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The Commencement Season.

THE LAW SCHOOL OF THR NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
The National Theater was crowded last evening
on the occasion or the commencement OF the law
department OF the National University. The rich
floral decorations were arranged In exquisite taste
President Arthur, WHO is chancellor eL occio of
the university occupied seat on the stage. Seated
with him were Mr. Justice Bradley, Commissioner
Lor1ng, ex-Mayor Emery, Judge Hagner, Gen.
Hazen, ex-Gov. Wells, DR.. T. T. Sewers. Hon. W.
Wflloughby, Mr.. Leonard, reco or St Johns Pro-
testant Episcopal church; Postmaster General
Gresham; Senator Conger Michigan; ex-senator
Mitchell, Oregon; District Commissioner Ed
monds; Gen. Van Vlet: Representative Ryan,
Kansas; the Chinese legation; the Argentine
minister; the French minister, and others;
controller Lawrence, Treasurer Wyman, be-
SIDES the members OF the university fac
ulty. Gen. Sherman and District Attorney
CQrkhill occupied private box The exercises OF
Marine band. Rev. Mr.. A. Leonard offered prayer
An ADDRESS was delivered by Hon. Arthur Mac
Arthur, president or the faculty. The address TO
the graduating class was delivered by Prof H. O.
Claughton. The degree OF bachelor OF Laws was
then conferred upon the thirty graduates and the
degree OF master or laws upon the twenty-seven
post graduates whose names have been an
then bestowed by Mr.. Wells, in behalf or the COM
mfttee on ards, as follows: The University gold
medal for post graduate essay to Josiah Quincy
Kern for his essay On"The doctrine OF ultra vires
the Macarthur gold medal for senior essay to Jas.
X eaton, or Virginia, and the medal for the best
junior examination to VIM. +. Warner President
Arthur, Judge Macarthur, Prof Claughton, Mr..
very handsome floral testimonials from members
OF the Junior class
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John SHERMAN 500,
u Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
o27 street northwest

CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROYED LOT ON
sl1TEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS.
.h ny virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofA8
cs1ss No. s:so7. Equity docket a. Win seh St
Rf IEIES hnni is,s. On THUKsDAY JUNE F0UR:
sne premses snbot a. square $50, in Warrington
analley. ~ S0ss WV 49, ' " "
Terms Of sale: oneth,ra c..n ,.,.r.. :, ecua, nav
ments Ct one and two years WITH intere or n cash q
secured Sy dS q Deferred psy9ents 70 be
ye do. ,nd a, sseSorng cost Seventy
not consiei Vs y .sa q Day Of sale. terms are
sell re property Of the Iak aud cot a Ia dsfsti
n. II. anYTH HslsSrmaAS ". f0NLER, Trustee.
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Wall Street To-day.
ADVANCE IN PRICES OF STOCKS

NEW YORK, June 8.-The Posts financial article
says: During the first hour and a half or business
this morning the stock market was OF q hesitating
character and somewhat fevertSh, with smaller
volume or business than during the same time
yesterday. But about IL O'Clock there was sud
zen accession OF strength and prices advanced \
10 "a IN the next half hour, the latter on North
the half hour were the following advances, viz {:
northwestern. ~; Denver, ~; Western Union,
u; Jersey Central, q. The railroad bond market
was firm and prices generally higher State bonds
were dull. Government bonds were II higher for
AIS and Is higher for all Others
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READING, Pa, June 8.-Additional reports re-
ceived to-day show that last nights storm was
one OF the severest for years. A force OF men was
Kept at work nearly all night in repairing the
ton on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
The barn OF George Sprecher, at Brecknock, Ian.
caster county, and another barn at Penllyn
Chester county, were struck by lightning and
destroyed, and a church at Amityville was con.
slderaDly damaged. Cattle and horses were
Killed in various parts of the country.
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The schooner Fred. Tyler, laden with coal for
11verton, while passing through the railroad
draw at Tiyerton, Mass, struck the bridge and
sank.
Sir James Carmichael, baronet, is dead, in his
Goth year.
Eiphatet Clarke. the Oldest homeopathic physi-
clan In Maine died this morning at his residence,
near Portland, aged 50. He was the founder with
Ut: Gray, OF New York. OF the American Institute
OF HOmeopa thy.
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CLEVELAND June Sat the closing session O
the American Medical Association committee or
surgical service aboard ocean vessels was APP
pointed. as follows: Drs. A. N. Bell, NewYOrk;
L. Glpon. U. s navy; l. N. Quimby, New jersey
ii. y. Marcy, Mass, and II. II. Smith, Pa.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
we're the readings at the office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: z am. 704; II am, 1871; pm
$3.50 Maximum, 81 2; minimum G. l.
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Death Sentence.

NEW YORK, June S.-Edward Hovey, who shot
and killed his sister-in-law, Mrs. Fannie Vermil-
lore the general term OF the supreme court, and
sentenced to be hanged on the 9th OF July next
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctionesrs.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlDRE. &C, CONTAINED IN HOUSE No.
225 STREET NORTHWEST. CONSISTING IN
PART OF PLUSH SOFAS. PLUSH CHAIRS,
BOOK CASES, WHATNOTS, WAL UT AND
GTH HEB BEDsTE. DIS. MI BUREAUs. N. T.
WALNUT wARDROBES, COMMODES, HAIR
AND OTHER MATTRESSES. FEATHER BEDS
fILLOWS AND BOLST4 RS HALL, STAIR
CHAMBER AND OTHER CARPETS, STOVES
ChOCkERY AND GLASS WARE, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &C.. &c.
BY virtue Of order issued by the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia holnS, special term for pro-
bate business, will sell at the above named resince
On MO DAY. THE ELEVENTH. DAY OF JUNE, A.
d. 1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. ali the Furli-
tre. Re, contained therein, being partly enumerated
above to which the attention Of buyers rs called.
d. PINkNEY WEST
Jed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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THE ENGINEER CADET QUESTION. motion for q
rehearing in the case OF H G. Leopold against the
United States was made in the Court OF Claims to-
day. The decision will be announced on Monday.
This is the case which affects the status of cadet
engineers, which was recently decided In favor of
the claimant A rehearing was requested by Sec
retary Chandler
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NHE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE.

positively is the hghtest running Machine ever made
c cnd use It without fatigue Every
beautiful lock stitch and is so simple and reliable that
a c9id can use it. Az wearing parts hardened
ano mace sd1ostabie, thus making the most durable
machine IN the market Be sure and try the Hartford
MacMne DeiOEe you decide for durability. convenience
and examine 1t at ~
OPPENHEIMER'S,
heilable Sewing Machine Rooms
t2o 9TH STREET NORTHWEST,
1 St. Cloud Building.
GOOD Mach1nes for rent. An kinds repaired. my12
MO WINDY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NO INsOI,ENT
~ agent to tax yog to death. but the Finest Assort
no csnvasser can approach, Renting Repairing. 60
my3 1a7 or strea4
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Tm NORFOLK NAVY YARD IHvKsfIaATIoN-It IL
stated that the recent investigation OF the Norfolk
navy yard h unsatisfactory TO Secretary Chandler,
and that upon his return from New Hampshire he
Win appoint another board, composed Of naval
omceyss none Of whom are on duty at that station.
e WIN not be 90 much restricted a. 70 details OF
time - was the last board
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VINHE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE
Il ESTABLISHED 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
and by the highest mechan-
rndnins ana highes: arm lock machine ever
holes TO thread neither has it's shuttle We sail oniy
nEst-cass new improved machines Of different makes
ana lowest prices No outside agents First class ma
Gmnes ZOE REM All kinds repaired and warranted.
9srated cataoGu0 and price list mailed free to aly
ADDRESS, &. AUERBACH,
Double Store. corner 7th and streets.
0enC 3 r furnishings and Hats next door. ml9
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I'd Edition.
--latest KILOGRAMS to The Star
{ to the Washington Express.

Accident to the Washington Express.
BOSTON: June s-The Washington express, on
left Boston last evening" coiiided with q Boston
bound freight train. near W tuiamantic Conn caus-
ing considerable dam ige to the engines Fortu-
nately the trains had nearly come to stop before
the collision occurred. The engineers and firemen
Jumped and Were somewhat injured. Engineer
Mark Breer being most seriously hurt, and was
brought here this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-08

AT THE CABINET MEETING to-day all the men,
bers OF the Cabinet were present except Secretary
Chandler. Nothing but routine business was con-
Sfdered
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A Duel on Horseback,

NEW YORK, June 6-A special dispatch from
Richmond, Va, says: A roadside duel took place
eight miles east OF Patrick Court House yesterday
between Sheriff DOnckley (democraD, who was
recently elected 10 that Office. and w. T. Waller
his opponent Waller tt is believed was MORALLY
wounded Both were on horseback riding down
the mountain side, when Waller espied his enemy
and fired
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There were nine cases OF sunstroke In New York
yesterday.
Two attempts were made Wednesday 10 burn
Silvertcn, Col Seventy-three Indictments have
been found against gamblers and others connected
with the plots The city Is patrOlled by bodies OF
armed men. vigilance committee has beer
formed.
1t is probable that Gov. Butler win not be pres
ent at the Harvard commencement.
The International Typographical Union at Gin.
cfnnau yesterday adopted q resolution recurring
that sub-lists be abolished In all union ofices bJ
September first next
Earl Spencer, lord-neufenant OF Ireland In reply
to the memorial asking TO reprieve Timothy Kelly
who is under sentence to be hanged on June Q. has
declined to grant q respite TO the condem ned
man.
The Emperor Francis Joseph opened new Oh.
servatory In Vienna on Wednesday. It contains q
refractor an inch bigger than the one In the OBJ
servatOry In this city.
Representatives OF the southern exposition at
Louisville, KY, Including Senator Beck. Henry
Watters0n, Proctor Knott and John g. Carlisle.
were entertained at banquet at Delmonlco'a,
New York, last evening. Gen Grant. Bishop Dud-
ley and others made speeches
Travel on the Brooklyn bridge has decreased no
uceably during the past few days. 1t having been
found that the fo0tWay u too hot for comfortable
travelling.
Ansonfa, near New Haven, Conn, b quite en-.
cited over a ALLEGED attempt the part OF Father
Byron. Roman Catholic priese TO procure pad
ents for D.. Conklings Of that place
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GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS OF THE q. r. RAILROAD
APPoMTHD.-The President to-day appointed
Isaac II. Bromley (Conn), Geo g. Haven N.YA.
Watson Parrish CNehb Colgate HOyt N.Y.l and
Arthur l. COnger (OhiOl, government directors for
the Union Pacific RR.
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THE TRADES.


DCkU> III. DARBY,
H A.. 9Th street. NEWSPAPER. BOOK AND JoB
ysfHRER- All kinds Of Printing in good yle nj lov
pr1-ss. sssfsiactIon guaranteed je6
II EIGE;.S. JOUkNAIS
u CASH BOOKS, &C.. &c.
10 efoer a LyceStb Danoery, l0l2 Pa. ave-
1i8 II. w. MCNkALs Trop'r.
GIBSON BROTHERS,
NJ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PaINTEn&
Izss PennsylyaniA svelua. Washington. D. q.
- 1He Prfntn4 Specially. 1nnl3
5O7 P1cruns FRAxza 5O7
GEO. c. GwYNN, 6C7 ~ STREET aW.
Iul seccens in Ger xu0 Old Family pwtratta spI
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pOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
FINANCIAL.

PUY AND SELL T. s GOVT AND d. G. BONDS:
DAso 5" ASH C. GASLIGHT and ALI. other City
StUck-
Deposits received subject to check
We Gay SPECIAL attention % obtaining CORRECT
md RELIABLE information regarding our Va ri1us CITY
securities ad prepared Ill tunes to answer nuui-
nee regarding same.
HARRY C. TOWERS CO.
BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANCE
Hy3l I4c0 + STREET NORTHWEST
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The Exercise. ar aou,,,l;.

ANNAPOLIS Nd, June 6.-The annual examina.
ton OF the naval academy draws rapidly 10 a close
and practical exercises are hurried after each
other In rapid succession. This morning there was
Fencing under Prof. CarbeSier in the armory. Inn
lneulately after these exercises artillery practice
followed. Cadet Chaplin was I'm charge About
a dozen shots were fired by field artillery at tar
get 500 yards distant and excellent line shots were
made. Calling gun fired at target the same
distance showered bullets like hail all around the
target
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PROGRESS OF WORK ON THE PENSION BUILDING.
General NJ. c. Meigs, the supervising architect
and engineer OF the new Pension building, today
sent to the Secretary OF the Interior a report OF
the progress made I'm the work during the past
month The report states that the cellar wal |;
under the southern half OF the building, have
been completed, excepting the two upper courses.
The north wall OF the courtyard and OF ifs east
and west walls north OF the center line have been
raised nearly to the level OF tue floor OF the
second story. The exterior wall OF the north half
OF the building has been carried up TO the stills OF
the exterior windows OF the first floor The
amount expended up TO date Is 81, 76557; balance
remaining S31o ia M
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fshO3iAS. BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

as.AO1tEzo.IOWLlNU, AuCUOleer.
SALE OF BOOKS.
MONDAY Evening, JUNE ELEVENTH.
AID FOLLOWING EVENINGS.
FXECCIORS' SALE, BY CATALOGUE,
LIBRARY OF THE LATE ELIAB KINGMAN
TOGETHER WITH
THREE GOLD WATCHES
By ORDER OF KINGIIAN AND BOICE, EXECU-
TORS;
COOKS BELONGING To OTHER OWNERS,
EHBEACING
SOME GERMAN AND FRENCH BOOKS,
10 BIZ SOLD AT MY
AUCTION ROOMS, 8. ". Co NER PRNNSYIVA-
MA AFiHUF AND ELEVENTH STREET.
- WASHINGTON, DC,
MONDAY EVENING, JU :. ~ ELEVENTH. 1883
AND FOLLOWING fsENINGS, COMMENCING At
SEVEN O'CLOCK.
TERMS CASH
let 1T THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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senator Van Wyck's Letter.

WHAT THE POSTMASTER GENERAL SAYS ABOUT RI.
"Will you reply to Senator Van Wyck's letters
was the question asked OF Postmaster General
Gresham to-day by STAR reporter
Il uoht KNOW That IL Is necessary. Senator
Van Wyck came 10 see me the other day ana said
tnat ne tnought the service was unn 'CeSSary. He
asked me TO have the matter looked into and
said that IL would be. / don't think that any
further statement on my part il needed. The
matter Is In the hands OF General Elmer
and he is competent TO attend TO It. No one doubts
Mr. Eimer's Integrity or efficiency, or would sus-
pect him or doing an improper act and Mr.. Ly-
mans honesty is not questioned"
DECISION REvERsED.-The Secretary OF the In
terror has reversed his decision In the Sault Ste
Marie case, and has decided that Porterleld scrip
can be located upon IT, owing to the fact that it
has NOT been occupied by Indians, and is land In q
state OF nature.
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KNINE BUILDING LOT 81 1912 FEET FRONT ON
IL STREET. BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH STREETS NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNEaaA
TWELFTH, AT FIVE THIRTY O'CLOCK, WeF$&
viii sell. in front of the premises. -
LOT ). SQUARE S5.
This lot Is rapdly advancing in value and now has
an old Frame Dwelling on it.
. Terms: One quarter cash; balance In one, two and
three years. notes to bear six cent interest payable
annually notes TO be occurred by deed Of trust or
CURED at ssi e. Conveys1enE &c. ct purchasers
the right reserved to resell at risk cost of default
ing purchaser, after giving i've days public notice Of
ton, d. G.
ie7-dkda DnNCANSON RR0S Ano4io,aa..
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AUCTION SALES

~ BESSINGFR, Auct.onesr,
Ne WASHINGTON Horse and Carriage Bazar
s>S $40 and 942 LOuizaua avenus
On SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE Nj TIL, COM
menc!ug at TEN O'CLOCK, viii sell about
20 head medium price Work and Driving Horses.
l secondhand Extension top Carriage.
Top Bugpies. Harness. etc.
Also,
! One Sorrel Mare, Buggy and Harness. The Mare is
fast kind and gentle, and scld for NO fault.
1t s. BENSINGET, huctioneer.
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rEOICE AND MOST VALUABLE BUILDING
" SITES FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH, 1883. at~s.,
HAj Il PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. l sha ss::5
Sell. lii front OF the premises orRinsl Lot <<A
more less) in sTusre $780, improved by three frame
houses Ncs. no. 212 and 214 10th street northwest
valuable for business purposes.
ASK O'CLOt K. SAME DAY, the spler did build.
ing Let northwest corner 18th and northwest con
Ginning, after some reservation, about 2 200 square
feet
And at HALF-PAST SIX O'CLOCK, SAME DAY,
the two choice building Sites Lots Nos IA aud Is in
SQUARE No 2s3 having ontage Of "a feet Massa-
chRsetts avenue between 18th and 18th northwest with
an average depth q about IS feet to foot alley
IerIls: One-thlrd cash. balance six and twelve
cured on property Sold 800 deposit each lot sold.
Conveyancing ut purchasers cost
ie6-5t VIM. p. YOUNG Auctioneer
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II. o. HOFFMAN. Auc:joiieer, o.
ie7-dSrs 1Gth aud r streets no Invest
nUSCANsoN BROS. AucLoneers.

TkTsrEE SALE OF Two-sToEy FRAHE
DWl;ii IECi AND LtIf on SEVENTH STREET,
BkIi,HtN q AND L SIHEEIS SOUTHEAST,
AT = Et'TIDN.
BY v-.'ie Of deed cf trust. duy recorded -,
Llber Nc ',G2i, folio - ct e. Of the tiGi SCI
reeoris for n Distinct r CrlT;7ahia. at Na
written ryq3eSt OK the f1riy secured. viii sell at
public as.r-iaIl. TUESDAY, NTSETf tNti: i5AY
OF JC1. Y d. 1883 AT II :L.-F3SI FiEF. tJ'tcI.ft
pra ia r;J Of the prei 81 tIt certain .ace ~
parcel C Lad pre:EiSNS. si53.e SEd ieir, u
city on 52-.lIet'H, DIsl!Zt of COiaht.a aid known
and dIsti'j scft - sl2t az Crir-I ci ,ssI.cTe
thrty-t!rG.e GID. IN square hlbeEed e;sts h1n rad
and rSSety severn (SII, t.iet in tire owing
ties aud bounds. f5czinr-n fog tire gave p. p
point illG west lire of .s dist ss1..e
(l6) fec set GU inches 1s'st1 I. as,lt. CO..
Of sid Ot, AMI rtJnnIn- :tsnCe tn II a , of
said street fftern 10 feet aud two q iGlhs -ncc
west hundred and tItl feet tn rcr l..., Of
said lot feIcc south fte'T tjfsn tSo (2D inches, and
thence - ole hundred ga! zen (t.3p fett tie Tce
OF begiEli tsEet.Ier With Il buildings. F.sht
nlsnts. PRIVILEGES. and ari ufJcl,sIces ~ nc be-
longing, or III wise the-.t are min.
Terms: 1lIy-thIri cash: bl'srce i'll one end two
years, notes 70 tter rtrtcit interest. iay:bie
annual and 70 lie 're by died Of trrst Ere
niises - = az II cash, st OPT Of pTIET.-er de
post q s;r required ct time of sale. COM yGenE.
&C.. at pax -laseT's q Sc Terms 70 u. com e
seven days "therwise resale t ri@ end cst of aaut
ing pUr bas.- after hve day. aiic notice such
sale IL Sspaper published wellington ID. c.
,e7-ds1. mo / l. III Il. tGSA,iLiAx.i Trustees.
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GALE OF OLD MATERIAL.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMRNTa. )
WAsHINGToS. d. c., June D, 1882
Scrap Iron, Scrap COPPER and Brass. Plaster of Paris
and other old viii he sold at public auction on
the prem ses OF the above building FRIDAY, JUNE
FlfTEES1H, 1888, at TWO O'CLOCK p. N.
The material can he seen and schedules obtained by
applying TO this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
. Lieut.. Col Corps of Engineers.
DUNCAESON BROS, Auctioneers. je5-6t
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IUNRuSIEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
Il FARM OF FIFTY-FI ACRES, NE AR FALLS
CHURCH, FAIRFAX CO. Va: WILL MAXI. 4
GOOD TRUCK FARM OK TO SUBDIVIDE INTO
BUILDING LOTS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber B.
NO fo1o 4s, one of the land records of the county
OF Fairfax. Va viii sell at public auction upon the
premises. on IHG RSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIaS i,
1883 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. all that certain
tEact OF land SHOWN as part Of the old Beni Klock
Farm, Containing fifty five acres, two rods and four
perches, more or less, together with all the improve
ments. ways. rights and privileges the same belong
Terms: Cash: All conveyancing at purchasers cost
del ost OF 300 required sale. Terms t. CON-
pied with in seven days, otherwise resale at risk and
cost of defsqting purchaser, after five days public
notice Of such resale IL The Evening Star, published
Washington ID. T..
E. r. HAIGHT. Trustee.
June z, 1888. je2-l5
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MARRIED

FREY-SLE1GH-On the evening Of June g. le8S.
by Dr.. J. T.. Rankin. Rev. ISAAC Nj. FREY Of Ia.
mont Ottawa county. MICHIGAN. to Mrs. HANNAH r.
SLEIGH, Of Washington DC
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TnE NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr
TIE following are the openng and closing prIcsy
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO II. IL Dodge, 53s 18th strest
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PROFESSIONAL.

1IS2JDL FEET ARE HFQUIsITE To HEALTH
" sEf comfort. hence the etit> Of the world far
Ane r. - patron re Dr. WHITES establishment l4I6
IA ave-. opposite WiiarI.'s HCtei, for the
Geat,nsl-fcf Hard and Soft CornS Banons. Inverted
NAILS, NeSSlr EIcresences. ctr. Established in Wash
1nsson. G., IN Ofiec fee 81 per visit for put
uSS Tie ie-t IN Order M
nR. II. l.. BOYEE, MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN
- trv-fs sucSs ssfuly Female Diseases, NeuralSia
kni1nis lSin. Chiis. Paralysis Nervous Diseases &c
Turkish. knssan, Sulphur and all Medicated baths
g5vsn- AT g street, opposite Riggs House. o20
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The COuHta.
PR0RATR COURT-y ,yfOo YO,nec

PROBATE COURT-JUd0e James
To-day, estate OF w. II. Howell; order appoint
ing w. 8. Throckmorton, OF Freehold, N. j., adj
ministrator: bond $4,000 Estate Catherine
Brown; order changing condition OF bond.
In re- D. Murray, guardian; order d.
recting account and payment to ward. In re.
John b Patterson; order appointing
OF John w. Scott fully proven. VIII and codicil
of Josiah Essex admitted to probate and letters
issued 70 A. j. Beedler; bond $4,000. VIII OF
filed and order or publication. Will
of Belinda Kondrup fully proven. Estate Cornelia
w. s. Baird; letters teStamentary issued to A.
Baird; bond s, 600. In re Philip r. Wilson; order
amounting him guardian to Howard Wilson; bond
EQUITY CoURT-Judge James.
To-day, LOoney agt Quill and Quill agt. 'Looney;
auditors report confirmed and distribution. Chase
agt Chase; do. Bart agt Juenemann; decree
settling rights OF parties. Bigelow agt Mason;
submitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-08
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN NEARLY NEW PIANOS:
$3.50. Willy Fl
Magnificent Square Grand Knabe. only $780,
superb toned Square Grand Piano, used but three
cost $500. Owner leaving the city.
An elegant Rosewood Case, nearly new Square Grand
Piano. cover and stool. for only $3.50: cost 1915.
full Upright Grand. used but little at nearly half
cost, on small payments.
magnificent extra Cabinet Upright Grand. made to
order at cost of 81 000 the finest Upright Piano ever
brought to this ctysable for very deliberately fur
nlsed room-can be bought for nearly onethird cost
on easy payments to good party.
One splendid tone Piano for only SIS; and one at $780,
on payments of IS per month.
Other Bargains in Pianos that close cash and time
buyer will appreciate
Call at once at the
HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS
AND PIANO EXCHANGE.
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