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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-17
TO Contractors and Builders.
LIVE or up ruI

OYFoE OF THE
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS MUTUAL AID soceTX.
The undersigned will receive sealed proposals. UP
TO o'clock T. N on Saturday tn 2sth OF April,
for the furnishing Of materials and labor for build.
ing On O tic for this Society.
Bids will he entertained separately for the carpen-
ter work, also for the brckayirg. materials TO be
furnished We reserve the riphtto reject any and
all bios. Plans and specifications may be seen At
the once.
The bids will he opened Of the ofnce on Satnr-
day night the 2sth inst at o'clock sharp All bid.
doris are respectfully invited 10 be present.
j. s McGABEY.
j. II. ROBINSON,
J. A. G0LDSTtNE,
X II. BAIRD.
THOMAS LEWIS, q
CAiRo, April 18th, 1888. Building Com m,ttse.
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I'HE DAILY BULLETIN.


zach insertion and whether mark ed or not, IL cacu
! ted to toward any mans business interest are
slvaye paid for
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-17
| BOOTS AND SHOES. |
HATS AND CAPS, |

Although we started here small scale the
public that Of respectable dimensions filed to
peion with good stock Of goods which will sell at the lowest
living We without fear Of contradiction th nobody
has ever received poor article OF goods from house, beee
selling goods that will give satisfaction and scari shodeS aud
satines altogether
We solicit Of the patronage Of the citizens of Cairo and
respectfully invite them give CALL when they will find that
We can substanae assertions.
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NEw ApygRT.syMrSTs.

VI
Notices In this column three lines or lers - cenis
one Insertion or 81 % per week.
E0R SALE Blanks, ChAttI Mortgages, special
job ONCE ~ Ohio Levee
EURNI SHBD ROOM ~ For rent. corner ilth aud
Il Warrington ave. Apply to Mrs. FARRELL.
CAIKU HOME FOR SALE,-The Hauell prop
" ery, 32 Washington avenue, next door TO lsth
--tbrei lots, two fronts, and two and bali story
brick house. In the bet neighborhood In Cairo.
can be bought al the low price Of s2.ol Call on
Is ~ Harrel 90 the pr ~ ires, or address the
owner, 3i55 Dearborn street, Chicago.
yN1ANTED-.S Slack barrei-co, pcrs; ready Job.
w CHIcKASAW CoOPERAGE co.
81 Memphis, Tenn
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Gsg ESD.

short Nh IN zzTfRGsf issf sSnR t' g.
Bridge street, GEORGETOWN. DC.
kela ives nd friends invited attend hs funeral
from the Methodist Protestant church. on Tuesday
September III. less, AT O'Clock pm. y
FLYNN; On September 10th. 1884, at 3: 20 o'clock
a; M. join A.. son OF Margaret the late I'm NJ
Fiynn in the twenty sixth year of mis-
hsls lives and friends of tue family are respectfully
mother. Nc. l02 street northwest at nine O'clock
N, on the twelfth instant, with requiem 2'
JONES. On September 3. 1883. at 1880 r. m
May TRlXY. AIRED nineteen months and nine DAYS
danEher Of NINA $. and J Jolly Jm's.
and relatives respectfully invited
KEITHLlY. On Sunday morning Ser,temher q
1883. at ten minutes past two O'Clock. SAMIEi,
kEIIHLEf. aged sixty -one years and ton months.
tend his funeral from his late RESIDENCE Nc. e34 M
str southeast Oh Tuesday. September IL at 80
MADIGAN. On September 9, 1883. at 80 p. M,
MAGGIE HER sA MA IG.N. the be owed dangh..
Her funeral viii ke place fram her ps sra @op r.
aence ~ massachusetts, avenue northwest. half past
family are respectfully WED to attend. 80
at doef M sH9diy syeIpS
the thirty fourth year of his
,a restSes and friends are respectu ly invited to
street on I Menes s s'9 resnRo go sS
Funeral service at st. Domnc's church interment in
Philadephia Pa tPhliaderhia papers please cory 4
TUCKER. On Sunday, September 9th 1893 at 6: 80
Pm. JOHN H. TUCKER. in the seventy sixth year
Funeral from his late residence. No. 1904 street
southwest on Tomorrow [TuesdayD afternoon. two
etery
WIGHT; At Edes Falls. Maine. on September 4
1889. AMBROSE +. WIGHT. aged sixty -sir years
aud two months.
SzIMME NE n, On Sunday. septemt er o. 1884, at
y. m IDA FRANC 81. only daughter of itol,ert III.
and Bessie Zimmerman. aged five months and sixteen
Funeral from LOG It'll street. routheast at 4sO p M.
Tomorrow.
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Mama


In San Francisco a colored man has brought "a.
ton, under the civil rights act against Swain, q
restaurant keeper, who filed a demurrer. on the
ground that Congress had no power, under the
fourteenth amen tment 20 pass the act The case
Will be argued before Judge Field. Whatever the
decision, the case will be taken 70 the United
States Supreme Court
The last spike on the Northern Pacific railroad
was driven Saturday In Montana. ana addresses
were made by Gen. Grant, the German minister
and others
Gen. j. S. Negley. president or the National
Union League, has called special meeting or the
Astor House next Thursday.
delegation or nine prominent colored citizens
WAS appointed at n. Louis saturday, 10 represent
Missouri in the Louisville convention
Johann Gottleib Jaskosky, who ahsconded to
THIS country from Russia with Il, 600 roubles be-
longing 10 his employer. Louis Forster, WAS found
In New YORK yesterday and arrested.
Laycock mas challenged Hanlan TO race on the
Parametta river, Sydney, for the championship Of
tne world and cl,0o0 a SIDE, Hanlan "a be allowed
fSoO Tor expenses, and the race 10 come or prior
TO March 81, 1884
Capt Nathan Clark father OF Rose Clark Am
bier, who was murdered last sunday night ar
rived at Bridgeport, Conn, yesterday with his
schooner, and was terribly shocked TO hear OF his
daughters mysterious death.
Dr. William MahenSin, or Plttsburg, charged
with committing abortion on Miss Kate Tuskin
VINO died Saturday, has been held for trial on a
charge OF murder.
An incend,ary fire yesterday In the village OF
Deep Greek. norfolk county, Va. on the ID small
Swamp canal destroyed properly worth s3o,Ooa
The frost or Friday and saturday n ghts through
out Wisconsin, Northern Iowa Nebraska and
Mlnnesota die great damage 10 the corn crop.
The government tpg c. d. Philfips yalueI az
$1,000. was burned at her wharf at Petersburg, Va
yesterday.
The def alcations OF John L Henchman, late OF
GraI on, WA, supreme treasurer OF the Citho-
lie Knights OF America, have been ascertained 70
aggregate $22 73a
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RAILROADS.

e !. TIE ssEE fh WE HSs5H
SILL MI n fTrf nAeN 81 5i E9gifhsSf:
FROM s6s sr rs CORNER
@s s s9s fhs It ss:s $50 a L day ss.
Line. Y:so an; daily With sleepins s-sfrom
with fa.ee Cars to @g'sr Tf and in IL
hat. Also. eonneets except Saturdays. To- Chiea-
leering Car ilttsbu[. to Chica2o Nal Iireas.
Iae eens lar w.. .h[k at to t fs Se' with
fLTIM0Rk AND r TONIC RsILR01D.
Ma s gton to CAHanialsua. and Harrisoarg to
Tor Wffam=rort. Lock Haren and lmlra, at $50
1;so. 20 9:5e and 10 10 p, m. On sunday -.
iaTT csr m dsiS Kept as t? si;Hda, iman
1or Eostsn without change l:3o =. week day.
For BLossiyIi. \: i. ii .hropgh trans connect at
iny III Get transfer to Fulton stree. avoiding double
For fEI;ae;s af[ss, s Ssr YORK CITY 100
loo Limited Express $50 a. M d-iy. e e1-
s"Bs;t-P9rs. so. $50, $50. go 1o4o a. H. and
m ON undsy. $50. lo:4o a. 4:2o. 6:2t. Isl.
forI.Ie's Creek Line. Gao and 4iO p. N. daily.
FOR aloiis. $40 $. m and 4:4o Pm daily except
AIk *, AID FREpEFIcksbUEG RAIL;
RA1LI.O I'D.
Tor A,exardria ESQ., 10 go IL 20 and IL 80 AIN
300. 4:2o. 500. 6:20. 500 and ii 80 D. M On
Sunday at 30. .. I'd. l1:cO a. H.. 500 D.. m
Fer Rio h.no9d snd the SOUTH $50 and IL 10 A. m
49, dal!i. and 500 T. N daily, except Sunday.
1ralLs lraye Aexsndr1a for Washington. Son, 800
1j-tS and 1O:2J a. 1890 3 %, 3:2I, $40. 700
aI; 10 ?; n, and ID 200 midni ht ON Sunday ut
:tt. ard 1908 an 700 and 3 10 pm
TiCte- and Information the Office, northeast cor
ne q 18th Il, Get and Pennsylvania avenue and at he
Station. where orders be eft for the checking Of
lsgsaEe to- destination from hotels snd residences
r. WOOD, Genersl Passenger Agent
l. 5i.Ul iva
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VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
SITUATE ON THE CORNER OF HIR ZENITH
AND iIID ,.S STREETS SoUTHWEsT. BEING PREM:
STREET
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court ofss.s
the District OF Columbia. passed in equity TX
No; S405. docket 20. the undersigned. Is Trustee M
will offer for sale ut public auction on WEDNESDAY,
the NJ .EIEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBkR, AID
1858. At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, in front
ct the premises the following descr bed real estate
to wit: All of original Lot numbered tan (lO) In
square numbered two hundred and sixty-eight (26S)
improved by two frame houses. aid lot fronts
fifty 600 feet on 18th street west, and has depth Of
street south The property will first be offered in
two parcels The larger house and the ground belong
ing thereto viii be sst offered unless the rustee In
then the property will be offered as an entirety
Terms Of sale, prescribed by dec If sold two
par, els one-third 90 CASH the remainder in t6)
third 90 cash. and remainder in one O and two (2)
sac Within seven days thereafter beferrsa
to be evidenced BY promissory notes of the
said notes to bear interest at the Of 6 per ce
Der annum till paid. Title to be retained by Trustee
until entire purchase money is paid at the option Of
the purchaser purchasers. deed or deeds will be
erty should be sold in lot deposit Of 500 to be
made at time OF SALE II sold in two lots then 500 de-
post for the larger and $50 for the smaller part
time; II conveyancing and recording to be at cost Of
Piled with within seven 60 days. the property the
part thereof tn respect to which default made will
% resod at the risk AM cost of the defautng pur
chaser or pun chasers. after i've 90 days notice. and
upon the same terms as first SALE
THOMAS /. GARDNER, Trustee
sePI-o0os NO. I'll 18th street northwest.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY
fURNIfURE, BODY BRUSSELS 4 D OTHER
CARPETS. doing. &C., AT AUCTION.
by virtue of deed of trust dated January l7th A. D.
1851 and duly rec rde1 III Libcr No. 1914, folio 49,
one Of the land records for Washington D. c.. and by
direction Of the party secured thereby shall sci at
pubic auction. TU DAY, sep ENBEK
FOURTH, A ID. 1888, commencing at TEN O'CL)t K
= NJ on the premises. No. lit street ltheast the
FURNITURE Bedding Carpets. etc, toned in the
schedule attached to said deed of trust in part:
Handsome Paror Suite upholstered in raw silk,
fatent Roc Kerr upholstered in silk.
fboily iabes, covered with plush; kasy Chairs.
Handsome aiuut Chamber Suites.
Walnut Marble top Buffet Dining room Chairs brace
Walnut Phi ar xtenSion Table.
Walnut ecret.ry. elegantly carved
Lace Curtains and ambreQu u.s.
Walnut Library Tables, Walnut Writing Desk. Boston
Easy Chair.
Lounges French Couches Walnut Folding Chair
Maroon Sleepy Hollow. Walnut Hall chairs.
Reclining Chair, upholstered in leather.
BOSiy Brussels. Tapestry Ingram aud other Carpets
Smyrna Rugs and Mats, Sheep Mats
Ash Chamber Suites, Mamie! Mirrors.
Mattresses, DrUggets. Blankets, Comforta Sheets
Towels, Napkins. springs, etc.
Many other articles, too hume GUS to mention.
he above collection Of furniture In perfect order
an worthy the attention of buyers.
au2S-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS. Trustee
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, SEPfEMBER THIRTEENTH. 1888
same hour and place. order Of the Trustee se3-d
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a
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10.-The following details
are given from the official statement OF the cot
Ton crop OF the q. S. for the year ending August
81, 1858 issued by the national cotton exchange OF
amerlca: Net port receipts for the year,
6,0Cs.612 bales; last year, 4,6SS,o bales
Total overland rail shipments direct from pro-
du a this year. l,17856O bales: last year,
l,uct,Sl7 DaleS- or VIII ch to northern mills this
year GAL s0l bales; last year. 4se 40 bales Total
saklngs OF northern spinners, this year, 1759 7OS
Oaes; last year, 81. Ss1 bales Total takings Of
southern mills, this year, 313,393 bales; last
year, 2S6, 9A bales. Takngs OF all United st.tes
mills, this year. O96 bales: last years. o35
2s5 4S4 bales; last year. 1a5 5s2 bales Total CROP
or the United States, this year. 6,949 1855 bales;
last year, 6,4o6.04S bales. Exports to Great
britain, this year 1856 9 bales; last year. $50
oales Exports 10 France, this year, 438 sos bales;
last year, S79,9l5 bales Exports to the continent
TINS year. 9s9 bales; last year. S26 627 bales
Exports TO Channel ports, IL, 4OS bales last year.
49s13 bales. Total foreign exports, this year,
4,7A044 bales; last year, 1851 ,075 bales
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The Cotton Crop.

DUBLIN, Sept. 10.-Right Hon. Hugh Law, @. c.
Lord Chancellor OF Ireland, is dead.
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The Postal Notes.
MISTAKES BY POSTMA5TERs-THE BANKS RECRIyR
THEM HERE

MISTAKES By PosTMASTERs-THE BANKS RECEIVE
THEM HERE.
STAR reporter to-day called the attention Of
Dr. Mcdonald, superintendent of the money
order service, to newsdispatch from Chicago stat
Ing That the new postal notes are deemed failure
because OF the number OF mistakes made
In Issuing them. The doctor said: Eyes
I've seen that Oh, no doubt mis-
takes are made by postmasters, but they are
sporadic We anticipated that at the start. This
Is out temporary, however, and doesn't amount to
mucn I've heard of no complaint except that
mentioned IN the papers POstmasters will soon
learn TO Issue the notes correctly. In the early
made, but few now occur"
At the city post Office here no complaint has
0een received from the banks A number OF notes
nave been presented by the banks for collection.
IN reference to the postal note mentioned in THE
STAR the other day as having been rejected be-
c cav It was Drawn on "Washington," and not
"WaSh1ngtOn. D. c." Mr.. Merrill stated to a STAR
reporter to-day that the real reason for rejection
was mat the note was defective in other respects
Notes In which the only error is emitting the
ID. C." are promptly paid, and all notes are paid
credit
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Foreign News by Cable.
RE0PENING OF THE WHOLE EASTERN oursrro

FEARED.
LONDON, september 10-The Posts Berlin cor
respondent SAYS the agents OF the Gar In Bulga-
ria are acting In thoroughly revolutionary man
ner ana DO not even disda1n a coalition with the
nlnlllsts 1t Is feared that their actions will
orlng about crisis that will lead to the reopen
ing of the whole eastern question
"A dlspatch TO the Telegraph from Vienna, refer
ring 10 anairs In Bulgaria. says it can be posi-
lively stated that the object of Russia is to get rid
OF Prince Alexander and place its own nominee
upon the throne None OF the powers will, how
ever tolerate the uSurp ton OF the throne OF Bull
garla by Russian pretender, even though he
should prove to be the Grand Duke Sergius or the
Grand Duke Paul.
The Standards correspondent at Berlin states
mat the joining OF Roumania in alliance with
austria ana Ger many is the answer to the Russian
coup detdt in Bulgaria He adds that the rela-
ions now existing between Germany and Russia
are more than cold, and that it is reported that
the RusSapS are concentrating an armed force
north OF the river Pruth, between Roumanla and
BeSSarabia.
DUBLIN. Sept. 1O.-Rght Hon. Hugh Law, @. c.,
Lord Chancellor OF Ireland, is dead.
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BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VERY VALUABLE THREF-STORY BRICK RESI-
PENCE, No; 226 SECOND STREET, BkTW IN
ANp g SLMEETS NORTHEAS IN CLOSE
PhOXi iTi TO THE CAPT OIL, AZ AUG ION.
On WE.,NE DAY AFT RNOO SEPTEMBER "a
w iftH, 1888 IN front Of tire premises. at "A
FAVE O'CLOCK, l shall sell the above resi- 10SA
dence he improvements consist Of three-story
Pressed hrick, ntiining Line rooms, til bath
snd c. lar ssrObe stove ami rrates. The house
has been put in thorough repa, having been papered
and painted throughout, aud being proximity
To the Capitol Makes it desirable property, either
as hone o investment
ernls: 81. 5pj cash; The balance at one, two and
three year. with notes bearing interest at per cent
annuI until paid, and secured by deed trust on
the property sold All conveysncing at purchasers cost
800 e:4Os.t required at time of sale.
seIi-d THOS j. MYERS. cal Estate Broker
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GNHANCERY SALE OF PnOPERTYON THE IVES.
" SIDE OF NINTH RET, THU d LOT SOUTI
Ei.oM THE CORNER OF o STREET NORTH
VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
eep10-d&ds I

HNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN BLA.
DENSBURG, MD.
By virtue of deed of trust bearing date the 26th
day q June. 1879. recorded in Llber A. T. B.. No A
l. folio $40. ct seq. of the Land Record Books
for Prince Geo ges county we shall offer for sale at
pubhS auction. in front Of the premises. OEsDAY
the EI1HrE NTH DAY OF SEPThMB.R, 1888 at
lively. O'CLOCK NJ, all that lot parcel of ground
lying in the town OF Badensburg in said county and
plat Of said town a. Lot No: hirty eight 1881.
shall. by virtue of the deed offer all that parcel
OF land. known as Lot No; Thirty nine (39). said
Hanson Penn and the lot of eroun owned by Benja-
min Lowndes 1 his lot is improved by . comfor, able
preservation.
Terms: One-fourth cash. balance in one two and
three years, for which purchasers notes will be re-
CURED bearing interest and secured ~ deed Of
trust on the prenises all Cash. at the option of
purchaser. All cOnyeyancing at purchasers cost.
e IN. EiCHARD NOR ELL ! Trnsteea-
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EHOMAs BOWLING. Anctioneer.

Il mSTEE SAi.EIoI . IN SECTION ONE,
IN THE SUBDIVISION IF BARRY FARM, D. G..
BY virtue of y deed of trust. dated Septem oerSaJs
l3th A. -, ls7l and recorded in Iiber No. 65o. wv
folio No 1885, of the lard records of the Dis -
tIct IF Columbia. and further by virtue of decree of
the Surrere COurF Of the strct of Columbia passed
5ia6. vii se a. public aGcton. in front OF the prem
EMB X, A.D. 1883, 1T FIVE O'CLOCK r H., the
FLOWING real estate in the District of Columbia, TO
W.T. y Lot No. 4, in section No. !, subdivision
of tie Trustees Of Barry Farm accord the plal
the EFF O" III in tn ottcs of the surveyor of ashII
ton county. District of Columbia
Terms of SAFE: One-third cash, and the balance in
six anu twelve months with interest thereon deposit
Of &0p 10 be made at time of Terms not com
ped With in ten days the Trustee reserves the right
20 resell the property at the risk and efaultlEg
purchaser. he hte to be retained by the Tru tee until
tile entire amount of purchase money has been paid
eds
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FOLLY, Auctoneer.

win sell the stock OF Dry and Fancy Goo g. con
tanned in store No 9 9Th street northwest at auction
co,5;mencinS ENEkY MtRNING At 1ES-ASD-
A-HA.F O'CLOCK. end will continue from day to day
until all 10 dsrOsed Of.
INC stock consists CT Silks Dress Goods, velvets,
Cashneres Table Linens, Towels Napkins. Marseilles
Spreads, White Goods, Hosiery. derw, ar. Corsets,
Isces and kmbroideries Dress Shirts. Sheengs in all
E1ttEs Cassineres fiannels, nOmestics of all kiuds,
Lawns and other articles too numerous to mention.
sdes siecialy invited to ttend this sale, the
goces sre fine and win be sold witho reserve
iy.S0 III. FOL.E.. AucGoneer.
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POLICE CoURT-Judoe Mus. p7.o tenn.
An UncaIled-for Improvement.

TO the Editor Of The EVENING STAB:
Now that we have had the pros and cons, off,
c7atty, Ga the Market Space improvement would
venture to ask the Commissioners one question:
Why should that uncalled-for. undesirable i'm.
prOVement ~ be made, when, as they say, they
have not money enough to make the necessary I'M
provements In other parts OF the city, There are
plenty OF streets that sadly fn need OF atten-
ton-in fact are impossible, or nearly so-and yet
tnry cannot possibly find enough money to lay a
Sidewalk or even gradP the streets so that prop
erty owners can do so. This contemplated change
Is done IN the face OF protests from all the properly
owners IN the vicinity, and why the Commission
ers should insist upon doing It is beyond cOmpre-
hensiOn. 1t would seem that the best way to get
anything done by them would be to protest against
IL more nOnsenstcal and absurd action, than
Is contemplated by the Commissioners, could not
be imagined. .Rn
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I'd Edition.
Latest ?GlGgramS to The Star.

Great Demonstration I'm Ireland
THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE PRBsENr-rHI RrsoLu.
TIoSs-sPKECH OF ncHARI DAvIrr
DUBLIN, Sept lQ-The demonstration at Water.
loru on Sunday, under the auspices OF the Irish
NatlOnal League, was attended BY over thirty
Thousand persons The city WAS prorusely
decorated with fags and emblems, ana there was
an imposing procession with banners and several
bands OF music.
The meeting passed resolutions Demanding apar.
lament Tor Ireland not only In name but in reality,
and declaring that Ireland must have that which
England Oy the necessity OF the time granted
70 canada because Canada was rebelllouA The
cheerA
Michael Davitt in his speech denounced the land
act as entlrey inadequate to the needs OF Ireland
He stated that not one-Sxth OF the land cases had
yet been heard, and that when they had been ali
settled the reduction OF rent would not amount TO
one million pounds
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EOLEY. Auctioneer.

VIII sell at'ttore, No 21a street northwest TUES
DAY, SEfIEMBER ELEVENTH., 1888, commencing
at L O'CLOCK A. NJ, splendid line oil JeSelv.
consisting Of
Cold and silver Watches: Ladies' and Genticn1en's
Sold troid Rinss Charns Set OF Jewel-y: arrings:
Sp'ctac es: Clocks iii every sts lie; Miller SAFE
nearly new, combination lock- two Silver Plated Show
Casfs, Counters, Shelving, &c.
Persons no woul1 ii to purchase the above named
goods at private sale before The dty ssle do 10y
CT. ling Nj. + LEY. Auct.Oneer
Seu1 St z n STREET Northwest
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District Government Affairs.
AN OBJECTIONABLE POLE.

AN ObSsCTIONABLE POLK
MAJOR Dye, superintendent OF police. was notified
this morning by Mr. T. W. Murphy, the well-known
or telephone pole had, without bis knowledge or
consent, been planted exactly in front OF a rear
WINDOW In an alley between g and III and 9Th and
7th streets, Dates alleyD covering the view from
the window. and II It Was not taken out OF mis-
way within twenty-four hours he would see that it
V. Greene.
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FJNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucrioneer.
l. VALUABLE IMPROVED Pr, lPERTY IN WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN. d. G., At AUG

1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises 8
tI shall se the foIoying Described property. VIZ
by depth Of SO feet to an alley The improvements
consist OF two story brick dwelling containing seven
rooms and cellar. IMMEDIATELY AFTtR house
No. 1882 fronting Al feet the west side Of Congress
10y feet The improvsments consist Of large frame
cottage. containing seven rooms bathroom, water and
gas Also rear Of 1882 on Corcoran alley front
Ing zS feet by depth q 45H feet And at HALF PAST
Containing six rooms being No. 4S7 street. between
4th and 9Th streets northwest in Close proximity TO the
Isrms: one-hah cash: the residue in six months.
trust the property sold al cash at option Of DUR.
chaser deposit Of 500 win be required Of the pur-
chaser at the time OF sale each piece OF prOpery
All conveyancing ct purchaser's cost.
su3O-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct E.