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Transfers OF Real Estate

DeedP in fee have been filed as follows:
B. Hodges to J. F. Shaffer, subs 10 and IA, blk.
II. Trinidad; s650. B. Hodges to T. J. staley,
sub 81, blk. II, Trinidad; 500. 7. c. Wagga-
man to W. F. Columbus, pit. sub 191, SO. 675;
81, 100. c. Gessford to C. II. Gordon, sub IS,
50. $50; s4,250. P. Hogan to W. F. Page. subs
Is and II, SO. ia; -. W. F. Page to G.
Meyers, same property; -. Mary A. William
son to Elizabeth r. Blagen, sub rs, 50. GAG, e;
sub 237, 50. GA; e. ". e. Stockett to R. c.
Mangum, sub 3S, 50. 943: g.. J. A. Blundon
to D. NJ. McAuliffe, sub 264, 50. 1904; %, 500.
]. E. DIETRICH to A G. Brooke lot Is, blk. 4,
Trinidad; S2,275. A. G. Brooke to 8. Fenton,
same property; s2.625. J. A. Lyndham, pit IS,
blk. 8, Washington Heights; =. B. W. Hol-
man to O. L. Bacon, sub 70 Of lot 8, Mills es-
tate; s250. C. Gessford to ]. s. Redman. subs
As and 40, 50. $50; e. F. L. Cardoza to ].
W. Cromwell, sub IS, 90. 2os; e. G. Gessford
to Louise Hare. sub 4, 50. $50; s4,s5O; Z. NJ.
Darneille to f. T. Rawlings ct al. lot 1, 90, 1854
s1,696. A. Sutherland to o. C. Green, pit. 50.
800; e. ]. B. Badly to R. H. Darby, lot 20,
blk. so, Columbia Heights; e.. o. C. Green to
A. Sutherland, life interest in--,sq. 500; -. E.
o. Dade to S. N. Jones, sub Is, %. 9S7; -. ].
w. Reed to Louisa C. Hinke, sub. so, 90. w. Of
$50; "a, 200.
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woraens Relief Corps. Deparsmeut Of South
Dakota. Calvary Baptist Church.
National Ladies Of the G. A. r and others,
the Randall
National women's Veteran Relief Union. the
Newport
Ladies OF the q. A. r.. Department Of New
Jersey, and others. the Franklin.
National Daughters OF Veterans and all de-
psrtments, wimodaughsis.
Ladies' Aid Society. auxiliary 70 the sons OF
Veterans, si5 E street northwest
C. C. Guards, Miss Lavler's. 1907 X street
northwest, and Woods apartments, e22 and va
18th street
THE KEARsARoE COMMITTEE.
Chairman W. H. Michael of the naval re-
union committee has appointed the following
committees TO act during the encampment week
on board and in connection with the Kear-
sarge: Side ladder reception committee-Stsr-
board side, Isaac Newton and Walter Proctor;
port side, L. ". Montgomery and Charles (
Roberts. Auxiliary committee TO side ladder
Starboard side. Robert Nanemsn and Fred A.
8; Mechlin; port side, W. A Seymour and
Charles McGowen.
Cabin committee. spar deck-John King and
samuel Woods; cabin door, J. Seth Michael and
ID. G. Goodale
Water and ice-w. W. Mcdonald. !. II. Rein.
burg. John Waters and Thomas V. Mcintosh
Lights-Charies Clagget aud William Hughes.
Sanitary Walter Proctor
General auxiliary oommittee-PatrickDo olan.
John Longworth. Andrew j. Movers. John
Frazier and Charles I. Bonn.
The officers of the vessel akide from the com.
mittees above named have not vet been APP
pointed. but will be in due time All Of the
committees so far appointed, save one person.
are officers and members Of the Washington
Naval Association, ard win appear In the ele-
CANT uniform of that organization when or
duty. The vessel viii be managed with perfec;
system and discipline after she is put in commis-
sion on the 18th or 10th of September.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.

ARRIVED.
Schooner J. r. Dixon. Tappahsnnock. Va. Capt
John ID. Foster. from Yeocomico. Va. with thirty
cords of wood.
Schooner George Ash, Baltimore. Capt. Dolliver
from Ieoconico. Va vii forty cords of pine wood.
schooner onnie F; CLARK. Georgetown. Capt. Ash
ton. from Sorlini Cliffs. Va, with tyhve cords o.
pine wood.
Schooner Harry and Charley, Georgetown, D. c.
Capt. Joseph Kendrck. from Nanjemny, with forty
cords OF pine wood.
Schooner Arianna, Crisfeld. Capt Jenkins, from
Salisbury. with Z, 600 watermelons.
schooner Miami Alexandra. Capt Clay Maddox
from Goose Bay; with 5000 wateEmelons.
schooner Modil: Georgetown. D. c.. from Chap
mans Landing Nd. with furniture.
SlooP Belvedere Alex lnIlria. Va, Cant. Johnson.
from Pomonkey. with 1. 800 wstermelons and wheat.
SAILED.
Four-mast schooner Marjory Brown. Keyport, n.
j., to Georgetown. D. c., to load coal for the east
FOur-mast schooner Lydia NJ. Deeriag, Oath, Ne.
Capt. Hamilton. TO Baltimore to lead coal lor III,
east.
schooner Mary Z. Dentz. Alexandria. Va, Capt.
VIM II. Blackburn, to Aqua Greek.
Barge No. 16. Capt. Mathews, to Cumberland.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTJPE DAYS.
THOMAS Il. wASGiMAN. Auctioneer.

VHoMAs z. wASGiMAN. Auctioneer.
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH. at HALF
PAST FIFE NJ, VII sell az :'rbi suetiun Chg fo,m
rvo-story Brick Houses. Nos. 2.1 ZIG, y,i and %
street beast the sme to be removed BY the rr-
chaser within thirty days OF sale. sel-d1 Is
THOs E. wA0dAAAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
fRgsIFE sE q S yA s}hntr I sHT%yES
THIRTKENTH hSD FouRrEEX1M sTRbkETS
k1RTHMsgsr q TwIRHtJ YslgEsRRr ssWhfkaT
BEfwEES THikfESTH ASP I. +, E4 4! 1t
b. virtue OF three beds OF trns. recorded, respect
ively. in Iiber No l!tS. folio Az, Liter No, las
ioS s ana beI ~ lts foc 49, q Che eli lrI :,
gqef sisE + FEE # shs 1s II e asEfk
neIl's subdivision OF certain lots Ia Square 5. p,r
plat in book r. folio g. Of the records of surveyors
oflee. District Of Columbia. improved each by brick
I'm gs,.,sy s9s' S9s On sAML BA .a at GTfEs
Bonnell and Reeds recorded subd vision OF lots ia
square ~ each iinpryed by brick dwelling ss;nS
imIe iiately thereafter. on SAME DAY. at SIX
front Of the premises lots s3 and 81 in William
Degrees subdivision otori2fna lot 10, in square 100
~ the surveyors Sfs Of said District improved by
brie& dwelling and stable.
Terms as TO EACH IF said lots: one-third cash. Of
time 9: 50 = balance inili-ee equal insalments in six
twelve and eighteen months for which notes of pur
chaser BEARING interest from day of sale ar secured
csA- AT option Of the purchaser. All recording and
SSmp nth s on sale e nT nes
the right to reel at the risk and of de-
faulting pusshss2r ate eigh; ia, 5, ,dyertseent.
J IH y! SiL Ii NWGAeaAMAN'; Trustees.
T. L. WAGGAAlAN. Auctioneer. au3l-dSds
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7 ATIMER SLOAN Auctioneers.
GRAND CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN THE
TOWN OF MANASSAS.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING
LOTS WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION ON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH. 1892. COM
MENCiNG AT TWO O'CLOCK.

This subdivision is on the high ground Immediately
opposite the eerant residence and psrE of Mr. Robert
portner sal 70 re the finest in he sat) who is going
to erect number of handsome houses 10 accommodate
the tncreasiIg demand tor summer residences.
Manassas Is a. owe all alarisl Influences OF the tide
water and taken throughout The year IS perhaps
agreeable place IN which to reside any rart Of the
world Manassas Is lCested at the junction of the
main line OF the Richnenl and DanVie r. r. and the
Manassas branch The train service of the X and ID.
virtually makes Manassas suburb Of Washington
All trains stop there; the running time from Washing
ton being sixty minutes Independent Of these a.vSn
tages Manassas Is to be the county of Prince vii
liam. hfch was decided by vote of the people the
9th of August 10y la-ge majority. and which will
naturally enhance the 'alUe of Manassas property.
Terms; Ten c-Rt ot the purchase money in cash,
the balance in siX and Twelve months with notes bear
ing Interest and secured by deed of trust all cash.
at the option Of purchaser. All conveyaneing
purchaser.
These lots will positively be offered Tor sale at pub
liz auction IN the town OF Manassas On TUESDAY,
SEPTENBER SIXTH. 1892, at Two O'CLOCK p. VI.
The RAPID and steady Increase in the value of real
tate in and around Manassas durin the past score
years nsures to future investors in land safe invest
uient.
For further Particulars address
J. SToEvER.
Manassas, Va
LAT1MER SLOAN luctioneers,
au3175t 14079 G street n W. Washington. d. C.
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Prof. Jean Roemer, author, soldier and
scholar, vice president Of the College Of the
City Of New York, half brother of the late
William II, King of Holland, and at one time
talked of as a successor to the throne, was
found dead yesterday morning in his
room at the Curtis House. Lenox, Mass.
He was lightweight years old. Heart dis
ease was the cause Of death. Prof. Roemer,
who was the illegitimate relative Of Alexander
Paul Frederick Louis William II, King of the
Netherlands, Prince Of Orange-Nassau Grand
Duke Of Luxembourg and Duke of Limbure.
who died at The Hague. November %. 1896.
was born in England. Before the death of his
father, William |, which occurred in 1S49, the
Dutch people were DESTROYS of calling Jean
Roemer back to Holland with view Of his sue
cession to the throne.
In infancy Jean Roemer was taken to Hano-
yer and afterward to Holland. His early edu.
cation was conducted by private tutors. The
boy was destined for the army. He served
on the Dutch side throughout the war
OF secession between Holland and Belgium
and was brilliant soldier. At the con-
ciusion Of the war he completed his studies in
Lombardy, under the guidance Of Field Mar
shall Count Radetsky. Some time after the
death Of his father Mr.. Roemer set forth
claims to titles and estates, the right to
which was denied him. Strong efforts on be-
half OF the claimant availed nothing. In 1858
ct congress Of German sovereigns an attempt
at Cancellation produced no satisfactory result.
In 1913 Prot. Roemer became professor Of
French in the New York Free academy. In
1863 he was appointed vice president OF
the College Of the City Of New York, a
post he held up to the hour Of his death
His department Of instruction was French and
French literature. Among the works no pub
i,shed were a Dictionary Of English-French
Idioms;" Cavalry, Its History. Management
and Uses in War" and Origin; Of the EngliAh
People and Of the English Language"
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YESTERDAY Nr. Taveau II the National san
itary Company of Baltimore was in the city
comforting with Mr.. Clark. the contractor, and
the health officer in reference TO the garbage
service and definite understanding Of the
relative duties OF the contractor. the police and
the citizens especially during the encampHent
week
Mr. Bailey stated today that the Commission
err would put on fifteen Inspectors and az they
become fully competent for the work. in wiiich
they viii be assisted by the police, that the latter
will be relieved.
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special 70 the New York World from Bruins.
wick, Ga. says: Judge VIM. r. Blaine, the
ordinary Of Glynn county and one Of the most
popular men in this state. WAS caught stealing
money yesterday from the safe Of
Grocer Nicholson. The merchant wsa
absent from the store at the time. He
has lost nearly $4,000 during the past sin
months. and be set . trap for the thief. A pc.
uceman was secrsted in the store. The ner.
chant went out, leaving the outer door open.
Judge Blaine walked In soon after I(ichaelsor
loft He went to the safe and took . handful
Of silver from the cash drawer. He was a
onee tahan int0 eugoo6y hy ~ pellDeunn
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jam es wineberger's Suicide.

Coroner Patterson inquired into the facts
concerning the death of James NJ. wineberger,
whose letters indicated that he committed
suicide at No. 922 Pennsylvania avenue, as pub
lished in yesterdays STAR. and concluded from
the circumstances that liquor. lack Of employ
ment and Z, lure to live happily with his family
had caused him to end his life, and certificate
Of death from suicide was given.
The body was turned over to Undertaken
Barker yesterday by direction Of the widow Of
the deceased.
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Death Of Harry Carson

Harry Carson, son Of the late Benjamin
Carson and brother of Perry Carson died yes
terday, and tho funeral will take place from his
late residence September 8 at 4 pm. This is
the eighth member of this family who has died
within two years.
Col. Carson has a brother. Benjamin Carson,
who has been sick for five years, and q brother
in-law, James DOYLE, for four years.
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The town Of Soevenyhaya, near Roab. Hun
gary, was destroyed by fire on Sunday.
Eishty-six houses and thirty-four barns were
burned Several children and much live stock
died in the flames. More than one hundred
families are homeless.
Court Jeweler Adolf Rehrumann Of Munich
has failed. Among his stock were found many
sham diamonds.
II Is believed that Queen Natalie Of Servh
VIII remain abroad until her son, King Alexan-
der, is of age.
John Morley, chief secretary for Ireland, has
gone on visit TO Andrew Carnegie, the Ameri-
can iron millionaire, at the lodge Ct Lock Ram
mock, Perthshire, Scotland.
=. A. Bouree. French minister to Baleium,
viii probably succeed II. Waddington q French
ambassador to Great Britain and d. Wadlinston
wiz sstiss fsom IL diplouAtis ssrvtqA
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II go Pa. ave. NV
DEMONSTRATIONS SALE BY CATALOGUE, OF
nh oN WEI L y NNh sf fAbLEsi'h AND
OF TIE LATE
II SFT Si HSEk IiSh r tts
so y GSss! Bfx s fA AID &c
H. soHS y $S!SH s5 hf&5f
sai5Sf9 81 II SsfH EEc GHSSsS
u
ROLLING ST hEA N y MIS- NILS VARIETY OF
STILES 4 d MAKES. by SUCH MhYUFAc
oiMTRs NAME IL PAIR FEW OF TIE
co6SftkE Roc koer ,,tAzAys, -
oANhS pHAEroNs,
Low BED WAGONS
HAYNES EiNar q AIS1s SEEY a sSp HfI9Y
OF rE,r AIN IN EXERI STYLE AND MADE BY
BL,xKETs, L.p RoB fi5s WHIPS, HORSE BOOTS
CLASS 81 BILE.
ALSO
TWO g. TfEAD POWERS. WITH CUTTING
oNL % 2O-TO ,sE POWER STEAM BOILER,
ONE ~ l0HU ST. POWER STEAM BOILER. TO.
NUMEROUS 70 MENTION
TO SOLD BY AUCTION
N1NDAl. tuesday, AND WEDNESDAY,.
SEPTEMBERFl Fl SIXTH AM SEVENTH, 1892
AS FOLLOWS:
MONDAY. ST PIE GBER FIFTH. Ar FOUR
goL0CK p. NJ. SALE AT BENNING RACE
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH, AT TEN
OChoGk A. NJ. SALE AT 443 L STREET
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. H.. SALE Al The PORTLAND
STAB -ES 643 AND 6f5 NEW YORK AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of an order OF the Supreme Coqr. holding
a special term for probate business. Will sell. by
pubic auction the ties as.d 1T the tines and
Places mentioned above the cont hts OF the stables of
Tn re NJ Driney. esq. partly mentioned above,
to which invite general attention.
Terms # sale cash.
Catalogue ready Monday. August %. and can be had
from the au,t.oaeers or from the administrator or
mailed upon appicaIiCn 10 Ell her.
THOS. NJ DlANEI. Administrator.
ga 6f5 New York ave.
RATCLIFFE. DARR co. Auctioneers.
ad2o-dSds
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

DgRsoNs WISHING THEIR PENSION vOUCH-
i -Rted at th<. homes or requiring the sery-
lcss.f notary after ofce hours. can lie waited upon
b. s<tcresstns note to
s. s. SAMPSON. Notary Public
au3f-lss. I62o 10Th st. NV.
CyoxsussIoNER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and fss'erx HHS'1Ey s AZ s. SSli & n
In Once from :. N. to5 p.m nol1
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

lHOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIRE HUMBER
i Safety tnewl all at I'LL Pa. sve.n.w. sAl-its
I,OR sALE,-CHEAP FOR OAsH-PsYCHO LADY's
bicycle; suitable TO- gentleman perfectly new on
instsi:aents OF $40 Per month. 1723 9th st. NV.
jel5tr
EoR SALE-CoMBfNATION DART SAFETY 40;
i New Mai, ss5 BOYS and Girls Giant now Sl6,
former price. s25; Drop frame Psycho. us4d six
weeks. 500. CYcLERyES 1704 q Of. NV. jy26-3m
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A GALA WEEK AT BAY RIDGE.-Beginning
Monday free concerts by Great Southern Band
and national dances by 100 Baltimore girls. B.
and O. trains at 9:l5 am, 1:30 pm, 4:2S pm.
81 round trip-Adrt
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John White, aged seventeen years, Of 1857
10th street, has been missing since Saturday
last, and his family and friends are anxious as
to his whereabouts. He was driving q cart ON
Saturday, and falling hurt his head, and after
he had had it tied up left for . walk, but has
not returned.
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ACc-IyS sAlZ OF CNHEDEENED PLEDGES.
p. vAsLEN JOHNSON. Auctioueer.


= vi, FL " p1lii- u tn a. She store Of IT. h
DIl. -r.~tf yfBgK Ei8ETH. lsr5. a: IFN
,st t-'E = o. ffis t.r viii inclule All goods in
I>s Viii IA crest = Inc elys months or
IL-.4-. safe vi.t consist %. Sa'chss 4 al! kinds
u charms 10 cts, ST ,ins. studs earrings
lsre T.n~ D. a.. f'rNce. ets. cn Uuttons plain
- 1t rl"-s. Il. 'louBis ana g;.er IreSioUs
= a.. ~ si.Eerv4-c, ls7.D r-ns. e Sale will
g n n's ~ -f 10 o q, * I'd evenings AZ :
'- usri - - e. ~, .o.l
n FgiLlQ$ awrbroxcr.
sel-7.' = vA@.zN JOHNSON. Aaetioaeer.
THo-Asf T. wAGGAIAS. Real E.te,. Auctionee-.
VAIs.,R,s lvrKlyED PcorERry on THIRD
sTtr-r RNTNEEN AM 4 STRTFTS
=, 5IE ki>7 ;'F 'i&x S2s- rs AND
On EpNDN-. SEPT ,lHEK FfffF, 1872 AZ
EAf.- FssI FIEE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. 7 win ofer :.r
ir. e. - o. il-laIs-s The sog:h haT o. Lot 90
80 .-re - i1 p vi = s1ove men'ioaee.
sa1l-.lsd. FHos. L. wAe1AaAS. Aucsioneer.
NEA-rE. h. uLItds X CO.. Anethnsers
TzCs-rF-s sSI.E or HOUSE AID lot No. 0s
IEIH CAPITOL STREET.
y .--bs-f-v 81 DID 70 me from TIE heirs II
Jsrsai- @ Cuun.r dsce-s I. dated Agsssst s. 1891
sud rl..lst - Ii-sr To- ililO 81, Of the an.
rer0-c-. - - ~ ali - pEttic k-Icticf Tti -
DA1. So TztifEs. ~ ri. 1sss.. at IIVE O'CLOCK
fspl.t- s.i Ti- ci.isins aSO'Is j. 6ls sfyiare
f-et a.. g. tx -rro-. gsh rc< AID dW-i.i-
, T-Se. ~ excel en- ~Sndi-.on
fers.as i..--ssl.rtl elsa tssalce IN ore and tive
c-ruc1iI- - Purch. ssr rest $780,
Ak1 dUk A. BiESEY. Trustee.
-.2a-as. WALTER q WILLIAMS CO.. 1as.s.
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$3.50 to Luray Caverns and Return.
Friday, September 2. Train leaves b. and O.
station, Washington. at 8:45 a. M; arrives at
Luray at 1877. Six hours at the caverns. Fare
includes cave admission. ParlOr car.-Adct.
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Bay Ridge the Chiidren's Delight.
B. and o. trains at 9:15 a. NJ, 80 D. M. Ais
pm; Sundays at 9:35 am, 1:30 Pm, 3:15 pm.
81 round trip.-Adrk
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Jockey Simms to Receixe s12 600

"0"0J % 1teCtISe VI@sOOOs
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard has engaged Jockey
Willie Simms to ride for him during the season
of 1888 at salary Of $4,000, and DIR. G. L.
Knapp signed S. J. Doggett to ride for the
Oneck stables. Doggett's salary will be 81, OOO
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A Costly Trip Tn wastiiu ytou.

Two young Englishmen who have been max
ing the circuit OF the world have lately arrived
here from Australia. having yesterday come
from New York, and are registered a. the
Arlington.
They appeared at police headquarters this
morning, where one of them. r. A. COhen Of
London, reported that he had between New
York and Newark. Del. been relieved on the
train of $40 in money and a letter of credit
for $500 (S2, 500. drawn By the Chartered
Bank OF India (London), aud a through ticket
issued by the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany from New York 10 London and his pocket
book.
They thought being in New York that tl,ey
would run over to see the Capitol. and IL Il
thought that some pickpocket followed them
from New York, intent on relieving them OF
their valuables il opportunity offered, and they
succeeded
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ATTORNEYS.

(tAMPBELL CAGRINofON, ATTORNEY
" Webster Law building. sos DIST. q. ~, Wssaing.
ton. DC kssadsnes. 8.xrs nv. dl4
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rHosR WHO HEREAFTER APPLY MUST PAT FOR
THEIR ouAnTEns-ALREADr FREE QUARTERS
FOR $1,000 MEN HAVE BEEN rRovrprp-RE-
PORTS As TO BATTLEFIELD EXCURSIONS
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"Weally," said Willie Washington, ~ once
felt as if I'd like to blow ont my bwains."
"But your friends interfersd?"
mo; it was my wetched curiosity. we
Elected that couldn't be present at the inquest
to see whethnh was naturally equipped fob the
enterprise. don't you know"
''They say that great many little boys hook
green apples,' said Johnny's uncle. II hope
you do not engage in such things"
''No, indeed replied Johnny. Gall us boys
has made a bargain that we'll wait an give the
apples a chance to get ripe"
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR ASPHALT PAVEMENT AND
foOtwalks--Ofhce of public buildings and grounds
War Department. WASHINGTON, b. c., August 81.
St-sealed proposals. in Duplicate, will be received
Smith. 1872. for constructing LOO square yards.
more or less, Of ast halt pavement, loo square
yards OF less Of asphalt walks and for reraring
100 square yards more or less of asnhalt walks in
the pubiic grounds. Attention is invited TO tho acts
OF Congress approved February "a. 1885, and Febru-
ary - lcST, Vol. -. page 81, and vol "a. page
be obtained ut this Office. The United States reserves
the right to reject any and all proposals. .. II.
ERNST. Colonel, L.. A. ati27-6t
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Addie G. McKcen, nee Addie q. Rick-,t-.
was married July ~. 1880 by the Rev. NJ.
Muir. at 5li 81 street mort se-t. and according
to the bill for divorce from Horace Mckeer she
has not enjoyed much happiness since Mr..
Jesse II. Wilson j. her counsel and the ball
states that they lived together till June lnst
when. by reason Of his extreme brutali;s she
WIS obliged to leave him. She mentions various
acts Of cruelty, beating, &c. giving time aud
riare
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Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at no,n
today burial permits were issued from fbe
health ONCE for the following:
white-James NJ. wineberger, a wears;
VIM. H. Bsroux, 20 years; Leon II. Wells, 81
years; John Franklin, AZ years; Jonas Auzr-
back, 70 wears; Catherine Best. 70 years: Run
Savers, sc years; Chas. r. yeihmeyer, 10 dkys;
VIM II. H. Claryoe. 3 months
Colored-Clara West. 10 years; Pearl MAco..
8 months; Marguerite Brouge, 6 monfhsl