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KEN OALL'S SPAWN CURE

Fremont. Ohio. Jan. 25, 1ss1.-Dr. B. J.
Kendall h Co. Gents II think Il my duty
to render you my thanks for benefits and pro.
fits which have derived from your invslua
bic and far famed SPAWN Cure. My cousin
and had valuable stallion, worth $4,000,
which had very bsd SPAWN, and was pro.
nounced by four eminent veterins sur
geons beyond any cure, and that the horse
was done for ever. As . last resort advised
my cousin TO try bottle of Ksnsall's SPAWN
Cure. 1t had . magical effect. The third
bottle cured il and the horse IL a, we'll as ever
DR.. Dick. of Edinburgh. the eminent veter.
mary surgeon, was an uncle of mine, and
take great interest in assisting his profess.
sion. Yours truly, JAS. A. WILSON,
Civil EnQinAAr
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DRTUnATE
DlSPENSARY.

S:S keafney II.
corner of CONNER
cial st., San Fran.
CISCO. established
in 1854 for the
treatment of Sex
,ual and Seminal
|Diseases, such a.
IGonOrrh1a. elect
Structure. Syphilis
> =
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TRANS-CONTlNENTAl
SHORT LINE.

For through tickets, time tables and full
information apply to J. IL. CARNEY.
Agent G. and Z. ). X. X. Co., Seattle. or TO
any coupon ticket agent on this coast.
5. 3. MERRILL, A. V. II. CARPENTER.
Gen1 Manager. Gen. Pass. x Tiki Agt
w. ii. DIXON, Gen. n. w. Pass. Agt, ST.
Paul. MINI.
W. II. MARSHALL, Trav. Pass. Agent.
81 Front st.. Portland. Or. se2 Am
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FRANK OWEN.

A TTORNEY- WILL PR &C
"A tice in all the Courts. Yesler-Leary
building. Seattle. w. T. jy6 II
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Dress flowers at the Temple of Fash
ion.
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Bifocal elas ses. for seeing near an.
far, at Little Macs
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DLANS AND BILLS OF MATERIAL
l. for railroad and county bridges, and
all kinds of piling work. prepared accu-
rately and with dispatch.
Office, Yesler-L eary Block: p. o. Box 3O7s
Hac- Z
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Chickens and ducks at the Fashio,
Store. DAG
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G. P. STONE,
Wholesale and retail ErOcr

Cigars and Tobacco retailcd at San ran
c,scn wholesale prices. nol3tf
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ADAMS. On Saturday. April 2lst. $685. at 3 an.
MA SFIELD ADAMS. at jersey City en- route fror.
Boston 10 Pittsburg.
he remains were brought to Washington, and fupe-
RAJ held ut the house OF his brother Moses Adan I4i2
Tenth street northwest.
tboston. Springfield and New Bedford papers please
COPY
BROWN. On April 10Th, 1888, after a long illness OF
eient mouths durati iich he bors exemplary
patience an furtifude JOHN M. BLOWN aged sey-
ne funeral will take place from his late residence
no. l4lo street northwest Sunday rnoon the
29th instant, ut O'Clock. Friends aud atiyes
respectfully requested to sttani. ct
DiGGlNS. MARY DIGGINS native OF County
Kerry Ireland. Parish kelury aged ninety years.
May her soul rest fn peace.
Funeral Will take place from her daughters residence
Ellen Hartnett. corner 9th and streets south
respectfully invited to attend.
ST AUB. On Thursday. April %, 1888, Mt 6:55 a.
m. FRANCES STRAUB, I'm the seventy NTH year OF
her are, rect of Joseph Stranb. q native Of Bsden
Germany. but resident Of thus city Tor the last nifty
Funeral from her late residence Saturday nj O'CLOCK
o. ia thence to st. Mary's church. where req lem
mass VIII be said Tor the reose Of her SOUL Re4styss
and friends invited TO attend. 2'
VANCE Found drowned on Monday Arril % 1893
near Berea, XIV. MONTGOMERY VANCE of Uya Is
vile. Md, in the thirty thirl year of his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of his
uncle *. f. Downs. NO. 4sl II street southwest to-
morrow (s5aturda } at III O'Clock q. IA.
WHEELER. On Thursday. April 2sth 1883 st n
~. EMMA J. WiEELER daughter Of n. and the lste
NJ. f. Wheeler.
Funeral from the residence q her sister, MR. McIn-
nosn ile fshode Island avenue. at pm, SATURDAY,
WILLIAMSON. On Friday April 9th, 1883. ri tbe
residence OF his sister. Mrs. r. q. Beckwih j POf-
TEk WILLIAMSON ayed forty-fye Years
tSaYsnnsh. "a Papers please copy.1
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoneers
cHANcERY Us SALE 4 ISr OF yALUAILE RAJ AND
S TRFr TThs sSnrF FIFTH ar ANR SIX
SE EEE x sh up
I-ANp x 81 REETs Is wAsHINGToN CRY.
h hIff FsEn 4f Sfak sSD
re RPs Gif II A SAID ~ bs nF sVLNTH sIKEEr
trct Of Colqm a in tquity cause 10. s4oe passed i
front Of the pectse premises at the tines aud On the
terms hereafter stated the property described that is
on THuRsDAY, April. TWENTY SIXTH 1888. at
No 4s9 BEGINNING therefor on the south line Of ia nor
street 20 fee. west of the northeast Of said lot
IS feet and themes east 20 feet to beginning i'm
proved by iourstory brick dwelling No. 5l2 street
Go n s a. Part D q LOT II No. 1
beginning therefor southwest corner Of said lot
and f thence north 81 feet INCHES thence
inches thence north Ga feet So inches to north line Of
feet lo4 inches to F street: tn nee West IS feet
inches to the beginning improved by brick buildings
remlses under lea 10 A. NJ. SIN tn at rental
OF sso on FRbY Apa July R 1ss
1859. at FIVE OCLoCK P. NJ that tract cf land in the
point on the south Of a new read which in 1851.
rated s the 81 ,o Of William
section with the eastern line Of smother the
E of Of r ss Bs j. Md
Ce and running thence with the line of the
hTst men ned road north 50 degrees west 20 and Is
lon erches to the aforesaid thence With the
east line If the last men 1ned road south degrees
"A and 100 perche,: thence south SO 10
Eerehes thence in straight inc TO the beginning.
RAINING three acles more or less improved by dwelling
house and other farm buildings and being the
tract COW yed by John A. Ihrcckmortu to William
Lite trustee and by him to Geo. Burns by deeds
corded IN hber "A s. lSl, folio 2Gl, and JA.S. 1922
a9 $40 d u respectively August 90 1859 and
,s Az q 81 TyTE G HGK APRIL TWENTY
SO Years lease dated August 1885, Subject pay
nelt of $40 annual ground rent and with privilege of
buying the fee at any time during term for 81 00O) of
part of lot 42I, beginning therefor at point
on the east line of sal lot 20 feet from the northeast
corner thereof, and running thence south 40 feet;
thence west 6! feet TO alley opening stree
thence north with the east line of said alley 40 feet
thence east 81 feet to the beginning, improved 10y
twostOry houses used stores Nos. CSC and 932 7h
street northwest which may be sold separately or to-
gether.
Terms: Gne-fourth cash. residue in equal payments
at SIX twelve and eighteen months with interest at
per cent Ter annun from day Of SALE all cash for
any separate 20 ton confirmation of SALE If desired
deposit OF 800 required sale of each piece and s
conveyanclng at purchasers st. If terms OF sale
tee tn right to resell the property on which
default has been made at the and cost of the de-
fanhg pure haser purchasers. after dayspubic
notice OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, ID. G..
GEO. W. COCHRAN, Trustee
No. Ills Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
apl4-
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UNlMPROFI ID REAL ESTATE AT THE
INTERSECTION OF I. STREET NORTHW ST
AND PENN,YLyANIA AVENUE, KNOWN AS
No 25OS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OPPOSITE
THE C0LUMHIA HOSPITAL. IMPROVED BY A
TNO-STOfY lex BUILDING, KNOWN AS
The COACH FACTORY OF JOHN PAYNE'S
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of thee
District # ColumDa, holding Equity Court III Ill
o ofs compliments and WILLIAM T. pa' nea and
r. passed on the 18th day Of Of March h
1883. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auc
hon IN front of the premises, to the highest bidder
Oh FRIDAl, APRIL TWENTY SEWN, 1888 at
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, the following described real
estate situate IN the city of Washington, District of
Q3) in square numbered fifteen u5. improved by a
two-story brick building known the coach factory IF
John Paynes sons said original lot fronting about 98
1eet OH street and Pennsylvania avenue, to 80 foot
alley having Is foot alley on the west side and
tanning about 9. SS2 square feet of ground
he terms of SALE prescribed by said decree are
he purchase money to he aid in equal instruments
one-tlTd iii cash. and the balance and years
III equal payments, from thesay OF sale, the whole
tar interest from the day Of SALE and the said deferred
payments to lie secured 10y the notes of the purchaser
with deco. of trust mortgage the property sold
cash. to he paid the day ihe ratification
thereof 10y the court deposit of $3.50 Will be required
~ time OF safe All convey anCing and ling at
cnasers cost. II the te Of sale not piled
with within one week from sale the trustees
the right to resell the property without further notice at
the risk and cost of the defauiting purchaser.
EDWARD II. THOMAS.
Office 9l6 street n W. | r-.
GLEN W. COOPER, ifus'ees'
424 5th street.
apl6-d&ds j. Z. COLDWELI, Auct.
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The irish Conveu ton.

REVOLUTIONS kffoRrSD AfTER RRCrSl
PHrLAnEiPaIA, April g.-At I: 80 n m the chain
man OF The committee on resolutions submitted his
report
The resolutions set forth the cr,evaneex of
the Irish people In strong terms ana saw.
THAT the English government In Irelan. 4 ortginat
Ing IN usurpafton, perpetuated hy force having
failed 10 discharge any OF the duties OF govern.
governe!. has no moral ght whatever 10 exist in
Ireland. ami that IL IL the duty OF tie Irish race
throughout the world 10 susi ain the Irish people
IN the employment OF all legitimate means TO SUBJ
stitute for IL national self-governmeut"
The resolution pledge the support OF lriShmen
In America % their countrymen IA Ireland and pro-
vide for the organization OF all friends OF the
Into the Irish National League OF America. for
the purpose OF supporting the Irish National
League OF Ireland OF which Charles stewart Par
nell Is president"
Ex-SURGEoN GESSRAL PALMkR's FUNERAL
The funeral OF ex-Surgeon General Palmer took
place at O'Clock this afternoon from St Johns
church The pal-bea rers were surgeon General
wales, OF the navy; surgeon neral Crane, OF the
army; commodore Patterson, Gen. Townsend
Admiral Stedman. Gen. Hamilton Admiral w r.
Taylor. "A imiral RodSe ana GEN Lee The casEet
was borne by squad OF sailors from the
OF the marines from the marine barracks
headed by the Marine band. battery OF artillery
IRON the arsenal aud company OF the WASH
fngton Light Infantry. The casket WAS covered
Win the American Tag, AMI on II rested tire hat
and sword or the deceased. The aoral tributes
al Oak Hill cemetery.
This afternoon, a hack, driven by John Guam.
der, colored, ran over little son or simon Iy-
brand. the colored messenger I'm the watsr-tap-
pers Office. District buildings. and injured him
badly In the head
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THE CONTRACT for marble work on the CUSTOM
house at Albany. n Y. has been awarded to Chas
h Hill Co., OF Boston.
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Alleged Irish Murder ConspfratOrs.
THE SroprrS N

THE STORIES TOLD BY INFoRMERS.
DUBLIN, April "a printer named Gibney has
been arrested here for connection with the con-
spiracy to murder He was arralgned in court to-
day. together with Eugene KINGSTON, who was ar
rested recently In Liverpool. charge or con-
spiracy to murder Poole. a Fenian center, who had
man Devine. who was arrested at the time OF the
af1ray In Abbey street when Detective Cox was
murdered. and who has turned in:ormer, was
called TO TESTIFY against the prisoners. Devfne
swore that he was a Fentan He stated that
several Fenians, among whom were Sullivan, an
aucttoneer, OF Doller street, who had been i'm
Of Manchester, had condemned Poole to death,
and had ordered the prisoner livingston, to carry
out the sentence Devine swore that the society
OF which the prisoners were members had decided
upon the murder OF Detective Cox and Judge Law
son. The society had also sentenced Mr.. Jenkin-
son, director or the Irish criminal Investigation
department., and Mr.. Mallon, chief OF the detec-
ives, to death. 1t had plotted to destroy by dy-
Mantle the house in which crown witnes ses were
lodged, and had murdered the informers Kenny
ana Bailey. The prisoners were remandcd for a
week.
FURTHER REVELATIONS OF DIVINE
Devlne said dtssensfons arose In the ranks OF the
murderers, and Sullivan was also sentenced to
ueatn Glbney was appointed to cooperate IN the
murder OF Poole. The party who murdered Cox
We're out for the purpose OF killing Poole.
ANOTHER ARREST IN IRELAND AND ANOTHER IN
FORMER
DUBLIN April 2.-An artisan named Healy was
arrested here last evening on the charge of con-
splracy to murder and was arraigned In court this
morning with Kingston and Gbney.
Another OF the prisoners arrested for connection
WIN tne murder conspiracy in the Crusheen dis
tIlct, County Glare, has turned infOrmer. His
statement 1t Is expected VIII lead to more arrests
EIGHT MORE ARRESTS TO BE MADE.
Eight warrants for the arrest OF men have bean
issued In consequence OF the revelations made by
and Healy. 1t Is expected that two arrests wiz be
made tonight.
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M ROEn.

DESMOND-o'LEARY On the Och of aprtI 1874
at st Domincks chur d. br the Rev. j. A. Rockford.
ysREMlAh DESMOND to MARY 0LEARI. both IL
Washington DC.
WlLLlAMs-RlLEY. At st. Johns church. 6eorrs-
town. d. G.. April Goth. 1881. Ivy JOIN s. Lindsay
rector CHAiIES PHELPS WILLIAMS to JUIIIT
MARIE. daughter of the lat DIR. John C. Riley
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Ex-President Hayes was given a dinner IN New
York, last night, by Wh1telaw Reid. editor OF the
Tribune, at his residence. Among those present
were w m. M. Evarts, Sir Edward Archibald, Geo
lectOr Robertson. Chief Justice Noah Davis c 1aun
cey M. Depew. WIN. Walter Phelps. and others.
A complimentary dinner was given In New York
Gen. Jubal A. Early offers to join with forty-nine
gentlemen Ia giving 81, 200 each toward the cree
Richmond.
Southern memorial day was observed yesterday
at Montgomery, Ala, and Savannah and Atlanta,
Ga
Rev. Samuel Reiman, well-known Jewish rabbi,
was crushed to death in New York last night by
falling between the Catherine street ferry boat
and the bridge.
The opening rehearsal OF Gounod's oratorIo OF
t'The Redemption" by the Oratorio Society OF Bal
timOre assisted by the Theodore Thomas orches-
ira, In Baltimore last evening, was decided sue
cess
The motion OF MI. Trevelyan, chief secretary for
Ireland for leave to introduce bill for the relief
Of the destitute poor In Ireland was carried In the
house OF commons yesterday by vote OF 124 to 3.
Seventeen cases of exhibits including the first
shipped from London for the railway exposition
which opens at Chicago May 24th. The EXPOSE
ton buildings cover five blocks in length.
Yhe steamer Tr0pic, whose officers are under ar
rest for parttcipat ion in the hlbusterng expe-
dltiOn against Haytien town, has disappeared
San Antonio with a new captain and crew.
Miss Henrietta Callahan and James A. Barwlck,
OF Chesapeake City, Nd, runaway couple, were
married at the city hall in Baltimore yesterday.
At fire in Warsaw, Poland, yesterday, sixteen
workmen were burned TO death.
The Evangelical Lutheran synod OF Maryland
has decided that the temperate use or orderly sale
OF liquor Is not sinful
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Gen. Diazs NOvements

ST. LOUIS. April 5.-The special train with Gen.
Diaz and party arrived here at $50 O'clock this
morning and was met at the depot by &c. Ewald,
president OF the Merchants Exchange, and other
pron1net citizens. The party breakfasted at the
Southern Hotel, and made few flying visits, leay
Ing the city on the $50 train for New Orleans
made In twenty-five hours The party will leave
New orleans on Sunday evening, arriving at Vera
Cruz Thursday morning. Mr. GUT, Gen. Diaz'
private secretary, was left behind, he having
missed the train
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T'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FIkST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY THIRD, 1888
ut No 800 street. between 9th and 10th streets north
west. at the residence of a party declining housekeep-
ing commencing at TEN O'CLOCK shall sell an ex
part
Walnut Haircloth ParIor Set
Walnut Dwatf Book Case,
window Hangings, Walnut NJ. Top Tables
Large Easy tocSers. Library Table.
Fine Brussels and Three ply Carpets.
Superior Walnut NJ. iop Chamber Suites
Several Sets of Single Walnut NJ L. Chamber Fur.
niture.
Hair Mattresses. H. and C. Mattress 8,
Blankets tonforts and Sheets,
Large and rooIny Walnut Wardrobe with Mirror
Toilet Ware. Mirrors,
Walnut Extension able,
Refrigerator, Water Cooler,
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
apr dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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HIS CAPTURE BY THE APACHES BELIEVED BY HIS
COMPANION.
ST LOUIS. April "a special from Albuquerque,
Nm, regarding the reported capture OF Professor
Bandeler by the Apaches, states that Capt VIM.
Barchert, his companion. says that Bandelier was
IN sonora, near Hermosillo, few days ago, aud
that he (BarcherD believes the account OF his cap
ture. Bates who brought the story to Albua uer-
que, says the Mexicans who saw the capture were
certain that Bandelier was one Of the party, hay-
ing spoken with him the same morning.
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Railroad Freight Notes.

NEW YORK, April N.-The joint executive COM
m1ttee Qreight Department. OF the managers and
agents OF the Western trunk lines met again to-
day at the Windsor hotel Two committees, which
were appointed at the meeting yesterday, to con-
slider the subject OF the REIMBURSEMENT OF the al
iotted percentages. one OF the northern division
routes centering at Louisville, reported to Com.
missioner Fink the result OF their deliberations.
Ii IS not known what conclusion they arrived
at, but 1t Is understood that material changes
We're made. The question OF rates was not dis
cussed, but further changes were made in the
classification of freight
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ID THE MODEL FAsl AND lHE ONLY LINE
TIL EAST AND T hft wf ~ ", w,su,scros
s Ell. RAif,St
Schet't!c to take effect SUNDAY. NOV Il, 1882.
Leave Washington. from station C rner OF New Jer-
tfS aytrDe and street
For Chcsgo. Ciucinnsti. Louisville and st Louis.
through coaches aud PaIrce Sleeping Cars to above
points without change. 1918 a. IN. daily to Chicago
For :tt>burg. Cleveland and De.roi. at IO:l5 a. M
fi..stnss, With sleeping airs attech he'd. "
iraiis> Tor Philadelphia and New ork at $40 a. H.
deiy; excest sunday: r.In ane $40 pm. daily.
W.T. fsrlor and Sleeping Cars attached
gand lha n. l2i0 2:.0. 2;35. B. 60 30 40 as
2::5. ) 4:4o 5:45, T. $40 pm -''
Tor annapolis $50 - III. 2:i0 aud 4:40; on Sunday
Fer way stat1c,s between Washington and r ,timore
So am. IL 10 m, $3.50. 40 T. and II so D. M
!9r Stations Metropoit N Branc1 10 s: 40 a m.
stauntcn. 30 daily except sunday: for ayers
@ aad rttieiek $40 i0I5. a: 40 daily except
. Trains arrive from the West daily go. 7:s5 Am.
Prom New York and Ihiladei,hia 80 SIS.
cals. : 10 pm caly. except sunday Wv 8" LII
rom AEnaroii-.s 80 a. H.. 80 6:3T y. H. Sunday
IroIa stanton. 2:I5 p. m. daily except SUNDAY.
Prom Frederick. Hagerstown and in erIrIeaiia,e
POINT S:25 M Freder OK aud way stations .: a.
Gay. fAD "@A'' eA'eP' gun
Trains leave Baltimore for wash, aton at 3 AN
40 10. :? 10 40 : *. 80 an, s'45 ~ -, o.
pi Ha.hs from ashinston Ba tilnore stop ri
orirrtler Information apply a. the Baltimore AMI
IoUi.f1s,i o! v masnnsto1 station el9 and 1851
WI IL taken for baggage 10 lie CHECKED and -
II point ia the city 1919 80
LORD. q. T. =. N-N =, ana a.
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Name. 0. Z. Aon.e. O.
Political Notes.

The lower house OF the Michigan legislature
yesterday voted down the prohibition amendment.
The Massachusetts house OF representatives has
appointed committee to Investigate the gov
errors veto OF the bill Incorporating the Union
Safe Deposit company. II is claimed that the
Veto
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The Ph9nix Park Murder.

''skIN THE GOAT TO BE TRIED MONDAY
DUBLIN, April 27.-FitZharris, known as ssSktn
the Goat" Will be placed On trial next Monday as
one OF the principals in the Phoenix Park murders
me trial OF Timothy Kelly has been postponed
uutl Wednesday.
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I COX WELL TO YOUR LIFE INSURANCE! AND
carefully examine the merits Of the Mutual Reserve
Fnnd Life Association. 1t is every mans duty to pro-
ds tSr his family IN case Of his death Our business
month we wrote over So zoe. 600 Of Insurance. Our
racnoessoip now exceeds 10 600 end our total bus
the association. which il new easily understood safe
sna great reduction in cost commends ltseif to the
MO- IN ne words OF aoeiebrated actuszy. .wil revou
Wathinstoa. 1909 street. Agents WSnSed -
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The Cabinet Meeting To-day.

CONSIDERING THE CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
All the members Of the Cabinet were present at
the melting to-day. The session was an unusually
long one, lasting nearly three hours 1t was
mainly devoted to thorough consideration of the
civ1l service rules prepared by the civil service
commission, and now awaiting the approval of the
President,
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NORTH OF
WASHINGTON ID. C.

WASHINGTON, d. G.
>, IN WEDNESDAY,, MAY SECOND. 1883, atHAek
ahhEE O'CLOCK P. NJ. / win sell ut auction. OF ~
the premises. valuable Lot Of about 80 acres Ola
rna, snd mousse situated the Ridge, between Rock
iees ana Broad Branch. about three miles north Of
%asmns5on and adjoining the lands OF Messrs. Lyle
flerce. Shoer aker ana b. & Svartx
The situation is beautiful COMMANDING fair view Of
S csInn. sno properly cared for VIII make ele
can't country seat to be approached either by the Broad
rn.d road OF by the BrhtwoOd and Broad Branch
S~... ~ = snort distance through Shoemaker's or
al 40 fan. II has excellent WATER and il well adapt
nerms easy, and made known at sale
Ee farthsr Particulars inquire az
.caHa WILLIAM READING.
Neae CaaAn John R.O., I'd.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers
IL Southeast 9th and ID streets northwest

ENTIRE coNTENTs OF HOUSE. 1903 L STREET
NOkTHWEST. CONSIsTING II PART OF
he PARLOR FURN!T!Rt, WHATNOTS. TABLES,
MIRRORS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS WASH
SSTANRs cH.T HITS &c tx ExTESSIQH TABLE
BOLSrERS. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
PETS, RUGS. CHINA AND GLA SNARE, COOK
&C. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL TH1RTIETH.
dence general collection of household furniture be-
cal ed. an16 AT