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EDUCATIONAL. m.uslc-guitucslxol' g. piano and i mony practically tan." lit per term by prof. 1, oki inquir-at 44?" at. a.

or music stores satisfaction miaranmy2? lm Iwk. berlitz school of languages of boston. provldt.ni baltimore. washinuton. atv establi'diinir for the hot season tranches at the fol -nnimer re? its a1 i as ie ixy.

x. j. (merchants' hoase.) oakland. (oakland hotel.) h' cr i an j1 me. bm.1 a-j mk.

bul rt. me. dti with hotels and boarding-houses flbr car pnflk apply to franklin baltimore. or 723 14th fc n.w before june and after that to the berlitz schuul" at the above rethf institute for both sixes! all miles from broad street staoun, 1 hila t'-li'hia. b-st feasors.

thorough courses of study. prepared for junior year ncollew; practical in tmrv ylug and civil emrlneering; iartructio in music. timid and tw. kward pupils fc-nateiy a caretully arianjred department or boys. duties bf schooi life made attra tive $65 to ler session of 1.4 we, ks; hia-h recommended by ittxas.

j. shok1 lilhie, lyaie a. principal. s. organist a choir master.

19 10th street northwest. pupils taught privately or classes. brnixtsm 517 hahthe enest business penman and the moat practical iniction. okkt epimr taujrbt without text-books, in than half the usual time. open the business course in bookkeeping-.

penmanship. arithmetic. and correspondence, a month: $12 lor three mouths. howe's rapid penmaushif wont-. 1 erma harher after int.

my20 a uu1a1 simmfck school. school- 1 room irrzi 12th st n.w (natural ession in juae. adults and chimren's department. tuition $10 a reduction to parties of five and teachers lectures on oerman literature and rennions free to stud'lit-, partienlaia ai.d progr ams adfcesa ziw i. 1.

bl3 cth street n.w. athene flfc. scheeu vnist. te vcher of piano aiiii vocal mi'sic. particular attention to is well as those wishing to be uualilied for or terms ili 12th li.w apheo The institute a self 1 boa ki'i no and dat school for j-oatic and childn-n.

mr and mrs. win. d. oabeli. ipaiw.

utiand 1214 14th stn-et northwest. lw next session opens seotember with a full crps of accompli-shi-d instructors. my8-sm Miss amv I.EAVItt. of BOSTON. teacher of vocal and instrumental mtislc an1 ltataoiis coutinu- durinx' the summer.

address 101'j lotti street nortijwest. my6 a mecca in kfyi fs of tmhrous a. friends pupils. i will remain tiiia and fcatrin at reduced rates. sinirinjr and piano by my mlortest methoii.

all those desirous to be brou-fit out hi will their voices quickly to the very hinhest culture. more voices are i Egu.r now for tlu- summer. oncerts and oratorios, at olo feki's's musical institute; i tu new york avenue ap4 tpencfrian business college. hall corner mh and streets. day and jkiirbt sessions.

complete in its uts fur tiaininv aons and hour liters, and men and women for rlf-support u-efultit-- and 1 n.d. nden e. holar-hip for year, from date of entraace. day or r.ijf! t.so<> re quarter, lav, nikht iflfi mceived every month in the year. itim? and suiniiier tfcaiuus.

circulars mailed application. henry c. spencer. priacipal mrs. sara a.

si'enceit. ice pniu'ipal nmjj acadlmy. 17u1 l)e sales street. jalp-tm j. p.

caulfield. 't'riends' select school. j7 an flementary and hiirh school for both sexes. i street, lftth aad lirth streets northwest 3aerior advantages. moderate.

pupils received any time coarxed irom uate of entry. apply as chooi rooms troai a. m. to a p. m.

i hoa. w. sid well, principal. W. private tutor.

s. w. corrn stru ts northwest. wathrir.smca. latin.

oreek. french. (jerman. english, preparation for colltve. west point.

annaooiia. aaj competitive examinational tcruia ui advance! pvexino classes $5 a month. jlii arithmetic. ene-lish grammar. i'enmanship.

u. s. history. geography. washington conskkvatu9k1 of mi sic, mut sic hall, corner 7th and entrance "07 hfteenth year free advantages.

o. b. bullaro. director. FINANCIAL.

je he SqUIER bankers. 1416 Pennsylvania avenue. liberal rate of interest allowed on time deposits. call or send for terms. investment sec! rittes.

united states and warrants and ti.alte dollars bought id sold at market rates. collections made everywhere. febl9 But and sell i govt and bonds; ash. c. gaslight and all othfcr city stock.

deposits received subject to check. we pay attention to obtaining correct and reliable information regarding our various sity securiucw. and prei-ared at all times to answer jhjulrica regarding same. harry c. towers 4 Brokers and mr31 1420 street northwest.

STEAMERS. In man Line Steamers, sailing weekly between new york.quzenslown. and liverpool of chlcairo. may 1, mav 31. july 5.

city of rlt hmotid. may 8. june 12. july it city oi berlin. may 17, june 1.

city of iildntreal. may 22, june 26. july citjr of hester. june 7. july 10.

auirustj. for rates of apply to the fteamsaip company, limited, no. 1 broadway new york. or to j. w.

botelfr a son. 923 pennsylvania avfv tiue; g. 'w. dams express, psnusvlvania yaw; mrs a. brosnan.

c12 9th street; james bti-ltw, ,11 7th street. 1). c. apl6-2m General transatlantic company between new and havre. company's i ier.

no 42 nortn hiver. nf morton street. new york. canada, de kersabie. juae 11.

7 a.m.; amenque, santelii. wednesday. june 18 noon; nonaandie, frankeul. wednesday, june 25 1 am checks payable on pitrht, in amounts to suit, on the banque transatlantic- of ris. lol'is avvnt.

no. 6. b. wlintr green, -new york. g.

w. moss. 225pennsyiva la avenue. j. boteler a son, vxi avenue, agunts for 29 washington.

d. a t. a nn t. iinn ff.b i aal aan5n ii nn a a a a i. ii re aaa aaa iin alllli.r.lla an nn lli.l ii nx ees popular summer route.

conur.rnci may 3d. an.l every saturday thereafter, aiiltjc fr- to liverpool, making the oi-ean voy ve only five daysfr. in land to land. the iron of this line are for and couifo and are htied up ith all the modern i that piactual experience can auggeat. calai $70aua jso, iinermediate, leve aldsn.

general iw broadway, new york. c. w. moss. wash nsrton.

c. allan line- inter service. portland to liverpool every thursday un'il may cabin $7(? and $s0. intermediate, $3fi 75. extra to from livert o-1.

qu'-enstown. londonderry. and galway. for prej bilsiness only thr un-n to any railroad station sa the united st-tes 111 ermediate. 436.75.

the bal ltuore servic- will be esiuued, coiumeliclng april and jr ilarly then after appcy to lkvl aldfcn.oeneml ajrents. 207 broadway, york, or o. moss venue. washington. d.

c. i1 or k.urope "cinsitei'r peri vtly level under all conditions ffordiiw a comfort at iiurht, tniis dwllig wi.ii ol the of tad travel. in man s. co limited). geo.

nt t28-math3m 225 pennsylvania ashl: ofrmax t.t.oyt>? as ijsr mrrwknc xrw n(rt. kxrairv mnpany will every wed. sesla i sai i 1.1>a\ iron; bnmen wer. foot of g5 hotjoken. lea of i ron.

york to bsvre. lcliucu. sontuainpton stui brenien. first cabin. lo 4.

i cal'u. eiiufh. ioa- st apply t. kt.richs -2 green. new iork.

mt'izerotx p. avmtie uortiiwest. c11as. s'l la j.ii.li* to.i. iali unjb xotife.

lane route. the cun'at i. limited i between new kork am) liv 1.11 xjl. cali.in< at cork liakbor h.omp1er 1... neu ioi.k.

june ii. aurant i july 9 june h. i b-t we.ll. july 1c rvla oai.ia july ti wed. july 3cl i fi -ptv 'a fcatea of pasaage jck $mu aad $1u0, according to hi iiioilation.

very low rates. from 1 and wneenstown aad au other tarts earuasal rates. thr tyh bills of laden rivm for belfast. glaarow. antwerp and other ports ci.

the coatuieut, ana ri mediterranean vsirta. lor jteiaht aad paesags srtlf at the company's ofbosi, a bow oreen. or steerage aad cabla ta wlis a -ii o.ii t'o. new york, measis. o'l is biolijow i it stn-ei.

washington. ta1 kxtract op meat, i and illapest meat flavoring sot ps. male and balces. ann ax. sale.

8.0*0,000 jalis. likbjg company's f.xtp.act of meat. u'nl, buowbs aad a for which uatioa? shoulu feel rrate- i lui. medical prws." "ljuitet. an.

I th" of baron ijem. hmjlure in blue ink across the liebiu-e at pbotofe by dealers wiu' the luo.ic are that th ijetiw com. ilebly extract of meat. clothing1xw ik.rthw^t.? pmok uaical ia.truim.uii, hats, caps boots aad stoest proposals. Msauant ics; dip of the 1 asbieotox, D.

June 4. 1884.) Scaled Proposals will be nceiTed OTIL. 1WELVE O'CLOCK WhDNt.SDAY. JUNE to furnish thin kndlti several Bureaus with daily anpuiy of the best quU.tr of Northern Ice for tin- tlscal yejLT ending Jane 30. to be delivered such and aud In such quantities as sosy be required.

to bidden will be furnished on to the CustodUn. Boom KM, Department of the In tenor. to be addreesed to the Secretary ot the Interior and marked "Proposals for Ice." H. M- TELLER. Secretary.

ROPOSALS FOR FRESH" BEEF. MUTTON AXS CORNED BEEF. Omci ot rAMY AMD eeastteee, nitxd fta1es home, D. ne 4,1884. SEALED PttOPOSALo.

in duplkate, subject to the usual co-ditions. will be at th.s I TEN O'CLOC A. on WEDN SDAY. the ENTH DAY OF 1884. et which time end piece they will be in presence of foe ninilsblngani delivering et the kitchen hoep.taL dairy and irstea of the iers' Home.

I esh Beef Mutton end Con ed Beef, by tl.e Seer tary and Treasurer of the Home, for the year commencing July let, i 18H4 aud ending Jun? oOth. Separate ro- oeils will be received for furnishing the of the Home with choice cute of Freeh Beet Mutton and Lamb. Information to the manner of bidding. oondnMM i beobsered by btoders. of contract ami payment.

will be fumiahed on personal application at this The Secretary and Treasurer itserves the right to reject any aud all proposals The successful bidder will be required to enter Into written contract with the Secretary and Treasurer of the Home, with irood si approved security in the sum of one thousand five hundred dollars within seven days after being notified of the acceptance of hla proposals. copy ot this advertisement must be tached to each proposal. Envelopes containing proposals should be indorsed. ito onais for Fresh Beef. Mutton and Corned Beefat Unit states Soldiers' Home, District of Columbia, and addressed to the undersigned F.

RITTENHOUSE. Secretary and States Soldiers' Home. PROPOSALS FOB FILE-HOLDEB8. ireascet depabthen't, JTFICX nr TR SECRETARY, Washixotos, D. May 24.1884.

Sealed Proposals for File-holders for the use of the Tresaury Department will be received at the Office of the Superintendent of the Treasury Building until TWO O'CLOCK P. TUESDAY. JUNE TENTH. 1884. Printed instructions for the guidance of bidders may be had upon application to the Superintendent.

my36-2aw2w CHAS. J. FOLGER. Secretary. Proposals for bo lding jail and ing at fairfax C.

h. Proposals are invited for the erection of Jail Building and Dwelling a tached, fur the County of Fairfax, in acc rdance wita specifications, plans, drawings, filed in the office oi the Clerk of the County Court at Fairfax C. for the examination of all proposing to bid for the work. Si.id proposals must be sealed and handed to either of the undersigned committee, or to the clerk of the county court. F.

W. Richardson, on or before 30th (thirtieth) day of June, 1884. st 12 o'clock End they will opened same day (June 30th) by the Board of Supervisor-. and contract awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. but the right to reject any and all bids is reserved to the board.

bid which does not propose to follow the plans and specifications wil be considered. Bids may be made as ioIIowh. parately: 1st. For the whole work. 2d.

For the work as classified and described in said specifications, a. glazing and painting as classified and described in ume. 3d. For all th of the work, excepting as above (he carpenter work snd glazlmr and paintlntr. Bids must state the gross sum for which the whole work proposed for shall be executed and no bids by the yard, loot, perch, square, ha.

will be considered. All material, of whatever character and kind, to bs furnished by contr ctors. Bonds with good and satisfactory security will be required, conditioned for the faithful and exact ance of contract. JOHN B. COLEMAN.

Dranesville, J. M. THORSE, Falls Church, JOB HAWXHURST Fairfax C. Bui.ding Commutes. N.

in the old Jail may be used as specified. Je3-t30Je Proposals for supplies. office or tbx Comosstoims, District ot Colombia, ASgiNQTON, Mar 'A 1884. Sealed proposals will be received st the office as above until 12 o'clock noon TUESDAY. JUNE lOor furnishing Supplies, comprising Stationery, Blank Format School Books.

Furniture. Hardware. Groceries. Shoes, Drugs. Paints.

Lumber, Forage. Meats, Fuel, Curbing, he to the various branches of the District Government tor the year ending June 30,1885. The Commissioners reserve the rfefct to reject any or all bids or pnrts of bids. Information, samples and blanks will be furnished upon application at room 17, Morrison Building, 4H street. By order of the Engineer Commissioner, d.

C. my28-lit T. O. BECKETT. Property Clerk.

roposals for supplies fob freed men's hospital department or the Interior, Iffy 1884. Sealed proposals will be received at thuTpepartment unt 1 TWELVE O'CLOCK TWELFTH. 1884, for furnishing supplies, consisting mainly of meats. tiToceries, dry woods, clothlng, medicines and fuel for the use of the Freedmen's Hospital, la this city, for the fiscal year endirnr June 30.1886. Blank forms of proposal, specifications and schedules showing the items and estimated quantities required will be furnvhed ou application to this partnjwit.

n.y 29.31 H. M. TELLER, Secretary. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. LINE lO NORFOLK.

FORTRESS MONroe and the South. Steamers GF.ORGE LEARY and EXCELSIOR. Single Tickets. Round Trip. 0 of theee popular Steamers leaves 8eventh tree' wharf daily (aunuays excepted) at 5:30 p.

SATURDAYS at e.stopi ing at Piney Point and Cornfield Harbor on the Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday trips SAi'L rday night steamer returns monday mokning. Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence st en mere. Connect also with New York and Rlchm? nd steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard and Roanoke, Ocean Vlfew and Virginia Beach railroads. Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and Ohio ticket office.

14th street and PennsylvnLia avenue, St. Marc hotel, Polkinhorn's, next to city tost office, office of Knox's express. 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at company's office, 7th stre wharf. Knox's express will call for and check baggage from hotels and private Freight received daily until 5 p. m.

my'29 IiLIAM P. WELSH. General Agent LOOK AT LOW FARE, ROIKD TP J1.M). NORFOLK AND FORTRE8S MONROE. Steamer JANE MOSEl.EY leaves Washington for folk and Old Point MuNDAY.

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at 5:30 p.m makinir close connection with ers for N- Vort, Ovean View, Beach, and all railroad lines south. POIOM.U RIVER 25c. Steamer U. iHOMPSON leaves MONDAY.

WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 7 a. m. tor information apply at General Office, 613 15th street, or at company's wharf, foot of 6th street. ALFRED WOOD. Sec.

geo. R. PHILLIPS. Supt my24 gteamer arrow smith Leaves Seventh-street wharf at e. ts.

FOR potomac river landings. rrnrert-nsrwltli Baltimore and Ohio n.R. at Shepherd's; slrr at iiikrion. On Mondays lor Nomini and Intermediate landings, returning Tuesdays. On Thursdays icr Currion.an.

Nomini, St. Clement's Bay, wharveaand lLtermeciate landmxa. returning Fridays. On Saturcaj i. ni ktiu imeUiate landings, returning aundays.

J.B. PADGETT. Agt. C.W RIDLEY. Je02 Seventh-street whan.

D. PL pOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. The Steamer SUE. Capt. W.

C. Geoghegan, will resume trips to Baltimore and River SUNDAY, Ma: eh Irth. leaving Stephenson's wharf at 4 p.m.; leavhsir Baltimore tor Washington ever." FRIDAY at 5 p.ilk Freight received untU 6 p.m. Saturdays oelx. Apply to A rents.

mh3-6m 7th street wharf. CTEAMER MATTANOLEAVER SEVENTH-STREET wharf every SUNDAY. TUESDAYS and THURSDAY at 7 o'clock a.m. for Mattox Creek, returning I or. ndavs, Wednesdays and Fridays, stopping at terniedlate landings golmr aud returning.

to ches at wharf bu days sad Tuesdays. Wedn' up. and Chapel Point and fcreiit's wharf Thursday's down and Mondays and up. rectlv ilaiiv. a.

t. Jones. Agent, febW 7th fctreet Wharf. vernon! MT. STEAMER W.

W. CORCORAN wharf daily (except Sunday) for Mt v. rnon at a returning, reaches Washington about p.m. L. BLAKK.

Captain. WOOD AND COAL. (jr. L. rrkAT KINDLING and cualh STOVE WOOD.

Offices: 1114Pa. 32SPa. cor. 20thand XstEJI W.s ot and Mill. 6th street aud Potomac river.

feh6-6m WOODU J0HS0N BROTHERS. wharves and railroad YARD. Twelfth and Water streets southwest. branch yards and street northwest; 7th street northwest; 1740 Pennsylvania av us north wast; 'Jth street northwest; Corner Ud and streets northwest; Pennsylvania avunas southwest. LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH OF NEW YORK; alsu.

EXTENSIVE WHARVES. Elving US unsurpassed facilities for the economic handling of FUEL of all kinds. COAL DEi-IVERKD ON CAR8 DIRECT FROM 7THB MINES INTO OUR YARD. We deal only in best qualities ot ANTHRACITE tad BITUMINOUS COAL. All kinds of WOOD, either In the stick to order, at our factory.

CLEAN COAL, FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE, prompt deliveries and prices as low as Fuel can be furnlnbed. SepH Coal And VToodl We hsve just received a largs lot of FINE wood. lao. frvsh mined coal of superior quaUty for domestic use, all of which we offer at lowest HUM The attention of consumers Is rsspsctfully Invited to an inapecUou of oar stock. STEPHENSON Baa.

uM 7thst.wharfaai French Clarets. $3.75. Sjand American nati ve ines. Brandies sad ChsanpSgMS. Virginia and Ohio, Agents for first-class tawia Boirdssui, Cbautpsgnes and Cwfnac Vlus ds touts Vorteseu Cslase, 1 laj auction sales.

THIS AFTERNOON. 8ALKOF A FARM OF 140 ACRES JL NUB BRANCHVILLE, PRINCE OEOKGE Byvtrtueof a deed of trnst fo me. dated 1st. ISSO.and recorded In the land m-ords of Prince Georr-county. Maryland, in Liber W.

A No. 1 folio sod by the direction of the party secured I FOUR O'CLOCK KM that piece or parcel of land, situate and lying in the county of Prince George. state of Maryland. contained within the f. llowing metes snd bounds: Beginning for the suae at a stone on the northwest corner of said land, and running thence 8.

2 deir 46 min.W. 98.3-6 perches; thence 8.3 30 min. 106.21-25 perches: thence 8 20deg. E. 12 perches; thence 8.

1 16 min. perches; tbenoe 8. eTm perches; then S. lOdex. serchee; thence 8.

72 W. perches; thence 8 15min. W. 14 perches: thenos 8 83 deg 46 min. W.

114 perches: thence8. W. 6.8-26 perches; thence 8. 38Ueg. 15 min E.

14 perches; thence 8. 2 dep. 27 min. perches: thence 8. 7 30 min.

E. 20.2-6 perches! thence 8. 23 dec. 16 min. W.

19.2-5 perches; thence8 80 deg. E. perches; thence N. 63 24 min. E.

86V Perches: thence 8 87 der. 45 min. E. li perches: thence 8. Hd jr.

16 min. E. 7 perches; thence 0 dev. 45 mfa, jwches; W. 66.1-6 perches; thence N.

1 deg. lomin.W. thence N. 87 dieg. W.

29.3-5 perches; thence 59 dev. W. 6perches to the bnrin ning. oontalning one hundred and forty acres, more or less. erms: One-third cash, balance in two eqntl instalments.

payable in one and two years, secured by 'ha promissory notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, and by a deed of trust of the property sold. Two hundred dollars must be deposited when the bid, la accepted. It the terms of sale it not complied within ten days after aale, the property will be re old at the riak and cost of the purchaser. his property to situated near BranchvOIe (on the B. SO.Baflroa<L) Parties desiring to attend the aale can leave Washington on the 3:80 train.

A conveyance will be ready at Branchville to take them to the place of aale. myl9-9t A. C. BRADLEY. Trustee, OTTmB8ALE IS POSTPONED TO THUB8DAY, JUNE FIFTH, 1884.

same hour and place. mv28 A C. BRADLEY. Trustee. THIH ETEN1NO.

Auctioneers. PAWNBROKER'S 8ALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES. THURSDAY, JUNE HFTH. 1884. at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P.

I will sell, within the auction rooms 9th and streets northwest, all my Forfeited and 8ilver Watolies. Diamond Jewelry, Fine Black and Fancy Colored 8ilka, Drees Clothing. Laces. Seta of Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Pistols, Guns. Books, Sc.

Also, 100 Sites in Graceland Cemetery. A. SMITH, Broker. Je3-3t 314 9th street northwest. TQ.MOHROW.

DUNCANSON Auctioneers. 317 and 319 9th at n.w., cor. D. ATTRACTIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION OF AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF BEOD'NG AND LIAGE PLANTS. INCLUDING A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF ROSES.

GERANIUMS. Sc. Sc. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE SIXTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. in tront of our salesrooms, we will aell a general assortment of desirable Plants.

from the of E. Miller, Florist, to which wo call special attention. Jo4-2t ALTER WILLIAMS TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 1623 STREET NORTHWEST. Br virtue of a deed of trust, dated November 7th, A.

D. 1882, and recorded in liber No. 1,016, folioKu 351. et one of the land records of the District Columbia, and by rection of the party secured thereby, we, the undersigned trustees, will sell at public auction. in front of the premises, oa WEDNESDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH.

D. 1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following scribed real estate, situate in the city of Washington, Di-trict of Columbia, to wit: All that piece or parcel of ground known and desenbed on theplat or plan of aai city aa all of lot numbered ninety 90) in square numbered one hundred and accor Charles Thomas and Alex. Parry's anb-divialon of said square, duly recorded in liber W.F., folio llO, iu the surveyor's on of the District of Columbia, together with the improvements thereon.

Terms of sale: cash; balance in aix and twelve months. with lntereat at the rate ol seven per cent per annum until paid, and to be secured by a deed of trust on the property aold, or ail caah at purchaser's option. A deposit of 8100 will be required at the time of aale. If terms are not complied with in aeven days after the day of sale the Tiustees reserve the right to resell the property at the riak and coat of the defaulting purchaser after three daya notice in The Evening Star newspapers. All ndmr at pur haaer'acost.

WlLl.IAM my31-dSds JAMES E. WAUQH. rpHOS. J. FISHEtt Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF THE HANDSOME DENCE, No. 4 LAFAYETTE SQUARE. By virtue a decree of the supreme Court of the jj. District of Columbia, entered on the 10th day offlfiS May, A. D.

1884, in equity cause No. 8.486. Anna E. Barnard et al. are and Jane Barnard et al.

are defendants, the undersigned Trustee will sell at public auction, in front of the at FIVE O'CLOCK P. on MONDAY, the SECOND DAY OF JUNE, 1M4. the following-described piece or parcel of real estate in the city of and Diatrict of Columbia, to witlart of Lots numbered one (1) and two (2), in equare numbered one hundred and sixtyseven (187), aa the same are deaignated oa the public plats of sadd city of Waahlngton. and bounded and described aa at a point on the east line of said lot number one (1). distant twentyeeven (ST) feet eight and a half inches northwardly from the southeast corner of saia square; thence running westwardlv.

parallel with the sou line of the square, one hundred and six (106) feet nine (9) inches to the eaat line of lot three tbeice with said east line northwardly about twenty-eight (28) feet to lot conveyed by Henry Rice to W. B.Trowbridge; thence eastwardly. and parallel with the south line of the square, one hundred and six (106) feet nine (9) inches to the eaat line of said lot one (1); thence with said east line about (28) ieet southwardly to the point of beginning: with all the ways, rights, alley's, easements and appurtenances thereto belonging, and subject to the right of way incommo with the adjacent lota, created by deed between E. D. Townsend.

James Alden and P. Trowbridge, recorded in Liber J. A. 8.. No.

16, folio 393. Terms of sale. aa prescribed by the decree: One-third cash, and the residue in three equal instalments, payable in one. two and three years, respectively, from day of aale. with interest at six per cent per annum; the defem payments to be secured by the promissory notes of the purchaser, or all the purchase money may be raid in caah.

al the option of the purchaser. No deed wiu be given until the purch se money is paid in full. Adepontof OU will be required when the property is knocked down, and the terms of sale must be complied with within one week from the day of sale, or the property will to resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost RANDOL PH COYLE. Trustee, myi7-dSSi U.8 Attorney's office, City Hmh IJrTHB ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE NINTH, same hour and place.

Je3-eodSds RANDOLPH COYLE, Trustee. rriHOS. J. FISHER JL Real Estate Auctioneers. CHANCERY PALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D.

C. The undersigned, trustees in Equity cause of drew Jojce vs. Mary White, administratrix, et al.Tffffl No 2597. will se.l at public suction, in front of premiss, the hereinafter deecrlbtd real estate, to wit: On TUK8DAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D.

1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. we will sell lot No. 6 sud the west ten feet snd no inch of lot 4. in square 1050, by the de) th of said lot 4.

situated at Junction of Maryland avenue and north street and 14th street east. fSD THE HA ME DAY, immediately after the above sale, at 811 O'CLOCK P. we wiU sell part of lot one (1), in square 876. beginning for the same at the southeast corner of aaid square, a fronting on street forty-one feet ai.d six inches, and running thence north seventy-five feet; thence east to the line of7th a reet eaat forty-ooe feet aix inches; thence south with said street seventy-five feet to beginning. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1884, AT O'CLOCK P.M..

will sell parts of lots lettered and in subdivision of square No. 215. ijeglnning on North street forty feet four inches frtan the southwest corner of said a.mare, running thence north fifty-aix f-et three inches; thence northerly, para, lei with Vermont avenue, forty-seven feet nine and a-quarter inches, thence in a straight line thirteen feet and four and a-lialf inches, to a point on Vermont avenue, which is fifteen feet from the alley: thence northerly alonir aaid avenue fifteen feet to said alley; thenoe along aaid alley fourteen feet eight inches; thence south twenty-eight feet three and a half inches; thence west four feet; thence a. uth eighty-five feet to street; thenoe adong street to beginning, and the Improvements thereon AND ON TH SAME DAY. IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE, we will sell Lot lettered according to John Daly'a subdivision of D.

vidson'a subdivision of tqunre No. 215, ana the improvements thereon. Terms of sale; One-third purchase money cash; balance to to paid in equal installments in six, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, to bear interest from day of aale, for which purchaser to give his promissory notes, with a surety or auretiea to to approved by the Trustees, or purchaser or can pav all purchase money in cash on day of sale or on rat fication thereof by the Court. On ratification of sale and payment of purchase money (adl not before) Trustees will cor vsy property to the purchaser or A de posit of 8100 on each piece of property aold will to reauired when property is dow to the purbaser. he terms of sale must be complied with within ten days from day of aale, or proi-erty will to reauvertised and sold at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser.

All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. M. F. AjOI.RIS, Tnutoea m30-dySda 486 Louisiana avenue. professional.

Hf BS. M. A FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER AND Business Medium, leaves the city June the 20th. Will be gone till falL Ihose wishing to see her call at once.

No. 17M Itn street northwest East feet and dai.y walks being requisite to health, thousands visit Dr. WHITE for relief from, and avoidance of torn a. Bunions. Diseased Nails.

rooms 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. 11 North Eutaw street, Baltimore. Md. Dr. Whites' thirty-eighth year of professional experience.

Fes SI a sitting. ap29 KOHS, RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROLOGI8T. can to consulted on business and all affairs of Ufa She has, for one mouth, reduced her fee to 60 cents. Kesidence. 1910 Uth st n.w.

Hours from a.m. to 5 pjn. and from 8 to 9 p.m. mhl4 "IVfME. PAYN.

(RESIDENT) 1TJL MANICURE AND 8URGK0N CHIROPODIST. Fingernails beautified; biting of naila cured: allaisesses of ttonst successfully treated. Single treatment of either Itsnda or feet. SL Rooms Sttd 6, 946 Penn. sllDruggtefcand t'ancy Goods dealers.

JaM-Tm Tif ME. RROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF tfa LJFB. All business confidential. Ladies and Gentlemen 60 ante easn. street.

4th and Mb etreete northwest. jtl4-62W RATTAN'S VEGETABLE CA HARTIC AND ANTIAv BiUOUB PILLS cure constipation, headache biliousness, correct foul or sour stomach, aad cleanse and invigorate the whole aystem. Warranted to contain nothing deleterious. 28c. peg box anl) at ARTHUR RATTANS', Pharmacist.

myS lath and I and td and sts. n. w. A Wd No. totwssn amani utttiDtly 1 ARTIFICIAL STONB OOMOF THE DI8TBICT OF COLUMBIA.

otherwork eaeeutid for which CEMENT, MASTIC, AMD J. McLAUGHUN, my2A3m OAoe. 1420 New Yock avenue northwest 'is AUCTION SALES. FJIHOMAS DOLLING, Auctioneer. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.

BEVKNTH' Also, st TWELVE O'CLOCK. Buggies, Wsgons, Ac. )e6-2t J. FI8HEB 00., Estate i male. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Cou-t of the District of Columbia, passed in cause 8.894.

June 3d. the uudersigned Trustee. ap- S'in ed by said decree. will seL at public auct on on onday, the sixteenth day of jure, mm. at HALF-PAST FOUR O-CL p.

in frontof the the property known a part of Lotthirteen(13), la square two hundred and nln ty being that part contained within the me tee and bounds following, to "ftBeginning at the southwest angle of said lcrt 13, and running thence north along the east aide of a public 1 Uley seventy feet six inches, thence east twelve feet evvn and one-half inches, thence south seventy feet nix inches alley thirty feet wide, and thence west along feet seven and one-half inches to the The terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase money in caah.and the balance i two equal instalments 1 at one and two rears from the day safe, such deferred payments to bear lntereet at the rate of nix per cent per annum, and to be secured by the purchaser's notes and a deed of trust of the property: or all cash, at the op- 1 tion of the purchaser. A of fifty dollars will be required at the time of sale, and all conveyancing to be at the cost of purchaser. If the terms of sale are not 1 complied with in ten days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell property at the risk 1 cost of the defaulting purchaser. je5-dAds GEORGE 0. PAYNE.

Trustee. JOHN SHERMAN TRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM- raoVWJ HEAL ESTATE IN life DISTRICT OF of. 19th, I duly recordedin Liber No. 1.038, ittft of records of District. Columbia, and at the request of the holder 1 of the unpaid notes secured thereby, we will offer for sale at public auction, in front of the premises, the I hereinafter mentioued real estate, to wit; i Monday.

Tut eenth day of june, 1884, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. we will offer the north 45 feet front by the depth of lot 8, in Quar 582. sa lot being unimproved and lying on the east side street, between Virginia avenue and 1 atreet southwest. SAME DAY. AT HALF-PA8T FIVE O'CLOCK P.

Bt, we will offer lot lettered in block numbered seventeen (17), of Howa University subdlvision of Effingham Place, said lot being Improved by i two small tenements, and lying on the north eide of Pomeroy street. ON TUE DAY, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF AT faALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. we will offer lots 37 and 38. in K. H.

Oilleti's aubdi- yiaion of 11 and 12. in aquare 140. improved by two two-story and basement bri dwelling's, numbered, re- 1 spectively. 112.1 and 1125 19th street northwest. Terms of sale as to the tirst two will be: One- half of the purchase money in ca and the residue in 1 two eaual installments, in and tweive months, to be secured by deed trust upon the property sold, aud to bear interest; or all at option of purchaser.

The last two pieces will be sold for cash, subject to deed of trust for 42.500. A deposit of $luO will be required on i each piece of property whe i bid is accepted. I he true- 1 tees reserve the right to re-we 11 the property a' risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, lr the terms of are not complied with in seven days from day of sale. All con- veyanciug and recording ot purchaser's cost. Je5-eo4ds JpOLEY, Auctioneer.

1 MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 9TH, AT TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell to close business STOCK AND FIXTURES OF RE 215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. KNOWN AS O'MEARA'S Sporting and Musical Basaar. Stock constate of Violin Flutes, Fifes. Banjos, Accordiens, Harmonicas, and Table Cutlery.

Skates. oot Balls, Bass Bails. Bats and Boxing Gloves, Fishl ig tackle, Cartridges. Toys. Ac.

Sale, without reserve, will be continued Lorn day to day, at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. i Jj'ITCH, FOX A BROWN. Real Brokers. BALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON 141H STREET.

ABOVE BOUNDARY STREET. On TUESDAY, the TENTH DAY OF at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. weHt will sell In front of the premises, Lots 6 to 18, 1 elusive, of the aub-d vision of t-e south grounds of the Columbian University, each lot fronting 24 61-100 feet on the west side of 14th street, between Stoughton und Chapin streets, and lisvlng a depth of 125 feet to a twenty foot alley. Total contents of the 13 lots 39,991 sq.

feet. Terms made known at time of sale. A deposit of $500 required nt time of sale. If terms of sale are not complled with in live daya from date of the property wui be resold at cost ot defaulting purchaser. DUNCaNsuN Auctioneers.

rjpHOMAS DOWL1NG. Aucnonoer. CATALOGUE SALS ot SEVERAL PRIVATE LI BR ART Fit, Forming an unusually FINE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, Many of them I ELEGANT ENGLISH EDITIONS. Some valuable MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, A complete set of ths ANNALS AND DEBATES IN CONGRESS, 1 AND CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE, Together with a Private Collection of Works on 1 FARMING, FISHING, FLOWERS, FRUITS, AND THE NATURAL SCIENCES. Libraries now ready for examination.

I TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, Southwest corner 11th at and Pa. av? Washington. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE NINTH, 1884. 1 AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS.

Terms Cash. 1 THQ8. DOWLING. Auct ROBERT O. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE A GOOD FRAME 1 COTTAG OF ELEVEN IVOOMS AND TWO BATH ROOMS AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, i BEING HOUSE NO. C17 WEN1Y-FIRbT STREET NOR 1HWEST. 1 I will sell, in front of the premises, at public tion, on SATURDAY, 'I HE SEVENTH DAY OF JMH JUNE, A. D. 1W4, at O'CLOCK P.

the mentioned premises. Title perfect. Terms e-sy and will be announced at the time ot R. O. HOLTZMAN, Auctioneer.

10th and streets northwest rpHOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. CHANCERY 8ALE PROPERTY, bITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING- TON. D. C.

AND WEST OF GEORGETOWN. BEING "VALLEY VIEW FAKM." 1 By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of District of Columbia, passed in a caus in which dOH 1 Lewia D. Means snd others are compla nsnts, snd Robert 8m1th and others defendants. No. 8.655 Equity the un ersigned, as trustees, will offer at public saie.

the premises, on WEDNESDAY. ELEVEN i DAY OF JUNE. 1884. at the heur of FIVE O'CLOCK P. all that tract of land catled "White Haven" and latterly aa the "Valley View Farm." ly ins: in the District of Oolum- bla, beinv described in one parcel as fol.ows: Beg nning i i at a point at the end of 68 perches measured on a course i drawn north 25 degrees weat from a large poplar tree i standing on the sou hide of the new free road, said tree beins- known ss the "Dolly Bar er," which point 1 of beginning is on the line dividing the tract called Alliance from that part of the tract called ''White Haven." formerly owned by John A.

Murdoch, sad from the said point of bet: inning running south 65 degrees west 48 6 10 perches to the east edge of the Ridge roadthen with the east aide of said road north 60 degrees' west 90 48 degrees 15 perches; then north 12 degrees west 18 perches; then north '2)1 degrees west 16 perches. (By reference to the deed this lsHt point is cuatant 71 perches lrom the said division iines between Alliance and John A. Murdoch's part Haven, mctiiured by a mnninic south 87 degrees esst the said division 1 1 une, the latter being continued from "Dully I I on a course north 26 detrrees west; thence, fi still with said Ridge road. orth degrees west 26 perches, thenoe north 3 eaat 83 parches; thence leaving the said ridiie. south 87 esst 46 and 3-5 of a perch to the said division line between Alliance i 1 and Murdock's part of White Haven, which division- I line runs from "DoUy Barber" north 26 degrees weat to a bounded hickory tree, which is a boundary of A lliance and also of John A.

Murdoch's part of White Haven- and thence bv and with said division line south 25 de- gree east to the place of beginning, containing 42 i and 15 perc es, more or less. 1 Terms of sale: (me-third cash; the residue-of the pur- chase money in six. twelve and eighteen months from 8 the day of saie. the purchaser giving his notes bearintc interest. A deposit of required, and to be forfeited if the terms of sale are not complied with at the end of ten days from the day of sale; or the purchaser may pay all on the ratiheatior of the aale bv the oourt On the payment of the whole purchase money and ratiflca- 1 tion of sale by the court the trustees will convey to the i purchaser, at hia cost and expense, the property to him old.

free, clear, and discharged of all claim of the par- tits to the said cause. R. P. JACKSON, Trustee, street, Oeorgetown. FRED.

W. JONES. Trustee, pyfl-dtds 472 Louisiana Washington. I rjpHOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED I REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST 8IDE OF 8IX- 1 TEEN1H STREET, BETWEEN AND 1 NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date the 1882, and duly recorded in liberwa L019. folio 5, one of the land recorda for the 91 District of Columbia, and at the request of the party cured thereby, the underataned Trustees will offer st public sale, on THURSDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF 5l NE, 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. in front of the I Premises, the following described real estate, via; All 1 I that piece or parcel of land lying, being a situate in the city of Wsshington.

in the district of Columbia, it 1 being the north 17 feet 6 inches by the depth of 106feet .1 6 inches of lot in square 134, getber with the im- provements. which consist of a frame dwelling, with brick stable on rear of lot 'i a property is sold subject to a deed of trust, re- corded September 6th. in liber 1.011. folio 493, Aa. of the land records tor the District of Columbia, for $2,000.

with 1-terest at 7 per cent per annum. Tenns: one-third cashi the residue in two equal pay- ments at six and twelve months, with bearing terest st six per centum per annum until paid, ana se- i cured by a deed of trust on the property soldTAlTcon- veysncfng and recording at puichhser's coat 1100 de- posit required at time of sale. The terms of sals to 1m i complied with in seven days, otherwise the Trustees re- rpHUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. By virtue ot adeed of trust from John E. Chap- flMt District of Columbia, and at the request of the nut? 1 soured thereby, the undersigned, as trustee, will oflTsr 1 part of a tract of land called "Fletchall's yiumlng for ths yams at ajaound stone.

wHMMm i aSrlrSStS 2d Edition. Litest Mai Star. LATEST FROM CHICAGO. ABOUT THE BALLOTING. SOT WHETHER IT WILL BE reached to-night.

0 Special Dispatch to The Evrxiwo Stajl Chicago, June In not certain that at the evening session a ballot will be taken. The speeches naming ndldatea are open to all, and if 'very man to his own time, all will occupy several lours. G. W. A.

By Associated Press. The Heading of the Chicago, June chairman of the national epubllcan convention called Galusha Grow to the shalr. As the platform was being read by Mr. Mcilnley there were Interruptions of applause at the mints approving the President's administration; leclarlng that duties on Imports should be made lot for revenue only; claiming full and I idequate protection for 6heep husbandry; -ecommendlng legislation to regulate the allroads; disapproving the importation, contract labor. whether from Europe or Asia; avorlng the civil service law; condemning the lequlslilon of large tracts of lands, especially non-resident aliens; declaring the policy non-interference with foreign nations, etc.

the vebmrr democracy. Delegates Chosen at the State Convenvention of Applause for Tilden. Montpelier, June democratic state sonvention for the selection of Presidential electors ind delegates-at-larpe to Chicago, and state offl- I assembled to-day with 500 delegates present, I'he mention of Tllden's name by the UcGetirick, of St. Alban2, was received with thunlers of applause. The following were chosen delegates at large to Chicago: B.

B. Smalley, John C. Burke, Frank H. iJascom and Amos Aldrlch. Presidential electors it large: J.

W. Pierce, of Springfield; James N. lohnson. of Northfield; R. F.

Powers, of Clarendon. The following nominations for state officers were nade by acclamation: Governor, L. W. Redlngton, )f Rutland; lieutenant governor, N. P.

Bowman, of 5t- Johnsbury; treasurer, Henry Glllett, of Rlchnond; secretary of state, H. T. Brlgham, of Bakersleld; auditor, c. S. Noyes, of Morrlstown.

The convention then took a recess. Maryland session of the stats convention in full attendance. Baltimore. June democratic state ionventlon, to elect sixteen delegates to the nalonal convention and eight presidential electors, net at to-day at Ford's opera house and was to order by Hon. A.

P. Gorman, chairman of he state central committee. There was a very ull attendance, every legislative district in the itate being represented. Philip B. Laird, of Montromery county, was chosen temporary chairman, ind Thos.

H. Moore, of Baltimore county, see retry. committees on credentials and permanent )rganlzntion, and on resolutions were appointed. 3n the latter ex-Gov. Plnkney White, U.

S. Senator Jorman and lien. Bradley T. Johnson were named, rhe committees retired and a recess of 15 minutes was taken. riLDEX'S POSITIVE DECLINATION.

Phe Star's Announcement Accepted as Authoritative. what is said at the capitol The Star's report of Mr. Charles A. Dana's con'erence with Mr. Tilden was a general subject of llscussion at the Capitol to-day.

Some democrats persisted In the opinion that Tilden will be a candilate, but they were few. Most of them regarded I'he Star's publication as authentic and as acsurately defining Mr. Tllden's position, senators Butler and George remarked that they were now jatlsfled that Tilden is out of the fleid. It was that the democrats In Congress were glvng more attention to the subject of their party somlnatlon to-day than at any time hitherto durng the session. This proceeded from a general icqulescence in the accuracy of The Star's statement.

The New York democrats In Congress are Ilvlded between Flower and Cleveland, with the najority favoring Flower. Representative Stevens lays that with Tilden out of the way the delegation will be for Flower, and that he can carry the itate. Mr. Stevens maintains that Cleveland cansot carry New York. He says that some serious llfTerences with regard to legislation In the recent general assembly have arisen between Cleveland ind certain elements of the party, which would jperate against the governor at the polls.

Mr. sterens says it, is absurd for Cleveland's friends to point to his majority when elected governor, that it was not Cleveland's popularity, but republican livlslon, that brought that about, and that with party lines closely drawn, as they will be next November, Cleveland could not carry New York. He las no doubt of Flower's ability to carry the state. Mr. August Belmont says that Flower can carry state, and the Indications now are that he will inve a majority of the delegates to be chosen on 18th Instant.

There is a feeling In democratic Mrcles against taking any New York man, on the ground, principally, that an outsider Is less lkely to excite factional animosities than a candllate from that state. Twenty-five Jfew Teachers. jl03ing examination at the washington normal school. A number of ladles an1 geitlemm were present it the final examination of the graduat lng class of Normal school, In the Franxlln school building, The program consisted of vocal muplc and in teaching, educational science, ihyslcal culture, botany and the history of educator). At the close of the exercises Gen.

Dunn, of Indiana, mad" a snort address to the graduating The comm ncement exercises will take place it Lincoln hall Monday evening. Ti names of the rraduates are as follows: Magdalena C. Bock, 3anna A. Brecht, Ella M. Chase, Bettle Copenharer, Lyda Dalton, Charlotte C.

Dess-z, Estelle C. Drane, Olivia D. Eastwood, Eliza C. Fawcett, Wlllelmlna C. Hartinann, Mary C.

nilton, Maggie M. lines, Jennie Hodges, Mary Jenkins, Mnry C. Kelly, da L. Myers, Helen G. Nichols, Margaretta md, ylla Howlin, Boul E.

Parsons, Lena Sliver, iarah E. Simons, Susan B. Slpe, Fannie E. Towner ind Clara Wlllenbuclier. A Cow in a Book Store.

in infuriated animal creates a panic on pennsylvania avenue. A large bufTalo cow driven from the county to he market this morning became overheated and itartea on a run down Pennsylvania avenue, makng a dash at every man and woman she met, runling over several people In her way and creating rreat consternation. The animal was finally capured by two colored men near the corner of itreet and Pennsylvania avenue. These men atempted to secure her by a rope fled around her inder Jaw, which so Irritated her that she made a at every one passing and threw herself down the curb panting with heat and exertion. Some threw some water on her head, believing her 0 be crazy with heat and running.

This so enaged the animal that she made a break at the irowd and into the front door of Shllllngton's book itore, which was full of customers at the time. Mr. i (hllllngton gave orders for all to scatter and look for themselves. The customers quickly obeved i irders, most of them going out the rear door into rM street. The cow followed in mad haste, makng the exit on street, and then rushed Into the illey close by, where hundreds of people collected ibout to witness her antics.

Mr. Snlllfngton made 1 hasty barricade In the rear of his store by tuning over a large table on its side, behind which he ilaced a fainting lady customer and a child. The sow stood panting under a shade tree In the alley, lo one daring for some time to pass by. Some coined men who had managed to mount a high brick vail near by managed to secure her with a lass naoe of a stout rope, and she was led back to the narket house. Mr.

Shllllngton said he had had nany distinguished callers at his lenry Clay, Benton and all the big men In the world in the old ne never had a pass through there before. Wills will of the late Sarah J. rhompson was filed yesterday. She leaves her iroperty to her sister Eleanor Thompson, and at ler death to her nephews and nieces, the children Joseph Thompson. The will of Mrs.

Elizabeth leaving tlOO to her grandsons, John P. Tames, M. and F. P. Torbert, and her grandlaughter, Mrs.

Henry Worth, and the rest of the sstate to Joseph John B. and W. J. Peyton, was ilso flled yesterday. Democratic Conventions.

The democrats ot Alabama in convention yesterlay renominated Gov. O'Neal, Secretary of State 3helan and Treasurer Smith. The sentiment is for Paris Iron master of Chlckles, vas yesterday nomtnated by the democratic county invention as the candidate for congress In the 9th Ustrlct. The democrats of Charles county, yesterday idopted resolutions in favor of Tilden. The democratic convention of Montana declared for Tilden.

Five Deaths in One Family from rhe stomach of a colored girl who died at the vllageof T. Prince George's county, under rasplcious circumstances, was sent to Prof. Tonry. Baltimore, for analysis. Several other members of family.

Including the girl's mother, Mary Carer, wife or Henry Cuter, were similarly affected, ind four ot the children died within a few days of another. The girl whose was forwarded to Prof. Tonry for examination was about It years of age, and was the fifth member tt uw family who died. A coroner's inquest was teld and a verdict rendered that death resulted ton poison administered by a person or persons rnknown to the Jury. Fan's Insolvent schedules In insolvent assignment of James D.

Fish to John If. Morris were filed in New York yesterday. Tbe nominal value of his real and personal estate stated at but the estimated actual ralue of this real and personal estate Is only HUM. His total liabilities are placed at and in this sum is Included Indorseneat of notes of Grant Ward and Fenttnand Ward amounting to about SCEXES 131 WASHINGTON. Waiting for from Chicago.

SENATORS CONSULTING THK TBLRGRAPH OPERATORS? senator hawlet gives pr00p of the steadiness or his in othkk 1 PARTS OF THR CITT, Senator Hawiey was at the Capitol quite early to-day. He asked for news at the telegraph table, and gave directions that any dispatches for him should be held, saying he would be about the Sen- ate the remainder of the day. Mr. Haw ley was very calm, and In his usual good humor. As he stood by the blackboard on which bulletins are posted he picked up a piece of chalk and began to the remark, that Nsst once showed him how to draw faces.

With a few stakes he made a i striking likeness of Ben Butler. With this exhlbl- tlon of the steadiness of his nerves, he walked out or the Secretary's office. Senator Dawes dropped in and requested that bulletins be sent to the Indian affairs committee room, saying he was going there to do some work. Senators Allison and Hale were i at work early upon the consular and diplomatic bllL Senator Butler, after getting his mall, exam- i Ined the bulletin board. Senator George did not even inquire for news, but went straight to his desk in the senate chamber and commenced writing.

WHAT OTHER SENATORS DtO. There was a crowd collected about the bulletin 3 board at the Senate pretty much all day, but when i It became apparent that ballot was not likely to be reached by the convention before evening, some of the Senators went home, others, who nad com- fortable committee rooms to retire to. remained therein either wrlilng or discussing probabilities I with visitors. Senator Sherman remained in the library committee room, where he received all bill- letlns. Senator Don Cameron spent an hour or two In the naval committee room.

Senator Pike, about 2 p.m., read the buMetlns. He did not think Blaine could be nominated, nor did he appear to I entertain much hope for Arthur, though he la a tJ strong supporter of the President. ALL qCIKT AT TH? WHITE HOUSE. i Unusual quite prevailed at the White House to- day. The President was absent for a while in the early morning, but even after ills return he was let almost alone by Importunate callers.

Representative Nutting, of New York, brought amend to introduce, and a lady bringing with her a petition for a pardon saw him. Secretary Chandler made a firing visit. With these exceptions there was no Interruptions up to 2 o'clock. The President was kept Informed of the proceeding at Cht- cago by his private telegrams sent to Private sec- retary Phillips, who was In conierence with him a I great portion of the time. Nearly all the Itlnet officers will probably be at the White House this 1 evening, when there Is a prospect that the ballot- 1 lng will be progressing.

Senator Don Cameron la a guest at the White House, and It Is is 1 In conference with the President. secretary lincoln keeps Informed of the progress at Chicago, but gives no sign of being particularly interested, i Said a prominent official: "You would never know 1 from anything the Secretary does or says that a convention is being held. He thinks, though, that there Is only a Dare possibility that lightning may strike him." CROWDS WATCHING THE BULLETINS. A large crowd assembled on the corner of 15th and streets at noon and Intently watched the bulletins as they were posted In the Western i Union office window, and many conclusions were drawn and predictions made, but there was no betting. The crowd consisted mostly of department clerks who were out tor lunch.

Even after their 1 time was up and they had disappeared a great many people stopped to see how matters stood. It 1 was too early in the day for any excitement, however, and the people kept coming and going. Capitol EXPENSES OP CONTESTED ELECTIONS. In the contested election cases of the present Congress the House committee on elections has agreed to allow the following sum for the expenses of those Interested: Massey and Wise (Virginia) $3,500 each: Chalmers and Manning (Mississippi) $2,000 eacb; English and Peelle (Indiana) $2,000 each; Wallace and ilcKlnley (Ohio) St.000 each; Wilson and Frederick (Iowa) $2,000 each; Wood and Peters (Kansas) $1,500 each, and Craig and Shelly (Ala.) $1,000 each. MINOR NOTES.

The House committee on appropriations are working on the deficiency bill, and expect to get It Into the Hou9e to-day. Transfers off Real Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Margaret A. Terry to Helen K. Pearl, pt. sq.

241; J. P. Murphy to Rev. F.D. Blakeslee, pt.

15, sq. 264; $4,292. B. Long to Jeremiah Long, pt. 4, sq.

527; $1,200. D. B. Groff to Jennie C. Barber, lot 16, sq.

393; $3,000. F. H. Smith to Francis G. Slid- 1 dieton, lots 16 and l7.block Hill; 1986.46.

1 T. II. G. Todd to Martin J. Brosnahan, pt.

5, sq. 953 $500. S. C. McDowell to W.

H. Devers, lot 18 and pt. 19, sq. 306: $2,000. Johannah Mahoney to James 1 M.

Ford, pt. 23, sq. 513; $900. George P. Van Wyck to Louisa S.

Swasey, lot 68, sq. 182: $8,000. Charles 1 V. Trott to Myron E. Gregg, sub tot 15, sq.

848; 1 $6,125. Eugene Carusl et aL to Eliza C. Gardner, lot 23, sub sq. 217; $6,000. Maivaret F.

Halllg to 1 United States, pt. 14. block 11, Howard University, sub of Smith farm; $2,465. J. W.

Coomes to Joh- I anna Bleber, pts. 25 and sq. 877; $975. Jones Matthews to Dennis T. Keaay, pts.

11 and 18, In T. and addition to Georgetown: $1,730. A. F. Barker to Mary E.

Yates, sub 25, sq. 296; $4,500. District Government MATERIAL POR STREET WORK. The Commissioners have authorized the Engineer 1 Commissioner to advertise for proposals for furnishing 700,000, more or less, granite blocks for paving streets and avenues; also, for repairing bituminous concrete pavements on streets and avenues, for the fiscal year of 1S84-5, by the square yard. This will 1 be done- at once.

The new pavements (granite 1 block) to be laid down will be as follows: street southwest, 1st street to Maryland avenue; Water street southwest, to 6th streets; Missouri avenue northwest. 3d to streets; street northeast, 3d 1 to 4th streets; street southwest; 3d street south- 1 west; street, Georgetown, 32d to 85th streets; Potomac street, Georgetown, to Prospect streets. A Verdict Against a the Clr- cult Court to-day? before Judge Hagner, the case of Airs. Margaretdletzel agt. the B.

and O. R. for damages to her property on street, north of the reason of the occupancy of that street by a track, was concluded with a verdict for plain- 1 tiff for $4,382. The court In instructing the Jurv, said if they found that by the action of defendant the plaintiff lost the use of the lot, that they might find for plaintiff for an amount equal to six per 1 cent on the value of the lot for three years. was considerable variance of opinion as to the value of the property and the Jury, It is supposed, struck an average.

A bill for divorce was filed to-day in the name Stella M. Valle agt. Joslah N. Valle. 1 I number of ladles met at Carroll hall last even- 1 lng and arranged for a fair to be given In the fall for the benefit of the Institute.

Mrs Ellis, Mrs. Dr. Griffith, Mrs. Smoot, Mrs. 8 ax ton, Mrs.

Knnu, Miss Brent and others were present. Range op the following were the readings at the office of the chief signal 1 officer a 70.4; 11 a.UL, 85.0; 2 p.m., 83.6 Maximum. 69.5; minimum, 62 5. B. O.

Railroad B. ft O. R. R. company has appointed as the general agent here Mr.

Legge, who for some years filled a similar position at Cumberland, and has appointed Mr. J. W. Chesley, who has been connected with the freight department in Baltimore, as the freight 1 agent here. These two positions were for many years managed by the late ajor George S.

Koonlz, whose death occurred about tea days since. Marriage licenses have 1 been issued by the clerk of the court to Lewis 1 Wells and Kate Chrlston; Karl August Kuebler, of 1 Wurtemberg, and Maria Bechler, of Bavaria; Jas. F. Bundy and Delllla Freeman; Gregory Kappler, 1 and Ida V. Karney; Win.

Clifton and Louisa James H. Sayles and Mary H. Waters; 2 Col. R. C.

Jones and Mrs. Mary O. Donoell; James 1 Bowman and Victoria Lewis; Albert Alexander, of 1 Culpeper, and Bettie Price, of Stafford county, 1 Jos. T. Smith and Josephine Acton; James 1 Briscoe and Louisa Turner.

1 The i Court in General Term. 1 To-day, United States agt. Blgeiow; hearing re- 1 sumed. Circuit Hagner. To-day, Prather agt.

Koob, and same act. Geler, defaults. U. S. ex reL Frank Lee agt.

United Association, No. rule to show cause issued. Hetzel 1 agt. B. ft O.

H. R. verdict lor plaintiff for Criminal Wylie. To-day, Frank J. Monrote, larceny of watches 1 from Phillip Wallach; forfeiture stricken out.

Henry Abbott alias Bud Greenleaf; grand larceny; guilty. Thomas Holloway, grand larceny; verdict guilty. Anthony Montrop. receiving stoV-n property; verdict not guilty. Francis J.

Mor rote, lar- ceny of seventeen watch cases belonging to P. 1 Wallach; on hearing. 1 Police Snell. To-day. Sam Mar berry and Thoa.

McCovlns, both colored, larceny; 30 days in Jail each. John H. Cook, larceny; 80 days InJalL 1 Alexandria Reported for Tine Evxjmro Stab. County run well's 1 report of the school year, now just closed in Alex- andrla county, makes a most gratifying exhibit. In all the districts a heavy school tax is paid, and on one of them, Washington district, on the river side, above Georgetown.

45 cents on the hundred 1 dollars is paid for schools alone. This tax can be 1 adopted only by a three-fourths vote, and yet it is always passed. The schools began September 17. 1 1883, and closed May 88,1884. The white schools, 1 four in number, began with 156 pupils, increased in November to 208, and closed with 148 pupils.

The five colored schools opened with 218, attained 977 1 In February and closed with 27a Mr. Benjamin Austin will present a medal to the leading pupil of i each 8CI100L Ths Stealing venire summoned in the cases against Eugene Murray, indicted for horse stealing in three cases, having aoqultted Murray In two of the esses in succession, District Attorney Clements declined to proceed further In the cases unless a new venlfce was sum- a monad. Judge gangster discharged ths Jurors and ordered a new venire tor the trial of toe third case, which is in progress at the court house this 1 Passed university examiners, who held an examination here some three weeks ago, have passed all the students examined in a some one or more of the subjects. The university certificates are awarded to John L. Whltmore, of Loudoun, Va; Dickenson W.

Greallsh, of John T. Welslger, of Waanlngton, D. and Martin P. 1 Greene, Eustace a De Puutn and Win. P.

Came, Of c. H. St. John, of Denver, Colo, leo- I tured last night upon temperanoe at the Trinity (M. Ohaa.

Cawlla has left here 7 to become Inspector of 11 system. iMC COHIKttrHL The York Mock narkrt. TTefollowing are the open trig and 3 p. in. the New lurk stock Murv; as mmftsri by fecial wire to U.

11. (X Sp.m Aoma. q. Sp.n Pmc. 45 N.

J. (Vnt st Y. Ont. 44, N.Y.C.4 f. ken.

i 'f i Da ir 17 Nor. North vi vi 5 IHX PTvf -c- 39 40 Northwest. i-v 11 Ohio A an uti Oregon 14 Jen. K. ont.t 40 41', LI' 1 Heading 9ds fuck I si Ill- 118 117 Hivh.

i is st. ram 745 5l 1 pref. Like sr, st. i omaha Na.sU... 31 37 Da pr-f v.

iich.oent (tg to st. m. va Si i 16 i Texas I'ae is liiun. st. 121, 12 Union 44 4v IX) prist so 20 ah.

l'ao S3 82 Do. pref 8 01 6J Siuh. 39 A Dull and Weak market. i small ahoc.vt of done os the stoc1 ib'Huai New York, June 5. Wall street, p.

sayg; The stock mmket was again dull am this forenoon, tlie volume of business betm iven smaller than during the same hours yester lay. the decline In up to 12 o'clock al-o Ivln, wice as great as during the -sime 'urn yesterdav the decline this fon-nisin, however.was m-T he sagging of the market from own weight, was yesterday. strenuous efforts were m.o! 1 1 he bears to depress prto by the CUruUttoa of luletlng rumors. Tlit- advance in raw sterlltM sxchangethis forenoon had rawUftronM effect on the stock market, tliougli It advance is only temporary. The Baltimore markets.

BALTIMORE, thrMt. 53 North old to-iUy. BALTIMORE. Junr IIS- Hour steady qiuer, firmer dull utl. ri do- No.

1 i No. i w.wti'rn wmw rn t.ximt.l oji fnoH' July. 1 OJ'ol In 111 1 ill loutnerp white, (iXail; do r.nai'H um 1 Wd; June. outhi-ru and hit-. 1 IO.

HlMJIin. iVoftoi for Snir.ir?coj>|?t n-finol gu: Whisky hiirher. 1.1.%. a ti. un mauled lYcUrhts to Liverpool ilu 1cotton, flour.

n. j.a2% I llt'cnpfs ri'Xr- 1iK1H hstwls; wlieat. :17.I?KI ttnaMi; COM 13.000 bushels. bhipuifiitH- ui 75.i?h IiUsih Ih 8-000 bushels. Ii.OOO bushcia.

The Chtcavo CHICAGO, June 5, 1 wheat July. Auirust. Hl'iaM September. WH. Corn lwh.

id .1. Aujruet, temU-r (i )at? i June. July, t. -Jv? Pork dull and Ij.17^ 20, August. 8.3JS,.

The Petraleum Itlarkrt. PITTSBUftfl. June dull and Market at sdvttu ed ro TCia. and at noon. The tradlxia wan I.

CLEVELAND, June 5 -Petroleum unchanged Standard white, 110 dejf. test. Death of a Worthy man. P. K.

Brulatour, special agent of the Bank of Louisiana In this city, coniiuuiiu it- tollowing dispatch, hlch he has received ir. Sew Orleans: "Antolne carrlcre was accidentally drowtied Quarantine on board the steamer Kulckerboi kei tell overboard." Mr. Antolne carrlcre was more than eighty sfage. Native of France. He ram- to 1.

iilsi.tu slxty-flve j-ears ago. After a hid- liunonbl career he became one of the most prunlm-M sre In New Orleans. He leaves a familv whewlth his many rnends will this loss. One of his eons Is r. R.

Jmlnent president of the Cltlzeus' Bank or Lot Isiuna. The Convention ast a brief and CNIMrORTAKT When the national republican convention me last evening at 7 o'clock in pursuance of adjourn ment the committee on credentials announn th.i they were not ready to report. Mr. Wlllett.e minolfi, one of the Logan submittc i motion providing for the distribution of soil tickets didly to the Union Veterans. Aftfr eonM.1 debate, it being Rtated that tickets i.a already been to the full mpnnv nr tlie Lhe motion was voted down overwiifiinlnglv.

none of the committers were ready to rpqh the convention adjourned until this morning After the adjournment calls vv nude lor "Ir prersoll" and 'l he former did not spond, but ex-Gov. K. j. Oglesby made ari amu- after which then- were i ills Douglass," who excused on cornt oi loaf his voice. Congressman Hurt was also called iu and made an amusing speech.

Chairman Career. first a school tbachtr, a i.awvek, t0li ticiak and ptatksman. John B. Henderson, a delegate-at-large from who has been selected as the chairman of the convention, was b-Tn near rllle, Virginia, Novemljer ao, 1K26. When a chili tie removed to Missouri, wh re he received ai academical education and taught school fur sev sral years.

In addition to he prac Iced law. Fro it48 to 1858 he was a memlsof the Missouri legislature. In o-1 -p. the state railroad and banking laws, in jsy; was a presidentl tl ou the Bu nan but atter the President's mess ige ton constitution of vig ious.y upp. Buchanan adnimlstratloa.

In ist.k he v. a i for Congres as a friend but was defeated by Gilclinst Tort after he was an elector the g'uss pledgl- himself to vote tor either Dougiasnor ivi to cwy the state against Br ckn: i iwu regard- is the secession Candida. Ctmpalgn he was. In fo on 1 .1 iin Holllns. the N- KXiln a tot j1 vote of in he wa- a mem tier of the state convention which was ci'le ieternnne whether ssouri su took a prominent par in the pn 1 union mm.

In June, lWl, he pr.x-utvd arias u. a regiment of io.vai Into active war serviee with tiw iu lanuir-. 1862, he was ppoi ite-i t)-u Polk In the i nlted States -naie. and-a -i Unite! states senator from Jai to serve out Mr. l'olk's um I red term, belli the same year and v- J.

1S69. In 1875 lie wafeappjitit- tant I States d.st'lct attorney to i h- parties accused with having M- taws, but r-flected on President or.i?t aivu ment and was removed. Lynch Before Elertion. i letter WUICB WDIC4TE3 THAT hk la not cnFRIEKDLT BLAINE. Dispatch to the Pldiailelphia Pr ss.

Fargo, June from the tone 01 i letter written by John It Lyneh, ihalnnanof the republiean national conv -nrioti toa friend In this city, days igo, Lyni-li lot unfriendly to Blaine, and Is likely to th? Maine man In case he has any favors to best jw. a portion of the letter is as follows: "Yours of the 18th Inst, recelveit I note wh.T rou say about Blaine, but are fat aware of th 'act that Blaine, Grant and Conkilng an1 n-. trlends? It looks very mueh io m-- as if Slnatlon, which Includes Logan, will be t' cum Jlnation against Arthur an! Edmunds. I SOT Piatt, I am informed. Is a Blaine delegat- iron N'ew York.

The New York dtv-nse General Grant and Conkilnz's outspoken Blaine and condemnation or Ar' hur, confirm me ihe belief of a combination such as I have in licated. j. k. lynch." Jadye Tonrgce'n From the Philadelphia Press. "If Blaine is nominated," said Judge Albion Tourgee, editor of 77ie Continent, yesterdaj ifternoon at the Continental, where h- is stop; tin luring a short stay in Philadelphia, "the demo will make Tliden their candidate." "What ir he isn't?" "If a dark horse wins it will be in mt )plnion.

In that case the rais win nomi late Cleveland. I think Lincoln could cam- fork. Belligerent Politiclana at Chleairo. irewsteb cameron i.ivelt ugh with canes and cmbkell as. A telegram from Chicago last night says: Georgi Turner, of Alabama, this evening assaults Brewster Cameron, ex-chief examiner of the States Department of Justice, In the rotunda he Grand Pacific hoteL Cameron turned on hln ind struck him a severe blow upon lie head wit a cane.

The Hon. Paul Strobach, of Alabama tng that his friend was get ting the worst of tin Bncounter, began punching Cameron with hti ambrella. The latter, however, was fully equal the occasion, and came out first best in 'the lit The occasion for the assault, Mr. Cameron savs was the evidence which he was compelled to before the committee on expenditures in tin Department of Justice concerning the conduct oi certain Alabama marshals. Briefs.

Herman, republican, for Congress, has earned wegon by fully 1,700 majority. Returns show hat the legislature will be republican by four on i joint ballot, Uiereby securing a republican U. Senator. A faction of the United Presbyterians threaten secede from the general assembly, because that ody did not condemn the use of musical lnstrunenta In the churches. The wagon load of people murdered near Picas.

Kansaa, hare been idenUflKi as the An i ron famllT. The people are tracking the murderer. Sari Granville is preparing a note to the A in rian government In regard to the collection of dv nailte funds in this country. TTie Amerton cricket team administered a Oentleaaen of Ireland ytsu-nuj at Amagnee Warner, of the Penn bank, in Ptttsburg, SHMxmyinade a report, showing the amount due I An TurrKimw jlfanoe Tnliiont in rhiladc.phla and aa It baa (bvlutvl towdrr out tin a fvcr? aboetnakw i the p.ixiiurarturM* the rurtwd of of whUNl to Uicm few niMKII.S. PniTOlUMV VI ADS On by Rev Ci.ar'ee K.

Andrewra, a aRD to Ui? Ml bcthof thtactty. DIFJk I On Tu June it i 1. liT .1 I 'i ihf i't, 11; ral will from Utr 91s? atrot r.rthweat, on dar. June i ardt.eucct Fh k'? cburck. tlvea a mrittd to ttUli IM'li m-' a in 4.

ADRIA? FN fitfy-otie and mmtba 1 funeral an.I tak- at four uiv tith, from l4il UorthareA truiijaan to attnud. i iHSHFItiV Ob lav Jine 4'u afjar lo illness tNMfi KlLIk rtlRtHlM. I -v. ai devoted dauffcMf ol Jamr. ttnwn tutu ia! will takeplar from her lata I illaan nerof I ntieih a I XI a-mete Stay (Uv.Jir.

Ttli. at 9 1 lam Keatlteeand ti-e Invited to attend. GFNM. On June Mh. 1MM.

at r. I HNi.sr Ti. a P. ii. of Hetiry and i A I r.

an iUhl da I ml ii tV' t. llth atrvet OH Saturday, June 7th. at 11 a IU. HARRINGTON Julie 1-H4 at i Delaware. Jl-N ME.

youticet dajtfbter of Ifeuata J. i ami Mary Harrington. aa-ed erven Futu nil ill take i lace frvu. and mac depot. Friday.

0th u.la anj r. a.r? Jun) iijTttad 1 att n.l HI SsK On 4th. at a a 1 1. n-wa. hmus.

is tha i forty-mv nil li I 1 t' rt't. Nq. JJ08 itrMl rthw. Mt. oti I uiay.

at 4 rn. M. WII.L 1 l.uraJay. Jutia Iss4 at 10 4 (tl M' 11.L. tu? a alii) lb TMr at hi- iuf.I Satur.lav, at 7 o'clock i in.

at ttw? Fifth Itartiat Chureh. a en ue, bet weed and uorlhwtwt. I rtcula Inrltt-d 4th. 1MM. JOHTf lii ihf ruLr of kit 1 ntieral at bl? Third atrwt at Hatunlay uiorninv OMtrge'a county patera Iisup KOVKB.

Juna 5th, at lv 10 a. iu Mra. AVM l-lt Faiii'ral r- fid. of daorhtar. Mra r-t and atnvta iitmikr orni Tth inataut at 8 maaa of in at st.

lj at o'clock FXI'KIM'AKKUSr 4 RTHFH RiKlNFY. LAW 111 I A.t.litional riioma at our ofhcc I'm ava. ail ahow fh- InMit of Cloth and liin ial Fit ffara rtferiean in UbW" lit I K.litf. I LUcrtakllyt auj iiiltaltiiiiic Al.THl'K KOONEY CO Wis 1ML1FW i LA IT. tAlllOLlC IUKIESKlT 1 nd.rtul..

r. 711 7tfi branch at cj linu cliurcli: North Ul4tol at. in ar st. Aloya ci im ILl.lAW INKLKR. 11 bMhHINU LNDntTACBL leiii lioii.

linu. Ttli northwnrt. diwU UStl'U IJFF, ti i Hrnrr I NOKHTAK K. end crmmndu amxioUia. No 326 on ptviniin.

'HAS. J. OAWLLK atujaf L. rn tLCLLb.suU lo bl'CHl IS I MiLKTAKlNU 1 Altl.lsH MtM. TT" Pa Atp ii.w, (lonurii) I.

rrat and ualJa. Ft-ofaaaiqtiA 7adw rn 'irauaieut tuiiorala a -pVty" 1 k. UKUiuicn awp FrirniAt. DianaTOft loH7 loth trwl uorUiweat i IIl-MBLK PfF" r. JUL "KI'ECTATttH." IN8UKASCE JOTTBWdla 1 QHctnl to inter the Fyntfm of ItvS ii.iKm.

liUrh-mtt out in tta laat wttli atl editorial the liifamooa iliaiv it haa ii.ukuiir tor tlf laat year, in almoat fvcry itwut. Mraiiia: Mutual li.wrve Fund Life JkaS' lati. i ah atl ituti. and iU prraident. C.

L. an.l tln-t ra "i'he now tl'' ut ual H.x ve we VB, the plODiwr in this inov. li.t ut idltif iraci van to cura tlie rvila ttiat have alBtctad tba t-vuli iu of mi lnaiirhni-e, and fhmi. incnal bui ccrtan ly -imwti that the plan la ivpulv to a cotiaiderable i tu ut and la an viaanoa of the skill ati i ability with which ita affaira are conducted. I hat Mr.

Harpor aaaociatea are condncf. ifik'tln- uhitu openly and fairly, iuvititiir ti'tat lare iiur a that Ui'-y believe to la the true wywtem. can di'iiht. I- i art itie do an act of to the Mutual In? rv. 1 ui.d Lite Ahkiu lattoti ana to Mr.

Harper peru tiallv. and make Uiia ataP'oient to reI injur) have lie th. unwittinv and mm lUmc Ofhce of aasin latlou, IMtU at. Cotut and insure. Muli 1.

iiracna in) lj A liE Dl XL.VP 1" 1FTH blhlNU STYLE CASS1MEKE UAl Will he roadv May 3d. PKAr.I. PFKin in ai; klAi'LL in stiai AI ILLLTT ft Rrorra Sole Airvut jlJuuWp'a New York Hata, 30 905 lvn nay Ivan la avenua. L'ST HECLIVLDA Una of ASH. CHEURT AXD WALKTT CHAMBER FURNITURE.

IX MABBLE AND WUOD TOP4, 1 which we are oileiiiitr at Great Panraina. ft hoekr, 1 F01 Market Space and and 310 8th atraak r' 1 Carp? ta Ch-ared. call -d for and delivered. IjlilE: JilME! C.FOK<iETOUN LIME Kn.W ore to fun ish atl xcellent qnallty nf o-l nined the trade, at ae r- imoiial.la n' i a in aOnnirtoli. It ail) quantity Alan.

1 ii liaiio ail .1 tin i-l liriitulaof ni and 0.in sti nt-. i meti 1 1'laaU-rtm' Hair, 1 fci .1 I.He d. Ai and Ctiu htkI i and Olllt (i.na.l' i It in Xo. i-i CAI. ft mamwt IAMJ 1P.MNI Rl i iii" i'Ii iaive.

t.V.per doxen. Mi-all 1 uriieie.7tK\ ei? iwrrft. 1 u. kiaii oiui 1'iomptiv iitteioieil to. A.

i. I apli Ttli aireet northwaat. P.IllVATE l'OCK 1 LLEUiiAl'H AN 1RE8 It PAT.TIMORE, PHTL.ADELPKU, sew York, bostos. fto. PRINCE WHITELY, Stock Bhokem, C4 Br -'id way, i tif th a venae, if New Yoft Oem ra! Jam "a Whltcy.

Hinrj 11 Ddm, Harry C. Locau, tiirton. Ll. Mayoard C. WiUiaui R.

Travera. Bpadal Mm BUY AND SKI.L ON COMMISSION ALL CLABSBt Ol RAILWAY HLCURlTIEd. a Branch C.fa.-e?53a 15thatreiet (Corcoran Buildinc.) 1 H. H. DODGE, Real dent Partnar.

i of and and lnformatJoc pnrdinjr Mark eta reciverl tbr uirh our wlraa IW? hTANTI.Y. from the New York Stock Kxuhann All orders executed and rep proini tly. Cayeulk Co. lUb New York arm PLUMBING. HLATINO AND VENTILATUMk 9 i ft Tnnra stork rt RANGES.

FURNACES, ORATES AXD FENDERS 1 tnam. I 9 I JOBBING IN att THPWC LTNTtt PROMTTLT TENDED Ta oo rrrr oo NN sis i i pmred that tM hundred camof PnuoDiraL can be cored by ona of oar MAGNETIC BkLTn-warn day ar nisM aa af i he asreeaUe. SEE GUARANTEE BELOW. The Belt will tito core diaeaaaa of tbr LJrar and neya, all Marrona Diaordna. NeuralcK ftc.

It ia not a medicated pad, and la trora oear tta taaitiK their atai and tbatr aaanrtaa, fin i that a Kelt will Lma, aootba, ana atraastftaa tti entixv nerroua ayatun. Wa lira a raaraataa ta aaaft wilsonla magnetic appliamob oo. KM Broadway. Saw Vocft. For pale Waablnfton by W.

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