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FOR JURY BRIBING.
The Agent Of q Powerful Chicago Cor
Dor alton Semi QO Jail.

pOratiOn Sent 20 Jail.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE rulings OF law In the
anarchist case by Judge Gary that sent Spies and
his comrades to the gallows were turned to-day
by another Chicago judge, Kirk Halves, against
the agents, attorneys and chief of1cials OF
one OF the wealthiest corporations In the coun-
try. The onense In this case was at
tempted jury bribing, and the main offender,
sumner c. WEIGH, claim agent OF the Chicago City
Railway, Is sentenced to O term behind prison
bars, while C. B. Holmes, president OF the company,
and c. Nj. Hardy, the company's attorney, are re.
commended TO be dealt with by the
grand jury. Judge Halves holds that the
conspiracy rulings In the Anarchist case
applies as well TO any other conspr-
ators. In rendering his decision this morning he
sent WEIGH TO jail Tor six months. and held that II
was not necessary that Holmes or Hardy should
have done any positive or Affirmative act, or I've
present when IL was done, II they In any way aided
or abeted ana that II they did so aid or abet they
were as guilty as the actual criminal The Ques-
ton as TO whether Holmes and Hardy actually did
ing that body to investigate their cases.
The Chicago City Railway Is perhaps the largest
corporation OF the kind In the country. Presi.
dent Holmes is very prominent, wealthy citizen.
and Attorney Hardy is a leading member OF the
bar. The bribery was in an Insignificant little
damage suit against the company, WEIGH APP
preaching one OF the Jurors named Rosenthal dur.
Ing recess and endeavoring TO retain by money
his services in the interest OF the company,
Rosenthal Indignantly refused voted for the high
est verdict against the corporation, and afterw ard
exposed the business TO the attorneys for the
plaintiff.
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LAcrArED FooD.
ENDORSED BY 10000 PHYSICIANS
As perfect food for invads in dyspepsia fevers sick
diseases and for infants deprived of mothers milk
when weaving.
THE FAvoRITE FOOD IN HOSPITALS
HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL,
NEW YORK CITY.
I'VE have been using Lactlted Food for several
months past Of dyspepsia after operations and
with children and in all it has answered admira
bly,. We would gladly recommend 1t as food easily di-
+. s. FULTON, NJ. D., House Surgeon
NEW YORK INFANT ASYLUM.
Mt VERNON. N. Y.
lum whenever require the of artificial food aud
nd superior to any which have used. Being
pleasant to the taste it Is specially adapted to children
We have in our branch institution over go children
Mrs. L. NJ. BATES,
Chairman of Mt Vernon Branch.
THE MOST PALATABLE,
NUTRITIOUS. AND
DIGESTIBLE FOOD.
The Best and Most Economical Food.
$50 MEALS FOR AN INFANT FOR 81.
Easily prepared. At Druggists-2Jc., Soc, 81.
eD-A valuable pamphlet on 1.-THE Nutrition of In
fants and Invalids" free on application.
WELLS, RICHARDSON CO.,
8 BURLINGTON. VT.
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMIT.
TEE.

In Session in New York To-day.
NEW YORK, July 11.-Groups Of distinguished
gentlemen stood about the corridors OF the Fifth
Avenue Hotel for hours this morning before the
republican national committee went into session
about noon.
in connection with tine Craftsmanship OF the
committee is Senator Quay, who represents
Pennsylvania Representative Bayne said this
morning that Mr.. Quay was prepared to accept
the craftsmanship or the national committee II
Harrison desires him to do so. Among others
named as probable candidates were John c. New,
j. c. Clarkson, OF Iowa, and Henry s. Hyde, OF
Massachusetts.
Ex-senator Plat is most prominently men.
toned as chairman OF the executive com.
mittee. w. w. Dudley, OF Indiana, Is an
other candidate. AT few minutes after
II o'clock the committee went int session.
with j. s. Clarkson. OF Iowa, as temporary chair
man. and S. FeSsenden, OF Connecticut, as tempo
rary secretary.
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Alexandfia Affair."
Repcrted for The EVENING STAR


THE GAS DIFFICULTY sErTLED.-The city gas
tanks old and eaky, have for some time been likely
to fail entirely and leave the town In darkness
Oil while the city councils were discussing the
methods OF Improvement Last night, however,
the boards held q long session, ana inally agreed
toexpend from thirteen TO sixteen thousand dollars
10000 feet OF gas, and TO contract with the
TO place fits patent oil gas apparatus in
plant still to remain in the works as reserve, II
need be. The contractors viii put their new oil
gas plant into the city works at cost OF
n 600 The new plan Will be tried sixty days
before any payment Is made. Then, II the method
works satisfactorily. one-half the contract price
win be paid AZ SIX months TIN satisfaction con-
and on satisfaction continuing eight months the
last fourth will be paid and the plants become the
properly OF Sne Sxy uth az sse emo ., tne nrst
the Contractors win remove the plant and replace
the gas works In their present position without
S2-candle power at half the cost now PAID By the
city for making gas OF less than l6-candle power.
CITY CouNCII&-The city councils last night re-
property, declined 70 pay G. L Arnell for deposit
ordinance to pave Patrick street from King 70
Prfncess, but left without nnal action the report
OF the street committee on allowing the Mount
vernon Railroad Co 70 use South Henry street and
the ordinance for compelling householder 70 clean
grass from the cutters. &C. Council viii meet
NorEs.-The Normal institute continued fts ses-
SION to-day with increased attendance-Mr. c.
C. Carlin has been selected By Judge stuart a.
vice Mr.. w. A. Caree, reaigned.-Three hundred
barrels OF sugar were brought here yesterday BY
the Norfolk steameE.-The Western Union Tele-
tax OF S110 heretofore pad the city. IL claims
under the interstate commerce hill freedom from
driving park on the 18th tnst-The city court 4
engaged with cfvil case2-Ihe kitchen wall OF
the house on King, near Leo street, occupied BY
Ma sutton, cavod In yesterday afDernooA-
Judge Keith has chartered here The Independent
Medicinal Grain, Stock, and Produce Exchango q
Aiexandna,n with 0sous q emith John Z. un.
Al0xandfla corporatora w. d Dovo0uD an1 J. y.
Wo(2oo oge oogIogoe0O ohgOo6
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL % 1909

OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET.
f9r Chicaso and Northwest express daily 10 :55A
d For Cincinnati and 81. Louis express daily 8 and
For H,tsburg and Cleveland. express daily 10 55A
For Lexington and Local Stations 10 loan.
For Philadelphia, Newark. and wilmington, 7:3o.
MI 20 =, and 20 pm daily; express.
Fer or sinserly and intermediate points 50 30 Am.
For Baltimore, 5. $50. $40. 7:3o. 30 945, IL
tran ESQ., IA. 20 485 Is 5O jas 4sg 5 .ns
s snaasc 4 s9 $50 9 sa5 ga IS ana
For Annapolis $40 and s 80 m. 1910 and 4 30
napolis 8 40 81 m, Il :O5, $50. $40 pm. sun
For Way Stations between Washington and Bal.i-
more s. 40, $50 am, II 10. 80. :I5 6:45 pm.
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch. f6 IS a
"a = e. s 1Cf Rgils pal stations Ony
For Gaithersbarg and Intermediate points. TO Am.
For Boyds and i i2;ermediais is Stations .,o
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
iI5 pm. stopping at all stations ON metropolitan
For Frederick t1O:1O am. 70. "A 80. 1880 pm
F0T hsssr,tOSn no no 10 and 70
K to Roanoke. and all points south Norfolk and
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 IN. and Is
p m: from Cincinnati and ST. Louis daily q 90 a. m
and 100 p m; from Pittsburg daily 20 a M. 5: Is
y.
From Philadelphia. Chester. and Wilmington, 10 .45
q. IN E, 2:5O. 80, and y:Oo y. m. daily.
Prom Singerly and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore, 10 m daily and II lis a. sunday only
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 20,
$50. 20, 81 9:O5, 10 t4Jmnute train, IL (45-min-
. 80 and II p n on sundays $50. .; POS, 10 a.
Except sunday. DAILY. sSunday only.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and resi-
dences on orders left at ticket Offices 6l9 and 1851
Fennsy lvania ave
". NJ CLEMENTS. CHAS. o. SCULIx
ap3O Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
bushnell l. CARUsL Real Estate Brokers',
II zoos street northwest.
VALUABLE gN1MPRoyED PRoPERTY. BETxEE

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY, BETWEEN
9 AND b AND CANAL AND HALF STREETS
SOUTHWEST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
No 1890, folio 2s4 Of the land records for the Dis
trict Of Columbia the undermined trustees will offer
FOR sale at pubic auction upon the premises TUES
DAY. The TENTH DAY OF JULY, 1883. at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. the following property situate in the
o. in square east Of square No. 643; Lots numbered
= D. o, 2. .. IL II. 16, IL. 49, 1p, 20. u, and
% Of Theodore Curtis, trustee, and Grafton Macks
SUBDIVISION OF ORIGINAL lot numbered two CD In said
squ.re as recorded In the s,yeyors office Of the bis
that part of lot No. 13 Of T. Curtis al srbdvi-
sion Of original lot No In said square. recorded In
book W. b. NJ folio 2S3. in said surveyors office and
described as follows Beginning at point in the south
line Of q street 13o 53 feet west of the northeast
west corner Of said lot g. and running thence
with said south line of street Ave (Z5) feet
thence south 500 feet, thence in northwesterly d.
rection 26.4l feet to place of beginning. Also, all
those parts lots and 10 in said subdivision being
all of said lots IA and Is except the portions thereof
conveyed by James F. Barbour to Terrence McCafrey
BY deed duly recorded In Lber 1924 folio 3iS Of said
Land Records
Terms q sale Cash: This property is sold subiec,
instaments of $1,000 each on or before two three
four hve and six years from January l. 1857, with
per cent interest Deposit Of $3.50 at time OF sale
ConVeyanclng AZ purchasers expense. Terms to be
complied with within ten days property will be
sold at cost OF purchaser.
EUGENE CARUSI, lr-,,..o.
THOS C. PEARSALI,f trustees.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 936 + st. je29 dads
-eE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO SAT-
UkDAi, JULY FOURTEENTH. 1883. same hour
h11-dsd. F FHSsS e f fhhRs1L1 Trustees.
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
w Y3S-94O Louisiana ave.

TTNWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE NO.
l. 531 SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY TWELFTH,
at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front
OF the premises, part Of -
LOr 33. SQUARE SIT,
fronting Is feet inches 9TH street. and has depth
OF ITO feet to 2Sfoot alley improved by story
frame dwelling, No. 53l 9TH street southeast.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. Notes to bear interest at DAY
sale. payable semi annually, and to be secured by deed
Of trus ON premises or all cash. at option Of purchaser
deposit Of 300 ut time of sale. Convey ancing &c
at purchasers cost Terms to be complied With in ten
days otherwise right reserved resell the operty
the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser after five
days public notice OF such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, d.
DUNCANsON BROS.
jy9-d&ds Auctioneers
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PROPOSALS.

July Z. 1sss-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received al the Once Of the Supervising rchtect
Lr-asury department., WASHINGTON, ID. C.. until TWO
JCLACk p NJ. the SkNESIEENTH DAY OF
LII loss. tor the labor and materials required in
Tie erection and completion of additional buildings tor
TIE signal Once Washington. u. C, accordance
with the specification and drawings. copies OF lch
bay h, AT this Ofe, the Jftce of the Slperin-
trnlert and tn MA-tsr Builders AssOcil ton, Balt-
hrOre, Nd Zach lid must b. accompanied by eerti-
led check for 800 pom receipt this Once Of
I'st-Onse money order ia g. drawn TO the
order OF the Treasurer Of the United States PARTIES will
tS furnished with copies II The drawings stb-clI-
Cations WILL A FkkkkI, supervising Architect
GsteO.St
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IIEoPOSALs FOR CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL
Il 10 BE- USED ON HE STREETS AND AVE-
sltS IN IHE CITY OF WASHINGTON. ID. c.
DffiCE OF IHE COMMISSIONERS. D. G., MAsHISGTox.
July 3. lSes. Sealed proposals will b. received
- tEis 0tlce until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. on sAIUK-
bA4, IL LII IWkNII-ONE. 1855. for rrishlng curb
M brck-, asphalt tile. asphalt paving blocks and
ste paving blocks to BE- used the various streets
Hid avenues IL the city Of Washington. Blank form.
q PROPOSALS and specifications BE- obtained this
tiee on appcstiO therefor together all nece~-
sry lniOrinAton and bids the will be
So-tsred The right Is reserved reject any and ali
Dds OF parts % bids. " Is WEBB, :. r WHEATIEY
e W RAYMOND. Commissioner. u. C. tyI-tt
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.Hr Fa1Esp Or AL

PONDS EXTRACT IL used In the household Of the
President a. well - that Of the humblest citisen.
Bench the pulpit and the press-s ranks and classes
o. people-have sent their personal experience and
for the last forty years. until their letter. have
nlled volumes testfyng TO the wonderful Of all
kinds Of Pain or Inflammation, effected by PONDS
EXTRACT.
Remember PONDS EXTRACT il sold in bottles only,
bun wrapper with landscape trade mark thereon Deal
with respectable druggists only. my28
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1'HE GREAT PTrxxsvrv,x,, po,,rv
TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
Dol BIZ IRACh- SPLENDID SCENERY
SIEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT JUNE Sd. 1883.
S1SSEk SIKH AND sfh hh2M sl1 Is FSi
For PtsDur and the West Chicago Limited Express o,
Pullman nestlbulrd Cars. at $50 I'm. daily; Fast
with Sleeping Cars from PtIsburg to Cincinnati
and Harrisburg TO ST LOUIS daily except Saturday
Western Express. at 40 pm daily. with Sleeping
Cars Washington to CHICAGO and ST. Louis and ex-
daily at Harrisburg with through Sleepers for
LGgisy diI and Mfnphis Pacific Express 1000
through Sleeper to Pittsburg. and Pttsburx to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie Canandagua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
1000 pm: daily, except Saturday, with Sleeping
For Wiiamsrort Lock Haven, and Elmira, at $50
an daily excsp! sunday.
ssgnesy: 200 4: 30 Am. ZOO 4 10, io;o9 and md
Car s; $40 m daily except Sunday. and 3:45 p.
For Boston without change 200 pm. every day.
For Bar hsrbor without change daily. except Satur.
For Brooklyn y y all through trains connect at Jer
sey Ci'y with boats Of BROOKLYN Annex, afordins
For F6saei u H. e 400 SS i 60 and 114o
day 300 il 40 Soo 10 900 jn 10 90 s snd
weekdays aud AS p m daily with ND Dining Ing
TUX O.OO Is-O, t;UU, y 81, S:OU,
and II 40 am, 1905, 200 3:i5, 4:Ib 400.
40, 600, 40, 10 90, and II 20 pm. On sun
day. 300 9.O5. 300. 1l:40 am, 200, 3:45
4;lO. 900. 40 1000, and IL 20 pm.
For fopes Creek Line. 20 am and lao pm. daily,
except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 30 and 90 H., IL :O5 90, and
800 T. m daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 300 q
M. 10 pm.
ALIAANDkIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 600. 6 :35. s:4O.9:45, 1857 am.
ii3199t noon. 3o3. 422 300 90. ;05. :o5.
1907 an. 80. 800. = :a5, and 10 :O5 p. IN.
accommodation Tor Quantico. D 90 pm. weekdays
IT, and d % Pm daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON. 6: 05 7:0j.
OO, 10, 1915. 1l.07 ain. 1 20 3 90, 3: .s}
2:lO, %, 9;32 10 AZ aud IL :03 pm. ON sun
and 1912
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station where orders be left the checking
Of baggage 10 destination from hotels residences
CHAS T. PUGH, j Mood
Uentrai Manager. tJe4l Gen. Pas. Agent
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BERLIN, July 1L-After the meeting OF the
crown council yesterday the ministers waited
upon Empress Victoria at the FriedrickrOn palace
OF her husband. Prince Bismarck was not
present. In his address Herr May back, minister or
who was deeply affected. She thanked him Tor the
sentiments he expressed and shook hands with
each OF those present.
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.
TnUsTEE,s SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN


THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to me- dated January f.
1887, recorded in Lber No l247 folio 375 ct sea- Of
the Land Records of the District of Columbia will
SELL at public auction, in front of the premises on
IDESDAf, July SEVENTEENTH, 1883, at FIVE
O'CLOCK Z. NJ the following described real estate,
situate i'll said District to wit All of Lot 81
OF the division of the Barry farm. being part OF
tract OF land called Saint Elizabeth, said division is
recorded in Levy Court No y folio of the records of
the Surveyors Office of said District containing about
with good. twostory frame house, subject to prior
deed OF trust recorded in said Liber 1247. folio 37,
1883. -
Terms Of sale: S40O in cash within eight days from
day of sale and the balance year. per cent
interest secured by deed Of trust my
all cash. at purchasers option 300 must 10 deposited
when the property is knocked down. If terms of sale
are not complied with the right resell the
at the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser
Conveyancing ut purchasers cost.
jylO-:}t C. H KNIGHT Trustee
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If SO. you should purify the sick room by
burning HYpRoNAPATHoL PAsrILLEs
therein. They burn slowly without Q
fame. imparting delightful odor. that
IN fragrant and refreshing to the sick,
and sxpels mosquitoes. flies and others
unwelcome insects from the premises
They prevent the spread Of contagiou
diseases and effectually destroy fever
germs. Sold by all Druggists or sent
York. tor 200. jy0
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TOMORROW.
WEEKS 4 co. AuetiOnssrs. .

w 637 LOUISIANA ave-, opp. City Post Once.
COLLECTION OF GOOD FURNITURE FOR AUG.
TON, THURSDAY, JULY TWELFTH, AT TEN
A. NJ, AT OUR SALkSkOOMS.
ELEGANT CABINET BEDSTEAD. BUREAU, WARD
KOBE, &c. COMBINED; WALNUT HALL SET,
AND CHEEKY SIDEBOAkDS. PARLOR SETS.
sPRfSGs Sb M hTH: Sfs A ILE aD H NE
Nut BED. ROOM SETS ODD BUREAUS,
CHAIRS AND SOFAS; FANCY CHAIRS AND
H0CKEns ICE BOXES EXTENSION TABLES,
SROCKERY; &C., FROM DIN1NG; Mesa.
WINDOW HANGINGs, MANTEL FOLDING BED.
HAPOR STOVES. RUGS. 40 SECONDHAND
CARPETS. WITH LARGE STOCK OF OTHER
USEFUL HOUSEHOLD NECESSARIES
SALE PRINCIPALLY INSIDE ON ACCOUNT OF
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July IL - VIRGINIA skies, con-
solidIed ,s d. new threes' oa1. do tsn-forues'
BALTIMORE, Nd. July 1l.-Cotton steadyzmid-
ding, lOA. Flour larry active and hrm wheat
berry, soa9o western, frm; No. winter red. spot
ss6 CORN southern auet and G5s66
low. 59a6l: western. dull and nominal; mixed spot.
Quiet a ' sn and
white 49s s Essse aron ~. ned la
Prime to choice western Is 3oaiSoo PROVISION,
steady Mess pork 100 Butter nrm and dull is
refned "a. Coffee dull Rio carsoes. fair, IAN.
AssHy 1 .ssa sSppf5
oDs os s sra and a
1877. 500 bushels; corn. 500 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO IL yu,y nl IL 4. r- The wheat
lowest curb sale yesterday afternoon was 79k The
IN hs the or the Of
passage and the strong public and private cables.
s1 I ferE started in weak and &C. lower st
There were 23 600 hogs reserved where only 1000
g %; pork 1910: lard. si3s short RIBS 80 ''
DIVORCE GRANTED.-In the Equity Court, to-
day, a decree OF divorce was granted TO Mary j..
Carney from VIM: Carney i the Din d MED by Mr.
Is. 1883, and she charged that he deserted her
December 2, 1885.
CRUGIERA THE ALLEGED CoUNrKRFKITER, HELD
IN 81 600 Kaleidoscope Crugiera, the Italian
arrested by Of1cer Allen on charge OF passing q
counterfeit S. silver certificate at The store OF Mr.
w. O. Douglass, on 9th street, as heretofore pub
lished In The STAR, was taken to the Police Court
to-day ana tried: Inc GetsnSaar eTa1a not under
sworn as interpreter. The testimony OF a number
OF witnesses was heard to show that the Italian
purchased pair OF socks for % cents and gave in
payment a IS bill He was arrested after he left
the store. He said that he was from New York,
and did not know that the bill was counterfeit
Testimony was heard to show that on the same
day a similar bill was passed In Francs store on
7th street. but the defendant was not Identified as
the man Who aon ~ WAS ned In
FINED TEN DOLLARS FOR SHOOTING A WHITE
BoY-James Graham, col0red boy, who lives In
| the country, was before the Police Court to-day
| charged with shooting white boy pamed Edward
Thompson. The testimony showed that Thomp.
he got almost as much as he deserved At the same
| time the defendant had no right TO carry pistol
| He was nned so
THE "LlrTLE joker" CASE DsNIsED.-The case
Of the young man, Michael ]. Flood, charged with
| at the entrance to the Pension once, was dis
missed BY Judge Miller to-day, after hearing the
Of me- 70 show that the
| In order to sell patent soap.
For SELLING LOTTERY TIcKEra-wm- W. Gould,
| charged with selling Louisiana Lottery tickets
paid 400 fne In the Police Coufs to-day. siml.
lar charge against Paul Bonavires was CONTINUED.
RANGE OF TIE THERMoMKTHR-The following
were the readings ~ the signal O01cc to-day: 4
NJ 20; Spm. Is: maximum. -; minimum. a.
MARRIAG. LICHNsEs-Maxriage licenses have
Lewis s and Mary s Ella SPENCER; ysS 4 RchardsoI
and Susie =. HugheA OF Petersburg, Va; VIM
Harris and Mary Tsylor: Henry Kuhlmaln anc
Louisa Herrler; Charles II. Anlsr and Jennie n
NOrriA
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w EEKS & CO., Auctioneers.

NV LENS CO., Auct1oneers.
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TENTH AND s
STREETS NORTHWEST:
BY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGNMENT
FROM WM. D. EARLE SHALL OFFER FOR
SALE, on FRIDAY MORNING, JULY THIR.
ENTIRE STOCK IN THE ABOVE PREMISES IN
PART FLOUk, TEAS: COFFEEs. SUGARS, FISH.
VASE Y En- G ls S}rk CANNED G00Ps SCALES
LANEOUS STOCK OF SHELF GOODS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, COFFEE-MlLI, &c.
jy1O-3t III, W. LOVE Assignee
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VI AIsGsIIts

DOCKETT-MILLER Mr. J. DOCKET. OF Wash
ingtOn city, ard MARTHA MILLER. OF Chtotisyi la,
state Of Maryland married baltimore c.ty On
July 10, 1853, by Rev John H. Collott, after which
they took the train for Washington
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the eth Of July 1883
by the Rev. Charles L. Weed ". &. PUMPHKi 10 l.
both OF this city.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROVED REAL ES
TATE IN WHITNEY CLOSE" COUNTY OF

IAIE N .WH!TNEY CLOSE" COUNTY OF
By virtue Of deed of trust dated March l. A. D.
1881 and recorded in ber No. 1898. folio 56 sea-
OF the land records Of the District OF Coumbia
upon the REQUEST Of the holder Of the notes secured
premises ON THURSDAY. JUNE TWENTY-EIGHTH,
A, u. 1888 at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, lot eleven l1) in
block four o. In b. H. Warder's subdivision Of tract
o land called Whitney Close" situate in the County
OF Washington, District OF Columbia
Terms. One fourth cash. balance equal payments
IN one, two and three years, with interest at per
cent per anun, pay able semi-annually. secured by
deed OF trust upon property sold all cash pur-
chaser,s option. Convey ancng and recording at pur-
chasers cost deposit OF 500 required at time of
sale. GEORGE 4 ENNONS- !
jel6-eo CHARLES B PEAkSON,J A'usSees
tF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN CON-
sequence Of the rain, until THURSDAY, JULY FIFTH,
A. d. 1883, at SAME HOUR and place.
,essdsds e eEokGE 3 F FHAksSS Trustees
eF THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
on account of tue rain until THURSDAY, TWELFTH
DAY OF JULY, 1888. same hour and place.
GEORGE L. EMMONS. I r-,,.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-11

SECRETARY WHITNEY returned 20 the city last
night and was at the Navy Department to-day.