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state Election In sonora, Mexico

HERMosILLO, MEX, April s9.-The state election
of Sonora was held to-day, and passed on quietly
Don Louis Torres has the unanimous vote OF
Hermoslo Guaymas, Magdalena and Ures. These
cities polled majority OF the vote In the state.
The newly elected governor formerly held the
same office, and IS spoken OF very highly by all
classes 1t is conceded that the days OF revolution
over In Sonora
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= BENSINGER, Auctaoreer. ,----g
% Washington Horse and Garrfses Bazar
$685. $40 and al3 Ioutsia VA svapr.
AUCTICN SALE OF HORSES BU0GYEs CART
AGES. WAGONS. HARNESS, &C., EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNfN0
COMMENCING At TEN O'CLOCK, REGARD.
LIES OF WEATHER.
Constantly hand and at priysee sale larxe set n
Hcrsee, New and econd-hand Bugy.es OarrfaSeS Ex-
Press WAGONS Harness. ETC.. etc. Liberal advances on
Consl9hmenM 70 I'm
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 1.-The board OF
directors OF the Pennsylvania railroad company
at special meeting this afternoon. decided TO de-
clare sem-annull dividend OF two per cent in
cash, two per cent In scrip cash, at the option
OF stockholders, and four per cent In stock. The
latter provision gives stockholders the privilege
subscribing to stock at par In the proportion Of 25
per cent OF their holdings
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ny1- dGds

(HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON DFLAWALE Avf NUE., BE-
TWEEN AND g STREETS SOUTIWE +.
by virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of theSl
District OF Colul bia, passed IN Equity No lie
S.3l %, beth March, 1885, the ers,gned Ell
MAY, A.D 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK p Al. 1T pubic
auction in front of the premises, sell the following real
estate to wit: Being parts of lots thirteen and
teen u3 and A. IN squ8re Six hundred nd forty two
tt42), commencing for the at a point street
disant thirty feet eleven inches from the north west
corner OF said square, and running thence south at
right angles to sad street eighty
thence east seve teen feet; thence north eight.
1ee two lEches through the partition of two houses
on parts Of said lots thirteen and fourteen
ll3 and 14): and thence west said street
to the place of beginning; and also parts of Lott
thirteen and fourteen (13 and 14 in said square six
hundred and forty two 642). commencing for The
at point street distant fourteen feet from
northwest corner of said square, and running thence
inches thence south at right ANGLES to said street to
point three feet north of the dividing Tine OF lots twelve
and thirteen ~ and 49,. thence westward parallel with
said dividing line sixteen feet eleven inches aud thence
north to the place OF beginning.
Terms OF sale prescribed bS the decree Of court:
Oe-third of the purchase money in cash, and the bal
i'll sx and twelve months. respectis ely from the
and secured by decd of trust upon the property Sold
all cash. at option Of the purchaser deposit of 500
required at the time of If the terms not
pied with in ten after SALE the trustees the
right " resell the property at the Of the default
Ing purchaser Al conveyaneinS at cost of purchaser.
JUDSON L. GULL.
342 street II. W. r.
JSO. A. CLARKE, Arus'eoo'
3I9 ~ street n. ".
J. T. COLDVELL. Auet ap3U- lot
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V1HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
L
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN D. c.
AT PUBLIC SALE, NEAR THE MARKkT

A ~ PUBLIC SALE NEAR THE MARKhT
On MONDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH. 1888 ar
at the hour Of SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of Ea6&
the premises [ will offer at public sale all that -
Part o. Lot No. Al. In Georgetown. strict Of Column
ba, beginning Mt point the south line of Bridge
street. distant sixteen feet from whore the west line
OF said Lot No Al ntersects Bridge street. and running
sonth fifty Ave feet and ten inches th east twenty
two eet and four inches then north fifty five feet and
ten inches to Bridge street then west twenty-five feet
and four inches to the beinn Also. all that part of
Lot No. Al In said town. beginning ut the northeast
corner of said lot and running west Bridge street
thirty eight feet and four inches {more ess then
south twentysi1 feet ess). then thirty
eght feet and four inches more Iess> then north
twenty six feet mOre ess) Market space to the
place OF beginning
Also ali that part Of Lot number o. IN Old George
town. D. Co. situated at the corner of Bridge street and
Bank alley, frontng thr.y-one feet and SIX inches
On the north side Of Bridga street. and running back
northwardy of the width the front, and nd
ing on the west side of said alley ninety feet deep
witt all the improvements UP IN the same.
Terms: One third c.sh; balance in six and twelve
months. with Interest six cent; all cash the
option of the purchaser. A deed given and deed of
trust taken. deposit OF fifty dollars required
sale. All cenveyandng aud recording ut the expense of
the purchaser. X. p CKSON.
my1-d&ds Attorney for Whites Heirs.
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NAVAL NOTES.-Commodore John G. Walker has
returned from New York, where he went to in
spect the extensive repairs TO the u. s. s. Trenton
He reports that she VIII be ready for sea about
the LIST OF July. She VIII probably be sent to the Ash
attic station to take the place OF the flagship Rich
mOnd. The Lancaster sailed from Havre, France
April 18th for Antwerp, Belgium After stay
there OF afeW days she would leave for Grsvesend
England The Juniata left Alden for MuscaG Ara
bia, April 3D. The Alliance sailed from Key West
this morning for Hampton Roads The Powhatan,
arrived at Key West, April 2Sth, seven days
from Aspinwau
The ATTORNEY GENERAL Is suffering from a
severe cough, and remains at home by the advice
OF his physicians. He does not come to hts Office
at ALL because the painting which Is being done
there aggravates his cough. Advantage Is being
taken or his absence to put his office room In
summer dress
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NORTH OF
WASHINGTON D. @.

d. Q.
On WEDNESDAY,. MAY SECOND, 1883. st3aSS
IhREE O'CLOCK p NJ, i will sell at auction on $SHS
the premises valuable Lot OF about 50 of..A-
snd, and house. situated the Ridge, between Rock
creek and Broad Branch. about three miles north Of
washington, and adjoining the lands Of Messrs Lyle
Pierce. ShOer sker and b. =. Swartz
ne situation il beautiful commanding fair view OF
the Capitol and If properly cared for will make ee-
CANT country seat to be approached either by the Broad
Branch road or by the Brightwood and Broad Branch
ROAD, ana short distance through Shoemaker's or
swtrz land II has excellent water and is well adapt
Ell ss fr lit or Dairy farm.
Terms easy, and made known at sale
For further particulars inquire of
WILLIAM READING,
ap24-d \ ear Cabin John p. o.. Md,
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Edward
M. Bentley, Washington, two patents, electric
way, and a patent to E. Nj. Bentley and w. H.
Knight for the same; Alvan d. Brock. Washing
ton, manufacture OF coiled metallic pipes: w. If
3 Bufguyn, Richmond, hand motive power: Jonas
Cooper, Washington, shutter and fastening there
for: w. Ii. Ellcott Baltimore, hot blast stove for
blast furnaces: William T. Gard Baltimore lead
pencil ca,e: VIM: F: Jones, fillmore. sectional
linking roller; W: II. Il. Knight, Washington, opera
chair: Charles II. Kozle, Baltimore, assignee to
American Electrophore company, Washington,
plate for secondary batteries; G. w. Lindsey and
Paine. Baltimore, i..ail elevator; Salie P. Fark.
Washington, bathing attachment for bird cages:
George I. Ptllings, Baltimore, sectional tubular
boiler.
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sp24 o. 2sSmyI Truste.

A UCIION SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BUII- ING
"A LOTS. on THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTF ENTH
STREET, BETWEEN n STREET AND RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST.
On WFpNESDAY MAY SECOND, 1885, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, shall sel in front of the PREMISES
the north 20 feet front and the south 20 feet front by
the depth. of lot 10, square oil. -
Terms: One-thiri cash and the balance in l. and
years ut per cent interest pay able ANNUALLY Sc
cured by deed of trust all cash OPTION of
500 deposit each lot at time of sale all record
,hg ana at purchasers cost. Terms to
d. complied with in seven DAYS.
apl9eo&ds j. I. GOODWILL, Auctioneer.
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A UcrIoN SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDaEs,

will sell by public auction at my store 1918 Penn
syvania avenue northwest lencipg on L u SD4Y
MAY FL ST. at TEN O'CLOCK A. Nj, large coIleC.
tom OK forfeited pedge-. consisting If Ladies and
Gents Clothing of all kinds such Overcoats Ulste r.
Cots. Vests. Pants. Boots. Shoes. Slippers Hat and
Suitngs, Dresses. Skirts, silks and Dress CoOds
Goaks. D9lmans and Shswis. Books, Musical and Me-
ctsnical Instruments. Pocket Cutlery, Table Ware
Uses, lmbrs Has. Parasos, Kevoivsr- Guns Rifles
I1ies, Silk Fish Lines. Fluting Machines, Clocks
Rszors, &c. This sale will continue Mornings at I'D
O'Clock and Evenings at O'Clock until ali the los are
soif Persons holding tickets the tine on which hsy-
ing expired will please take notice.
II. X. FULTON
ap2f It Pawnbroker and AuctiOneer.
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xBCKLxSo YOUNG NAN WITH 4 PISTOL coHrKA-
RLArxs suIcIp. AND SHOOTS At AHorHER NAN.
Some excitement was caused In the neighoor-
hood Of John schlotterback's saloon, on street.
near 7th street. about 30 O'Clock last night BY
the report OF pistol shots Private j. J. Smith, OF
the sixth precinct FASTENED to the saloon and was
informed by the proprietor that Q young man
named J. Harry Clampitt had tr,s1 to shoot
another man, and also dec Jared that he intended
70 commit suicide. Clam pitt was arrested and
pistol was found on him. ana MT. S. gave the
onlcer paper that the prisoner gave him On
one side OF the paper was written, In a bold hand:
To u,, WAsuIscroS. d. C.. April so. 1883.
l. the UNDERSIGNED have nerve enough to do a. say
VIII blow my brains out before IL O'Clock 2.
rr, j. HARRY CIANPTrr.
From Your Harry.
The other side OF the paper contains q note TO
his mother and to Emma Sullivan.
In the Police Court this morning Clampitt who
IS only twenty years old. was put on trial for as
sault with intent TO kill He had no counsel and
pleaded not guilty. Mr. Klenk. the FIRST witness
called, stated that about 10 80 O'Clock last night
while he was sitting In the dining-room at MIR.
Schotterbacks restaurant, he heard Mr.. Schlotter-
do 1t In my house!r Mr.. &. then called 10 witness
20 come into the bar, and as he stepped into the
par the prisoner said: You -; IL you come
any nearer Will blow your brains OUT He had
his pistol leveed at witness head all the time and
as be ceased speaking he began to fire one OF the
balls passing within few inches OF witness head.
John Schlotterback, the keeper OF the restaurant,
stated that the DEFENDANT, who lives In the
neighborhood, last night came into the bar room
and drank glass OF beer, and pulled out sheet
OF paper from his pocket and laid It on the bar
and asked witness to read It. Almost s1multane-
ousy he drew revolver and put 1t at HIS forehead
and said he was going TO kill himself witness
got frightened at the sight of the pistol and asked
him not to shoot himself there. and then called for
help. He declared that he intended TO Kill him.
self, and when Mr. Klenk came In he began firing
at him. Judge Smell sent the case TO the grand
Jury. and Clampitt was committed In default of
$500 ball
STAR reporter saw young Clampitt In his cell
after the court adjourned, and he stated that he
came here about two months ago from Baltimore,
where his family reside. He said he was drunk at
the time he was arrested, and had no motive for
committing suicide.
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THIS EVENING.
WALLER B. WILLIAMS Co.. Auctoneers.
SPECIAL SALE FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
FINE TRIPLE sILvER-PLArED WARE,
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY.
MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZEs AND oRNA-
MENTS.
BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO.,
STORE CORNER 10Th AND d SHEETS
Facing Pennsylvania avenue).
COMMENCING
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL Both,
AT TEN AM,
REsuM1Nd AT T p,6}b A < p SEVEN z AND HALF
And continue from day to day until the entire stock
The sock will Include b New and Beautiful Goods in
ser waf re es 4sa casa Is s
Tureens, Bakers. Vases. Buffers, syrups. &c. &C.
ALSO.
$50 DOZEN ROGERS
And Other CeIebrated Makes Of
SPOONS, FISH hAP k ES' Gsh Xa Sc s1EELe.
ALSO.
Choice Assortment of
MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZ1i5 AND ORNAMENTS
Chairs will he furnished the ladies', who are RESPECT
fully invited.
The goods will he guaranteed In every respect ~ ran
resented and our instructions most positive 20 sell
the entire stock without reserve.
Ont Of town purchasers have goods carefully
packed apT-Gt'
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VSEUPOSALS FOR FIR SR BE F, MUTTON AM
III CORNED REEF
OF SECRETARY AND I REASURER,
UNITED STATES oLDIERs' HOME,
WAluTNnTnN n Anil Qn t.SQ

OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND 1REASURER,
UNITED STATES oLDIERS' HOME
WASHINGTON d C., April 80 1888. J
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, subject the usual
Conditions viii be received at this Office until TWELVE
LOCK DON. on THUKSDAN, the SEVEN-
TEEN III DAY of MAY, 1885, at which time and place
they vii be opened in prcsenc of bidders. for furnish
Ing nd delivering at the kitchen and hospital Of the
Soldiers Home Fresh Beef, Mu't1n and Corned Beef
es required by the Secretary aud Tr the Home
Tor the year commencing July LIST, 1888. and ending
june J0th. 1884
Information 10 Of bidding conditions 20 be
observed by bidders, terms of contract and payment
VII be furnished on personal application this Office.
ne secret ~ and Treasurer the right to
any and all proposals. The successful bidder will
be required 70 enSer into written contract with the
Secretary and reasureT of the Home with good and
approved security. III the of 81 500 within twenty
days alter being note of the of his prop
sa cory of this advertise be attached
each proposal Enve opes containing pro ossls 1uld
fe endorsed, Proposals for Fresh Beef Mutton and
Cornet Beef at United st ties Soldiers Home District
OF Columbia, and addressed TO the undersigned.
Ii. +. RITTENHOUST,
ep30-1O Secretary and Treasurer Soldiers Home.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. CORNER PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated July 7th a.,
1872 and recorded in Iber No. 79l, folio i63 of i
we and records Of Washington county District OF aa
Couma and II the nest OF the holder of the bond
secured thereby, will sell at pubic auction in front
OF the Prerr 1ns. ON FRIDAY. THE FOURT1 DAY
piece or parcel Of ground nsse IN th city Of wasin
ton, and known part Of Lot nine CO., and the Whole
OF lots ten (10) and eleven Qr IN square numbered
min hundred and twenty five (925). and bounded as
said. square and ru1nins south along ' %, n
street cart one hundred and four CO. feet
and nine CO., inches; thence west hundred and
nine ti0S) feet and ~ inch; thence one hn.l-
dred and seventy three Q73) feet aud % inch to
POINT five % feet enthusiastically from the intersec on
OF PeEnsvivans avenue and the public square thence
ao said avenue hundred twenty three :23l
feet to the place Of beg nniEg.
Terms: One third cxah, and the balance PAYABLE in
equal ayepts at Elk and twelve months after date to
&c secured ~ nots bearing eight per cent. interest
al cash. the purchaser prefers $50 to be deposited
or sccsptAncs OF bid. Terms to be complied with
eeve,i days after SALE and IN default .siiance the
tntea reserves the right sell risk and cost
Of the purchaser
apA-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Trustee
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VyROMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE SEVENTH STREET ROAi', OPPO lite THE
SCHUtTZEN PARK. AT Al. TON.
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 22d day of q,
f01o 443, ct seq, Of the land records of the -
District OF Columbia the un rsgned trustee will by
the premises. ON WEDNESDAY the s. COND DAY
OF MAY, 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK, the following de-
scrbed proi erty viz: All that part parcel of land
and known a. part of OF No l. in Block No z, OF
and Mount Pleasant as by recorded subdivision of
plat Beginning for the spme at point at the north
west corner OF Nasch Get and It'll street road thence
west one hundred teei thence north twenty feet
east one hundred feet thence south twenty fest the
place of beginning
Terms: One fourth cash, balance at six twelve and
eighteen months, wi notes bearing interest and Sc
cured by DEED Of trust. all cash at option of pur
chaser: All conveysncing at purchasers cost: 800
deposit will be required at time of sale.
GEORGE w. THOMAS,
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The COurts.

SPECIAL CRIMINAL CoURr-Judoe Nac Arthur.
Yesterday. Walter Gordon, larceny (appeap; not
guilty.
TO day Charles Z williams, HOUSEKEEPING IN
the night, plea OF guilty; sentenced TO I'VE years
IN the Erie county penitentiary. Joseph Meyer
Indicted with Isadora MandeID. false pretences,
pleaded not guilty. Georgiana Walker, larceny OF
JeWelry: guilty, ana sentenced to two years in the
penltentaIy. EDWARD johnson and John Hud.
son, eolored, housebre aking; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT--Judge Coz
Yesterday. National Capital Insurance Companv
agt Russell; order OF April 2S:h modired West.
ham Granite Company agt Chandler, pro confesso
agt T. l. Dunn: set aside and leave TO answer
Muroocn agt Fletcher; certain parties enJoined
from entering suit Shoemaker agt Campbell; A
A. Blrney appointed guardian ad Item. Emrfre
Mill company agt Ager ct al i; services OF process
vacated.
POLICE CouRT-Judoe Snen
To-day, Theodore Lewis, keeping his bar open
on Sunday; SO; appeal noted Carrie Green and
Ida stewart coiored larceny OF three dresses from
Lucy Drew; 80 days and restitution James Pot
Ter. coaoEeos assault on Lucy Davis; s or u days
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Mama

PATENT DKcIsIoN.-The Patent ONCE calls the
attention OF inventors and purchasers OF unpat-
ented Inventions 10 the decision OF the United
states circuit court OF the northern district az New
a9rs 10 the e case OF Wright G agt Randall ct al,
ment OF an unpatented invention on witch
patent 60 be issued to the assignee must iden-
or an application, or otherwise, that there can be
no mistake as 10 what particular invention is In
tended Assignments that do not unmistak ably
identify the application viii be held unrecorded.
ABsESrREIsx IN THE SPECIAL CRIMINAL COURT
This morning, in the Special Criminal Court there
was SO much difficulty In getting cases up for
trial owing TO the absence OF witnesses counsel
that Judge Macarthur asked: lis there any ono
present7 Where is there q prisoner 90 Assistant
District Attorney:-"we may get a prisoner by
sending an officer down stairs. Send up Thomas
Mackey." The bailIfT retired. and when he an-
nounced In few minutes "Mackey is not there"
mere was roar OF laughter, during which Mr. G.
III. Smith asked: us the district attorney here 2"
ana Mr.. Pelham said: "Rey nOds and MCNuIy are
there, and have been for six months" The sug-
gesuon 20 send for them was adopted. and at I0:ss
O'Clock they were brought and a jury was sworn.
THE RIVER TRApE-Harbormaster Sutton re-
ports arrivals az the river front follows: Stmr
NorioIk. Shropshire, merch nd ze for ). H. john
con Co; schr John T. Way, wbeatIey, I40,ooo
feet lumber for Johnson & wimsatt; schr Active.
Huss y l,ooO.0Oo lathS, city dealers: schr. Henry
D. May Morris, $4,000 feet lumber, city dealers;
market: pungy Thomas jefferson, Rowe. $40 ouss,
bus SsIseF oy mnrkes sSop MSgr wO9aaH $50
wards, 40 cords wood, J. o. Garter.
Travellers, Guide.
PENNSYLVANIA RoAD:-For Batimore-a m
$40, 500 (ex.), $50 OK. 1880 (eK) pm, 80
leX), $50 (ex), s:i0 20 80 (eXD. so (x 10 20
ENl Boston-pm-, 80; on sunday, S:e0. New
York ana eaSt-a-m-, (eX.D 800 a. ek.l 10 80
fxl Pm. 80 tex), 4:20 (ex), ESQ OK 1910
!eox.n For Philadelphia-am, (eKl, $50 a. ex.l,
iO:So texe Pm, 80 lex.), 4:9 teK.l, $50 tex.b
l9:S (ex) For Pittsburg and west--am ESD
!exl Pm. 7:So (ex.l, $50 (ex.) For Rochester.
Erie, Niagara-p.m., $50 Pope's creek-am,
GAO Pm, 4:40. Richmond and south-a.m m. 8 40
IL % Pm, 8.
b. & o: II r. For Baltimore-a.m.. g. g: 80 tex,,
7:45 tex.), 9, 10 (exl Pm. 1910, 2:20 (ex.l s:5
lexl. 3, 4:S0, 4:4O, 5:4 Px), 2, 7:9O trl, 80.
For New York and Philadelphia-s.m, $40 (exl
Pm, tex), $40 texl For BOston-a m. $40
(e1) 7. M, $40 (ex.l For Chicago, Cincinnati
and st Lous-a.m., 4:C5 (exl, 1913 (ex.) Pm,
g:as lexl For Pittsburg-am, 10:l5 texD Pm,
glnia-am., sac (ex1 Point Of Rocks and way
a. M, S:l0 Pm, AIS Cos
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SPECIAL SAFE
OF A LARGE STOCK
OF MEMS, YOUTHS, Boys AND
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,

STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER VEST
AND OTHER CHAINS, SETS JEWEL RY RINGS
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY THIRD. AT TEN
O'CLOCK, will sell within salesroom stock of
the above goods to which the attention of buyers
called. myl-2t
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PROFESSIONAL.

EfAsY FEE AND DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN
ar aiid sunshine increase vitality and longevity
Ienc the most eminent pffys- clans, surgeons aud
kn9nrah9s OF nthrr well known persOnagts visit DR.
WILL - establishment. lil6 Pa. ave-. opposite vii
1arus Hotel, Tor reef from and avoidance of 1orns
ences. etr- Once fee 81 Ter visit. MAI
NE H. L BOvEE. MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN
~ Treats successfully Female Diseases NeI,rsl ia
dHheuhat'sn Chitis. PsrsIysi-. Nervous Diseases sc
Iurksn russian, sulphur and all Nedicated Ba hs
s1seh- az u strees. opposite Riggs House. o20
hE NJ. y. PARSONS. VI DICAL RLECTEICIAN
1ISaisanic ana Electro Yapor Baths Massage Sweed.
ash movements, Magnetic Irestnent. Hours from
ga H. to 7 y. 1871 y street northwest of 1ms
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nj. "''''
VIII sell, commencing THURSDAY MORNING.
APRIL WkLF1H. AT HALF-PASr TEN O,CiuCE
,e stock Of Dry Goods at sos TIA street CONSISTING Of
sILkS ,DisESS GOODS. TABLE LINENS.
PURE w, LINEN sHEETINGs. HOSIERY. UNDER
BEK.COA1S, 'oD
FLANkEI.S. ChSSIMERES, AND A CONPI RTE
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE DONESTL
GOODS. ~
aides will please attend this sale ~ the prouretor ia
dserndned ~ se every art tn hsest bidder for
caAh. e'' oAAAeSi ioR
IL. FOLEY Auct1oneer
hloJ-Im 9US eth street northu
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE
BBuGixxDIINSS Lot f., o. ,;,, THE North SIDE OF
AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated January 18th s1S
A. 1857 and recorded in Iiber 90, folio 76. iW&
TIE Land Records of the District OF Columbia at-A-
the request OF the holder of the note wiz se public
anGiion Ia front Of the prem ses on TUESDAY, MAY
The FIF TENTH, AID 1883. at Six O'CLOCK p
Lot 8. IN square o14 beng Of the best building
lois IN the city having frontage Of 65 feet 10 inches
Terms Of sale: nehaf cash. and the balance In six
tWe'e and eighteen tbs in notes secured b. deed
OF Lust ON the property sold. with interest six per
cent per annum all cash, at the option Of the pIrr
ciTSr deposit II 800 required az the lot is
sold te III, to be conn he'd with in ten days other
after five days public notice of resale in The Eye
Ing Star newspaper. published in Washington, d. G..
ROBERT o. HOL1 IMAM
No. GAL street NV. [
CHARLES FLINT 7 trustees
No. 6l5 18th street n. ".
Z. O. HOFFMAN, Auct Oneer
10Th and + streets nor;fiwpat ar9s dH6s