred pounds, and Z q. Wheeler, 95lA cents por
hundred pounds.
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ABOUT TWENTY CLERKS In the second
auditors Office Treasury department. have been
notified that their services will not be required
after the end of this month
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BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.
To make final settlement the heirs of the late sA
Charles b. Calvert will sell ON the premises :mE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH, 1885, at Haa
I'M, the residue OF the magnificent Riversdale Es-
tate. 800 acres surrounding the old mansion. This
famous property is historical and the names of Clay
ebster, &c are still associated with 1t. Lying on
both sides of the d O. RR, station about the CEN
ter and only six miles from Washington its possible
ties tor division into lots aud villa sites nsures its
can be restored and with terraced grounds beau
THU groves, lake river &C.. will again be charming
&C. its location Unsurpassed And. taken with the
rapid enhancement of values of suburban property
and Its possibilities for subdivision, should In
vestors to carefully consider this opportunity.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in one and
two years. with interest," $500 deposit required from
purchaser.
Full particulars Of w. O. LIGGET & CO., Baltimore
MAPS Win THUS }. FISHER q CO. je7-lOt*
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A WAREHOUSE CoLLAPsINo.-This murntns
barbour and Hamilton's warehouse On Wiz.
glnia avenue, between Sd and Al streets
s, invest, gave way, causing the Two upper
grain through the elevator SHAFT to the base.
ment. The damage to the building 10 about
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E>oR sALE-vALUABLE IMPROVED AND
- vacant property in northwestern section OF the
aty cont s;lous 10 Vermont ave, Iowa circle scott
ID On the corner OF 18th and nearly o,,r<s
ste the Japanese embassy. ha west % feet on he
lot h . fourstory mansard roof hrst-cIass modern
md substantially built ll-roo5n Brick House Win
Doe bay window. five of the bedrooms the din
lDg room 1915 and the saloon parlor Is I1Ixs0
net with dividing doors the hall Is feet parIor and
hall trimmed with solid wainu, ceilings aud side
walls painted In OIL and the chandeliers are crys-
taL The vacant lot 24x 100 feet, the porrhV 81
corner has a parking of b feet In width by lOl
and parking on It's front side l0x24 IT. The house
and It's lot Of 26xf0 feet viii be separately for
eloUO the corner vacant lot, 24x lOo will be sold
alone for the whole will be sold her for
81 300 This delightful city Residence tor sum
trees, shruobery, era o. lawn fountain and sunlight
from east and south exposureA Apply TO the ow ner
- DIS ~ 81 Room jeS-1m
IrOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN NEW GROOM
II Erick House. gas and water northwest price
~ DO. II sold ar oncA DANENHOWER & SON
ITO ST je7-2w
INOR SALE-AT A BAR0AIN-HoUsE ON COR
II coran ST. between 18Th and 14th W.. contain
ing Ia rooms and cellar; lot I'D by 30: house In
thorough repair Lowest cash price 81, 000 or one
third cash, balance on time.
JOHN AUSTIN r. BROWN. 1926 St NV.
LyOR SALE-TWO HOUSES ON lST ST = F.
II rooms, N. l.; rented TO permanent tenants: good
tavestmeLe one square rom Pa. Several new
Houses III, 2lst and 22d STA good Investments
A y. HILL CO, 1883 St jes-2w
Sw~n
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The faculty of Johns Hopkins University
In Baltimore yesterday conferred the degree AZ
doctor OF philosophy on Elgin r. L. Gould, in.
structor In the High school OF the District OF
Columbia, and the degree OF bachelor OF arts on
Harry English and Percy NJ. Hughes OF this
Thomas Brennan, charged with striking Dan.
on lot near the Baltimore and Ohio dspoS
several days ago. was fined $40 I'm the Poles
Court to-day.
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RANCE OF THE THERMoMErER-The FOLLOW.
Ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
s a. M, 81; 2 q m, 80; IL u. m, 6s; p. IN
az; maximum, "a; minimum, g.
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howpYIsM AT WASHINGTON CrRcLG.-Ool.
Wilson, the commissioner OF public buildinCs
and grounds, has received an anonymous COM
munication complaining of the behay for OF
men and boys around WASHINGTON circle in the
evening. While Col. Wilson naturally obiecfs
70 receiving anonymous letters, he nevertheless
reierred this one TO the chief OF police, with the
request that he will instruct his officers TO look
AFTER the reservations after sunset az tipsre has
been no night watchman authorized by Con.
gress for this circle
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Paul Graninger of
Sheridan street, in the county, Reports $50
stolen from q second-story room in his house
last night between 8 and 10 o'clock Mrs
Clara Urso, of 1877 9th street, reports stolen
from her room Sunday morning a breastpin
fruit knife, coral earrings, &c, valued at So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-15

AN ELECTRIC CLOCK FELL ON HrN.-Mr.
the National Museum, was badly hort this
morning By large electric clock falling op him
cutting his forehead. DIR. 0oodell attended him.
and he was removed to his home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-15

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