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RAILROADS.
UNHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

sasraRHzr zEEzsEzAE.s HSs$E sss.r
sT@E II Efrnas Nnq I.S ,ss
rn.rss Ivr WasniNofo s. sn isHs CORNER
For s11Ta and oh he q
f e psl s Stepping Cars at ssS am: daily Fast
Hsr s Is a. T Ws. slss2nT eaSs from
mdsi;s with isiace Cars to Pittsburr and .inein-
s. va ccs@sas and s. L II with with
cfs 'ss Sa e Sas sS4 M Wet w
And ri DH FToNac e R efhiisSH
TOT Ere Canandsigua. Rochester. Buifalo Niagara.
M = m, daily, except Saturday. with Palace Cars.
R ssM s'eii to Canaan daisus. and Harrisburg to
yor "i.liamsport. Lock Haven and Fmlrs, at $50
For New york and the East. 500 a. m. 1880 a. m.
2sG and lo5 Limited rn on sa n
For se Change ai sssps sa ss:,
:;s hssssa sennss:
Ing direct transfer t. Fnls9n street avoiding double
l0 Limited E.p n uSsa sSs .s' sy ,a
e. $50 Sc 1852 M :ss ase
for Pspe's Greek Line sao m and 4:4o p. m daily,
Sor Annapolis. $40 m. and 4:4o pm daily, except
Sunday. 80 1892
yHRs s fzR ssB
RAILROAD.
Tor Alexandria, $780, TOO e20 IL 90 and IL as M
2:UJ. 4:30. 300. 500. 500 and II 80 m. On
Sunday ut $50, 9. 20 and IL rs a. M 200 md 500
p.n
Tor BE hmold and the South, ESQ and IL "a a. m
d.is.snd 200 2. p: daily. except sunday. " : ~
Xxaans leave Alexandria fer Washington. 600, $780,
9:-s and 1000 am; 1850, 12:5O, 3. 90 $40 100
ane 9;l0 z. M, and 200 nlisnizht ON Sunday at
500. 9:53 and 1000 q. M: TOO and $40 pm
T1cEss AID information at the ofica northeast cor
ner Of 18Th street and Pennsyvani. and at the
pagsase to destination from hotels and residences
J.R. WOOD,
cx.e General Passenger Agent
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REVIVAL OF a Railroad Pro,ect.

road bed Of the Pennsylvania and Sodas Bay rail-
road from Lake Ontario to Elmira was purchased
by Joseph B. Alley, OF Massachusetts,, for $s5, 600
The road and its branches have mileage OF one
hundred miles. Three-quarters Of million Of
dollars was expended In grading and bridging the
road ten years ago The first mortgage was fore
closed and the road sold. The purchasers promise
to finish the road and start trains this summer It
Is believed that the West Shore is interested In the
purchase. There Is enthusiasm all along the line.
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SENATOR Fans WIFE DIVORCED AND ALLOWED
OVER $4,OU.OO0 ALIMoNY.-In the divorce sun az
court IN Virginia City, Nevada, Saturday granted
tne decree OF divorce as PRAYED for, and allowed
sne plainun n, 10000 In money and United States
the custody OF the three minor childrei -virginia
Ihereea Alice and Charley. The Gu ,fody Of tn
fendant ~
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Abandoned the Ministry for the stage

PrrTsBURG, May IA special dispatch from In
diana. Pa, says Rev. Charles T. Steck, OF the
Evangelical Lutheran church OF this city, made
his debut there on Saturday night as Hamlet and
Rfchelieu The hall was crowded with the best
people OF the town. and those capable OF Judging
wonderfully impressive, while his enunciation
was good and his gestures and stage. actions per-
rect. Mr.. Steck has received letter from the
president OF the Lutheran Synod stating notice
OF his intention to abandon the ministry for the
stage had been received, and asking an explana-
ton OF the matter.
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Miners strike.

WMKssBARKE Pa, May 1.-THE miners and
Parrish & Co, are on a strike. They demand that
six cars loaded with coal shall be days work
The company requires them to turn out seven
cars, which they refuse to do.
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IOHN SHERMAN Co.
q Real Estate Aucticneers 027 F street northwest

AUCTION sALEoF PREMIsEs. NO. a5ss K STREET
~ NORTHWEST, LOT 27x7S.-
1888. AT FIX OCLbcK p. NJ. I Win Offer Tor FL
sale .s pubic auction In front Of the premises the
west feet front on north street Of lot square Is
IN Washington City. improved by two-story brick
Terms: One 1curth cash. residue in three equal in
saments az six. twelve and eighteen months the pur-
fomssory noos to be given therefor bearing
the and policy Of the
1uding Terms to be complied with In seven days. on
default resale at risk and cost Of defaung
an conyeyancing at purchasers cost and 500 deposit
on acceptance Of bid.
my11-eo&ds VIM II SMITH Salearu.r
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A Steamer Burned,
TWO LIVES LOST.

CHICAGO, May IA special dispatch from
Seattle, Washington Territory. says: The iron
steamship Mississippi, owned by the oregon Inn
proyement company, was burned Sunday MORN
ing With 100 tons OF coal The fire spread to the
coal sheds on shore and burned 500 feet. The
chief engineer was burned to death, ana one man
was killed BY falling tfmbers and another vessel
damaged. The Mississippi was totally destroyed
She was formerly used as a blockade runner.
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THOMAS X. wAGGAMAN.
Il Real Estate Auctioneer.

NNHOMAS 4. WAGGAMAN.
Il Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY, FRONT.
ING ON TENTH STREET. BETWEEN STREET
AND SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTH
LAST. AND ON AND BOUNDARY STREETS,
HEIMEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
NORTHEAST.
ON MONDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p M Part of lot T. in square 945 fronting
~ feet on 10th street and immediately thereafter lot l.
IN square north OF 772 fronting 1871 street. and
149 " on Boundary street. Terms day of sale.
myl0d&ds THOS. e WAGGAMHN. Auctioneer
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TIusTEE,s SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUsI-
Il NESS PROPERTY, KNOWN AS No 63I PEE
SYLvANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST >~. -

,sYLvANIA AvENnE NORTHWEST. 0'a 1@N ~
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme rorr. 80 H., a.
district OF Coumbia passed pr,i s0ff IssS ' ~ IA
tu cause % oIees 81 IS, Coyle eli al No S4Ia I'D
E9a,ty on me of said court win ee / at nub
FIRST pay OF MAY. 1885, at HALF PAST
nyuR O'CLOCK Nh thst certain piece parcel Of
recorded OF part OF Square numbered four
hundred and sixty (6lh In the city Of Washington
o., together with the improvements, consisting Of
three story brick store building.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One fourth
tash the balance In three equal instruments at ONE
SIX per cent per annum. secured by the proniissory
noles OF the purchaser and reserved lien upon the
premises sold, all cash at the option Of the
cnaser ceed to be given upon payment OF the entire
purchase , money detcst Of $500 viii be required
sale must be compiled with within ton days after SALE
GuntQn building, 472 Louisiana avenue northwest
WIN. YOUNG, Auctioneer,
- i4<O new York avenue northwest. my10-d&d1
Sale Or DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. NO. 7O4 G
~ STREET SOUTHWEST.
DE asecuon OF the owner, Who Is resident g.
IN ~ Rqeiic sale 70 front Of the premises
HALF Pss q; E My EIGHTEENTHs 1883. Ar
No H. H. lot Ne "a and part q o
h.sanat ana commodious two story, attic and
honsa p sso On virginia and Maryland avenues. The
dence e R9oSsn and has been the resi-
snraooerys &c, will be sold at q bsrSaIn. eo' "N'
.ee cash and balance in oue two and
''--e' ''~1'' ~'so interest At six per cent.
Resl Estate Broker, 9i5 Street nortSS;t
AAA.s Aucuoneer. my11-6t
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When the court reassembled afyer recess Mr. D.
C. Green. member OF the jury. represented to the
court the desire Of himself and most OF his fellow
Jurors to change the hours OF the session during
the remainder OF the present week, on account Of
the meeting of the Society OF the Army OF the Po-
tomac, and MI Green mentioned. incidentally, the
races. He suggested that the session be from 10
70 O'Clock, without recess
Juror Hon1gan complained that such an ar
rangement would interfere with his business more
than the present plan.
Judge Wylie, after consulting counsel, decided
70 Try the plan proposed by Mr. Green tomorrow.
MI Wilson then continued his address to the
jury.
Mr. Wilson was speaking when TIE STARS
report closed. he expects to conclude his remarks
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- BENSINGER, AuctLOneer,
De Washington Horse and Carriage Bazar
s3S. s40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIEs. CARRI-
AGES WAGONS. HARNESS, &C., EVERY TUES
DAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING.
C0MMENCIN0 At TEN O'CLOCK, REGARD.
LESS OF WEATHER.
Constantly on hand and at private large stock Of
Horses New and second- hand Buggee, Carriages Elk
coDsRnments. f29 2m
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers

EXECUT0R,3 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNlMPROYED REAL ESTATE, BELONG
ING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ELIAB
kNGMAN. IN sQUARE No. 241. FRONTING
~ KY ffo9tuR q "a I STREET. STREET AND
ON On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
SECOND. at .HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK on $5aa
the premises, we shall sell, by virtue of the
vest IN us BY the will Of the late Eixb Kingan Lots
9, ., 9snd TO- in sub of square al fronting
eAcn ~ feet ON l4th street. between and streets
northwest extending back los feet to IO-foot sey
Inc iots covered BY the improvements win be sold TO-
gether, the remainder eeparately ~
Lcts 9i 55 "a and So in SUBJ Of same square, 'front.'
Ing each Is feet north street. between 18th and 18th
streets west extending Lack 100 feet to 20 foot aey
Lots ~ %. 81 81 % and 60 in sub of same SQUARE
IRONING each l6 feet inches on KinGman Place be-
10 foot alley. ~ ~ 49, "
Parts Of Lots a. a. AZ and 40 SUBJ of lots in same
gnare fronting each 20 feet On Kingman Place, be-
Plats Of all the lots win be exhibited at the SALE and
nay De seen prior at the Office Of Thos. j. Fisher Co.,
1874 street northwest.
TERMS One-third Of purchase money in cash; the
remainder In sig and twelve months. with interest and
secured by deed Of trust the property sold de-
os1s Of 100 On each lot must be made when bid of
OF sale are not complied with in ep days from day OF
ae the property will be resoid ct risk cost Of de-
my1o-d x III II; hsRRff SSdahAS. Executors.
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PROPOSALS.
w AsH1NGToN sCHUETzEN yEREIN

WASHINGTON sCHUETzEN vEREIN
lie WV S sosEsa pay ~
a0t the Stands preparatory for the
on tie 18Th day Of june and lasting four days:
dnsse Bsss Bars with privilege Of selling sesars
One Fancy Goods Stand. with privilege of two.
ne Carriage Yard and Carousal.
Terms: third cash; the remainins two thirds to
Proposals should be accompanied By snftcient secu
Ely fSr the amount and either 70 the
OF to the Treasurer. Mr. Chas Graft. 4O9 Sd street
The executive committee reserve the right to accept
an or AZ ard II the latter case said
s Of NAY NkxT ct lie park
By Sfss sH hssssss sfRnss
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, :. =.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. May 4th. 1883.
until TME2xE oSIock NOON. :, M iS bb MAY
In iss
sass,R aa
lssng thereto viii befurnshed on application to this
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of War;
enaeIssd on the outside of the envelope. Proposals
Bids win be considered e RS sish ten
my7-m&thSw secretary Of War.
fFFfSh foR s4hAAEEfMd6 osf4:
POST OHTICR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May s, 1885,
un Ssiea T b 5soYsd 4 ne
1855 at TWELVE O'Clock n, Tor 4 in Sn iush n
al Banfs ana 1s
70 pc supplied 70 poetasters by the Postmaster Com
era OF used in his Department for thu transaction Of
pssSSs Of fsss
Blank forms Of bids. with samples Of printed blanks
ana full specifications. win be furnished upon app.jca-
ton to the Superintendent Of the Money Order System
Post Office DepartmIht, Washington, d. c.. 1t whose
ofice samples Of bound books may be saen.
my7-m&th4w Postn,sster General
DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, May7, 1888.
n Sssls1 PropSsas T b rsceiyed It this nsRartment
SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, 1889 for furnishing Stationery
ior the Navy Department and bureaus and ofiices
thereof in Washington. during the fscd year ending
Blank forms Of proposals. irving the necessary in
partment. - - -
The Department reserves the right to waive defects
and to reject any or all bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the Secretary of the
Navy, and Endorsed Proposals for Stationery. {"
ED. 7. NICHOLS,
myt.1aw4" Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

WASHINGTON BARRACKS d. c., April q 1883. /
sealed Proposals in trpicate subject to the usual
condtone with copy OF this advertisement attached
VII be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON. on WEDNESDAY,, MAY SIXTEENTH, 1888
at which time and place they win be opened in presence
o. bidders for furnishing and delivering the Fresh
Beef required by the Subsistence Department u s.
Army. at this post for issue to troops thereat during
the nscal year commencing July LIST, 1885,
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed enyeopea
the undersigned. $1,000 ~
proposals. = - -
Blank proposals. giving information AZ to conditions
quapty OF Beef payment, amount Of bond. &C., musf
be obtained by application to this office.
SEBREE SMITH. LIST 1t. b. O, n. I'd Art. A. O. a
ap17, 1S&my14&l5-4t - - - ~
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Business Failure In Augusta. G.

DusIn0SS Failure In AUGUSTA Gsls
AUGUSTA. GA, May 14-V. Richards Bros, an
old and prominent dry goods firm OF this city.
made an assignment this morning to j. c. C.
Black, OF Augusta, and John G. Long, of New
York. Their liabilities are 100000 and assets in
STOCK, real estate, notes ana accounts, S06 600
There are no preferred creditors. The debts are
due mainly In New York and Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r T. coLDwEIL. Auctioneer.

II T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT.
IMPROVED BY SMALL BRICK HOUSE Al
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECOND STREET
last AND STREET NORTH.
By virtue Of decree. passed by the Supreme ~.
Court OF the District Of Columbia in EQuity Cause 5
No. 42u, entitled saunders Bowen, substitute MA
ing the undsrs gned Trustee III that certain deed of
land records Of the District OF Columbia from sayes
Sertember H. 1879. and upon the written request OF
the holder OF the pronssory note secured therein
shai offe- for sale at public auction, FRIDAY MAY
EIGHTEENTH, 1883. at HALF-PAST FIVE P. NJ in
front Of the premises the north five 1850 feet O.
rfiy-oEe t75ll. IN the city Of washinyton. d. @.
sr,s Of sale: One third balance in two equal
s1 per cent secured b. deed Of trust on the property
hundred dollars deposit acceptance Of bid. Terms
o. sale to be comphed with in ten days from day Of
SALE otherwise the property to be sold at cost Of de-
fauiting purchaser. The purchaser Is to bear the
costs OF ccnyeyanc.ng and recording.
DANIEL orc. CAILAGHAE, Trustee
myIo-u&ds No. 40 7th street northwest.
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Storage Of Explosive Oils ON Ferry
Boats

CERTIFICATES REFUSED BIT STEAMBOAT INSPECTORS.
NEW YORK, May 1A-The local steamboat fnspec-
tors have refused to issue certificates to the ferry
boats plying On the North and East rivers which
on the ground that great explosion would be
liable to occur In case OF collision The inspectors
owners construct their gas reservoirs on deck
The steamboat companies have appealed to In
spector General Dumont at Washington, but have
not as yet received reply.
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AUCTION SALES.
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEoRGEToWN. D. G .
At PUBLIC SALE, NEAR THE Market

rAAOA61E KnOkz11xA An GEORGETOWN. ID. G
AI,,. PUBLIC SALE. NEAR THE MARKET
On MONDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH. 1888. sae
ct the hour Of SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front Of NV
the premises, will offer at public sale ali that 49,
part q Lot No. A in Georgetown. District Of Colum-
street. distant sixteen feet from where the west line
OF said Lot No. Al ntersecs Bridge street. and running
south fftyve feet and ten inches then east TWENTY
two feet and four inches then north ty feet and
ten inches to Bridge street. then west feet
and four inches to the beginnlng Also all that part Of
of said lot and running west ON Bridge street
EIGHT feet and four inches (more less then
eouth feet (mcre ess) then east thirty
eight feet and four inches tnore OF less) then north
tventy.sx feet more or less Market space to the
place Of beginning.
Also. al that part Of Lot plumber g. in Old George
town. D. c. situated at the corner of Bridge street and
Bank alley, fronting thirty-one feet and six inches
on the north side of Bridge street. and running back
norshwsry Of the same width as the 'front.' and nd
witt all the improvements up IN the same.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest," ct six cent; all cash. the
option of the purchaser. A deed given and deed OF
trust taken. deposit fifty dollars REQUIRED on each
sale Az cenveyanciDg and recording at the expense Of
the purchaser Il. P. JACKSON,
myl-d&ds Attorney for Whites Heirs.
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fNHOMAs E. wAGaAMAN. Real Estate 4

fNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE uNIMpROyED PROPERTY. FRONT
M M On IHihD PETE BTREETs BETWEEN STREET
II EAST 4Sl nr.n. 80 ..r..-..--.
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Lot II. in square 756, IN
fronting 60 feet on Sd street Terms day OF sale -
dads THOS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer
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Running Up the Cost OF the Panama
Canal.

PANAMA. May 1.-The minister OF the interior
has notified the canal company that they must
pay the expenses OF keeping from 2, 900 to 1900
men on the Isthmus TO maintain order. and it is
estimated that during the fourteen years the con-
will cost s.. 100000. and may reach $40, 600 or
$4,000. 600
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Sno murder OF Elliott, was resumed I'm thecr1minal
ccSr ms morning John Dougherty. variety
70 relate the assault made BY Eliott on A phils6si
pma ponceman as an indication OF his quarrel
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Braums Not % be Removed
Secretary Folger has decided not to remove Mr..
Henry Brauns. superintendent OF the new post
ONCE OF Baltimore. who was Investigated for In
competency
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the Delaware Authorities.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May A-DistTtct Attorney
Valentine has notified the authorities OF Delaware
that Henry harrington. the seaman charged with
the murder OF Thomas Fisher, second mate OF the
ship Adam NJ. Simpson, by knocking him over
board In the Delaware river, Will be held to await
their order, as the case should properly be tried In
that state.
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81. LOUIS, May lA-The town OF Oronaro IN
SOutnWestern Missouri, was totally Destroyed b
tne cyclone yesterday. A number OF persons Wer5
injured out not killed At Liberty, MO-, seteraI
houses were destroyed or badly damaged and IN
me adjacent county several farm houses and other
Du1oings were blown down. fences were destroyed
ana treeS upr0oted Capt John Thompson wa
severely injured, and his horse was killed. At
missouri City. on the Missouri river the steamor
across the river and lodged on q sand-bar Near
fateonourg the storm was severe, leveling several
houses and blowing down trees At Troy Kan. .
Oh miles west OF St Joseph, Mo-, two houses were
demolished. but nobody was hurt
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
9befollowfng are the opening ana closing uraoea
c1the New York Stock Market to-day "a reporte1
tyspecial wire TO b. Il Dodge, $50 18th street.
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mo. A. PRESCOTT. Real Estate Broker
- 14l6 f street northwest.
TRUSTEES 1Np SAIE * xAkgo TE q

TRUSTEES SALE, BY AUCTION OF IMPROVED
AND UNIMPKOVED REAL ESTATE.
We shall offer for sale the following described -
property on the days mentioned below: MONDAY fE:5
NAY FOURTEENTH, 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK ass
Ma Lot ". square 644 This lot is on the west side
OF 50 street. next to northwest of street sout-
vest and can be three parts Of sixteen feet
e ~ situated On street next to northwest Of
90 parts OF sixteen and twothrd feet front each to an
alley.
HALF l6x) O'CLOCK p. NJ, two two-story frame
houses situated Ia H1lsdae (near Uniontown) on the
insane asylum and known q the Bishop Ward houses.
about one half acre of geound each.
Terms q sole: ne-iourth cash; balance In six.
we've and eighteen months secured on the property
sold. A deposit Of 500 required on each piece Of
property sold. ALI expense OF conyeyancing at cost
purchase IN default of which the property Is to be re-
defauiting purchaser.
5 5ke. F 4; ARsaEEEscoTr's Trustees.
JOS. T. COLDWELL, Auctoneer. my2, 8. 9, 1874
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nR. BA2TLEBEN; GRADUATE OF PENNsYLc
II vs11a College. Philadelphia. having purchased
my 9tre and residence has resumed practice Icond-
IDENTITY zee tiliend him to patrons and che public
gei:erzy as dentist of undo,Ibted ability M.ACAR-
MAN, Eeatist. lois 14th ST. NV. ap9- 2m
A RfiIiCIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN-
se:ted IInmeehatey after extracting natural teeth,
I'm lserdid success. Modern methods and all a
branches Of Dentistry. Moderate fees.
,25-i5 GH. DON NALLY. l3kl street northwest
II DENTIST,
1871 street northwest.
Preservation Of the Natural Teeth Specially fi- Am.
nR; RANDALL PARSONS. DENTIST
~ as IN street. northwest, over Bailantynes Book
Store. Cold filings specially. Gas given day OF
night sis
nR; r. n. TALBOT DENTIST. No. 4s7 7TH
strst three doors frora e. Dentistry in am
ITS branches Teeth inserted 81 Per set All work war
fantef jaa19
HOwLaND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. 211
- ~ street three doors no-th OF Pennsylvania
avenue, east side. Hereafter attractions under
NITROUS Oxide. without pain, viii be 81 for the rst
tcSth and 90 cents each additional tooth at the same
sittnE Ezractlons without gas. so cents each tooth
cest Arun;1ai Teeth mode. 81 per set. Gold and
Amaigsm Filings. FROM 81 to IS. An work warrantad
nrss-c'aSs Have administered Nitrous Oxide to Oyer
81 GG6 .ztientS w.
Patients coming BY car viii be furnished free ticket.
&C and I-cn the ofica.) mil
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TWO-STORY AND MANsARD ROOF PRESS BRICK
'FRONT.', WITH TWO-STORY BACK BUILD
ING, NO. 1882 TWELFTH STREET NORTH
ON mt TUESDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH at s1x
OC1OCKP NJ, viii sell In front Of the prem Ej;:j
ises. LOT u. SQUARE 274, Az;a
fronting II feet % inches 10Th street northwest
depth OF 81 feet to an alley improved by well built
two story back building House contains nine rooms
gas and water.
Terms Onethird cash; balance in one and two years
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed
Or all cash. at option of purchaser. Conveyancing.
3c.. at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with
in seven days. otherwise resale at risk Of de-
faultng purchaser after five days. public of such
DC. deposit Of 500 required at time Of sale.
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A HUSBANDS PETITION FOB DIvoRcR-Mr q. 7.
Wiswell, as solicitor for John II. Merriman. to-day
nled petition for divorce from Della Neriman.
They were married In june, 1873, In this city, by
Rev John II. Brooks BE charges that she de-
house. No 40 street northwest, with man and
team ana took away nearly all his household
she is living with their two children. and where,
he charges, she has committed repeated acts OF
adultery. he alleges also that on January g. 1854
terry.
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YELLOW FEVER IN CuBA-The national board OF
health is informed that during the month OF April
there were thirty eight deaths from yellow fever
ending May 9TH.
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LIZ 0hut.oO efOvOHD0n0Ot Demon mcel
LIMERICK, Nay A-At meeting or the nsrsonsi
league. held yesterday, resolutions were passed
oenouncing the government and the arrears o.
per OF parliament for Mallow, In q speech charged
the government with pursuing policy Of revenre
ana patience.