Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1887, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY; /aveust 1, 1887. i NEW COTTAGE, OAK- extended 6 rooms, grounds; moder ‘i oun aT LEIPOLD, NEW, 10-ROOM, BRIO oo H near Oth Dw. $12,000, G near 10th n.w., las ‘brick To percent erom. @1,000, de ents, iarge lot and ist me. $3.50. brick, stour trimmings. cherry ase 0 @ ‘th st. n.W. a few i port build Ti re 315.000" ¢ balance usd investment. SECH. PARKER, 45 and E ate, aw. HEAP—429 H ST. N. W.. FIGHT vi i house renting at Sood investment. 0 eet of i RKER, 43 and E sts. 4. 9 4% ST. 8 W.. FIVE investment. Prive @1,800, cH. Par _ Sivaind E sta. aw. T. 8. E.. SIX-ROOM ‘use, hear market end street cara. Bric 2 436 and F ets. s.. ‘CHEAP_NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, nd 6th 8. w.; all mod. imp. | in ten days, 23,00; « good investment, iy2o-bt H. PARKER, ays0-a8" Corner 43s and K sta. s.w. JOR SAI Park, whe e—12 CE: st nw. al E- —$MALL BRICK HOUSE ON FE betwee diy and qth ata 4. w.cornes of « foul alles lot 14 by 12234 to” 36-fout alles. 0 tis and E sts, aw. 38 PROPERTY, NOW BS lena jy30-2e * JOR SALE Jersey ave. two-story warehouse, T, Ow th ot JOR SALE— Frauie, 10th, near M 90 feet: 7 rooms: #4, ed Taine. Ot, bear L priced at ine thems and exibmit of- JOHN SHERMAN & SALE_NEAT SEVEN-ROOM AND CELLAR ck wiih madera improvements on) 13UR ound Jeation; mew. house, aud cheap’ Pei doo. SOHN BHERUAN © C0. 700 ESTNESS PROPERTY, ‘a = - eRe NaN STE get | ROGET Ss oe wa, 1008 TOLD se 3730-3 | OPPOSITE PRESIDE SEAT 4 JOR SALE— ST. N, E, A TWO-STORY Ch UL RULY BE BE 2 PaosrOn thoroughly moderns lot 18370 to al "300. ‘A creat bargain rents {oF i%. How ud Bast Catal vee a AN ELEGANT NEW at; fare, Scents, Lots sold on eas Sear Sper cent interes slready sotd, rE nizably . LUCHS, 714 6th st. We CENTS PER FOOT ‘et of level ere det. Eand F st 3 Bi lyn Height 25, at Ge. rym Heights, 001125, at 6c 9 wide aitwet aud: paging, centrally A. 8. CAYWOOD, adapted Dd, 1 values SHIELDS, 1006 F st. nw. 1 R Fi with nw. arn jot 31 by 90 fe 00. ick, Luear Oth n.w., lot 23 by 105: 12, rooms: 9.000: JAMES W. TYLER. ; 920 F st. n.w.. (Second Floo?). t z petheast, fro depth. Tain authorize. to sellat 37e.if sold Pie Ea UNE, BURKORD, BEAUTIFULLY-LOCATED LOTS, payable $5 per month. Same Lots wili rth $200 less thau 12 months. Apply Room 2, jy 30-3e* N—I AM AUTHORIZED TO one of the nic cated on Kat., bet. Oth an mages on it and has a dep! t Lots in the oth s of only 70 f ted, and at the z to the building of 3y30- cely located, uorth- are steadily inci Iy28. ¥FOOT—ABOUT several large brick ‘and sewer: terms, one- “ach; balance 1 to 5 years. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, ~ Jy80- aie W."McOULLOUGH, J. ave. Baw, lot 25 feet 8 inches by 8 rooms; TS ON ROS- ro 10¢ "HERD & CO, 1007 F st, ENLEYTOWN Ro. ENT CLEVELAND'S COt ALBAN’S CHURCH. Stages will run shortly every half hour from High YY terms. Monthly payments ac cepted on contracts for deeds and deferred payments 5 ‘Twenty lots have been 3 F VA Ee fs ‘virtue of s certain deed of trast: of pe Patra ca mtg eed rustees, OND: vr suc op in ee OF rpbty eat tags dareo (73) guth lot having siront of Tb fest street srtinwest and pang back of avon p particulariy deachbes in sald deed of ‘more together with theimprovements thereon, consisting 8 fwo-story and baseluent 2k dwelling. ‘erms of sale: One-third cash, in rakes el ers eerere ee sold, cash at opti of purchaser, Beat, Ort ee, St a ae een TK Scan hie Teter} Trustees, To-w0RROW. JP TXCANSON BROG., Avctionsers. ‘oerere gout. APNE Warm By virtue of adeed of iven to me and duly ie ake Rae eae el nail. at the request of the party o Rue apes A Oe Te Arn DONGANGON BROU, OTH AND D S18, NW, ONE 127 FORM AND ITAL BARD ARCTIC CRUSADER, No. 1.014, ohh Desoniaeb in SAD DEMO OF TRUST. jyzean JOB BARNARD, Trustes. IANOS, AND_ ORGANS. ett REVOLUTION. maa oe lng ite PO) By ‘ONE, UNIQUE EFFECTS. CHARACTERISTIC VOICING, Tive to) FULL. SEIS OF KEEDS OF IVE NO Silents. magnificent, majestic. All. cont ined, in bark. on eo dwith cellar taorougbly goderu, on East Caf ‘These lots immediately sdjoin the Washington Ian, ‘Guapels Selogn Fatlarm Large Hue oomie 82500, halfeast. Great bargain, M-M.ROHKER, | Which will be open for guests Juno 1. aanvia SANDERS, MAN, Sa'and Fast Capitol s 3 Plat of lots ou fie iu our oftce, bie De Sd and East Cay JOHN E. BEAL C3 co ‘ks ise’ on. De ee eee ee 17 Main st. Hicl 5 Coro EDUCATIONAL. Lire Praxoa MGEAXIAS, SEMLY, Bethlehem, Pa. E ful operation ever sine Piano, Organ, Voi ‘opens Sept Be pb a : ot the eat ; wt hy SB at ees ti, silt rats iranamting 9! £3,000 | buildings, enia equipped 49t ELROSE JOR SALE— ‘and cellar on Caroline st. n.w. V rooms 7, 8 and 9. Pierce’ Pince, bet. 15th and 16th. .. Feuton st., nr. Gov. Print. office.. Co Sth ow... Post businees egrner on E Cap. a tention OF “3y15-2m" Rowse. Fran of Duabiastog ave, re a on Cougzens ste I 148 brick, & bet. Sth and 6th, n't Pension ofiiceid,900 iso. red and unimproved proj in all VOTRE Daw ofteciy Apply to dW. P. vee Box | N inwuituce for Youn 20-08 1425 New Yorkuve._ | for a 1 bore, Md. Cow Send for Catalogue. Fen ee eee han joprovements, 10 per vent investineot ie, 100 F b com: brick, 15th st, bet. Tand U ste. peomaon Ly bet 130i abd 16th sts. 2. 11 reoms and celeron é Brick, Tine, East Capitol nty bet. Oth Ji rosins, be comer H and’? 1st sts. nw. 7 oomeon Manionbet tb au Ayply at onceta aw St Men, $1. GEORGE. or business lite. Un F (QUIER FEMALE Wahi Opens its 27th annual cA Tonite booty. ferality tad wealthgainoss uty oe = miles from Washington, The grou Ft isreain co Jat ot, Busines property, | Scere elton New Mamgante are between Land Sst, ‘ rive Bieds per aguare foot 00 foot fronts Price S145, Per SOnSTy Bits & BON, my27-10W 2e New fork FoR S3LE7 S1X-ROOM BRICKS. 12 PER CENT investment: nw. section, near two lines of cars. Several new #-room ‘bricks, nest 14th st. @3,800 Beautiful lot, ca Khode Inland ave, near I brper site for 9 houses on 13th si., font Stalthsonian Institute, 13 good lots, tora houses Fine opportunity’ £01 ERs & SON. 1428 New York Course of studies | Terms: Boarders | Day students according t sumed on MONDAY, SEP ‘Address JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE —FOR A FARM A NEW, y and Dasement briek house, witi, filled up complete, 14 reoms. hot and cold | water, two ram # in kitehen and one in basement, Eew. capacity forty persons, bath and water closet on | second Hoo i the Fooms and Bally: water in | ay 7-la preparatory instruction at mode: rate 6: oo +- 1,800 | & year: to SouR of 141434 Saison stn, ceptionally cl wef -1.500 | and excellent accommodation: aoe, 1458.26 expeditious preparation for col ‘4.600, h., 8 rs. _ Please send for a Catalogue. RY FOR, Ollers N CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST , Mthand Fats. Eighteentl ame Bate Rivantaees 0B HULDA b Falls 7 Ca PY JELLY, D.D., Pres't, N ree. ti an v8 HALL, FOR BOYS AN ES, HALES AND 0 cradle -TEMBE ‘BRO. JOSE Baltimore County, Me EGE. Charming location on the Delaware. Manuel third suor a gasin basement. Thisis the ao 7 = beat busizeae property on the Navy Yani_one square | J} |RVENTOWN FEMALE Co from pavy-yerd eate, Cor Mtband Fata se-for store, | 22 Charmiy frantiog bite ehotel, Rene a0? per month: Mary eke; thorough at land property preterred. JOHN 1 HALL, 400 if guarded, TOR SALE UMMER SE story, 10-roum, ‘bay window House, nest Ae famupehire aver st'a bar MOM PARKER re yok SALE. 0 BRA EW houses, $14, 916 C st. se; south fronts cellars; moders i | and gentlemen. Cal all 87. For catalogues address Re' AM., Prest., Bordentown, N. 2. HENRY E ‘Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Prin pitabied 17: Director. GE AND WINDSOR FE J schools of the ‘Gove PURNELL, AM, LI-DJjy11L-2m OF MARYLAND. COLLEGIATE ree iniles from, sisters of Notre Dame, C = aEEeT ON Va Session Sept. 14, 1887. Sit. uated in the Piedmont region of YOUNG LADIES, 749 and in succeas- & college course oF fe cost. 3y3s0-1m _ Cornet, ings. Full graduat- Also primary, preparatory sions open Septemi~ w Windsor, Md. COLLEGE. | CARLISLE, Pa, FALL aber 15 four-year courses: ‘and the Modera esvects improved; Dew Cost of living e: ‘The, Preparatory School, with new ‘aims at thorough and lege. F r desired information, address” J.A: McCA 4y19-1: ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY hay removed from Capitol Hill to 631 F st. n. w., ‘oc18-10m' 1iF, Qe, bet, 13th and 14th sv, 7, JOHN'S COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD._—EIGHT Sr, South Capitol wt Departments aud Bout Courses of Study. Students - *OpcuraD st permitted to board in clubs if desized. ‘Terms very | moderate. Preparatory School attached, Special at- ven to fitting boys to euter college, univer- e military oF nat meut. Situation most be catalogues address: Principal and healthful. For HOMAS FELL, A. M. Preparatory School ‘Balti- 4y20-m,wkes'm ‘Go 10 to 8500 a year, R, A.M. Priucipal iia, umsur} suds tou eres in ail ‘The buiiding 1s one of the finest Iifices im the State. A full corps of teachers. reasonable, and made kuown on sppliction. salogues address Sm GEO. G. BUTLER, A.M, Principal. prisene OX. ¥) MILITARY ACADEMY. Send for catalogue, 60 pages. _Je6-20.39 JOSEPH'S COLL # and Commercial. esi of five mouths, #100. Studies will be re 3, LS87. il, Director, roll P. ay9- 7]! WEST WALNUT ST. BOARDING scHOOL ‘oung ladies and Little girls re-opens SEPTEMBER H (Ath year.) Miss J. TRAUTMANN, Principal. 4501 Walnut st, Philadelphia, Pa. Send for circulars, Healthful, seh; and Christian, “Superior facili” thorsls, aud health woeraphy, aud L 18 tor youth. ladies’, seria for Circulars. Telephons ‘SPENCE Princh ipal, fortabl et — > UCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY oR SALE Spring, Montgomery County, Md., 15 iniles north ew brks. Gru. i, rage, concrete cellar, rent ‘per cent investment, each $2,000, St. Or mi mriy new, rent & (Of Washington Cit training: hon to: number 1 18.30 each, 1 Si Bouse’ Mt ., Lot 20x80, rent $15, $2,500. OFM fy tot S5a128,aligy; vent $23, GEO. W. LINKINS, 19th and H st. SEW HOUSES—WE INVITE YOU > the row of houses being completed in for eatalocue. BEBL7Z scHoor oF Lan 723 14TH ST. ¥. We JOR #AE) stone steps and. sill d mantels, with plate mirrors, and all roous aud cuely pepered throughout: gas Sxtures a. For ti particulars apply to DANEN.- stow. 3y25-1ia. IKABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN e city and sabarbe. Call for Highest ref. rences, G. MAKI: JOR SALE—A_BARGAIN—N.W., ONLY 87.500. cellar, —A | and , back king Departments. Day. pew Broom bay-window brick House, tions. Prof, ©. KCN at Ane Vutlding, Iatrobes, range, wood mantels wits plate mir: | teen years” experience “Hose A sth, speakinu-tubes, and everything fore com: | Insuccessful busiseac. Pupils home. Apply st once to DANENHOWEE & | Service examiliationa “Fidase lio Pet wz. cular BUSINESS CHANCE SINESS CHANCE. ‘Selina off to retire from business, Fiygomale wil be eget my tore, No, eCLOGR NOON, WEDSESDAY. ALOUST TH 1457. for the Balance of my Steck of Peeuay to atitita pinapells, West ae WY Insite: F. $18.999-#0 Loan DASE § coapeerciar, ;, Teopens Septem! of OPEN ALL SUMM ‘S prectical knowledge of FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH acquired in ONE or TWO TERMS. Reduced fees for summer, free trial lessons. near city ‘Bmsinews Book-keepinz, Gusiuess Arithietic, Theory, Practical, Sw. cor. } PA SIX RS . A school of the highest order itary system. Every modern appliance tion, Steam, gus, hot and cold ness. Boys of any age received. Lot C. BISHO! ont, c 19. TI rough ‘government; health carefully atsended ited. For circulars, address COHALLOWELL. & M.(Yale) < HALL, READIN HENRY ugh preparation for ‘Send post-office, ‘Coilegein America, dl vce ew? c,Prinetpaly Bit 000 graduates for the Civil ‘or send for Clr mis-om ATE LESSONS IN ALL GEADES OF fidential; prepares for all examinations. 6th ana K sts mw. MONEY TO LOAN. a mitts DE BROS PIANOS. DECKER BROS FISCHER Pot en don STE wera we SEE ot. a, ie A BI KE RADARE E& Rx aA Bb kB Praxos UNEQUALLED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMAN! ae AN CRASTr ee ND DURA SECOND-HAND PIANOS. A fine assortment of emake PANOS TOR RET. WM. KNABR & o., ay 817 Market Space. ALLET & DAVIS CO,'s PIAN: NEW AND ‘beautiful styles of tt Gelcbrated Cpreht Pane will be sold THIS MON’ Ox Ar ALNS, to close roumps for the summer. iL, SUMNER, Agent, 811 9th st. nw. G14, Wao & By ished 1864, Kranich and Dach now the ‘Pianos ofths orld. Newby & Evane and Weser Bros., the vest sie- Oia lower prices and tectiawtaliatent pias otc at iow: % ain (or cash. Tuning and repairing houestiy Gone Ewa F. Dacor, 925 PENNSYSVANIA AVENUE, Bole Agent for NN x TTTT ERE | bi monthly reyments, xc Daured, Audvede Stoted rr ‘New and Second-hand Yianov or ower makesalways iu stock at low ‘Telephone, 347-9 SEA UEN, a0; oeararet Chickering’s from $75 ): Steinway's from $100.%0 $555; Raubs inoue S75 05 ee dials >; other inakes from §: ‘easy monthly instalhuents, W. G. METZEROTT & Ci 90d Pa ave. nearyths: Do Nor Prncuase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. A thoroughly first-class instrument at a medium price, Over 41,000 now in use. Second-hand Pianos and Organs at prices from 810 to $150. Sold on small mont payments. Largest assortment of it Musi the city. — ae WOOD AND COAL. pre WANT THE BEST FUEL SOLD In the District at fair prices, call on JOHNSON BROTHERS, Who supply more families with COAL, COKE, AND WOOD ‘Than any firm in the United States. atlvharves, Depot, and Railroad Yard, 1th and Water ‘Office: 1202 F st, n.w, Branch Offices: 1515. 7th Riaave. n.w., dd aud K sts. n. 112 Oth st. nw, 1 ‘aud Water sis. s.w., 413 10th ¢t. n.w. Connection with inain office by telephont Vv. BALDWIN JOHNSON, Wee AND RB} @ tuildealerin Coke, Coal and W. Complete facilities, bottom prices, full weight aud measure. Large cargoes direct from tle mines by rail and water, id free “Lee” White berry” Red Ash Coais a specialty. Witl "Lee" Goal Tam now filing the “feigest Gener Government contract in the District. Send in yo orders. Gheap for cash. Main Oilie, Gor. Tageand 1 impurities. ‘The celebrat iitave. s 1 AL! Cou AWAY DOW”: Co BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY NOW. ‘Hot weather to talk Coal, but prices are so low it will Pay you tocallon A. B, SMITH and leave your order ‘To-Day. COAL, direct from the mines, arriving daily per cers ‘at Coal Depot, 1st and Latreets northeast, B. & O. R.R. Office 609 New York avenue northwest. Call at either place and secure your supply. JULY PRICES, CHEAP! A.B. SMITH, _dy13-3m 609 NEW YORK AVEN' ou prices for Furnace aud bag White ia dea ove of eau sh sieht a a RY Telephone 112-4. MEDIOAL, &, D*ric otheat tetabiah ot gndonly Reliable Ladies’ can be consulted Dally. 404 Cet, betiroen 436 and Gth a creatmsent a Prompt treat Correspondence ana const! dential, “Separate rooms for tion cont Oftice always open. i. Dr BROLHERS isthe sitee eaMeeE wate and Carpet 000 ing Ladies’ Phy Ladi can renters mt the stock will be made at cost | * 3.000 ON REAL ESTATE, Couddentiy codeult Dr BROTHERS Bas Bye ae sud the prog ‘must Lo punch on ‘the Prang Particular attentior to all disésses peculiar to be right fo accept OF re oral pee | ie ES ly pot aa infactory, ia Tenceved. tbe ge 1000 uy2) THOR. sg r ce w throw in, ineltdimi Are. re ioe : te “4 TO LOAN O! WN) RESTO! ‘BOTT! SSD Rae Gratag are $100,000 Formgand Colney Paceg M eof De EE Cordiae rep by cally hie , Cire aay cave Of nervous debility ead lows st nerve su1.3.3.880* Now. 928 7iheb and 700 aLO%. | Tetepnonn 7¥p, 222 5- Chavon m. Baltingss. Ma. | power Ht imparta Viger to wholaaystan, 900, 30k SALE-GOOD CORNER BUSINESS PROP. | Wy ONey Yo LOAN ON HEAL ESTAT Ee xB rad GOOD | CORN: tear the Cuitol | JM[OSEY 10 LOAN ON REAL est re. ‘ME DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND Spates ers po MUSEO tyne, | Mi Aco eden, ea fe rvpaia dag = LOWE & DONOHOE, BL 8 ED ATE _ 927 Ft ToS pm, with ies only. Jel7-2m 330-20 alk Om ey FREAD AND Bu Wisk—Dz BROTHERS, 960 8 67. FS LOTS Dorgan s woNTH WILE, BCA Hatten Sem, « rnownaox, | Reaateeettnerbaeea seers oe ee pp Eh OS st, Adjoining Sun Bulldinig. | and will guarantee a cure in all cases of private Gisoase ‘Scceanibfe suburban region sbout Washington. Owing | JP EAL ESTATE Loans, > INBUB- | $f men fad furnish icine, oF consulta. tothe rapidly inereastug value of Teal estate ‘ance Army and Navy Pay Accountacashed, | Honand adv ee a ‘higunstlgvermente.Lotecen bebetgt af thie ts | Colsteral Sours: WSCR*DAMEAy, Gah Noe | FAWOREG Mite Raster Rate aang forts tiiery Seon near the farion. City Fog ative | Yon ave. = * migo-dia™ | District of Con of July, Bw. near Patentofice 80-388 | WE ONEY ALWATS IN OUR HANDS TO chew y ANTED—100 MORAL, MEALTHY, INTELLI. gent umiuarried men. age to 40, able to month for three years, to Join geval alliance. Addreas Box 80, Star’ a interest, v £ Es — FPO! S422 208 PRintixa OFFice, THOR gamhly complete for ali classes of work, An ex- e135 real estate security, 1 @ums to suited fs HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15thst nw. ONEY TO LOAN ON TATE, IN wi ) CRO cath KO HOLTZMAN, comer 10th and stew, cellent opening will be abow: those, "G0 © LOANOS | VED R Soom chiens rae, town ee nang ‘a ‘ONEY TO Lo; NON. APPROVED REALESTATS {OR SALE OR KENT —TO LUMBER, WOOD, | Moderatecommissions. No delay. Goal on eed dealers 3 large Jar conuetted Wid | _atH0 "GEO" W-LIXMING eS, H and 29thate & ©. by sisle track and switeh. - APPLY. ‘yy OFEY To Loan U1 = BESS ee ‘i nuns 10 Suit at Jew sstatenecurity: Wek Posy sy151m* ne % aS bet. Gand Hi Penusyivania ste, oR TRE carta Tueatza Ww. & — EAT, 408 5th wt. 303-3 T"ixd HEP SIDE Bena wine C _ eae M™z TOLOAN eS ‘DHOSd. Fl Mos ia BAD OER «00. ¥16 PA AVE. N. W. (South Side.) ae = 1508 Ft aw, Perypes meine abcoad, or leaving oe ord Mo y REALESTATE AT LOWRSE eecurition, ‘VANENHOWER & $08, ap2t LS ia '.C.CRREN. 308 Tthst aw. MER es ee Ses scarce PROFESSIONAL. JR, MOTT’ FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE Ce, D's beep 10. 2 vitality, us mepillissee hee ana e ie myll- —= 0} iGHTS ‘ON Wi UN 6" STOCK a A Bed ay as pAS19 Fate 3920-1 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. = a SS exkOTS, OX IRVING ST, THIS AFTERNOON, De eee ath 208, bot DOWLING, Auctioneer. OLA SALE OP RovERRED SUREISURS 1407 F TOR, BU RaW IGF EEPREaS WAGON ORE. HAND EXPRESS WAGON. AT AUCTION, TUESDAY MORNING, Are SECOND, Sepeev ax cee pate dt b> ND- o it REMPTO! ING. No, PEPPER Rate we ba alee ‘order of the sell at ‘auction, oR ines, OD AY, AUGUS NINE- series Bie Rata Ck ae Hila de meee ede terms of tale shall be: “Ouesthind cash, and the eS atars resp oa Gea TN Sapa chasers option, "HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, att] ,4,8,11,15,18,19 asta JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. HANOI HOUSES ON RS tee, By vittus ole deorte of wae SupeaAe Court of the District of Goluubla: paneed on the, 208 das of July, A.D. 1887, in equity cause No. 10610, Hi ‘Meyor, jon in front Stu eine oe USGA PRR TEE ‘4. D. 1887, ot HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Bx fouth, thirty (30) “foot front, a putaber: ave Banded and forty (ov0s with the tan Terms, of sale; One-third mone! gam, ana the Valance ia,"one and ‘two: years wit i deed of ferest at © per cent per ann trast upon the p bral ani at Reo of the parchasar, “Sproat of ot irea enon the property ts s0.d, ‘If berma ot wale are not complied Soups okie ater a Me ee ery Spee seal meta Goeanpeae wach rs EVENING Sram newspaper. SIDNEY 1, THOMAS, ‘THOMAS M Fini bs, °° } Trustees, _1728-2tawkde 460 Laave. Uwe 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, NEE'S SALE OF MANUFACTURED AND STUCK OF LEAF TOBACOO, CIGARS, SMOK- ING TOBACCO, CIGARETTES, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, SNUFFS, &0., AT NO. 3020 M STREET (GEORGETOWN) NORTHWEST, OX WRDNES- DAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRD, 1987, AT TEN O'CLOCK. tlaeiher We premiere abe aon Borthwest, in this city, ‘Terms cash. y20-dte HOMAB DOWLING, CHANCERY SALE OF : ROP (ORTHEAST "CORNER OF EWESTCEINST “AND Le STREETS KORTE: WM. T. BAILEY, Astignes. juctioneer. of 9 decreo of the Supreme Court of, trot of Columbia, passed on the 4th day of Cassidy; Lanai of at iitbllc snes oa, ya. fanal of jo at public. auction, front of thé premices, on TUESDAY, the NINTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 188: the following’ real es ington, in the District of Columbia, to wit: fest tone by the full depth of lot uuimbered 8, in sanare 100. ‘nis ot is improved by a two-story-ad~ Bagenent dwelling and store, “Terma of male as prescribed by the decree a uindof the’otrchane mouey tn canh, and the balance in one and two years with interest at U por cent, ee qyied br deed ot trun’ on property, sold, "deposit of $100 wiiiMe'rcquiced atte cf eale: Ailconveyamclng nd recording at purchaser's costa Wyseclads”- MARGAKET CASSIDY, Trusteo. ALE OF OLD MATERIALS. Orvics oF Pupiic BUILDIxos axD Gnouxps, Wasitixazox, D.C, July 20, 1887. Scrap Trop, Copper, iron Fencing ind other old tae ferials will be sold at public auction at the Green- BUST ETC AT TWO OCLOUK PME A? AU ‘The materiais can be seen aud schedules obtained at the Greenh he Greenhoveity MM. WILSON, Colonel U8, arog DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, iy28-t ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, FIV TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER QEOELEVENTE | SUREE AND MARYLAND, iE SOl ' MING ATT irig FELT ON MARYLAND AVENUE, AND 136 5-12 FEET ON ELEVENTH STREET, By virtue of a deed of trust-dated Jung 11-A.D, 1860, and duly recorded in LiberT and It,No.12,folio 357, ono of the land records of the District of Colum req Bia, and of @ decree, dated July 1¥th, 1887, Equity cause No. b9U7, Clara KE. Wheatley ef al. ve. Sarah E. Harvey et al., the subscriber will sell at pub— ie auction. in front of the premises. on MONDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D, 1887, at BIX O'CLOCK P, M., the following real estate, situated in fhe city of Wanilington, in the, District of Columbia, And being known and desc: the pist or, plan 2 on atid etty ta and being low “26, Hind fub-division of parts of lots numbered. two (2) and four (4), and the whole of lot numbered three (3), square numbered three hundred aud Aty-teo (383) made by Joseph L, McWilliams. May 6th, 1859, and Fecorded in the office of the surveyor of aid Disirict, In Liber Bf, 165 together with the buildings and fin: Provenienta thereows which count of lange. tee Story and besement brick house, with grounds en- Clase by brick wall and iron fencing. ferma of sale: One-third caghi, and, the balance in six, twelve and elyitcen inonths, "with interest, de~ ferred payments to be sectired by deed of trust ou the property. A deposit of #250 required at the time of inlet terms of aule afe not complied within seven afer the day of sale, property’ to be resold. at the finland exyense’of te Jeleuiting purcaaser- All conve! ‘Mt purehaacr's expense. ‘yaneing st Purehadti Cal L. WALLACE, Surviving ‘Trustee, CHANGERS, BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT BRIGHTWOOD, D. GC. Dy virtue of,» decree of the Supreme Court of 1¢ District of Columbia, it Equity canse| No, 10003, Docket 25, on, the 20th diy of ‘ay: ‘A. D. 18S 7: the undersigned Trustees will offer for aale iblie duction, in front of or on the premises, on FRIDAY, the FIFTH (TH) DAY OF AUGUSL, ALD. As87, at’ HALE-PAST FIVE (0:30) O'CLOCK'?. M., the following-described. real entate, situate in the county of Washington, in the District of Columb Being Known and’ decignated, ou, the plat for nai county, and duly recorded in the Surveyor’s office for the said District as “Peter's Mill Suat,” formerly the property of Key. 8. D, Finkle," near Bright- ‘wood, the “District of | Covumibis, | beaming the northwest corner of said lot, aud running thence s. 32 dey, w. 56.00 perches to road “B:" thence # G0 deg, e& 14.16 pe thence n. 32 deg., ¢. 56.50 perches to road “Ac” thence n. 60 de to the piace of ; “W116 perl bevinning, cobtaining five (5) acres of land wove’ oF Jess, improved by aframne dwelling-house. ‘Terms of sale: Que-third (3s) of the purchase money in cash, one-third (4) in oue year, and one-third (a) ih two Feapu irom the day of silo oF all'caah at the option of the purchaser, the said deferred payments to bbe nectred by deed of “trust upon the sald “described realestate, abd to draw interest at, ihe rate of 6 bey Centum per annum. The sum of $100 will be requi of the purchaser at the thio of sala, and it the pur. chaser shall dail to comply with the terms of sale within ten (10) days after said sale the said. ‘Trustecs Teserve the right to re-sell at the risk aud cost of the detwulting purchaser, VHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE 1M- PROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY, KNOWN AS HARVEY'S SALOON, THE SOUTHEAST COR- NEB OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB AND VENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘by ‘virtue of a decree of the Supreme Uourt of the, District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause, N 9997, on the 12th day of July, 1887. the under sisned trustees will offer for sale at public auction, 1 frout of the premises, on THURSDAY, the FOURT! DAY OF AUGUST, 'A.D. 1887, at FIVE, O'CLUCI P.M. the following plece of rou! estate, situated and being in the City of, Washington, District of Colum. bia, to wit: All that part of fot six (6), in square three hundred snd forty-nine (849), which’ begins for the ‘same at the northwest corner of said iot and square, ‘and running thence south slong the east line of 11th street west ome huudred and’ tw one hundredths feet ( Fight augles to waid 11tn {Beuce north O dey: 133% iin., weat seyen forty-seven oue hundredths’ feet (72.47); thence orth 3 . U9 min., east forty-five and seventy-nine One hundredths, feet, (25.70) “to. Pennaylranis avenue; thence in & northwestly direction rong fhe eeaiiesish a! Centaiin dane Gate = : pro ite e trout buil i. wh 38 ‘vey's Saloon. : Terms of sale: of the purchi to ‘erms One-t purchase money to oifars (gi,000) ie tobe paid ass depontt'ar then " Es of gale, ‘fe ‘balance of tho py hase money to be aid in two equal instalments, In one and two years from the day of sale, the deferred payinents t0 be seetired 8 deed of trust upon the said described real estate, fo draw intercat at the rate of als per centuin pet an num, oF all cash st the option of the purchaser, Terma ot sale te be complied with in ten days after day ot oF the property to be resold at the costs and: SLE ate Egy a DO aw FRANK T. BROWNING. ith st. DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneer. FP HOAs DOWLING, Auctioneer. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED. PROPER! MED NOTH Ast Oo (OF FRGT ANDY STREETS NORTHWEST —701 FIST BTREE jORTHWEST. wirtus and usider the provisions of the Jast pla eho | Suton In tront of fag. sremiana on, WEDNEEDA SUR THIMD DAY OF august Loy at ae SaLo0 P.M. roe situate in the city of Waal 1, a eenty-toven (2), th 2d EDITION. Lat Toran i eS THE OHICAGO BOODLE TRIALS. A Sensation im Court, Bat it Did Not Take Piace, CuTcaGo, August 1—There was a tremendous clamor by crowds of people this morning for ad- mission to the court where the trial of the boodlers 4s proceeding. An hour tefore the time for open- ing the doors hundreds were in line | for ussion, and with hundreds of others Constantly filled the hallways, filled the Plevators and extended tar out on'the sidewalk. absorbing question was whether any of the eleven defendants would surrender unconditionally And throw themselves on the mercy of the court. Plainly the majority of the crowd expected Some such move, but many voiced the ‘opinion Was too late, and the de defendant's only hope now was to Nght to the last in the belief that some accident would favor them. Asit approached the hour for the opening of thé FoUTE ihe interest grew absolutoly feverish. At last above the buzz of voices was heard the Sound St many footsteps. | The boodlers were coming in. Without exception their faces were set and White. ‘The expectancy that more of the defendants would. Plead guilty was not realized. After Mr. Grinnell Said “The State rests,” Alexander Sullivan, at- torney for the defense, immeaiatel the in- troduction of testimony as to the character of the Menon trial. The very first witness was Million. Motarthy and Lysia had yoo reputations ‘Ai x Tn ha Morris was not cross-examined. —— Chas. Reed Pronounced Insane. New Your, August 1.—Chas. H. Reed, Guiteau's gounsel, who jumped into the North River Satur. day, and was committed to Bellevue Hospital for examination as to his sanity, was examined to day and pronounced insane.’ He 1s suffering from Melancholia. It is not Known what, disposition ‘Will be made of him. He became a resident of this city after leaving Chicago, but for some months pasthas lived in Jersey City. Hacing at Saratoga. Sanaroaa, N. ¥s, August 1.—The attendance at the races to-day Was fair for an extra day. ‘Track ‘Was ina fair condition and weather beautiful, First race—Queen of Elizabeth won; Harry Rus- gell second; Safe Ban third. Time, ‘Queen Bess and Columbine were left at the post. tuiles "Swift won; Dinette, second; Springie won; Binette, second; third. ‘Time, 2:13. ‘Third race—1ig miles. Pomona won; Bronto- marte second; Vosburg, third. Time, 2:00}. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Pied Xork Stock Market. lowing are ning and 1:00 p.m New Xurk Stock Sur wed’ by special wire to fH. Dodge, 830 1ath street OF Name, Baltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, Mp., August 1—Cotton lower and dull —middling, 10%. Flour quiet ally ‘Howard strect and western extra, 3.1583.75 au lo. ‘Patapaco auptriative patent, 5.13: do. .85, Wheat—southern, lower: Fed, 78880: ya8i; western higher: No. 2 winter ted, spot ‘August, 7 4: September | 793a80? October, ‘81 a81%; December, 8: He a gener stead) y and quiet; white, 61052; yellow, 3 Western Riguer and dull; mixed, Aurust, 47 Asked; Septeiber, 46’4a$7%. Oats quiet—soul ; Western white, 36a38 : do. sha Peonsyivania’ 380d Mixed, 35000, ye steady, 50a93. New Hay drm: Bad, “hens fooks 1000617 00) Bu meat should Fes, Sacer eats ot cero cust sf Cerne TaraLtennea, “8, Pa B adit bet ede TRI etre S: creamery, 17 steady, 12nd 254, Ioum ‘steady—redned, 6%." Coffee dell sud wominal— ainary to fair, Whol Dy. Star atead copper ened Aen Sais. Winky mice LigaLis, Brelgl \verpou per steamer quiet cotton, xd. Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, Tur, August 1, 11 a. m.— Sentember heat opentd about steady this doming ae fy ¥ now quo ptember corn, 30 S18: Beptember oats, 254; September lard, 00.5." Prof. Wiley and Dr. Taylor. WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT A REPORTED MISUNDER- STANDING BETWEEN THEM. A Washington special, published in New York, States that the publication of a bulletin on dairy Products by Prof. Wiley, of the division of chemis- try, Agricultural Department, had given great offense {to Dr. Thos. Taylor, the microscopist of the Department, because, as the latter complained, {t infringed upon his special domain of work, It was also stated that as the microscopical division had thoroughly handled the subject, and had pub- lished reports covering the entire ground, the is the Wiley bulletin was unnecessary and gant; that for additional scientific ma- engravings, &c., the cost of the bulletin reached about $100,000. A STaR reporter cailed at the Agricultural De partinent to-day to learn the facts. Prof. Wiley and Dr. Taylor were fortunately found in the same room, “Prof. Wiley said the statement that he had assatied Dr. Taylor either through the press or private correspondence, or in conversation, was unqualitledly false;” that he had not assalled him tn any manner, and that before publishing his bulletin he submitted it to Dr. Taylor. ‘On his behalf, Dr. Taylor admitted that he was annoyed at Ue appearance of the bulletin, and that in a privateletter he did say it would be'more creditable to Prof. Wiley to stick to his own busi- ness, and that the billletin was of no special Yalue, because Prof. Wiley had not given the study tothe subject that was necessary to make him an quthority upon it. 48 to the cost of the bulletin, they both agreed that tt did not exceed $1,000; that not a dollars worth of additional mach{nery or new implements was purchased for that pur- pose. pa aees ‘The Bui ig Regulations, A NUMBER OF PERSONS BEFORE THR POLICE COURT CHARGED WITH FAILING TO OBSERVE THEM. An order was recently fasued to the members of the police force to more strictly enforce the build- ing regulations. During last week a number of warrants were issued against builders for occupy- ing more space than the law allows; for failing to exhibit light on building materials ac. To-day a, number of such warrants were returned to the Police Court. John Roach and Thomas Doyle Were charged with occupying more than 8 feet of French ‘street with bricks, The defense was that the bricks had not been there more than 30 minutes when the oficer saw them and that the workman had not had time to pile them pear the curb, The judge sald that thfs was an important Jaw and must be enforced by the courts. A fine of $10 was Imposed and sentence was suspended, ir. Green B, Raum was charged. with failing to have a lighted amp on some building material and the cage was continued for the defendant to appear and give his personal bonds. alfred H. the “court took” tus” persooal Bonde e Similar action’ was taken in hs age of Chas. Kdmonston, cl with a simi lar offence on 15th street. Lester A. Barr was charged with obstructing the sidewalk on 20th a way ‘asthe otuers, Sade im the Air.? POLICE COURT CASES UNDER THE NEW REGULA- on charged with violating the police regulations by playing ® harp and violin on Riggs street Saturday @vening. “What is the charger” asked the judge. “Violating lations; they were _ pl harp,” ‘replied Mr. Forest. air,” suggested the Th they, were Ignorant: of % lived 1n this city six ‘months, Dut did. er penees. fined each. ‘Lindsey ‘9 colored rag dealer, was before the court for advertising his business. Officer ‘Schroeder testified that Saturday, in South Wasb- ny he heard the defendant crying, “Rags, bones and old iron!” This the defendant admitted, Dut said he did not know it was against the law. ‘How long have you been in the business?” asked the j “Twelve years,” answered the defend- THE ATLANTA AND HEB GUNS. Sustained during recent target practice, was re celved by the Secretary of the Navy to-day. The ‘Doard states that the ship was taken to sea on morning of July 27, and her guns were fired. deficiencies,” the report says, “were noted Guns themselves, other than @ slight sticking the breech plug in 6inch B. LR. No. 5 caused t upsetting of the firt the bandiag"ot the extfactor in 6: ‘The recoll and cotunterrecall of the 8 guns were ‘Second fre hee 4 3 B a A i Ee ie 228 32 2 4 8 Py A ft Eg i ii £ i ; a FL F a iJ Bee i i i ship, and the necessity of locking nuts ‘the bolts that secure the mounts wo fre unuatistactory. "raky eatnet be : can! facility; the line of sight of the gun yards, and the guns ‘at ranges beyond ly as now fitted. For this manleafin tannins pattie meee hol down its. The tower mounts Of the 47 M.M. B.C. are like those of the 3- or R. F. guns, and have the same defects. ‘The shelf and the trolly mownts of the 37 M.M. in the ae i other than the breaking of the cast-steel port and the starting of some light Woodwork. The shock of discharge was slight on the berth deck, and observers there were unable to observe which inch gun had been fired, The deck, hull, and fittings, with the exception of the hinges to superstructure doors and vegetable lockers, and some of the light woodwork have everyappearance of strength the strain of continuous firing of the guns, The blast of the forward 8-inch when fired abrupt the sterboard beam, will nol permit the crews of the starboard 3-pounder R. F. and 1-pounder K. F. to remain at their hen the 8-Inch gua As of the port beam the crews of the after 47M.M. A. C, and of the port after I-pdr. R. F, cannot re- main at their guns. When the forward 6-inch shifting gun 13 fired on the port bow or directiy ahead tue crew of forward 8-inch gun cannot re- main at their places, When the after 6-inch shifting gun is fired on the starboard quarter or directly aft the crew of the after Sinch is cannot remain at their = ine inability to fire parts of the secondary battery under certain conditions ts due to the great arc of fire given to the 8-tnch guns. ‘This can hardly be called a defect. It is thought that a screen can be placed between the 8 and G-tnch guns, which will enable them to be worked together, forward or art” ‘The board states concisely its opinions as to the chahges demanded, which consist EL , in the method of fastening the Dearing surfaces to the steel deck, the construction of clips and clip circles, &. says in conclusion “the plan of test- F ‘The report ing the hull, guns and fittings of the Atlanta, ar ranged by the board, contemplated a more’ ex+ tended use of the main battery, but the weakness Geveloped in the port sitis and’ in the sockets of the 8.inch carriages rendered further firing inads visable. oo Sales of Real Estate, Helen L, Fairchild, wife of Secretary Fairchild, has boughe of Bilsk We Field, 10r $50,000, pt. lot 1, 8q. 124, 75 ft on 20th street and New Hampshire ave, and 39 on Rhode Island ave, —_ ‘Mus. GEN. Logan arrived here last evening. She 4s still sudfering much from the effects of her ac- cident. She was resting today under the in- fluence of ether, and it ts claimed that her shoulder, which was dislocated, was not proper! seb and Will have to be reset.” 3 Hamilton, who has been called to attend her, Would not state this afternoon whether this was the case Or not, but sald that he would hold examination this evening, when {t will be mined whether the shoulder will have to or not. Anu Onpgna.—Capt Cyrus M. Delany, fantry, has been ordered before the Army NE board ‘at St. Paul, of which Gen. T. H. Ruger president, for examination for ‘retirement Capt, Thomas J. Gregg, 2d.cavalry, having found incapacitated for active ee been ranted leave of absense until fu orders. Lieut. L. D.'Thyson, 9th infantry, has been ordered to temporary duty at David's Island N. Y. Lt. Col, Montgomery Bryant, 8th iniant as been ited six months’ leave; Ist Lieut. Frank A 24th infantry, has been granted three months’ extension of leave, REPRESENTATIVES of Wool importers had hear- ing before Assistant Secretary Maynard to-day in opposition to any change in the tariff schedule for ‘worsted goods. Curr Usage at Tan Ware Hovse.—Col, John ‘McKenna, of ‘Troy, has been appointed chief usher at the White House, vice K. 8. resigned. Nor To Be Dismissep.—Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue Henderson says he knows of = foundation for the ‘that several chiefs divisions in that Duresu are to be disiniseed soon, A Con@REssIONAL ConTEst.—Hon, Jos. D. Lynch, of Los Angeles, California, contestant of Gen. Van- dever for the seat in Congress from the 6th Con- gressional district of that State, was present at the Capitol to-day when Gen. Clark, clerk of the ‘House, opened the testimony in that case and ar- 4b for submission the elections com- mittee of the next House, ‘tur Pasewexr came to the White House this morning and was busy all day with Col. Lamont, ‘Notaries Pustic.—The President today ap- Pointed James W. Bills and Roger” Williams ‘notaries public for the District. AN OFFICIAL TaiP.—Mr. Nash, the superintendent of the Railway Mall Service, has returned from an oMictal trip, Which extended as far as Dallas, Tex. He was — week and a day, and Bey ing at night he managed to travel & tong di tna shorttime. He telegraphs ahead for the chief clerk to meet him atcertain points, and he attends to the business of the service Whilé traveling. At some points it is necessary tor him to stop for = duy or two, but, as a rule, the bulk of the business: 1s transacted while the train is in motion, SECRETARY Fancy a ees in re to the invitation of Club, that he will not beable to attend the lawn at Piusburg. ' ‘THE ACCOUNTS CoBRECT.—BY direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, Chas, H. Brice, of the ‘Treasury Department, recently made a tnorough examination of the accounts of ¥. , wae disbursing clerk of the Navy Department, He has reported vo Falrehild that the accounts ‘Secretary ‘Were adjusted to his entire satisfaction and were Tound correct ‘The report has been referred to the Seoretary of the Navy. “ys his home in ‘to troller, nas to ‘Kentucky oun “ale wil be away several Gays “SLIGHTLY WaRMER.” Te ts stated at the Bignal OMce that there ts no change in the atmospheric conditions Which have afternoon, When the prediction begina, It means, ‘he said, that the warm weather will continue. 4 REVIEW OF LAST WERK. $ricts east of the Rocky Mountains, except BoutnAtiantic States, Northern’ New kugiand $nd near Laxe Superior, In the His Max. | Min, Date, ‘Temp. | Temp. yea | bai 70 | B09 W. 00.2 a. oa 7. es 66.0 60.0 80.4 CAL 77. 66.7 85.8 a9 43 612 os 54.0 763 | S01 ws | 518 8.5 | or0 2 5.9 WS wT wz | 74 Bu. 62 5 | 718 8 70.8 735 | 631 wa | a0 B36 631 76.5 59.4 0.9 58.0 78 58.6 B1 Sal i | so | GLO goo | sa7 | coe 78.9 8¥.0 67.3 Tro | era | ore mo | 871 | exe wo | 85 | 710 740 | sai | ows mo | BAS 74 wo | s2 | 707 70 810 78.0 77.0 78.0 70.0 B00 81.0 #09 m0 .O m0 TO fand 15th of September. The Chicago, people are anxious that the Mic! ‘abail attend Grill gn their city in October and she Will also be tB f E i li 8 ei d ! | 1 i ip E aie t HT : é i i i 3 i li i fr i i § i i i i 4 HY i fl : il Hh ole ) A Paale Prevented. New Non, August ‘icant & menting of the ig, tt wen dectaed tants chet ee tea ares to veave. the ‘countsy trom ve. . SV, White, A. & Bateman and “Adhison’ Caine mack agreed to Duy 50,000 shares of stocks toe ‘hat purpose. This buying turned the Hoe purus teria ta hones Steg short sales made at much higher hgurns — ‘the man’s hablts, and were advised to discharge him. This they "hesitated about doing, feartn, that be would, out of revenge, set fire to some o the i mm aay — olock Saturday evening Miss Alice returned home from an and found her sister absent, Shortly afterw she heard a scuMe in the back yard, and on going ut found Jones attempting to amsault Sarah, Allce struck him over the head with her parasol, And finally witha board. Jones, who was intoxi- cated, left Sarah and chased Alice into the Where he caught her, and threw her upon a sofa, pillow of which a revolver was = Alice, bys overpowered, reached for Weapon shot her assailant in Ube left breast near the heart, ‘siclans say Une wi ts Doe iss Champlain is at necessarily fatal. howe in charge of a deputy sheriff. ‘She is greatly prose ‘What the People Desire, From the Boston Globe. “The grave of Gen. Grant, the greatest soldier of Modern times, and Who twice held the ighess Civil oftice in the gift of the,American poopie, 1s yet unmarked, although he has been buried more “Tt {s altogether unfortunate that the family of Gen. Grant decided to bury him in New York city, It was the general desire of the es the country that Lis Gnal resting place shodld be at the national capital. “If this bad Deon deforre’ to he would have been the nation’s ands Monument worthy of his place ip our ver ® peculiar case, Mr. John aged ninet two, and the oldest man in Clermont County, is the Of @ sort of mental disorder that Strangely, When he goos Awakened, and be remains unconscious and.a night. Then he awakes and cannot fo sleep for aday anda uight. His spetis of nd of waking are of equal hen aw: Rose 2S HO one, not even members of Rose recog the ‘nd be continually talks t0 his atvende ante in a lar and not at all ble tongue that Is not understood, The Dafties aul Who have attempted a di ee ADL DaMageD, — a now i on board Sho cruiste atiante ewport, and it can readily be seen that the Birger damage done her by the ‘wore greatly ex: As litue ot Save been Blled anc Topaintca eaasseae 0 it to either Propeller blade, wt yy Sel Went ashoré on Seal Rook ‘Abas not been repaired yet, DEMANDS OF OnTO's Lanon Paxrrr.—The law of Onto juires that the and Judges and clerks of election shalt” ter equally | ‘¥ided in politics at each voting precinct natyelye four j Ro more than two ‘whom pa 3 The two a oe searicin en eri eum a les them to an ion, At night were informed oF persons, was followed, and the committee of withdrew with threats that they ‘the courts for a mandamus to compel ‘observe the law. = claims his money by applying junction preventing secured MARRIED. 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