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Marriage I.iccns~s

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk of the court TO the following: james E
Gardner and Minnie O. johnson: samuel Blake
and Mulissa Dent; William Grimsley and Libbie
Beavers. both of Fairfax county, Va: Augustus
Fields and Betsey Jones; W. II. 4. Bracket and
Matilda A. Slaughter; Charles Ii. blackwell
and Alkaline Brady
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Jockey "snapper" Garrison Suspended.

New York, June 26.-The license of Jockey
snapper" Garrison was revoked by the board
Of control yesterday. No reason was given for
this action, but Secretary vosburg said
it was on general principles" Garrison will
be prevented from riding at either of the
four large racing associations in this vicinity,
and 1t is extremely improbable that he will be
allowed to ride at any other track under the
existing condition. For ten years Garrison has
been the most picturesque figure on the Ameri-
can turf. He has won and lost enough money
to start half dozen national banks.
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Fell Dead While PLAYING Football.

1NDrANAPoLIs, IND, June ga Nears special
from Marion. Ind, says: Stephen stakenberg, a
student at the Normal college, died suddenly
yesterday evening while playing football He
stopped to pick up the ball, fell and expired
instantly. The Cause Of death is unknown.
Stakenberg lived at Carthagena, Ohio.
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j. W. Morris has purchased for sl2O7IsI Of
Eppa Hanton ct al, receivers. lot z, block ~,
and 4. block 81 Columbia Heights
John Miller has bought for e5.OG2.63 Of
Minnie Parker lot II, square east OF 5s6, 'front.'
ing 30 feet inches on U street and ISL feet
on Delaware avenue and Canal street south
west.
John c. Head has purchased for ESQ, 900 of
Rosa Il. Suit parts Of 0xon Hill Manor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26

HAVING CLIMBED
TO THE TOP OF THE GREASY POLE
We determined that the victory diligently
sought aud dearly bought shall rebound the benent
of wHosoENER will be benefited thereby. Are you
old and and wi,hered, unable to bear NY under
the curse. which II by tn. sweat Of thy brow siait
thou eat thy bread" W. have neat substantial and
rsspsctabs Suit sf Clothes for you At $3.50.
A. %. 40 W. can do better for you.
A. ~. "a We give you a suit of Clothes which 10
teins re,niied all around town al Sis
But the INEDOLLAki idea 10 10 the dealer what the
CLOSED h. TO the coaching sElLER-he doesn't
recognise n ALL but INDUCES IN big "cuss" words.
which do not appear In the dploinHc correspondence
txixt johnnie Bull" and Uncle Sam = hence We
shah diplonatcAly skip the gutter" and land on tho
other SIDE with
AsIo BASIS.
sao Suits. els 20 Suits. eli. 10 Suits. sIe 80 suits
els sui.s.
GO AT slO SUIT.
Those Who are familiar with our prices will open
their yss In wild wondermeht. Those who not
Will view them with stunning astonshuaent.
We're almost afraid to spesk VI line VI Suits for
YOUNG MEN-ransins In price from
e4.50tos1.5o
snit-in both Sacks and Getaways. lest you should
think We are Joking which not. because
WE'VE GOT EN-
Not only thss-were selling EN-, furthermore they're
irving gene rehabilitation.
THOSE SHORT PANTS suITs-FoR CHILDREN.
MsI. o.. ii. o.. o.. so and sa.7s.
Are selling like hot cakes-if parents and guardians
ne TO purchase u instead Of paying hundred per
cent elsew here-its their AFFAIR and clearly indicates
that they know "a hawk from hand card"
OUR STOCK OF
aENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS MUST CO.
And II We choose to cut the prices
HALF IN TWO
It's OUR AFFAIR. about which the people only have
70 do. since they are the benehciAries.
VICTOR T. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
OF AND go 7TH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until ii Pm. je1b
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A Money Drawer Barvlarized.

Some time last night burglars visited the
store OF the George Kennedy Cracker Con-
psny and gained an entrance by climbing over
the transom. The money drawer was broken
open and $50 stolen.
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MAfttftED.

CARR-MckENNY. In Baltimore. az the parsonage
Of the AsDury NJ. n Church. by Eev. n. J. Mcksnny,
I: DORSEY CARR and EMMAJ. McktNNl. both a
HpLL-PETERsEN. On SATURDAY, January 81,
1ssl. ~ ltcy: q Z. MeAdors, PElTOS Il. HI Ii u
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LONDON, June 26.-The steamer city Of Berlin,
from New York June II, for Liverpool passed
Brow Head at 8 am.
The steamer wieland, from New York June
Is, arrived at Hamburg June Is.
The steamer Fuerst Bismarck. from New
York June 49, arrived at Hamburg today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26

CRY OF MEXICO, June 26.-Gen. Strum
started yesterday for the United States. Pres
ident Diaz has asked for all the documents in
connection with Gen. Strum's claim and will
make personal investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26

Boston VIII Give Its Firemen . Treat.
, BosroN, June 26.-The common council last
night passed over the mayors veto the order
providing for visit of the committee on fire
department to New York and Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26

Range Of the Thernomeesx.
The following were the readings Mt the signal
Office today;e n. M. ~; 2 pm. s. Maximum,
50; minimum. 20.
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I. b. T Ss2 sso < SSsssss.,,.

1916 9TH NJ. n. ".
Bargains Tor the week cotnnenring Monday. June Is:
to i o. yards H. 'o'' and isse' ''"sh.'n reduced
FIFTY dozen Ladies' Ribbsd Vests, for 25c.
LUZ yards Lawn, fast colors. 2,sc.
Pillow Case Cotton. NC.
Curtain orrim. 3xc.
,ivsshsr-psOof Ticking. worth eoc. and 25c.. nov
About 1000 ysrds Of the job lot Of white worth
lhe.. 30c. and &c.. only l2>sc.
bortrvsu Duplex Coroetu Ina all st1ou.
Boys &c, SIR wtndsIr iss, La.
0ents' ~. htlk 6casfs. l<r
a5c. Ned Table Linen. fast co;ors, &c
Ssem hsarssssA cAshmsrs. wool lace. 30 inches
Table 0tlelosA, N yssas ysds. l5c.
~ dooon ChtldreRs h1lk 0lovoo In al coloro 1Oc,
Ladie' Shirt aasts. lsundFicd cu6s and COLLAR,
s;s:I s; ssS: NE ;S 1; Ss Es:: '. for
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pm o voc REALIZE WHAT OUR RE-
I MovAL REDUCTION OF IS AND
bDb 80 PER cEyT AMOUNTS Tor 1T
MANS That YoU CAN VOW BUY THE
vERy BEST REApY-MADE CLOTHING
IN AMERICA AT IRON OyE-HALPTo
THREE- FoURTHs OF ITS REAL
VALUE. EVERYTHING 10 INCLUDED
IN THIS SALE. DRESS SUITS. PRINCE
ALBERT SUITS. CUTAwAY SUITS,
SACK SUITS. OyERcoATs AND SPA
RATE TROUSERS. IN HEAVY. ME-
dun AND LIGHT WEIGHTS, FOR
THE MEN. DRESS AND SCHOOL SUITS.
oyERcoArs AND REEFERs FOR THE
BOYS, AND OUR ENTIRE LINE OF
NOVELTIES AND STAPLES FoR THE
90 n EVERY DOLLARS WORTH or
Z 3oUR SUPERB LINE OF MEMS
90 AND Boys FURNISHINGS. BOTH
HEAVY AND LIGHT WEIGHT. THERE
IL A DISCOUNT OF fs PER CENT.
The ORIGINAL PRICES ARE STILL on
THE TICKETS. MAKE YOUR sELIc-
TioSs AND DrDrcr G PER CENT
fRoM THE MANNED PRICES.
on EACH AND EVERY ONE OF OUR
sEAsoNABLE AND STYLISH SHIRT
WAISTS THE REDUCTION 10 70 PER
CENT AT THEIR ORIGINAL PRICES
THEY wkRE THE CHEAPEST FOR THE
QUALITY IN THE CITY. 80 you CAN
READILY skE WHAT A DISCOUNT or
% Per CANT MANS. NOW IL YOUR
OPPORTUNITY To SECURE THE nest
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS AT
PRICES FAR EEL0w IHLIK REAL
WORTH.
D ROBINSON CO..
AMERICAN ourrIrTERs.
SeS-so sos PA AVE. NV.
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baltimore Marksea.

BALTIMORE, June 9d-Flour DUH, unchanged
-recepts, 7,sel barrels: shipments, $50 barrels;
saies YES bArrela- Wheat = southern. steady;
Fuirz. LOsal.01; Longberry. l-osal.os; No. = red,
easy; spot, LO7Aal.Us; July, 9SHas9, August,
81 ssIE; september, sef assk.recepts, ass bush
chs; stock. lsssos bushels; sslss lss'oog bushels
mixed. duil; SPOT, ssHsssA: june, IS July. slk;
spot No 3 white, 75; sellers-receipts 2.54S BUSH
Ella; stock, 9Ss,SsS bushels- Oats nrm = No. 3
white western. SsaAd No. mixed western, 4ss44
receipts, 900 buiheis stock. 1857 bushels.
Rye qniet-No : soast-recepts, A1se bushels;
stock, s,sse bushels. Hay steady good to choice
timothy, n.0oal2.s0. Grain freighfs arm, IN
changed. Cotton duil-middling. 81. Provisions
unchsnged. Butter Dali and stssdy--cresmery
tiOn, issi& ladie. fancy, IL %. good 70 choice,
ilsls store-packed, l0ai3 Egg, scsrce-l7H.
Coaee nrm-No carvoes. fair, isK; No. I, ia.
sugar strong. Whisky. L9ssi.aA. Peanuts, arm
and active = extra Asnd-picked. 4 Virginia
straights, ~.
BALTINORk June - = Virginia threes, q
bid; Baltimore and OHIO stock, s asked; Cincin-
nan. Wellington and Baltimore ant IS bid;
nrst income, u bid; Do second income, lsk
bid; DO. third income. " bid; Consolidased -
seock, - bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26

Last night q sneak thief entered John
o l.eary s store, on 9th street southwest, and
stole %.
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The following is the program Of tomorrow
concert at the White House grounds by the
Marine Band, s. Peirola, conductor, TO begin
at Cos d. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26

Ose@s. xnsossars bitssrS y 4 ss.nd.sa ssbis all
ssSx s9s H1SSs.ssss;s'. d. J. Q. = axdxAT ,
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I ssSssS. ssn * Ss.i1 w :,s: July
-Juiy, Aae September. fAl6 Lard-Jniy. 60.
ssRssmba, a. HIS = July. ksk sapicnbsr,
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 26.-The grand
jury Of Pulaski county this forenoon returned
an Indictment against ex-State Treasurer Wood
run for embezxiement Of state funds. Wood
run was Immediately placed under arrest.
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GILLIAN ENvoys COMING.
varas and Cruz Will Leave New York Today
for Washington.

NEW YoRK, June 26.-Senor Pedro Montt,
Antonio varas and Josie NJ. Santa Cruz, the
Chilisns who have been in New York several
days. will 60 to Washington at $40 O'Clock to-
day to get recognition, il possible, from the
United States government for the Gillian con-
gressional party.
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IL MruIS UxDrnvrAa-
HIRE ARE SOME EXCELLENT yALuEs.
EvEkY GARMENT II THOROUGHLY
MADE.
Fine Cambria CORSET covsrs-vs nsck-
trimmed with Hamburg and lsre.
-tOc. each
Fine csmhrsc cor~~s cSv-rs. hish nechs-
yoks e eiassss tsskins aud nsnbsu ss0s
Arouni neck.
-6.ke. each.-
Csnbrie Gowns. Hubossd yoke Of Hamburg
nssriI< ard dns turks. rufns Il Hamburg
sroun.i nsck and s,>>v-~
ell 90 saoh--
Isdiss' walftnx Shirts deco Hamburr runs.
three clusters Of tueks abovs-aaishsd vtsh
yoss.
-elOo each-
tsorosG hoor. 1o<h q. buildansl
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
10TH. iirn AND = sra NV
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Rrpucrios. Is Swiss FLorscrxos.

on hand and ws oder Is Dr.ss ra,,ssns. ~
pssd> IN ssch. Is designs in the iot.
- ~ pattern.
wy sso on.r l2S brvss Patterns. same lsnsth
% sbOve. - design. in the lot, at
~ Oa pattsrn.-
lTirst door. sscond .nnsI }
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W W "
" Wv " GOD W Ar ID
W - " VI
wv Wv

WI
WWNY
Avn
ILL orHRoP.
.or- $3.50 .x,,vsr.
H.-Esg,aafag hoaasy. Jsns -. aad con
UsstaJ a1sstsg Jsis aaai sgtisf saf .fssss
90 A. -ia.--f "a a'atesk. aad 90 SaturdaSs at
-
SATURDAY StNTupaY HrnfAtsAt
o.. ,,p. :, -. -. -
a.
GO .,.-.,....... 49,. =,
" t'Hh' - We $500. "'."9s P'sssase 70
fst,asy.fssi ulth M u.a-l Tsi 90 for the s-ns
"a - -. .,......,,.l. .,..t...tv.-
WV =.
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LONDON, June 26.-The Brighton and South
western Railway Company's steamer Nor
mandia, bound from Dieppe for New Haven
and having $50 passengers on board, vent
ashore at Beachy Head during the prevalence
Of q dense fog. The weather was perfectly
calm and there was no excitement or confusion
on board the stranded vessel. Tugs were sent
to her assistance and she has been hoated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26

XorR COMPLEXION. As WELL AS YOUB
tempsr. h rendered miserable by adisordereteiver
Improve both BY taking Carter's Little Liver Pills.
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DR.. Northrop Dies From Alcohol Burns.
NEW YoRx, June 26.-Dr. John L. Northrop,
the instructor in zoology at Columbia College
was 50 badly burned yesterday afternoon BY
the explosion of cask Of alcohol in the bsse-
ment Of the college building that he died al
O'Clock this morning At the Presbyterian Hoo
pitaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26

The lsts hs.vy rains have dess great da.se,
% ne vAsat crop between Alien sad 6
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Cunpsrx. Axp Mrssr- Goops
FoE SATURDAY.
THI sHoPFtSo DAY FUK tHE YOUNG
FOLKS
Ne lave r...,v.d anoth.r 10, ~ thoss I'm.
ga.iny Fsrsal. sAiff xssxs. sos sisl.. all god
rsft.aus that ~sr. IN The hTs' lot and other sood
ns~ sas. ss-s. 40. ~ IL and 10 y..ss
IA. ~srh
oiri So t.isnd Lawn shirt waists
h-.f eel pr-itl pst,.sa.. On ali whHts sronnds
vsrsi ts.sh snsi frunt-fali hAsh shoaia-rs-
tt.sFtn. in ooilsT. snd sun. sis-s ~. - End
uTsr
Ell 0esch
otfh ssa i.iani L.~a shiri Waists plated
b..k I'd fruHt- fuli hish .i.~svs tucked col-
lsr. al cUa.. ss-. ~, IL add ld ysars
oil " ~arh --
Chn Hsbs Oibsham slip. sisss 10 10
y-.-
Chu tt-u'. Casmesss Dr---~s-in plain ftns
AMI n u-a uinslas-d 9Th snhroii.ry.
sthl 81 IS. - and 81 "A s.ch.---
Ir~s-.h tstaxhsa pes-s-. tOr little oass Of
fuuf y~I. Ia waite With hair ltns chs-is q
Fths 80 biu.- triBsa-d 9Th f.ney siik stitch
tns .ad .tAbsoi1~ss.
s1 20 and 81 % e.eh.--
Chaif~a's anal Misses Al vol flAnnsl Bath
~ r,a,.. uinH-i ~nh braid al sis-..
-s'i -. o. IN. o. 20 and 81 o. YAH
b.siaas C.ps u oin- ham. nnsd With rubber.
-2sc.-
oaisi STA Bathing c-r.
80 and 40
sursL -lis n.thin. Gays. in fsney eoioz.
-Tfc
Mi-s.' AI-xool STRIPED flannel blsxsrs.
stzs- -. ~ ami 10 y~ar.-
-stO o sssh -
Mi..e.' All-wo5l Doubis- bf~..t-d Refers. In
Tsn. tsr.y AMI tAncy Cloths. sis-s ~. ~ ami
i1ysts
o. 90 each --
Chni sub Circulars. for travelling Asss
4 a. snI Ia yssr. "P.s.snt' share.
-E-dp-~i "a 81 90 .srh.-
(This,i aoet. Iith ~. bualdins
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ELHwooD. IND, June rs. - The Diamond
plate glass works, the largest plate glass factory
in the world. burned early this morning The ere
originated in the furnace room, and the flames
were communicated to the casting room with
great rapidity. No estimate can be placed on
the loss, but it will reach into the thousands.
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Master Plumbers Will Meet in Wsehip.4..
CINCINNATI, June 26.-Ths master plumber
have elected the following officers: President J.
A. Macdonald of Baltimore; vice president ).
6heehan of St. Louis; recording secretary. n
J. McDermott Of New York; treasurer. ~
Goodman Of Milwaukee; financial secretsry
Taos. J. Tute Of Boston. After choosinr Wssh.
.ngton city for the next meeting the conven-
ton adjourned sine die.
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secrstary Precter 81 Cepoord M.

CoSooRD, N. H., June 2s.--sscrstary oe wsr
Proctor, accompanied BY Gov. Psgs. Adjt
Gen. Peck and other Vermont military men,
srrlved here BY . special train this fore
doom They were met BY Adjt Gen.
Aynng and Gov. Tuttls and sta6, escorted By
cavalry 10 the encampnens Of the STATE ~
aonal guard, vhsre . salute Of seventeen guns
main until aftsr TIE review b. Gov. idtsis IL
afternoon.
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= neea. weak stomach. indgsstion. dy0popGda, IN
carsss Latsls nerve nIls. kslis1 9 susS. fhs oali
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Laslss' gs-tnch farasol.. IN Punsss. sursh.
Gru. team AMI Chsns~.hie siiks. With strp~s.
hrur.ssd bori-r- aud nsur-d .6--,.. A v.ri-
80 - fsnry hsrsdl.-
-sps,iAi rric~.. 81 "a. 81 uo. 81 ID sad--
90 OD.arh -
ts.h-s' s-ftn-h Wiadsor silh P.rs-ol. Also
pisin nsrE s1ush ~itl nlsh AMI Whit. boz
dsf-=sIsrved 90 plain hand~s
SPECIAL Erics. 81 10 sssh.-
20 4. falr ttth 81 baidins1
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices O..
the New York Stock Market, reported b. special
wire to Corson and Macartney. li1y n street.
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NEW Yoax, June MA cablegram Vas r.
csivsd ct the New York ONCE Of the White Star
line yesterday from the chief executive ofnosr
in Liverpool directing that In future
no cotton should be carried ON the
mail and passenger s>eamsra II vas learned
yesterday that he mattsr b receiving careful
consideration By I'll tie ocean stsamship COM
panies, aud the action Of the White Star VIII
probably lead 70 general agrssmsnt not TO
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Trsmpled 10 Death by Frightened Horses.
New ORLEANS, June 26.-The Mssons Of the
city celebrated St. Johns day Wednesday ct
West End. Among the means Of entertainment
was lot Of fireworks. At the explosion Of the
first bomb team OF horses which had been
Mrs. F.. Mitchell was knocked down, her skull
fractured and her body cruelty torn by the
horses hoofs. Her two children were slightly
injured. Mrs. John G. Fleming. wife Of the
grand master, was also badly hurt. Harry
Russeli who boldly attempted 10 stop the team,
was txamplsd TO death.
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Gloyr Dr,,nrxrsr.

.
Mt-sT s.s sni rsf-t. Gloves IN assorted
o. .st.s a Ian.
~ and ~ psir
tasiss' d-battan lsnsIth All-silA hstroxrsds
s-.n.a Bal jersey Nit.
tr. usiT.
tshss' e-hnfiun l-nsth Al-snA y.rssy
eAss~- IN fsns. oysy.sad ni.rk
81 oa PAIR.
tIIr.s rlnr, ilth - buiiaiuSl
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BOARD OF NEW CITY HALL COMMISSIONERS
PROPOSALS FOR METALLIC FILES.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE FOLLOWING
~ work ana materials will be received by the Board
OF New City Han Commissioners, in the chamber of
the Board OF Supervisors, on WEDN ESDAY, the
18th day of August, 1891, between the hours of II
A.. NJ. and IL N. OF that day:
For the furnishing and placing of metallic docu-
ment file boxes i'll the fittings made therefor in the
County Clerks new ONCE. in the northwest wing of
the New City Hall, to the amount OF $4,000. or
pies OF the file boxes bid upon, and the work to be
completed OH or before the 3lst day of Decem Der,
1891.
Dimensions of files to be obtained in the office OF
tile architect.
In awarding this contract the question of quality
and durability of the files BID upon, in Connection
with the price, viii be considered.
The secretary Will furnish blank forms of propoS-
ais and bonds TO intending bidders. No bid Will be
entertained unless made upon blanks so furnished.
The bids must be accompanied with certified
check, or with a bond with two or more good and
sufficient sureties. in the OF per cent of the
contract when awarded. The name the bonds
men, when bond is given. must be sub mitted to the
commissioners as least three days before the open
ing OF the bids, in order that they may pass upon
their competency. he board reserves the right to
reject any ard all bids. Payments will be made by
audited demands upon the treasury drawn against
the New City Hall Fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference to bOndsmen should they have
them instead of checksl.
GEORGE H. SANDERSON
THOMAS j. L. SMILEY,
JOHN H. BURST,
Board OF New City Hall Commissioners
EDWARD ]. WoLFE, Secretary.
San Francisco, July z. 1891. iy7 500
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A SPOILED CHILD.

The Wasted Life of Payne Todd, Son of
President Madison's Wife.
Mrs. Madison, besides being the widow
of President who was alsv a wealthy
planter, possessed some property in her OWN
right. and her only son was originally a
man of large fortune. 1t was this son that
brought her to ruin. He was the child of
her first husband, and his name was Payne
Todd.
During the Presidency Of Mr.. Madison he
lived in the White House with them, a
pretty, engaging lad, with pleasing talent
for mmicry.
Every body liked. courted, petted and fiat
tered him. When older he took 10 no seri-
Gus occupation. and finally went to Europe,
where he spent many idle years, wasting
his fortune in extravaganza.
Ga his return home he was no better He
did, indeed. buy an estate in Virginia. but
at that time an estate in Virginia was of
little value unless it was vigilantly looked
after blythe owner.
And so he wasted his life and his sub
stance. After spending the whole of his
own fortune, he allowed his mother to waste
the whole of hers upon him, for she con-
tinued to the last to be dotingly fond of him.
She was obliged TO sell Montpelier, and if
Congress had not bought from her her hus-
bands papers, she must have been wholly
dependent on charity. The last words she
uttered were, My poor bov.''
Two years after her death her son died of
typhoid fever, carefully nursed to his last
moment by the old servants Of the family
Richmond Dispatch.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
The Result Of Sales by Auction
Yesterday.

S. P. Middleton g. Co. yesterday held
successful auction sale at their rooms. The
following property was sold: Two adjoin-
ing lots, 25xI00, on the west side of Potrero
avenue, 100 feet south of Twenty second
street, for $3.50; lot in same block for
S1450; lot % 6x120 on west side of Eleventh
avenue, 80 feet north of l. street, for S2025;
two residences. 2I4 and 216 Chestnut street,
for S6400; lot 35x137 10 on west side of Du-
p0nt street, II g feet north of Lombard, for
S4750; northwest corner of Dupont and
Lombard streets, 2jx77 g feet, for $3.50,
with an "if'; two residences, southwest
corner of Montgomery avenue and Houston
street and northwest corner of Montgomery
avenue and Chestnut street, for $500; lots
8 aud 6. West End Map 1, for $500; lots
and 10, Block II, Sunny Vale Homestead,
for $3.50; lot in. Paramount Tract, on Mateo
street. near Chenery, for $500; Richmond
lot on Twelfth avenue, near Point Lobos,
for S675; lot 7, Block &C. Paul Tract for
S325.
o. f. Won Rhein & Co. will hold sale on
Thursday, the 30th, at their rooms. a large
catalogue of residence and investment pro p
erty will be offered.
The first union sale of the season will be
held at the exchange August 10Th. The
catalogue will be large and will comprise
some Grst-class investment property