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Affairs I'm West washington.

Hrs Foor CRUSHED BY A STREET CAR.-Amos
Jenkins, a ten- year-old colored boy while 1ump-
ing from an open car OF the Metropolitan line on
Dumbarton avenue, near 2sth street. on sunday
evening, fell In such position that his foot as
crushed by one OF the wheels passing over H. He
was removed TO his home, 27l3 o street. where he
was attended by Drs snyder and Mayfield who
have decided that the foot must be amputated.
PAINFUL AccIDENT-Myles McCanna, employed
away in the chest beneath tue 32nd-street market
house this morning, slipped, ana In falling, ruck
his left eye against an IS meat hook, badly LAGER
The FUNERAL OF CHARLES HoNILLER took place
yesterday afternoon from his late residence 1 s2s
34th street. The remains were inferred al Oak
Hill Cemetery.
BsrrER-Mr. John Lynch, who has been quite
Ill with typhoid pneumonia is able TO be about.
TIE CATHOLIC UNION EXCURSION TO River View
which was postponed on account OF the weather
will take place tomorrow. See Advt.
CATTLE MISUNDERSTANDING were the sales OF
live stock at Drover's Rest yesterday: Lob cattle
up and sold. Best cattle selling from \ a5c good
415a4Ac.; medium, 4a4k &c; common, 3ka4c 20
snsep and lamos-sheep, 2ha4c; lambs, 4. a6bc. I;
market brisk for all kinds OF stock; good stock In
demand.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a. m-Great Falls. temperature. 70; condition
4; receiving reservoir, temperature, 40: condi-
ton az north connection, a; condition al south
connection, 30; distributing Reservoir. tempera-
ture IS; condition at infiuent gate Iouse o: con-
diupn AT en1uent gate-houSe, y. High tide In the
river to-day at 2:26 p. M. low uoe al s:l3 p. N.
Political Notes.
The republican national executive committee
met last night. Chairman Quay In the chair and
appoin ed Messrs. Fassett, New. and Garrison as
q new committee 70 select permanent headQuarters
for the campaign. Treasurer WV. Dudley OF the
executive committee, has been appointed treasurer
OF the national comtnittee. J. W. Anderson. OF
this city, has been appointed ofcial stenosrapher
OF the national executive committee. He occupled
the same position In the campaign CT lss0 and
1854
the grand council OF the independent labor marty
OF the United states met In Detroit yesterday 20
decide upon their policy for the coming campaign.
The nominations OF Harrison and Morton were en-
dorsed, and resolutions were adopted condemning
Cievelands veto OF pension biils and setting forth
that the interest OF workingmen be best served
by protective tArfn.
Gen. Harrison had few callers yesterday, and,
though still suffering from neuralgia, devoted the
day 70 debating replies 70 the numerous letters
he has recently received
meeting OF the New YORK democratic state
committee win be held next week 70 decide the
time and place OF meeting for the state conven-
ton. Il is likely 70 b had It Saratoga between
september and 10
the republic ana and greenbackeFs q schuylkm
County, Pa, have united on the nom1nafaoa Of
onaR ~ DrumD Sor congreok
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ATTORNEYS,

CAMPBELL CARRIXaToN. ArToRNFY-AT.
~ Law. Barbour Law Building, $50 LOuisisns
avsnua Washington. " q Residence Las 81 e
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Rig Firms Sign the Scale.

PITTsBURG. July 1.-THE officials OF the Amalga.
mated Association were nOIliled to-day mat Tue
scale had been sign by the North Cuicago Roll.
Ing Mil o., Oi Chicago, and the Fa.con Iron and
Mali Co., Oh Niles, ONO.
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GLAss WIspows
GLASS WINDOWS
GLASS WINDOWS
GLASS WINDOWS

Were first used in private houses In England in 1910
They were q novelty because trsnspsrent and easLy
seen through But never could quite thr0uSh
the of buying anything but the best and put
OF Bourbon and Rye whisky aud that's just what you
get In the q. O. Taylor brand II 10 bottled by @ Il
GRAVES 4 SONS Boston and your 0rocsr and Drug
gist will indorue its excellence.
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The SECRETARY 90 The INTERIOR has requested
the governors OF the territories ana the suDordi-
nate officers OF the Department 10 prepare and
forward 10 him their annual reports as soon as
practicable and In no case later than September
4 nov
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rINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY 1Ol2 NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NEAR WASHINGTON

ALUABLE INPKUNtD PKUPEKTY 1O11 NEW
HAMPsHlRE AVENUE, NEAR WASHINGTON
ClkCLE All AUCTION
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in liber
ia folio 39S ct ~eQ of the land records the
District Of ,oiumb and at the written request of the
arty secured thereby. we VII sell at pubic AUCTION,
IN front OF the premises, THURSBAY, JULY
TWENTl-S &fH. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK +. W.,
the followingde cribed property Lot numbered
ca IN WINTER Jounson's subdiv ion square
two tI2 az said >ubd division recorded liber j
ID H." folio Il. Of the records of the surveyors
ONCE OF the District of CoumUia her with
improvements, consisting OF story and basement
brick dwelling, being No 1912 New Hampshire ave-
nue. Washington. ID. c.
Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two
years. with interest fr day of sale and secured by
deed OF trust on the proprty sold, all sh at pur
chasers option ALI recording and conv-yancinv at
purchasers cost deposit of 500 will be required
at time of sale. Terms to be complied with twenty
days Otherwise Resale at defaulng purchasers risk
and cost
ISAAC w. NORDLINGER. Gunton Building,
LEMIS ID. VINE GIG ST.
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RANGE OF THE THERsoNETER-The following
were the readings al the signal Once to-day: a
~, al; p.ln-, 80: maximum. 20: minimum, 81.
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A SUMNER MED1c1sE

Summers heat debilitates both nerves and body and
Headache sleeplessness Nervous Prostitution. and
ALL played-out" sensation prove that PAINEs CELERY
COMPOUND should be used now. This medicine re-
stores health to Nerves. Kidneys, Liver and Bowels
and imparts life and the heat FRUSTRATED sys
tenn. Vacations or no vacations, PANE's CELERY Con-
POUND is the medicine for this season. 1t is scien
fc combination Of the best toncs and those who use
1t begin the hot summer days with clear heads strong
nerves and general good health PAIxE's CELERY
COMPOUND is sold by all druggists 81 bottle: six
for e.
WELLS. RICHARDSON l. CO.,
Props Burlington vt.
3 HOT WEATHER INvIaoRAToR
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nUNCANsON BIOS. Auctioneers

STOCK OF GROCERIES, COMPETING FLOUR,
IEA. COFIk SCGAR, CANNr ID GOODS SAX.
DIMES, PICK Els, YEAST POWDER. STARCH,
RROQMS. VINEGAR. MOLASsES. sYkLPS.
WOODEN A. WILLOW NARE, CROCKEkY,
HARD q, ARE PAINTS, CADDIES LIQUORS
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES IRON SAFE,
DESK, ShOW-CAS \. LARGE ICE-BOX, COUN-
1ERS, BINS. SHELVING
HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS. ETC, AT AUC-
On FRIDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTIETH, at
TEN O'C LOCK. we will sell at No 1870 l4th
street northw est. stock OF Groceries, which
the atten dealers aud private buyers respect
fuIy called Ul6-4t
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MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, July 1.-THE nrsL Minne-
sofa convention Vi the uhtted labor party opened
here tnis morning. Most or the delegates present
are from thlS clty and county.
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THE FrRsT Cor,

The FIRST CosrRoILER has decided that n Is the
duty OF district-attorneys 10 attend 20 Chin.sa
habeas corpus cases, and that the fees received
therefore must be Included In the attorneys sCsl-
annual returns.
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HE GESurNE
o A Nm Il o FRS
MALT EXTRACT
In the
BEST NUTKITIvE TONIC
and most

FhLhIAbLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor 1mrsired Digestion. Dyspepai, Conv.lescsrre.
Weak Children. and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
II SUFFERING from An attack Of Illness which had II
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
sxhsuson. from inability 10 appropriate food tried
Le effects OF the Genuine johann hons Malt Extract
swineglsssul three times day Its use was followed
~ marked enects-l. GOD, which had been
found TO pass the aliileutary cxual unchanged d.
fested properly. 2. there appeared an increased
Beware II limitations. lne s,nuIn. has sign ture
o. Johann Hon" on the neck VI every b0ttls. AL
Others aIe Worthless limitations
johann hOkt, BERN and Vienna. New York
Oflce barclay st. ja3-tu, th&s
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ISAAC W. NORDLINGER. Gunton Building,
LEWIS ID. WINE. Y16 ST. NV.
jy16,1I. ~. III .2325,26. Trustees
T1kUsIEES' SALE OF A CONF OkTABLE FRAME
l. DIV ELLlNG HOUSE, No. l102 VIRGINIA AVE
NUE.. OlPoSITE 1HE SMITHSONIAN INSIL
TIlE l,RDl NDS

ME-; otp0SiTE iHE SMITHSONIAN INSlI-
No Sssn deed Of FeeG. sns
eords The Distrie. o. Columbia and at the request
OF the party secured Will sell 1T public auction
= H;f%is $! sea5i
and known as 10, nam6 d 1ne.s I9 q ASram
ven l7j. in square three hundred and twenty five
s32ol improved by Substantial aud comfortable
Terms OF sale One third of the purchase money in
cash. within ten days from the day Of sale: and the
with interest a, per cent from the day Of sale and
OF s 0 oa he sold or - the
w be au ed when tn property is sod All con
not with within ten days from the day Of
sale the trustees reserve the right to resell the
after i've days advertisement in some newspal er
george G. BoahMAN. Trustees
iy14-d&ds GEO. W. sTiCKNEY. Auct
sstt As aP sa!fk
DYakEss Bk lfcs So5 SsEE Ut
Aa7 STREE Al f xttcr1ox.
Frsnk Of ns
tue Gays mi hours hereinafter named. the follow.
.ST = isss g2 PAY oE
p NJ ali that piece or parcel Of Ground and premises
known ON the ground plat of Washington city,
District OF IHT as s s1d SfEs PsTs OF
described rs follows: Beginning street. at the dis
lance OF twenty feet from the southwest Of
said Lot aud running tn east forty feet on
street thence month eighty feet west sixty south
five feet east twenty ieet and thence south seventy
five feet improved by three-stury Brick Dwellings,
Nos 174Y, 1851, aid 1888 X street northwest
ON The SAME DAY, AT SIX O'CLOCKP NJ, all
that piece parcel OF land and Uses known the
ground plan OF plat Of Washington city District of
Columbia, as and being
Lot 3S in Turtons subdivision of square $780, front.
ing 20 EFT inches ON street by depth of 100
10 alley, improved by two-sory and back build
ing frame dwelling, known 1905 = street north.
west
ON WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF
JULY, A. ID. 1885, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ, all that piece parcel OF ground and premises
known and Oescr ed on the ground plan or plat of
Washington city District Of Co. uubja and being
Lot IS subdivision of part square u l. fronting
81 feet inches ON st north with a deI tn 1875
feet to 3O-toot alley improved by three-stor brick
dwelling, No. 431 st Get nor Invest
Terms: One-third cash balance in equal instalments
at one and two years. Notes to bear per cent in
terest from day OF SAFE, payable senaDnually, and to
be ured by iced OF trust premises sold or ali
cash at option OF purchaser. dep sit Of 5000 will
be required each p.ece sold at the time of sale
Col veyaucIng &C. at rchasers cost TIE. ms of s.e
to be complied with in 10 days, otherwise the exec.
utors the right to resell at risk cost of
the deiautng purchaser after days public notice of
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton. d. q. GEORGE EMMERT
EDWARD CASTELL
Executors Of jacob Frank, Deceased.
DUNCANSCN BROS, Auctioneers. yl3-d
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AT THE "APlTOL TO-DAY.
Nominations To-Day.

NUMBER OF DIPLOMATIC PROMOTIONS.
The President has sent the following nomina-
lions to the Senate:
Lambert Tree, OF Illinois, now minister resident,
to be envoy extraordinary and minister pleDipo-
Tertiary OF the United states TO Belgium.
Rob't. b. Roosevelt, of New York, now minister
resident, 10 be envoy extraordinary and minister
p!enipotentiary OF the United States TO the Meth
RuIus Magee. Of Indiana, now minister resident,
10 be envoy extraordinary aid minister pieuipO-
Jno. E Bacon, Of South Carolina, now charge
States TO Paraguay and Uruguay.
Chas l. scOtt, OF Alabama, now minister resi-
dent aud consul general, TO be envoy eXtraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary OF the United
F. ank Galb. ai.h. of Nebraska, to be receiver OF
puulic moneys at Neigh, Neb.
Samuel s. Sears, or Nevada, to be agent for the
Indians OF the Nevada agency In Nevada
The District in Congress.
IN FAVOR OF THE TUNNELING OF ROCK CREEK.
The House District committee to-day gave hear
ing 10 Messrs. W. w. Gordon and NJ. c. Matthews
and others Ia favor or the tunnelng OF Rock Greek
They urged the necessity Tor The Improvement 10
remove from the sight OF the city the muddy
stream that separates the two sections and MAIN
tains an unsgntly gully. the committee listened
to them atteutlvely, Uut quorum was not pres
enL AID 10 action was taken on the bill.
The Vote on the Tariff Hill.
1T WILL BE TAKEN SATURDAY PROBABLY.
kilograms are being sent out 10 absent men,
bers, warning them to get back to Washington at
once to vote on the tariff bill. Mr.. Carlisle eX-
pressed the opinion that vote could be taken on
Thursday, but the general expectation is that it
Will be Saturday. That win be the proposition OF
the majority and II Is thought that tie republi-
Cans wall agree TO 1t. vote could be taken ear
lier but Il Is thought advisable TO give more time
TO get the abSenteeS together. The democrats eX-
pect majority OF from ten TO nIteen, depending
some hat upon the number OF absentees and the
pairs.
Capitol Topics.
THE FULLER CASE.
1t was arranged TO hold an executive session or
the Senat. late this afternoon TO resume consider
alton OF the Fuller case, and with the view OF con-
frmlng the nomination.
NEW SYSTEM OF TELEGRAPHY.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Blair submitted a
resolution directing the committee on rules TO set
apart place In the Capitol for testing new sys-
TEN OF biography. He asked immediate consldera-
ton, but Ar. Plumb objected.
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Mr. hAspAlls Commentators was no change
49, O'Clock this afternoon In Mr. RandaIIs eondl-
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CONsTANTINOPLE, July 1.-The Railway juno
ton co. have protested 10 Tile POrle against the
seizure by Bulgaria OF the Bellova-Vakarei Kali
way. Inc company has asked the Intervention OF
the French embassy.
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OF EXPERIENCE
WAYS CARRY
TARRANTs
o sELTZER APERIENT.

A NGOSTURA BITTEks Is HOUSEHOLD
Aword al over the world. For over nifty years it has
warn the pubic against counterfeits The genuine
Sons
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New York stock Market.


following are the opening and closing prices Of
til, New York stock market, reported by special
wire to Coison aud Mccartney. l4lS street.
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RoBBERTEs REroRTED-Thos. Gray, Harrison
and Bridge Streets Anacostia, reports that be-
tween midnight and O'Clock this morning his
store was entered and robbed ~ four pistols, some
cartridges cigars clgarel tes and lar Of pickles
Mis- Annie Terrell. No. ls:3l 10th street reports
that the clothes line In her back yard was robbed
OF $50 worth of clothing a Few nights ago.
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rO.ylOR ROW.
~ A. ROOT L Co. Auctiohesrs.

GROCERIES AND FIXTURES
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JULY EIGHTEEN,
at TEN O'CLOCK. will sell in store corner OF !ilh
and streets northwest entire contents Teas Coffes
Sugars. Syrups Tobacco and cigars. Canned Goods,
0liSs and OGDEN OH IaLk, Coff U Mil, air
banks Platform Scale, Large aud small Ice Boxes;
also Bar, Counter aud Fix ures stoves, Large
AWNING. butchers Scales. Bed Lounge. snow Gases,
Desks &c.
sold this iyl4-.It
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JAMES s. EARLE & Sous
No. SIG CHEST NUT Strict. PHILADELPHIA
New and beautiful WATER CoLoRs by salianti.
Pascal, Lori. Essig, Carl We.er.
NEW EICHlNGS AND ENGRAvINGs.
xquiste PHOTOGRAPHS AND AUTOTYPES,
GkAVUkES AND FAC SMILES. Appropriately
framed pictures for WEDDING GIFTS, ANNIVkR-
SAklES, SEASIDE and SUBURBAN HOMES. All the
kOGEkS GROUPS. 1e20
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MIN

There was a reception TO President Hayes In
Boston Saturday afternoon.
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Non PARTISAN CHARACTER or THE G. A. R.
CommaDder-ln-Ch ief Rea. or the q. A. r. yester-
day issued general order No. 81 calling attention
| or members TO article Al, chapter ;, OF rules and
regulations, which provide Tor the non-partisan
| character or the order, and follows IL UP with
special caution TO the veterans TO avoid the ap-
pearance OF partisanship by relranihg from wear
ing q. A. X. uniforms al political meetings.
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AND
8 HOT WEATHER INvIaoRAToR
CTR THE Besr.

Ger THE Besr.
The CONCORD HARNESS
We are the Sole Agents for this Celebrate Harness.
and have constantly hand tull stock which sell
At CONCOkD PRICES. beware OF limitations aud see
that you get the genuine NoncOru Harness " Sole
Agents Tor the " ALTMAN SADDLE th-n which there
~ No letter
LUTz BRO,
497 Penn. ave-, adjoining National Hotel
A. full stock Of Trunks and sstcheis OF the best
makes at low ml2
YOUR kYESIGHT FAILING! IF so GO TO w.
u.s. 1APPAN, Jeweler and Opticixp, 604 9th ct. w.,
aud have yous eyes tested with Dr. Kings trial lenses
tile best IN this country. my2:,-3m
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ARTILLERY TRANSFERS. following trans

ARTILLERY TRASsFEKs.-The following transfers
OF eutS OF artillery Tor the course u instruction
prescribed by Paragraph AS OF the Army regula-
tons are announced TO take effect Oct LIST artil-
lery-f1rst Lieut.. Ihos q. Patterson. frum bat
terry 10 lieutenant battery 4. vice First Lieut. A.
Todd, from light battery x 20 battery 1:
Second Lieut. &. n. Hunter battery L. and second
Lieut.. Z. 4. Menoher, battery Is, transferred; "a
artlllery-second Lleuis. l. y. Lewis battery II,
ana q. r; Barney, battery I, transferred: "a ar
ullery-tirst neuts. Z. ". Hobbs, battery n, and
u. X Iemly, light battery {, transferred;
First Lieuts. n. II. Ludlow. battery I. ana q. y.
ond LieuIs. h. W. Dunn. battery l. and K A.
Millar, light battcry r. transferred:
econd Lieuts j. A. HAYNES, battery A. and q. As
Bennett. hght battery a. transferred 5th artillery;
kcllly, light battery r. transferred FIRST Leuts.
ID ID. Johnson, battery a. and :. r. Massey, lghg
battery ID. transferred; first Lieuts. n. 4. Car
r, trans erred; 2 dIieuis W. F. HancocE. battery
n, and X u. Young, light battery u, transferred,
aud Second Lieut. Thomas Ridgway, transferred
from battery | 10 light battery y.
PERsosAL-Lieut. Frank Gushing, who has been
IN San Francisco for a time. has returned 10 Zuni
Land. 20 resume his studies and explorations-
Dr. W. Lee White Is suffering at his home CFloral
ND IRON carbuncle.-Among late arrivals from
Washington at the Oakland Hotel are Mrs I. Mex
Rice ana child, III. 6. Mckee l. l. BlOut and wife,
MrA :. Neyle and child, 4. T. Hagner and family,
w. 4. thomson and family, am j. A. Rodgers OF
Tue nayy.-Prof w. a. Myers u New YORK and
W. d. Iotten OF P1ttsburg are at Mlllard'A-
Robt s Paddock OF Washington was registered In
Paris yeSterday.-Senators Quay and Gurman.
ana Representatives Bayne anu scott were ia New
York last nlght-Jas. - Murdoch OF Charleston,
LOUISVILLE, Geo. T. Hy att OF san Francisco, Geo.
a. Bllsh OF New York. Geo. Alfred Townsend and
b. IA. Locke, OF Denver, are at the EUbitL-E X.
Clark oT the Navy. and Major and Mrs Houston.
Of Salisbury, England. are AT the 81. James
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APPEALING FROM THE DECREE TO SELL VIII
LARD's.-ln the case OF Henry X. Willard against
Joseph {. w iilrd Tor the SAFE OF the Willard hoiel
property, the defendant has appealed from the
decree OF sale TO the Court In Ge neral Term.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have

MARRIAGE IICENsEs- > MafTlage Hcenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court 10 W A.
keleher and Nora NJ. Condor: Wallace j. Taylor
and Mary +. Burdet., bvtn Vi Fairfax CO., Va:
Wren Tramwell and Bette Hale. both OF SJaun-
ton, Va; Emanuel Banks and keAah Green: Ram
som U. compton and Mamie ID. Bush, boIh OF
Washington county, Md; Lucius Il. simpson. Of
Richmond, Va, and Lucy I. Dugger OF DaIviile,
Va; Harry stewart ana Carrie ". Disney; Ernst
Mailher and ida Stinemetz.
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District government Affair.


were issued to-day, as iuliows: r. II. Warner
two brick dwellings and stores at l445 and l45l
l4th street northwest 10000; Jacob Jones seven
brick dwellings from lisss ~ l45l street north
west. $4,000: Henry Logan three brick dwellings
from 2l2s 10 2l32 alley, square az. 81 no:
northeast, 5000; Mrs. J. e. Ingcrsoll one brick
dwelling at 1901 Boundary street northwest,
ROO; W. &. Hin two brick dwellings Uni
yerslty Park, $4,000; Alice p. shadd one brick
private stable In alley, square 36:8 900;
4. {. Martin, one brick dwelling aud store at l2,s
1th street northwest; 5000. JnO. W. Phillips,
one brick dwelling at 9ls u street northeast:
s., 900. ]. Cayanaugh, one brick dwelling, at sl4
Atm street northwest; SLCOn Vim. A. Ryder ono
brick Aell.ng, at i2 10 street sOut beast: $1,000.
Austin Herr, two brick stores at lslg and ian 4
street northwest; slJoO. A. j. Fisher, four brick
dwellings, at ., 4, and L street southeast;
"a, 600
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BOOKS, &C.
HOUSEFURNISHINGS

HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
II L. LEPREUX& CO.
Os Uormerly with T. Hanson Hiss Coz
WALL PAPERS.
We have Just received large consignment Of new
spring PATTERNS We are selling all l5c white Back
fslers 70 arts long) Tor lOc piece Gilt Papers
from loo. to 30 Embossed Gilt from 35c. to Al All
Nork guaranteed nrst-class fresco Painting and
Tlnttng q sIecialty
j. b. LEPREUx BRO. sos 7tLstsw.
.h street CARS pass tne door my1
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MARIA BETHUNE CRATGs WILL--The will OF the
late Maria Bethune Cralg dated June N lss1
Was nled to-day. The furniture aud wearing alD-
parel Is iert ~ X. Amelia Cray, her daughter aud
the remainder TO her daughters Jane Is. HaMk ius
Mary Il. Hunt, Katherine A. Craig TO the children
or her son, John \. Craig, and granddaus hUer,
Anna Nj. Berlin. john p. Hawkins and b. Amelia
Craig are named as executors
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS or AMERIcA-st Mary's
Branch No 53s, OF the Catholic Knights OF
America has been organized with the following
oincers: Rev. r. j. Tewes, spiritual adviser; Jos.
Brazarol. presidents stephen HeInuth, vlce-presi-
dent; Charles n. Lehlnanl, recordin. secretary:
Cnarlrs OcsLetler financial secretary: j. . Haul
manu. treasurer: Paul HeimuUn, sergeaDt-aI-; runs:
MeSsrs- W. 3 Silyernade, Lorenz Schwaub, and
George Miller trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-17

PATENTS TO DISTRICT Mks.-Patents were to-day
issued 10 residents OF the District follows: NJ,
E. BenJaman. gong and signal chair for hotels:
Arthur Durand, assignor, railway tie; John W
Foster, embrOidering attachments for sewing ma
chines; Horace q. Fulton. hinge gage; Myron r.
Gregg, mag aune gun; Nm. l. Prall asslgnot,
supplying steam and hot water for power ami
heating purposes; W. ". Dudley, assignee, auto
matte JelegTaph TRANSMITTED.