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W. I. Campbell, the retiring chairman was
made member OF the executive committee,
thus giving Illinois two members. The chair
man was authorized to appoint q secretary Of
the committee to succeed himself, and James
L. Burke. assistant secretary and president
Of the National Republican College League,
was made temporary secretary pending such
appointment On motion of Samuel Fessen-
den, the chairman was authorized to appoint
an advisory committee to the executive COM
mittee. He Was also empowered to name
committee OF three to locate permanent head
quarters. 1t is probable that the advisory COM
mittee will not be named for some DAYS. but
the headquarters committee will be named at
an adjourned meeting of the executive COM
mittee to be held on Monday at o'clock
Mr.. Carter is an Ohio man by birth, like both
the candidates on the national ticket He was
born in Scioto county October 30, 1854 In
1865 his father, a farmer, removed to Christian
county, ILL.,, where he received q common
school education. He worked on the farm,
taught school and studied law; was admitted to
the bar in Burlington, Iowa, and practiced
there until 1882, when he removed to Helena,
Mont. He was elected delegate to the Fifty
first Congress from Montana territory. and
when the territory was admitted as a state he
was sent back as a Congressman. having de-
feated Maj. Martin Maginnis. the democratic
candidate, by about LOO votes. He was de-
feated for reelection in 1890. and in 1891 was
appointed commissioner of the general land
office.
In 1888 and 1890 he was secretary Of the ma
tlonal republican congressional committee. and
was elected secretary of the national committee
from this place, owing to the duties of his place
In Washington, and SO announced when VIM
j. Campbell resigned the chairmanship, but
was prevailed upon to change his mind.
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THOMAS BOWLING l. SON, Aucts. GLE Z st. n w.

6HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
fSd HOUSES ron HOMES 5Nst OK fN W. FRMMkE
Under the decfee Of the Supreme Court of the BIS
Cochrane ct al against Adenrann ct al, will sell
ppbn nnSti9n IL trSnt q he premises on FIJI
O'clock lot y In sSsSe ISL With At soa w.vE Il
street southwest, lot lettered ''B" in Caleb Barn
vs. and 5 street soushWest an S'i lot as 81
With house No AS street southTest and the house
q IY WI ss Il. n1ss
ss Sss . sns s5s ' lS st. r.
houses No. 4y7 and 499 Casey alley sw. lot 10
IS square Sei being strip 20 fest wide on the east
ing north 40 feet and IL inches with houses 4s7 and
the full depih thereof Of lot is square SIS. with
If H3A9AH u H. Eli y. TT
S aDa liz 4; Of square as a. With
houses Nos DIG. 9ls go, 92s. 8S4 and 90 LIST st.
part po Of lot II square @
northwest corner Of said square, and runns themes
feet and thence 50 feet to the place Of beginning
in city q ps 81 ss' 81
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash and balance in equal
;n.alments at one and two years FROM day q sale
option Of ,purcha.eS reasonable deposit viii be re-
CURED at time OF sale on each separate purchase and
be complied With in at.esn days 1' ' -e''n' 20
BENJAMIN os aAansn + sssass4SsE. Trustees.
III |
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The Eloping Jack" Allan.

slack" Allan and Mrs. H. Y. Hybden. who
created so great q sensation by clipping from
Montreal May q last, have been identified at
San Francisco in q fashionable private hotel,
the Pleasantoon, which is very exclusive They
registered June % Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Adams
Of Quebec. They were evidently people Of
means and station, but they mixed little With
the other guests and they might have escaped
detection for months IL il bad not been for the
arrival of Montreal man who used TO know
Allan well. At least two others In the city have
also fully identified him, and the landlady Of
the Pleasantoon, when close pressed. admitted
she had had hint of their real Nance. Allan was
prominently connected with the steamship com
pany bearing that name. The elopement caused
much talk and his friends have been endeavor-
ing TO locate the couple.
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A Decssien which Finally Settles the Tsue Q.
"Beiair Hetghtx-"


.Beiair Hetghtx-"
On Saturday last decree was signed by ths
Court in General Term in the case Of oonses
va Lyons and Hubbard, which finally ends tho
case in favor Of Messrs. Lyons and Hubbard
and establishes their title TO "Belair Heights,"
which adjoins "KAlorama" and vas part Of ths
Lyons mill tr9t
The history of this cause {. quite interesting
In 1889 John Contee. the then owner Of part Of
what has for nearly half q century been known
- the Lyons mill property" by his viii
directed il TO be sold by his executors for pay
ment Of his debtS The executors declined ~
act. and on the application Of the eldest son Of
the deceased. also named John Contee Chancel-
lor Bland, then presiding in the high court OF
chancery Of Maryland. appointed Mr.. John
johnson (who sfterward succeeded Chancellor
Bland ~ chancellor Of Mary land) trustee % sell
the property. He sold IL 90 Mr.. Evan Lyons
the rather of the present owner Of LYONS mill
The purchaser paid what nc that time .
high price for the property. which contained
twentv-four acres. and was sold for 81 $50. re-
ceived q conveyance from Mr. johnson and en-
tered into possession, which he and those claim
ing under him have ever since held. claiming
absolute ownership Of the land. Az above
stated this property hAs been known for great
many years the Lyons mill tract" The
original purchaser died. the property came TO
the present Mr.. Evan Lyons. who still owns Q
part. and the remainder passed through several
intermediate conveyances 60 MIR. Gardiner
Greene Hubbard. who subdivided his part cali
ing il ''Belair Heights. lying ON both sides Of
Massachusetts avenue extended. just beyond
''kalorama Heights."
In 1857 some question 10 the suficiency 81
Mr.. Johnson's deed having been raised Messrs.
Lyons and Hubbard filed a bill in equity
against the Contee heirs TO quiet the title 20 the
land on the ground among others of long pos
session. and the late Judge Merrick passed ade-
cree in favor Of the complainants.
Nearly two years afterward the Contees fled
bill Of review 10 vacate the decree in the first
case on the ground that the court was without
Jurisdiction to pass n. and decree was passed
in 1880 vacating the proceedings From that
decree an appeal wac taken. PENDING the hear
ing of that appeal the Of Sharon agt.
Tucker Tan account Of which has appeared in
The STAR) was decided in the supreme Court
of the United States. and when the appeal came
on for hearing il was contended on behalf ~
Messrs. Lyons and Hubbard that the decision
IN the sharon case controlled this. The Court
In General Term concurred in this view. and BY
Its decree just signed reversed the decree below
and dismissed the bill of review. thus leaving
the original proceedings intact and establishing
the title Of Messrs. Lyons and Hubbard
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Real Estate Matters.

Fl. L. Mann has purchased of F. B. Mcclure
subs 105 to ITO, square SIS, 60 by 9767 on Sd
between Morgan and NJ streets northwest, for
&9,27S.65.
Morris Leavy has bought for $500 from
Sarah Rosenthal ct al sub "a, square 1856, %
feet As inches by IS feet l014 inches on 5th
between H and l streets northwest.
Emile NJ. Darnielle has purchased of C. T.
Sparro for S., 500 lot 10. square 81. 81 feet q
inch by 1877 feet ~ inches on 22d street near
New York avenue northwest.
w. Mayse has bought of G. B. Gibson for
$11, 62s lots 6 and 2. square 1910, ia by 200
feet, on 18th between and C streets northeast
A. Brood has bought for S9.100 of H. NJ
Baker lot 10, square 1896, 70 by 100 feet, corner
of East Capitol aud 18th streets southeast
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The Rock Creek Cases-

In the Court in General Term, Justices Hag-
ner and James, this morning there were some
proceedings in the Rock Greek condemnation
cases. Mr.. Coleman, for the Truesdell tract,
said that his client had come to the conclusion
not 70 appeal further rs TO the award for the
land, but they would like TO reserve any Of
their rights as to the gold. There Was therefore
no objection TO the order vesting title 10 the
land (psrcel Az. The court then passed the
order, thus completing the title.
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TRgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON D. O.
By yrtpre Of deed Of trust dated October 90 1890
recorded IN lber 1880 folio IS5. ct seq Of the
request Of the party secured thereby, viii offer for
D PAY the pTWyET MY DAY OF JULY, 1902
tract Of land called uckolds Deiight and :fncios-
ure and also all Of that part of lot No. in said sub
division not conveyed by said Henry c. McCsney to
samuel j. Owens by deed of October TO- 1885 re-
corded In aibsr lag ioo "a ct geo. Of said land
contiguous. sbuttins ON the Brentwood r0ad 4S S3
perches. and on Queen's Chapel road 81 0S perchss
and containing - ~ Of land by plat recorded
n the Surveyors ONCE of said District in book Gov
Shepherd. folio 142.
Terms Of sale one-third Of the purchase money in
CASH the balance In equal nstallmenta and two
years respectively from the day OF sale. Tho pur-
ehasers notes to be given for the deferred payments
bearing interest from the day Of sale per cent per
annIin payable seni-annIally. secured ey deed OF
posit to be made on the day q sale. II the tsrms Of
sale are not complied with within days from the
day OF sale the trustees the ryht to resell 1t
the risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser.
RICHARD i. MORSELL. ! -
jyl2-d&ds WILLIAM I. sEUFFERLE} irusteee
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PROPOSALS.

nEPARTMENT or. STATE, wAsHINaTOo6,
~ July Is. lSo2-Sealed proposals. VIII BE- received
at the Department. Of State until TWELVE n. Of
the SECOND DAY OF AUGUST. legS TO furnish
ssid department. With .tationery md miscellaneous
with schedule q articles which wili Be- supplied
reject any and al btds, or 70 sccsps any portion
OF any bid. or amend the quantity given Of any
article In the schedule IL reserved Each bidder viii
be required 70 furnish With his bid bond. with
SsS the su% Of e ooO = sS mary q
awarded him: All samples submitted should be left
at the on st "a rom" Of the department.
pRoPOsALs FOR THE ANNUAL SUPPLY OF
L fuel for the q. u. Navy.-July Z. lS9s-SeAled
poposes, Endorsed Proposals for fuel for the q. s.
Navy. to be opened August 2, 1892 viii be receiy
&C the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Navy De-
Partment. Washington. D. e, untn 12 O'Clock noon.
August2. 4sge. and publicly, opened immediatsly
snS :: e: =
y. Il. Boston, Mass: New York; League Island, Pa
Washingt0n. 2 G. Norfolk, Va. Penescola. ia. !;
1. New LSpdOn. Conn Key Vest, Fla. !" Snd the
Naval Academy. Annapolis, Nd Also IL annual
supply OF coal q the naval hospitals. dspensAres.
&c PoEtsmonth, y. =. Chelsea. Mas; BROOKLYN.
netcn. g. aorselk. sRa a.se ef ..nd, ~e c.l
Blank proposals. will be fnrpishsd upon application 70
the bureau, to the oommandants Of the different navy
yards or 70 the navy pay Offices Tire fuel must In 81
cases conform to the navy standard and the usual
naval INSPECTION. Tie bids. all other Things being
equal decided BY lot. The department reserves the
right e waive defects or to reject all bids not
jyl1-mkth2w
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The afternoon session
Was called to order at
3:l5, and Joseph II.
Manley moved that the
committee at once pro-
coed to the selection of
a chairman. Gen. Clark
son moved that Thomas
II. Carter be made
chairman, which was
carried unanimously.
In proposing him Mr..
Clarkson said: "'In nam
ing Mr.. Carter / know
that / name a man
than whom there is no
ADLER in the repub-
lican party to lead US
to victory"
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He Loved Chickens Too Well.

nc IOSeu ChIcKeub TOO WeII.
II appearances 60 for anything Jeremiah
Taylor, an old colored man, charged in the
Police Court today with vagrancy, is passion
stely fond Of chicken. When arrested Saturday
night Jeremiah had an expiring spring chicken
in one boot and live one in the other Who
the chickens belonged to did not transpire, and
after Jeremiah plead guilty he went down to an
institution for ninety days where chicken 10 not
q feature Of the bill Of fare. The property
clerk has another chicken to feed now.
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Twelve hundred persons attended the camp
meeting in Lacy's grove yesterday. Rev. n.
jackson preached at II am. on Repentance. 4"
The love feast was conducted by f. Jackson.
Rev. A. Dennis delivered the o'clock sermon.
Rev. A. Jonas preached at pm. The prayer
meeting was very interesting. Two persons
were converted. Rev. A. Young is the pastor.
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REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN.

Land Commissioner Carter Chosen by the
National Executive Committed.
Land Office Commissioner Thomas H. Carter
Of Montana was on Saturday in New York
elected chairman of the republican national
committee to succeed William T. Campbell Of
Illinois, whose resignation has been in the
hands Of the national executive committee for
some daYa
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"drrIdg6 LfCenSes.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Charles C.
Baker and Fannie Z. Speake; George Lawrence
Sneden and Ellen Douglas Cs(her; Richard H.
Avis and Bette Layne. both of Goochland
county, Va; Robert C. Bowie Of King George
county. Va. and Sarah H. Holson; John +.
Fairchild of New York and Mary L. WEIGH.
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,y15-akdbs RADCLIFFE, DARK 4 c9l Au ays.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. ele st. n. "

THOMAS BOWLING son, Aucts. 612 Z st. n. W.
District Of Columbia passed the twenty day OF
June. AID. 1892, in cause there depending wherein
Jackson II. Ralston and another were conp ainants
and Thomas S. Queen and others defendants be-
ing equity cause No 129S5, doc 81. the undersigned
presnss. vi" sf at RnSe suStn in TGHt Fl Ne
the TwENTY-SfXTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1892.
all that part OF tract OF land lying in the county OF
Mashington in the District Of Columbia, and called
'Fletchall's Chance" and described BIZ metes ami
lying the southeast of said part of tract and
running thence north AZ degrees minutes 1874
feet to stone thence north l3degrees AZ west
32S 3 feet to stake in thicket brook and be-
Ing In the south line OF tract recently conveyed by
James ID. Rowe to Jackson H. Ralston; thence south
40 degrees 40 minutes COL feet to stake at
the most northerly point Of Morgans land thence
south 81 degrees ~ minutes 30 seconds 4o feet
to stake the edge of the road leading said prop
erty thence south 53 degrees Al minutes 30 seconds
IL 81 acres, bearings being true and allowing de-
Rrees Tor westerly yaria ion the said land being the
same as that Of which Alexus Queen died seized and
intestate
Terms of sale being onethird of the purchase money
In cash. one-th1rd in one year and third in
years from the day Of sale The deferred payments to
be secured BY the notes of the purchaser bearing 6
per cent annum from the date SALE
interest being payable semi-annually. and deed of
on the premises Sold all cash. at the option of
at the time of the sale All conveyancing, Gc.,
al the purchasers cost Unless the terms of sale are
complied with in ten days from the date of sale the
trustees the right to resell at the defautng
purchasers risk and cost
FREDERICK L. SIDDONS Trustee
Rooms Nos. Is and 26, Adams bldg.
Jy14d&ds 4o6 5th st. NV.
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Amateur Rase Rail-

The crack team of the United States marine
corps will cross bats with the Y. NJ c. C. OF
Gonzaga College tomorrow evening at Capitol
Park, North Capitol and G streets. at O'Clock
The United States marines have greatly
strengthened their team and a close score is ex-
pected.
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EXCURSION TICKETS 10 New York and return
will be sold at the rate of Sc for the round trip
for all Royal Blue line trains on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad leaving Washington Thurs
day. July p. tickets to be valid for return
passage for ten days.-Adrt.
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Dropped Dead in the Street.

DfUPPcu DeHu m the Street.
About 7:1O clock yesterday morning while
Mrs. Catherine johnson was on her way from
her home. I'LL 18th street to st. Augustine's
Church 15th street between L and NJ streets
northwest), she suddenly dropped dead on 10th
near NJ street. The body was removed to her
residence and the coroner notified.
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The death of Mis- Rose Woodruff, the adopted
daughter Of Mrs. Geo. Woodruff u Jackson,
Mich, has caused . sensation here. Two vseks
ago she received white cap istssr, nth skull
and cross-boncs printed In red ink upon IT, Al
the bottom WAS writtcu; "you are vhitscapped
BY twelve Of your best friends. Look out; We
give you but two more VI thess warnines"
u b believed thas The mattsr proved on her
mind 10 sucA an sxtsne - 10 canss spasms.
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~ oeras,iss vandsretls end u Rev. Or.
0ssess were shest 10 cros ~ trscks Of Tie
eaAsss Neek sailrosd vAils On thsir WY 10
Z tsNiM saddenly daaAsd around - curve.
there ~ NO ums 10 sop Ne horsss, % III
eeaeAwaa viii rArs peessSos Of mind applied
The Whip end sneess1sd n est<iag - carriage
scress the uask iuse ~ naak Il tna. uvss
sArsew sscap~
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T ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
II l407 q 81. n. ".

sTREET BETMEEN THIRTY SECOND
AND THIRTY-THIRD. GEoRGBrowN. .. G.
By virtue Of deed of trust u.s. bearing date June
g. e. d. 1891. and daily recorded in Lbsr 1892. folio
go ct OF the land records OF the District Of Co
lumbia, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. viii sell az pubic auction, In front Of
n gTeT1 TO- cr HFPsA dMHsHf
part Of lot l square "a fronting trty Ave feet on
the north side OF street by depth Of Lab feet
inches.
Terms of sale; one-third cash. balance in one and
two years. with In terest st cent per pay
able seri-annually. and secured upon the property
sold by deed OF trust all cash at the option " the
time OF sale. All conyeyaneing and recording at pur
chssers cost II terms of sale not complied with
days trustees the right resell the
property the risk Of efaulting purchaser.
r1,-asas E.3G. wy sWxH. Trustees.
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THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE DUMBLANE
CLUB AT AUCTION.
SITUATE NEAE THE LOUGHEOROUGH ROAD,
WITHIN FIVE MINUTES WALK OF THE TEN
NILYTOwN ELECTRIC RAILROAD, AND
KNOWN AS "GRASSLANDS," SECRETARY
WHITEEv'S FORMER RESIDENCE.
On THURSDAY, JULY TWENTY-FIRST. 1892, at
HALF-PAST TIN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at the Dam blame
Club House. "Grsssands" (Secretary Whitney's
former residencel, will SELL close the affairs OF
the Dumblane Club. all the Fine Furniture. Linens.
Plated Ware. &c. consisting Of
Brass.moHnted Iron Bedstesds. Hair Mat;
Mats. Rattan Couches, Chairs and Tables. Jap.
Lamps. Rockers and Easy Chairs in great va
riety. Ornaments, small Tables, Mattings, Fine
Mirror-back Sideboard. Several Extension
Tables, Buffers Trays. Dining Chairs. Side
Tables. Fine Glass and China, Rodgers AL
Knives. Forks, Spoons &C.. In quantities
carvers' Fine Table Linen. Oak Cottage Furni-
niture in suites and odd pieces; Large Lot Fine
Blankets Comforts. Towels. Linen Sheets and
Pillow Slips, Feather Pillows. Toilet Sets. MIR
rors. Lamp Chandeliers. Wardrobes. Crockery,
Glass Ware. Cooking Utensils. Refrigerators
Commodes. &c. &c. &c.
These goods are all frst-class and being in prime
condition should command the attention Of those in
search Of hne housekeeping effects.
n. B.-Take the Tennallytown electric cars to the
sale They pass in sight Of the house.
jy16-dts LAIMER SLOAN. Auctionsers.
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DAILY CONCERTS AT Bay RrDoE.-Great
Southern Band. Prof. W. Paris Chambers.
cornet soloist. superior TO Levy. b. and o.
trains AZ s:l5 a. m. l:30 and 4:2s p. m: Sun
days at 1856 a. m, 80, SIS p. m. o. round
trip.-AdrL
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

=
u ATcLIFFE. DAGR CO.. Auetionesrs
STEAM TUG d. s.. sTETsoN FOR SALE BIZ
FIVE S9E5Gk WE Wiz SILL l 81 PUT AI
Lie AUCTION AT THE
f MHA iAr SGPT T3 q j. 5oE E. s I'll s%s
Toeether with the Engines Boilers Machinery, Boat
snS
Term Terms cash fe RAToL1FFE. pARR co.
3e.D-dkds
sAK Is n AS
dt, ,S ssTe hfPf fnf basR CO.. Aue
srTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
gaa rff0f BAY OF f un is s5 same hour
jyie-d&d. RATCLTFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
r ATIAIER SLOAN Auctionsers and Appraisers.
II 14O7 ST.
h BRICK FRoNT EEsIpEF a5g c 6
FOURTEEN ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FINISHED
III BENG Sir 10 He sT9gaM
On M6NbtT AETERNoos, JULY EIGHT
PREMISES We ss. oer at pubic auction thst Elegant
New FOur-story White Stone and Buff Brick Resi-
Cosse o1 oos'ed Zoe on srees
Of Fifteenth street. being No. 14f, one block from
aas the Ser and the
Te1msi one,third cash. balance in six. twelve and
sso spo. a
teen days rom the day Of sale the propey Viii be rs
sold 1t the risk and cost Of the defautine purchaser
Property can be examined 'fs tin Ell stosN
y1-1N Auctionoers.
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PEREMPTORY SALE.OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND SITUATED ON THE ROCK CREEK
FORD ROAD CONTAINING S6-1OO OF AN
ACRE, TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
On MONDAY. JULY EIGHTEENTH, 1892, at
HALF,PAST FIVE p. NJ. in front Of the premises. we
Gated on the fRock Creek Ford road and adjoining
the lands Of T. Hodgerster Eliza Hepburn and others
This being q peremrtory sale for the purpose of set
ting estate should attract buyers.
Terms cash. DUNCkNSON BROS.
iyll-d&ds Auctioneers, 9th and d sts n ",
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DEPOT ogARTERMASTEk.s OFFICE. WASH
e s5iRllss.s SS I'm Be sssiSsa here A5
EIGHfH issS, and then opened for farnts hing dur.
ns the si1 months ccmmencins August !, 1872 sneh
right is reserved 70 reject any all proposals. All
nformstion required Will be Furnished on application
be marked v,.Psopesai, for fSrsee, 3D." and sS-
master General. o. 8. A. iyi4Lft