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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
" LOT ON SKI ZENITH STREET. BETWEEN
AND STREETS, ABOVE SCOTT CIRCLE,
STREET.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
District Of Columbia, passed in EQUITY cause No E
~ the n , Trutee will sell at pubic s2.1
subdivsion OF lots IN square $50, In Washington D..
G. on SATURDAY. the TWENTY ElGHTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1883, at SIX p. NJ.
Terms OF sale: One half cash; residue in on year.
With int est or ell cash at option of purchaser.
bid accepted The deferred payme to be secured by
reserve lien or by deco Of trust Trustee
GEO. II. TUHTON, Trustee,
,r 1909 street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ap1S-d&ds
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Cincinnati Oil Excha

CINCINNATI, April 20.-The Cincinnati Oil ex-
change, new organization, elected its directors
burg and one from OIL City, 1t Will begin business
on May /.
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News Briefs,

Bills are pending in the Philadelphia city coun-
CHS providing for underground telegraph wires.
II showed at Montreal and vicinity all day yes
terday. The ice between Montreal and Quebec Is
still firm.
Russia Is making wholesale arrests OF nihilists
Eighteen have been convicted at st. Petersburg, OF
whom six have been sentenced to death, two to
life servitude, and ten to long terms OF imprison
ment.
Sir Stafford Northcote unveiled statue OF Lord
Beaconsfield In Parliament Square. London, yes
terday.
Hereafter it win cost $500 year to Keep open a
liquor saloon in Portland, Oregon.
In the Choctaw nation, Indian Territory, yes
terday, John 8. Lenox. Texas desperate, at the
head OF band OF OUTLAY VS., surprised US. Marshal
d. H. Lyman, who was in charge OF some prison.
ers, end killed him. The outlaws then set the
prisoners free.
James LICK LETT $4,000 for free baths in San
Francisco One Of the trustees now proposes to
increase the fund BY popular subscription TO
$25000, and to erect salt water baths large enough
for the accommodation OF the whole city.
Dora Hulls, aged II years, died at Reading, Pa,
yesterday. from rupture OF q blood vessel caused
by an extraordinary distensi0n OF one OF her arma
Three men and boy were drowned at Williams
port, Pa, yesterday, and four 6wedes were
drowned In Washington Territory.
There WAS good rain all over California yestef.
day. An average wheat crop u assured, except In
few limited areas
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M ARRGED-

BARRY-BONNEY. Thursday, April 19 1888 e
ESQ O'clock at the dence of the brides mother zoe
street northwest, the Rev. John H. Elliott ID. d..
Church of the Ascel .stol. DAVID s. BARRY, Of Mon.
cards.
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| THE NEW REVENUE VEssKL-The Secretary of
the Treasury has named the new revenue marine
| vessel, intended for duty in Galveston harbor,
"Charles B. Penrose,r after the former Assistant
| Secretary OF the Treasury Of that name.
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SEWING MACHINES &c

IVES IMONIAL TO THE QUEEN. No. 2s0.-AN-
Il OTHER MECHANICAL EXPERT: Washington
ID. C, March T. 1885 Mr.. G. Auerbach, Agent Gu en-
Sewing Machine, Cor. Tih and SITS, Washington b G
lear sir: MIR. Leitch being about to buy Sewing
Machine he had three four different kinds to
his house. ~ beeer Wilson, Singer, Queen. Dcmes-
TIC ana be- having G. nhdence in my Judgment as a
the bert chine him invest In. After thor
ough examination Unhesitangly gave it my can
did opinion that the Queen the best, simplest
durable and Hghtes running Sewing Machine that had
ever come under my notice; built on best mechanical
IinCiIl"S and of best eteria might add that when
called at the house was decidedly in favor Of another
make 4 spectfniy DAVID MCKENZIE Foreman
Co!tmb Brass and Iron Works" mh29
no NOT BUY A SEWING MACHINE
tntil you have examined and tried the HARTFORD
SEW Nc MACHINE. Its moveme hts are so easy that
the most delicate lady it without labor OF
fatigue: makes teaufiful lock stitch alike on both
cotton cloth and leather without alterations We will
seua the Hartford for trial to any address without
charge. Call send to office for descriptive circu-
lars. &c.
s. OPPENHEIMER & Bro
Popular and Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion
I2S sru STREET NORTHWEST,
mh24 St Cloud Building.
NFVFR FORGET MCKINNEY
dealer and not agent and have been long
business 10 sell mean machines l keep everything
worth selling. Eenting and repairing.
fZ5 421 9th street northwest.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR- ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND
~ longest established specialist in this city, with I8
VARS experience. will guarantee q in all diseases of
u Urinary Organs. Nervous Weakness etc. Consuta-
Hons strictly confidential Can be consulted Wednes-
st. nv Hefers 70 ths leading physicians Of Bsiti-
---->-~-o' ~>~'
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DEFYING THE LYNCHERs-The lynchers OF Bob
Crockett, the Wythevile, Va, murderer, have
the former to leave the state by the cath inst It
Is said that Crockett confessed his crime before
being hung and implicated Meyers The latter
denies any completely and publishes a card DEFY
ing the lyncherS
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Mt. VERMONT BIT. VERMONT

sTFsNER ". W. COHCOVAN
leaves I street wharf daily (e1ce: Sunday for at
vernon at 10 u'cuck a. returning reaches Washing
ten about $50 Pm
$50 l. l. BIAKF, Captain.
EoRTEEsS MONROE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
u AND The SUU1H.
Inland ard Seahcsrd Ccastins Co Elegant Steamer.
LADY 0t I HE LAKE, caves 9th street wharf every
MONDAY WFDN t.SDAY and FRIDAY AZ $50 u.
StoPping Plney Point and POINT lookout going and
Ietnrn1nS CONNECTING IL Norfolk with Boston. Proyi
Gtnce aud Ncw York steamer, and all rdllrc;lI lines
souh. ant at Old Point with The Chess cake ho H. H.
Ticket stateroC be secured at g. .. ticket
Office. l2I Pe. St. Marc Hotel boat and general
Office. 6l3 18th ST. ALFRED WOOD, Sec'y < reas. IS
HAhBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON,
FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY
tOr Passage IpIy to
c. b. PICHARD 4 CO..
General PASSENGER Agents.
81 broadway. n. Y.
Or 20 PERCY g. SMITH.
1851 AMI 6l9 Pennsylyanis avenue.
Send for ''Iou-is. Gazette" apl
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THE CASE OF Col. DoUGLAa-CoL Robert NJ
Douglas son Of the late stephen A. Douglas. until
recently u 8. marshal for the western district Of
North Carolina, failed to turn over, upon request
In writing, to his successor in that oflce Mr.. T. B.
to the marshaps of1ce. The Attorney General
thereupon directed the United States attorney for
the western district OF North Carolina to have
Col. Douglas indicted for the abstraction OF
government property. The court is now in ses-
sion there It Is understood that the friends OF
Col Douglas justiies his retention OF the papers
the ground that they necessary to the proper
settlement OF his accounts. He Is expected here
shortly for the purpose OF making the settlement
and will probably bring the papers with him, but
it is said that the Attorney General will insist
upon their being formally handed over to his sue
ceSSOr.
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SECOND LIsUTS r. F. AMEs. eighth infantry, and
NJ Weaver, 1r, second artillery, have been ordered
to accompany detachments OF recruits to the Pre-
Stdio OF San Francisco
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCEs.-Tbe public
session of the National Academy OF Sciences began
at one O'Clock to-day. The following papers were
assigned to be read previous to the final adjourn
ment to-day: On the Spectrum of an Argand Gas
Burner. s. p Langley; Efficiency OF Storage Bat
teries, Geo. F. Barker: Photographs OF the Great
Comet OF 1882, C. Fl. F. Peters; Progress In Spec
trum Photography H. A. Rowland; Some Exper-
iments upon Method Of Forming Visible Image
OF the Solar Corona. A. w. Wright; On the Phos-
nhorescence OF Sulphate Of Quinine, A. w. Wright;
ganic Acids. Wolcott Gibbs; The Fauna OF the
Gulf OF Mexico. A. Agasss: On the Great Object
Glass made by Alvan Clark 4 Sons for the PulkOwa
Observatory, Otto Won Strive. The election yes
terday OF new members occupied the entire time OF
Two sessions. There were 16 candidates for the
vacancies in the membership, and after consider
able balloting the following were elected: Alex
ander Graham Bell, OF this CITY, the inventor OF
the telephone;. Surgeon j. 8 Billings, q. 8 A.: OF
survey, OF this city; Prof. b. B. Hin and Prot. c.
l. Jackson, chemists, Harvard university
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The Courts.
POLICE COURr-Jud0e SraeU.


To-day, Catherine. Tolliver and Jenny Kicks,
colored, loud and boisterous; s. or Is days each.
Margaret Reed, do; do. Jos Finley, keeping his
bar open on Sunday; SO. John English, keeping
his bar open on Sunday; $40 Jno. Guethler, unli-
censed bar: sos or 60 days Margaret Reed, as
sault on Lucy A. Bailey; $40 or 80 days. Jno.
Thomas, colored, assault on Benjamin Brown; SO
or 60 days Edward Ready, larceny of two cart
loads OF bricks; personal bonds: s. or 30 days
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE. No. sss STREET
NORTHWEST.
SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING ON
NEW YORK AVENUE AND o. X STnEET Be
JWIEN Ninth AND TENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON APRIL TwEN-<sa
TY-TH1RD, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell to yS:3
close an estate in front of the premises sublot 49, 1
In square 367 fronting "a feet sire north with
depth OF l20 feet to alley improved by two-story
Brick Dwelling. No. 939 street. with modern conve-
niences.
At SIX O'CLOCK. SAME AFTERNOON, in front Of
the premises sub in square 372 fronting u feet
inches on New York avenue and running through to
street with trout on said street of 26 feet inches
This lot Is about 100 feet In DEPTH and would make
very desirab Bui ding Lots. being in CT the best
three years notes to bear six cent interest and
be secured by deed Of trust all cash. at option Of
purchaser deposit Of 800 required each piece
soon as Sold Terms to be complied with in ten days
otherwise resale at risk and Of purchaser
after five days public notice Of such resale in
newspaper published in Washington, DC.
apl9-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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ARMY RECRUITS ORDERED Recruits have been
ordered as follows: 80 to Fort Smelling, Mind. 90
to Fort Douglass. Utah; 80 to Fort Russell, Wy
oming, and Is to Fort Wingate, New Mexico.
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A Fight with Armed Tramp.

TWO OFFICERS OF THE LAW WOUNDED, AND ONE
BRAINERD, MIMI, April 20-Sner1 Mortz and
the police had lively skirmish yesterday after
noon with a crowd OF armed tramps who had
stationed themselves at the railroad bridge near
the city and were stopping everyone who came
along The officers captured six OF the party and
LOGGED them In jail Policeman Showteil
and Deputy Sheriff Palmer were slightly
wounded in the fray. After this
first capture the sherif1's posse, armed with VIM
were hiding In the timber on the west side OF the
river. They came upon TWO. who were lying In q
thfcket, revolvers in hand, one OF whom was the
to throw up their hands, and upon their refusal to
do so the police party fired, severely and probably
fatally wounding one OF the hunted men, who,
with his companion, was removed to the Jail
making a total capture OF eight men. They ali
pretend to hail from New Orleans, and say they
have been working their way gradually thence up
the river.
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TOMORROW.
TIsHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
At auction rooms SA1 URDAY. APRIL TWENTY
FIRST, 1888 at TEN O'CLOCK, embracing Handsome
Parlor Furniture. Pianofortes; one elegant French
plate Mantel Mirror, y tn plush frame; very hand
ri0r Chamber and Dining room Furniture.
ALSO,
80 Cases Conserved Peaches
ALSO,
40 Rolls Straw Mating ali colors.
ALSO,
Large assortment Of White Crockery,
ALSO.
Large Sorrel Horse.
Extension top Phaeton. and other Carriaqes and
Buggies. apl9-2t
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l. FRoSTfNG On AND NEHR rs F nSu iSTa
ST EFT East. NEAR THE EAsTEkN TER:
TRACKS. BEING PART OF THE KRAMER
ES ATE.
trict of Columbia in Equity Cause, No. T. ST. $M
Clark against seibert ct al. will sell at pubhc~A-
F0UK7H 1853. At FIVE o'CLock F. M al Of Block
aad p S9s s B sa in TSs5
fronts - g feet on Gales street and rs feet 10th
Meadows" made by Job Barnard. Trustee. w II.
Clafett and the Columbia Railway Company. recorded
the surveyor of said District said Block 2s is subi
vided into 10 lots but win be offered whole and
said lots in Block 20 will be offered in tho same way
Terms: One fourth cash. and residue in equal psy-
ments at one two and three years from day of sale
with interest at six per cent per apnu or all cash If
desired. reasonable deposit required day of sale
and conveyancing at the purchaser's cost.
JOB BAR ARD, Trustee.
... sos D street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. ap20-f, W. m
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The NlarKeIS.

BALTIMORE. April 20.-yrenta g. consolidated.
bid to-day. ~ ' W.
BALTIMORE. April 0.-Cotton dul-mid dlin9, TO-
Flour ste.dy and hrm-Howard street and western
SUPER 25a4 on; do. extra, 4.:5a4 IS; do, family
5ooa6 oo city mills. super s.25a4 90; do. extra.
25a6. So do. Rio brands. .OOa6. IS; Patapsco family
e 10: do. superative patent, 7bO. Wheat-southern
ssesdy western IRREGULAR ana higher southern
a a:sss5 bid; No s western winter red .pot
l2l5ssi 22k Corn-southern steady: western irregn.
lar and higher closing easy southern white 62s66
ssked May. S4sse5; june eS ass; steamer 81 ~
%. Oats duh and steady-southern, 52a56: western
white 54s5e; DO mixed 51ass: Pennsylv.nia. 62a6s
syly.nia and Maryland. 4 0oalSo Provisions quiet
ana hra Mess pork. 20 o. Bulk meats-shonlders
9H clear Lear, rib SIDES y. Hams l4a5 Lard.refined.
IN Butter duil-western packed l7a23; roll, Haas.
Eggs low Gtso dull Is Petroleam nominal refined.
to far; s1Ss9A Sugar dull-A soft S; copper rened
q4ies 10: Whisky quiet and stesdy 1:l6Hal. Y
SLED; -four. ls;sd; grain, 30 4d. Receipts-dour
bushels; oats. coo bushels rye 200 bushels ship
bushels: corn sc, 600 bushels.
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CAPT s. N. WHITEsIDH, 9th cavalry, has been
ordered to accompany q detachment Of recruits
from Jefferson barracks TO military division OF the
Paca0c,
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Dull Dav I'm wall Street

NEW YORK, April 20.-The Posts financial article
says: The general character OF the stock market
during the forenoon was dull and rather heavy on
smaller volume OF business than In the same
hours yesterday, the net result OF the
forenoon's business being q decline Of Is to Il
per cent. jersey Central, Northwestern and Wabash
were considerably lower. while LacKawanna, ST.
Paul, Lake Shore, Louisville and Nashville, and
Union Pacific, In which there was good deal Of
trading, were steady at slight fractional decline
from last night Hannibal and st. Joe declined 1k
from the opening for the preferred sales OF 800
shares, the common remaining unchanged. The
vanderbilts were generally dull and steady except
Lake Shore and Northwt st 'rn The Southwest
erns except Wabash, were dull and steady. Dem
yer was steady but fraction higher. Central
Pacific was especially dull. Che total sales I'D to
1890 O'Clock were about 1854 900. Rates for call
loans on stocks during the forenoon were ~ per
cent -
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. MUTTON. :

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. MUTTON. 10.
OFFICE PURCHASING DEPOT CoMMBsAnx OF
SUBSISTENCE,
wAsH1NaroS, b. c.. April 10. 1883.
seaed proposals. In triplcate addressed the err
signed. will be received ct this office, until - O'Clock
and place they will be opened the presence Of bidders
for furnishing the Fresh Beef required by the Subsst
ence Department. United STAGES Army. at this depot
mencing July ist 1855 "''tNs '''o i''oa1 year COM
Separate proposals will also be received for furnishing
choice OF Fresh Mutton and Corped Beef as
may be required for sales to officers
The government the right to reject any or all
Information as to condtons.- quality Of Beef pay
ment' &C.. can be obtained by application to
ap20-6t Capt and G. S., q S. A.
II TO: 0F THE sMITHsoNiAN fNsT TT rH'i
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 16. 1885,
Sealed Proposals. separate for the different branches
UNTIL TWELVE M ON APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH,
Head No. ]. Rolled Iron Floor Beams, Root. etc.
:. :. Wrought and Cast Iron Stairs.
% Z. Cut Stone Work.
" 8. Carpenters Work.
:: F. ffa asteTins.
All in accordance with drawings and specifications
which may be seen at the office Of Cluss Schulze
given The right is reserved to reject any all bids OF
defects II it be deemed interest of the
The bids are be made by filing in the blank FORMS
to be obtained at the Architects office.
The proposals are to be endorsed Proposals for
ap16-eod5t Secretary Smithsonian Institution.
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The FOLLOWING PosTNAsTERs were commits
stoned to-day:, II. n. Carter, at Dejarnett, Va:
J. F. Mitchell. 1t Calvary, M: J. G. Lacy, at
Highland. w. Va; L W. Pearcy, at Market, w.
Va; +. p. Williams, at Grove, w. Va; w. p. VII
son, at Erencnton, w. Va
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RANGE or rHR THsRMoNETKR-The following
were the readings at the ofice OF the chief signal
OFFICER to-day: Yam 564; II Am, 54s; pm.
$50. Maximum, $50: minimum $50
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VNHOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN
l. Real Estate Auchoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NEST; AND No. l03 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 21st day Of
FEBRUARY, 1880, and recorded in Iiber 936 folio fs|
~ ct seq one OF the land records the District
secured thereby default having been made IN the
tnn neffeo the undersigned viii sell at pubic
GoE6dK rs The PAY OF APRIL isss i G
situated in the city of Washington District of Colnm
Ds % wit Al those pieces parcels Of land situate
an9 ylnk IN the said city Of WASHINGTON ard known
ana dsSc1bed as Parts of lots numbered two "a and
five (575) ""A0 "NAA eseAS
terms OF sale are One third cash. and the remain
or All cssH az nweve CD months from day Of SALE
doars e GO s @nss 6 deed Of One
IHOS. w. SMITH Surviving Trustee
THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN, Auct anil -eoGSds
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Respite for an Indian Murderer.
ST. LOUIS, April 20-AdviceS have been received
from Indian Territory to the effect that Cherokee
Indian, named BLOSSOM" who was to have been
hanged at TahleQuah yesterday, has been re-
sp1ted.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 20-The mansion on
Narragansett avenue, Newport, belonging to the
estate Of the late Gov Morgan, was sold to-day to
Gen. R. 7. Wilson, OF New York, for Sc, 600, in
Guiding the furniture.
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THIS EVENING.

w ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
AUCTION! LAST WEEK! AUCTION!
BY order Of s. GOdstein, will positively close the
balance Of Diamonds, Gold Watches and Jewery at
pnb.ic auction within this week Sales at TWO and
HALF-PAST SEVEN p. NJ. DAILY. Livery article
fully warranted as represented.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.,
ap16-6t Corner 10th and SITS. facing Pa. ave.
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TfOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH Fl. MONROE
Il AND TIE SOUTH.-fGtonac Steamboat Com
fany's popu steamer EXCELSIOR, Cart. Il. +. Tul
leaves 7th street wharf every TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS. at so and SATlRD Us at stop
Ping ST fney Point aud Tent Lookout going and
turn ing Connecting Norfolk with Bos ten. PrOy-
dence and New ork steam and 81 rhIlfo lines
soutn and st o. FONT with the Chesapeake Ohio y. r.
Tickets mi staierooms he securd at b. g. Ticket
tfhCe 1851 1Cnnsyly3Ii- Il. ". lteF = Sons
1915 rsrthwest; S. Marc Rote' and nj office
Tih st " harf. 4. al. HUDGINs. Gen Supt
". +. WHICH. Agent. inhI9
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I'd Edition.
latest HGlGgranS to The Star.
PHOENIX PARK MURDER TRIALS.
JURY IN THE KELLY CASE DISAGREE.
A FIGHT WITH ARMED TRAMps
The Dublin Murder Trial.

The Dublin Murder Trials.
THE JURY In TIE CASH OF KELLY DIS AGRKE
DUBLIN, April a0-The jury in the case OF Kelly,
at :45 O'Clock in the afternoon, retired to delber-
ate on their verdict and after remaining out some
little time returned to the court room and an
nounced that they were unable to agree.
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AUCTION SALES.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co.. Auctioneers.
HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. FRENCH
EBONY MARBLE TOP TABLE, WALNUT MAR
BI4E-TOP CENTER TABLE, EANDsOME EASY
CHAIR, WALNUT WARDROBE
VIII be sold TOMORROW. APRIL TWENTY
FIRST. at ELEVEN O'CLO, A. NJ. within our sales
room. belonging to private party leaving the city.
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
T'HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
ONE DRAG. IN GOOD ORDER. AT AUCTION
riksf 1sss " }ss1EdS{ CYRIL TWaSTY
II e. NEWTON. Auctioneer.
I viii sell MONDAY MORNING. APRIL TWENTY
THIRD. at TEN O'CLOCK. ct store No. 1881 Pennsyi.
vsnia avenue the stock o, Fancy Goods and Toys for
meriy kept by Elisabeth Decker. deceased
HOSIERY. GLOVES. EMBRODERIEs,
RIBBONS, LACES.
GENTS AND LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
ZEPHYR woRsTED.
GERMANTOWN WOOL. CLurERF.
Also. a full line Of TOYS Of all descriptions
This stock Of goods has been for thirty years.
and large assortment Of goods viii be found.
p. S.-Dealers invited.
ap2e-3t' sAM'L sAMsTAG, Salesman.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts' - SN'e
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HOT HOUSE. 20x24, EIGHTEEN FEET HIGH WITH
ARCHED ROOF. CONTAIN G ABOUT ONE
GGHH9nSAG SD, RAMEk dTpqpEIHlE y, WITH
OF PREMISES No. 1915 FOURTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-FOURTH 10 80.
at TEN O'CLOCK, on the premises. shall sell the
above mentioned Building, to be removed Immediately.
Also. about 600 pots of choice Flowers.
ap19-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
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4 HANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
~ SIDE OF ZEN Ninth STREET. Third LOT SOUTH
WEST.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of theN
District Of Columbia passed on the I'd day of EGG
april A. p 1883. In guilty Cause Z, o9s the IN A:a
public auction. on TU ESDAY. the IWENTY-FOURTH
DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P.
CO. in . fansrs numbe9sd three hundred and
Columbia, improved by two frame tenenents num-
bered 1928 and 1880 9Th street northwest.
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree: e-third OF
the purchase money cash. and the residue in two equal
nstallments, payable at six and twelve months, with
deposit OF 800 required at time OF SALE If terms
not compiled with in ten days from date of sale the
trustees the right the property at the
risk and cost Of defau1tiDg purchaser.
JAMES H. SMITH.
LIE Droit Building. I r-,,s.ao.
r. B. LIE WI, { trustees.
" 4l6 9th st. NV,
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Ere er1ck W. EameS was shot dead this forenoon
by Chas. Higham, pattern maker, at the Eames
Vacuum Brake works, Watertown, N. Y.
At WatertOWn, n. Y, Frederick w. Eames was
shot dead this forenoon by ChaS. Higham, pattern
maker at the Eames Vacuum Brake Works Hig-
ham was logged in jail.