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s. late Sc s:.S.s bStE e
A. BROsNAN. in the fifty sixth year OF his age.
The brave. the noble, generoua good,
Who sank SO suddenly TO rest
That even the wife. who loved him best
The funeral will take place from ST. Patriots church
solemn mass Of requiem viii be celebrstsd
BROWN. Departed this life April oath. 1881, AZ
bore with christisn fortitnde EhELTSf BROWN Ne
beloved wife Of Hanson Brown. aged 50 years and
light is from our household gone
A voice we loved is still
A place IL vacant in our midst
BIZ HEn DAuonrEn.
Friends and acquaintances invited 70 stend ths
sss late On zs e & ~:
O'Clock.
FAEHTz. At mianisht Of Sunday, Arr O. 1850, q
Funeral from his late resdence. No 50 street. north
LiNDsLKY relict Of the sas Eisszar Lindsley IN ths
eight, fourth Ty yen; re Of he, her age; , o,,,
west ON Tuesday afternoon. at O'Clock.
NNEXKfkk :, On April e. 1850. stspm.. JuLIAA
Funer.i on Tuesdsy. A aass asih q. pm. from hsr
late resldsnce. SIG Sfh street northwsss
OSBORN. On the 23d April 1882. e TIE resdence
sousSss0 saRxh q osBdRN se.d TO- snss s.s
Funeral win take place 1t O'Clock, Tuseday sfssr.
noon: from shove resdsncs fr's.ds and rsaaa'sss
PERRY: On Sunday. Apnl asa. 1881. Betsy
GREENWOOD PERU, eyed q years and II nqethf
Perry, lalO On sirsst northwest on Tuesday. q u
eject o q s' PSa Rs's s. .g q i s
Fs:ss3 Az b ssss a isss : e e: t
dcncs. No. fl2s TIN stzeet northwest
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NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
of for equity business the 18th day of April IL
1882. in cause wherein Henderson Suter ct al. are
ants. known No. 1908. Equity Docket No 81 viii
iii The hS II flGn 4 Ia Y SF s On
the city of Georgetown D. c.. All that part Of Lot
numbered two hundred and forty (249j in square
Beatty Hawkins addition to the said city OF George
town. included within tho following metes and bounds:
Bounded on the east by High tor 32dl street the
Ann big wife, by their deed of date the first day of De-
cemier 1852 and recorded in Libcr J. A. s. No. 49,
rrict OF Columbia to Joseph Weaver; the west by
Frederick 34th) street. and the south by part
W. Hunter by bis deed Of date the 9TH day Of Novsm
Der 1s49 and recorded In Liber J. A. S. No g. folIos
the fronting fifty (5O) feet more or less on the
sad High COR 2d) street and running back to the said
feet r s fop tba of fy @
and and e. 056l square feet nero or less with
the improvements thereon.
This property is in the square Immediately to the
northwest Of the Reservoir, and improved by frame
dwellings, and shop.
was formerly owned by Henry Chandler.
who died in:estate on the sth day OF May 1884, The
sale viii be made free from the hen Of tie widows right
notified their claims with the vouchers thereof
with the Clerk Of the Supreme Cou.t of the District OF
Columbia within thirty days from the day of sale
OF the purchase i'll cash and the balance in three
equal nssients for which the notes of the purchaser
eighteen months from day of SALE with interest at
six per cent all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
title win be held. directed by the decree until the
purchase money is all paid. All conyeyancing and
must Ie complied with in seven days or the property
Will be reso!d at the expense OF defanltng purchaser
JOSEPH FORREST. Trustee,
VIM. P. YOUNG, Auctioneer aI3d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctaoneers.
TRUSTEES BALE OF TWELVE AND THREE
QUARTERS ACRES OF LAND NEAR BI.ADENS-

TRUSTEES BALE OF TWELVE AND THREE
QUARTERS ACRES OF LAND NEAR BI.ADENS-
BURG TURNPIKE.
By virtue of deed of trnst given to u.s. and a
duly recorded in Jiber No. SSi, folio 2e7 ct sea-. I'D
one of the land records of WASHINGTON county, s41
IN the District Of Columbia, vii SELL on
ses, Gu MONDAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF
April, A. ID. 16o2, ut FIVE O'CLOCK Z. n. al that
piece pereel CT ground and premises situate living
and icing IN the county Of Washington. in the District
Of Columbia and known end DISTINGUISHED part Of
Lot numbered three, 60 in Bsrtru's subdv Of
part OF tract of land called LONG Meadows, and being
the same ece tract of land which conveyed TO
Joseh hitler by John A. Bsrtru by deed dsted Octo-
Ter 3ls 1865. and recorded in Lber Il. M H., Me- g.
folio 4ss. except those two certain pieces
Sid Joseph Miller and wife to Mary q.
tain deeds dated, rsspsstively November 18th. 1873
and December 3lst 1873. and duly recorded in Iiier
No. al folio l7S and folio lSo Of the land records for
said county together with all the Improvements.
easements rights PRIVILEGES and appurtenances there
Terms: One third cash; balance in and two wears.
notes to bear and to no secured by deed Of uet
on premises sold or al cash at purchasers opon de-
chssers cost Terms to be complied With n seven days.
after giving five days public notice of such default
In some Newspaper published in Washington, d. y.
JOHN AIsDEESEh. | r.rs+ao.
GUSTAV GIESLER.J
DUECANSCN BROS. Aucts, a12-dAds
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VIM. p. YOUNG. /
T1HOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE FRAME
EIEST STREET NORTHWEST AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust. dated the odd day Of g,
March, A. D. 1875, and recorded in Iiber No. ISL e:S
folio 2nl and of certain order passed the 25th GA
day OF March. 1882 in Equity No S45, and at
the request OF the PARTY secured thereby the subscribers
viii sell, TO the highest bidder. the premises on
TUESDAY, the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY Or APRIL,
ID. 1892. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ,
the following described real estate situate in the City
of Washington. District of Columbia. wit: All that
certain part OF lot nineteen U9) in square number
seventy 7o). having front Of thirty on New
Hampshre avenue and Twenty first street front Of
forty 1912 feet being the premises conveyed TO
James Cannon by Maria and NJ G. McDonongh and
by James Ray to said Cannon January 22d. 1869" i'm
March mentioned.
-, The terms Of sale; 0nefourh Of the purchase money
and the residue in equal sums SIX twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of SALE for which the purchaser
must give promssory notes bearing six cont inter
est peg ann, payable seLni annually to be secured
by deed Of trust the property sold the satsfac-
ton OF the Trustees or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser AL conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost, and II the terms not complied with
within five days after the day Of sale the Trustees
serve the right to resell the property five days pubic
notice ut the risk and cost of the purchaser In defau
JOS. G. G.. KENNEDY,l n.,,,.o..
a14-dtS ANTHONY HYDE 1Tu6ueeS.
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rTHOMAS BOWLING, Luctioneer.

CHANCEkY SALE OF THE MACHINERY, SHEDS,
TOOLS, &C, FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE
PLANT OF THE BAILEY FRENCH PAVING
COMPANY.
BY authority of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause T. 966,
Deck. 81. the undersigned Trustees will sell. on MON
DAY, APRIL TWENrY-FOUETH, 1882. at THREE
O'CLOCK P. NJ. at the yard at the northeast Of
and North Capitol streets, the Machinery Bnildne
French Paving Co. heretofore used in making asphalt
payenepts. and in part described one Steam Engine
in brick. Stone and Iron Rollers Kettles. Portable Fur
nacea, Stable Tool House, Shed. &C.
Terms: Cash.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEy, !
$50 Az street. I n,,..
FRED. ". JONES, AAo1.oeo'
a11-dts 412 Louisiana avenue. J
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

RESIDENT ARTISTS SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS.
WAIER COLOkS. AUTOTYPES AND OTHER
OBJECTS OF ART THE WHOLE COMPRISING
EARh COLLECTION OF GEMS.
The sale viii be held in the art sales ROOM corner
nencng WE'D <ESDAY. MAY THIRD, 1882, at
THREE and HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. and
continue the following day at hours. There
been added to this sale about 800 Brauns autotypes.
Goeether with few tine engrayngS and other at gems
n: B1 his sale is by Far the most important art COL
lection that has been offered at public sale In this city
for long tiEe. and should command the attention Of
parties who desre to encourage home talent. viii he
on view Monday and Tuesday. May 1 and 2, day and
evening. ' ~
a2O-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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TslHOS. ]. FISHER l. CO.. Aucuoneers-

EXECUTORS, SALE OF TWO PRICK DWELLING
HOUSES AND LOTS, Nos $50 AND 1872
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
G AND III STREETS.
On MONDAY AFT ERNOON, April. TWENTY ~
FOURTH. AT FIVE AND A-HAI.F O'CLOCK. on 81
the premises, shsll sell the south 20 feet Of Lot
II, in square 1885, fronting 18th street. between G.
and Fl streets northwest extending back 81 feet in
dwellings, Hos 73o and 732 18th street northwest which
Will be sold separately
Terms: One third in cash. the remainder six and
twelve months secured by deed Of trust On the prop
erty sold and bearing per cent interest," all cash.
at the option Of the purchaser. deposit of 500
each house must be made at the time OF sale. Convey
ancing at the purchasers cost.
.,,ssa. T THeS; ! FIIssHIEEIR.l Executors.
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trrom the Illustrs.ea Christian weelly.l

tfrom the IHuetrsted Christian Weokly.l
Celery ~ . Remedy for Nervous Dis
es.scs.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION SAY Apour TT AND
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING IT'S usK-HEAp-
AcHE, NEURALGIA. SERIOUSNESS, sL.ExPLKssNEss,
AND DYSPEPSIA.
cdr Benson's preparation Of Csiery and Cyhamonile
for nervous diseases is the most important addition
made to the EsdteTd aediea ia the last quarter of cen
tury."-Dr. J. W. J. Englsr, of Baltimore.
'Dr. Bensons Pills are worth their weight In gold In
nervous and sick headache. DIR. A. n. SchRchcr of
Baltimore.
These Pills invaluable in nervous diseases. DIR
Hammond, Of New York.
.Dr. Bensons Pills for the cure Of neuralgia are .
success. DIR. g. p. Holman. Christianburg, Va
These Pills are special preparation only for the cure
OF special diseases named. and for these diseases
they are worthy OF trial by all Intelligent suersrs
They prepared expressly to and s sick head
ache nervous headache. neuralgia nervousness. para
Vss. sleeplessness. and dyspepsia.
Sold by al druggists. Price. 60 cents box Depot
log North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. By mail two
boxes for 81, ak boxes for g. 80 TO any address
On. BENsON's NEW REMEDY AND FAvoRrrR Pre-
scRIPrIoN.
DIR. q. W. BENsoN's
SKIN CURE
II WARRANTED TO CURE
KCzEMA. LETTERS. HUMORs. INFLAMMATION,
MILK CRUST. ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUP-
TIONS. DISEASES OF HAIR AND
SCALP. sCROFULA ULCERS.
TENDER ITCHINGS,
AND PIMPLES ON ALL PARTS OF THE BODY
It makes the skin white, soft and smooth; removes
tan and freckles, and Ia the BEST TOILET DRESSING
IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up. TWO BOTTLES
IN ONE PACKAGE, consisting Of both internal and
External Treatment
All rstclass Druggists have 1t. Price, 81 per pack
aGe.
C. N. CRITTENTON. Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr.
@. W. BENSON'S REMEDIES. lis Fulton street,
New York a24
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The MarkefR.

BALTIMORE, April 24.-virgnia Ga consols 90;
90. second eeries. 30: do. past due coupons 66;
do new ter. forties. As bid to-day.
40 bAIhTIMORE. April z4.-Cotton quiet-middling,
western super 375a5. 90: do. extra, 5.25a6 IS: do
faly O. 5Oa7 30: city mills SUPER. g. 5na4 TO do extra
o.OoaT W; DO Rio brands, 7.S7xT.50: Baltimore high
Grade family. 800; do. winter wheat patent, s.T5
and closed steadysouthern red, 4Oa1. As; do amber
l. 5Oal.5s Maryland, l.5O bid; No. 2western winter
red, spot, 1.42s asked: April. Lab gal. 42S; May
ax AZ 10, june pal 42h July .2Sxal. "a;
western mixed April 50 asked; May. 50 asked june
S07saS1; August, 8la82 Oats lower and quietsouth-
ern, 66a6O western white, 58a60: do. mixed. 55a56:
Pennsylvania. 56a60. Rye dull. 9Sa1 90. Hay firm
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. Is. GOA
meats-soulders and clear rib sides packed, Sasal1k
Bacon-shoulders. 81: clear nib sides, 12x Hams,
IA. Butter steady-western packed 18a35: roll l8a
70 Eggs frmer. II. Petroleum dull-retined. IN.
Sugar Saiet-H soft To- copper refined EASIER. q:
lss. Whisky firm. i224al. as Freights to Liverpool
per steamer duH-cotton, l6a1d.; -four. Is Cd per
barrel: grain. nominally Id. keceapts-nour. g. 168
barrels wheat 81 46i bushels corn, l5s bushels;
corn. s. $50 bushels.
NEW YORK. April 24.-stocks moderately active and
somewhat stronger Money, 6. Exchange-long, As6
short 49, State bonds dull and irregular. Govern
per cent higher. Cotton quiet.
NEW YORK. April 24.-F1our qaet and steady
Wheat quiet and sax cent higher Corn heavy and IA
4 cent lower Pork dull l7.25al8. IS. Lard steady.
LONDON. April a. 1890 p.m.-U. 8. bonds,
Atlantic and Great Western eecnnd mortgage trustees
certificates. l6. Reading. a. Ontario and Western. o.
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--latest TGlGglanS to The Star,

senator mcPhcrsOn's Alleged T,raduce r
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT ARRESTED FOR
LIBEL.
PHILApELFHIA. April A-Julus Chambers, the
fhiiadelphla correspondent or the New York
Herald, was brought before Magistrate Linnon To-
day on the charge OF libelling Senator Mcpherson,
or New jersey, by publishing Mantrops state
ment that the Senator owned and paid 81, 900 for
one-twentteth OF share In the Peruvian company.
The Senator appeared and emphatcally denied the
truth OF the statement, and Chambers was held In
$4,000 bail. The Senator said that the New York
Herald would be sued on the same charge In New
York city.
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TJyHos. J. FISHER CO.,
TRUSTEES, 81 SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREETS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT LOT IN
THE ~, REAR FRONTING ON WASHINGTON
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY THIRD. a.
at HAtF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, on the premises. zee
BEGINNING for the same at point Oh north street,
1887 feet EAST from the northwest corner OF
saId lot ana running thence east forty -four (44) feet
and one fourth inch; thence south hundred (lOO)
feet thence west forty four 4 feet one fourth inch
ard thence north hundred f0O) feet to the place OF
beginning, together with the improvements, consisting
of an old three-story brick house.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, on the premises, we shall
sell the east thirteen @ feet of the western half of the
eastern half of lot numbered six @ In square num-
bered five hundred and eighteen 5ls and fronting on
Washington street thirteen Q3 feet and running to the
rear at that width hundred l1G0} feet with the
privilege of using in ten (0 feet to the whole
extent of the of the parcel CT land conveyed in said
lot and square to Casper Trapp by John E. Norris.
trustee, as alley and also with the privilege of the
width from said Washington street to the said tenfoot
alley III the rear.
piece in cash. balance in six and twelve months, with
interest at six cent secured the prop
ery sold or all cash. at the ontion of the purchaser
property ID struck off will he required. All convey
ancing at purchasers COST Terms of sale must be
Piled wi Il In days after sae property will be
rold at risk and cost of defauitng purchaser after
five days notice in THE EVENING STAR newspaper.
II. o TOWLES,
EMMA j. BUCHLY,
EXECUTORS and Trustees Under the Will Of Rudolph
BIchy. a92-dEds
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Bros. Auc,ioneers.

tNUNC ANSON BROS. Auct1oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES AND
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST.
b. virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded inxss
Lier No $40. 70 I, ct seq, Of the land t7:5
records e the District Of Columbia. win. La
FIFTH DAY OF MAY, a. D. 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK
?. NJ, IN front Of the premises. all the fol owing
6eng n the city Of washagton in the District Of
eight ts, in square numbered five hundred and sixty
nine $780, laid and described the ground plat
plan of said city Of Washington. District Of Columbia
three Thousand g o0o square feet Of ground
ments ways easements, rights PRIVILEGES and appur-
tenances to the belonging In any wise apper-
tanning.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance III and two
notes to bear interest and secured by deed
OF trust: all cash. at option OF purchaser Convey
anc1ng and recording at purchases cost Terms to be
reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of defng
purchaser, after giving five days public notice of such
resale In some newspaper published in Washington.
d. C.
aZ4-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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THIS EVENING.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auesioncers.
A VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY EVENING, APRIL TWENTY
FOURTH, AT HALF PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. We shall
sell at salesroom, valuable private Library OF gen
eral English literature together with French Italian and
Spanish authors embracing many fine, costly and
illustrated works; Magic Lantern.
Terms cash.
a2O-d WALTER g. WILLIAMS Il co. Aucts
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The House this afternoon, by vote OF ZOE to 70
voted down the section OF the District police bill
10 repeal the law making it mandatory upon the
District Commissioners to appoint soldiers An
amendment was also adopted forbidding the
commissioners from making any rules, as 20 age
or residence, which VIII discriminate against dis.
charged Union soldiers or sailors
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BOWLING, Aucioneer

TRUSTEES. SALE Z E.: OF FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS
TEEN AND A HALF AND FOURTEENTH
CRAVING AND PRINTING.
n By virtue Of deed Of trust dated March 18th A.
one OF the land records Of tho District of Coumbf
sle snhscr6ers VIII sell at lubc auction 70 the high
The TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF APRIL. a. D. 1882.
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, 'sthe follow
ing real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton. District of Columbia. to wit: That certain lot
known On the land records as number three CD. in
having front Of AZ II feet south street between
l3 end 14th treet, anu death of 81 feet. the
beng Improved by three frsme houses Also the west
half Of lot 4. in same gIuare. improved by d Brick
House Of two stories: the lot fronting street south,
sd the PORTION hereby grartsd having front Of six
teen feet, together with all the improvements" ct
oetera as IN s2id deed mentioned he above property.
Or 80 much thereof may be necessary viii he sold
subject to taxes and assessments and dover right
Terms: The debt interest and Of sale IL cash. (of
which 800 each piece sold must be paid the time
Of sae). and the residue in equal sums, i'll Fix and
Twelve months with interest at six per cent per
to De secured OF the property sod to the satisfaction of
the Trustees all cash at the option of the purchaser
All eonyey and recording at the purcasel's cost
JOS. g. q. KENNEDY 1,e..
a14-dts ANTHONY HYDE. 1rustee5'
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Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, April A-The Posts financial article
says:-At the Stock Exchange the u. s. bonds
continue strong, and the Is up to 1914 and the
4ks to l16h, the highest price thus far paid.
Southern state bonds are dull and steady.
Railroad bonds are irregular, the strongest
issues In the Transactions OF the day
being those OF the Milwaukee and
st. Paul and the Central Pacific companies and
the weakest those OF the Central railroad OF New
Jersey, probably on account " the exhibit OF oat-
Ing debt as shown by the receiver. Metropolitan
Elevated nrstS have also been notably
weak. The stock market opened steady, and
stocks were soon attacked, and the general
market weakened. This condition lasted until
IL O'Clock, when the Vanderbilt stocks became
notably strong and have since carried the whole
market up with them. AS yet we hear
OF few purchases OF stock TO-DAY for the
foreign market There Is some domestic buying
or stocks OF known value and OF fair prospects as
dividend earnerS, the extremely low rates for
money having their influence in this direction.
The net result OF the fluctuations up to
the time that we write is an advance OF 4a2k
per cent, the latter Jersey Central, to 6sA
Lake Shore has advanced ~; Northwest 1 8.
Michigan Central. Ia; Reading, IN; Erie, IL
WABASH, IL, and the remainder less than per
cent Pacific mail has been exceptionally weak,
falling to "a from 3Szs being 37k as we write. The
call loans on stocks being 3a4 per cent,
and On United States bonds 2a2k per cent Time
loans on stocks range from3 to AZ per cent and on
United States bonds time money can be got at Pa
~ per cent Prime mercantile paper is 5a5H per
cent Every domestic influence Is In favor OF ex-
tremely low rates for money. The market for for
elgn exchange is duh, but steady.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucroneers

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 10Th daysass
OF June, A D., 1877, recorded in Iiber NO. 1885, XIV
folio 1885, Of the land records for the District OF -
Columbia and at the written request Of the party So
cured thereby will sell pubic auction, in front of
the premises 4 Park Placel on TUESDAY. THE
TWENTY, FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D.. 1892 at
subdivision Of square No ssi, the same is desis-
mated on the ground plan of Washington city d. c.
Terms of sale One fourth of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in six, twelve and eighteen
trust on the premises Sold all cash at purchasers
option: deposit of 800 required of the purchaser
st If terms Of sale not complied with within five
from the day of sale the Trustee the right
resell the property at the risk and the default
purchaser after five days public advertisement of
ton, d. G.. JAMES d, SOMERVIIIE
AZ, d. ~. PAPA Trustee
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His Royal HiGhness,
THE PRINCE OF WALES PREsTDEs AT THR FESTIVAL
OF TIE VICTORIA HOSPITAL

His Royal Hlghness, the Prince OF Wales on
Wednesday evening presided at a festival In aid
OF the funds OF this Institution in Wllis's Rooms
Among those present were Earl Cadogan Earl
Stanhope, the Marquis OF Hamilton, Earl Bathurst,
Lord O'Hagan, Lord Edmund Talbot. Lord Bra.
bourne, the Hon. Albany Erskine, the Hon. Spen-
Ger Ponsonby Fame, C. B., the Lord Mayor, ADM.
raj Sir A. Montgomery; Admiral OF the Fleet Sir A.
Milne. Major General Sir Archibald Alison, Sir C.
Stafford. Sir Charles Dixie, n. p, and many others
of distinction.
Altogether very enjoyable evening was spent
Dy all present The dinner was admirably served.
ana reflected great credit on the managers OF VII
lis's Rooms, while the champagne, which wss the
famous brand OF @. II. Mumm Co, won the high
est encomiums from the royal and dist ngushed
v1Sitora-The Court Circular, London
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Arcftoneers.
Il 9th ana streets northwest.

REGULAR SALE.
GENERAL. COLLECTION OF sFCOND-HaND
rARLoR, DINTNG-RoOM, CHAMBER AND
OTHER FURGIIUEE. IN GOOD CONDITION:
MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, STOVES CAR
PITS, &C.; EFFECTS or A PRIVATE FAMILY
REMOVED TO STORE.
800 LOTS GLASSWARE, CR0CKERY AND DECO
RATED WARE, CONS STING OF A GENERAL.
ASSORTMENT, TO WHICH WE CALI, Ar-
TENTION OF TRADE AND PRIVATE
BUYERS.
Sale to take place at our salesrooms TUESDAY
MORNING. APRIL TWENTY FIFTH, CoH-
MENCING AT len O'CLOCK.
WALL SHOW CASES. PRIVATE BOXES, usod in
Cigar Store 1T
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PROSECUTING UNLICENSED CLAM AGENrS-Mr.
Ran, special license agent, has taken out warrants
ness without license: Geo Bancroft & Co, Henry
Berlin Z Co, woodbury. Blair, John b Bloss
BrainArd = Brown, Lemuel Bursly, w. r Myers
8. Denver, Hdson 8ro9, Ajax. ]. Falls, VIM Fitch
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