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Alexandria Attain
Reported for TIE EVENING srAn,

FIREMEH's MEErlNa.-The Hydrau,ton s,ea,, Al.
engine company Id an adjourned meeting asst
nlshC MT M >. Waterman, from the commit tea
appointed to walt upon the chief engineer and "a.
certain precisely the specifications OF the charge
| a meeting Of the board OF wariens was convened
py The chief engineer, and a conference held, In
which the engineer said that the ineficiency was
caused by che failure OF the company TO properly
support the engineer, Mr. VIM Simpson. w. p
CaIne said that ought 20 be easily remedied. He
introduced the following; RESOLVED, That this
company Is prepared "a support It's enginser.r
which was adopted by q vote OF IL to L. A motion
that committee be appointed TO confer with the
Frieneshlp and Sun hand-engine companies with
view TO their consolidation with the Hydraullon,
was introduced by w. f. Carne. This was OBJ
| nan, and ruled out OF order by the chair, where.
upon notice was given that such a resolution
would oe INTRODUCED at the next meeting.
contlnues the sessions OF his court Yesterday he
mace DEGREES confirming the sales that have re-
Cameron street: OF the Hoon property, ana of the
ss aS maue last Saturday In the partition OF the
PoLIcR REPoAT-At the station house this morn.
n ing sne prisoners We're Alice kits, arrested by
0 UI Franks, charged with disorderly conduct;
Latun, on the same charge; Chas Richardson
arrested by onncer Pat Hayes, charged with petit
Lomax to the chain gang for larceny, and ordered
1nat tramp, named Chas Richardson, be sent
1Ts ot o0wn There were four dodgers at the sta
,kErokTkRs NorEs-Rev. DR.. T. II. Lewis, Of
p Westminster, Md. preached at the Methodist
Protestant church last night--Mr ]. f. Kid
Wel' teacher OF Walker public school, in Alexan.
ara county, has resigned mis- positiou-The
steamer Mary Washington was examined by the
, ms, at Prince street dock yesterday and
passed lnspecton.-The circuit court for Alex.
andria county will be opened by Judge Keith at
the columbus street court house on Monday next
the corporation court has made a decree for
the sale OF the real estate OF the late Margaret n
summers, consisting OF q number or houses and
lots In the western part OF the city, The decree Is
made In the partition suit OF Francis Miller OF
washington, ag9 summers ct aL-Ex-P Post.
master Berkeley has withdrawn as Independent
Canaioate Tor mayor.--A shipcarpenter named
Davis, who came here from Norfolk, was badly
nurt at the ship yard this morning by a fall-
Judge Meade this morning received tho report OF
receiver Armstrong OF the sale OF the agricultural
fair buildings, &c, and confirmed Il after dfmin.
noon Wv
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Sad Fate OF a Little Girl.

FLEEING FROM THE MAN WHO OUTRAGED HER-sHR
JUMPS FROM A WINDOW, RECEIVING FATAL M
JURIES
Tuesday Sheriff Haas, OF Hampton, Va. ar.
bar and pool room mile from Fortress Monroe
charged with committing rape on a girl eleven
years OLD, the daughter or a dead soldier The
time Lancer has been trying 70 get the Girl to
DENY IL Last Sunday he took the girl up into the
tnlrd story attic room OF hs house. his wife being
absent. and told her II she did not deny ft he
would hang her. On her refusal he locked her I'm
tne room and Informed her he was going for q
rope 10 hang her. When she heard him az.
preaching she jumped through the window. ana
ieil distance OF thirty feet, lighting on pile OF
pricks, breaking her leg, and sustaining internal
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Tele4raphic Briefs.

Az westminster, NY, wheelwright and black
smith shop, a meat market. a grocery and shoe
causing a total loss Of $4,000.
While number OF workmen were digging q
trench on Fayette street. Allegheny City, Pa this
JOS n. Smith and seriously inturing Matthew Col
den and James Hughes
Inc ninety-n NTH general assembly Of the Presby-
terrain church OF the United States convened at
Saratoga, N. Y, this morning.
In the chess tournament In London last even ing
him as was then reported.
the Chicago and Rock Island railroad has given
notlce OF Its withdrawal from the Iowa pool far
as passenger business is concerned
The funeral services OF the late ex-Gov Israel
MaShburne took placs at 10 o'clock this morning
IN Bangor, Me-, In the presence of a large con-
course OF friends and relatives.
Tne funeral services over the remains OF Mrs
Maria c Stoddard, wife of Rev. 3. L. Stoddard. OF
Jersey CITY, who was shot by the accidental dis
GnaIge OF pistol, were held at St Paul's church,
Boston. to-day
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The Civil Service Examinations.

REGULATIONS ADOPTED TO GOVERN THEM
The Civil Service Commission has adopted code
OF thlrtyone rules or regulations for the govern
ment of the examinations hereafter to be made
throughout the whole country. as well as In Wash
ington. for appointments. These rules provide
that the chief examiner shall, far as practical
BILE, attend the examinations held by the several
board OF examiners. He shall take care to secure
accuracy, uniformity and justice in all their pro-
cedlngs, which shall at all times be open TO him.
out leaving the duty Of the examiners for marking
and grading those examined unlmpaired. ne
shall prepare and submit to the approval OF the
commission proper forms and questions.
Inc general board OF examiners for the depart-
mental service shall consist OF two nersons from
the Treasury department, two from the Post Ofice
department. two from the Interior department.
ana one from each OF the other departments.
. special board OF examiners will be selected by
the commissioners for the departmental service at
washington for holding any examination when
ever, In the judgment of the commission the tech.
nlcal Information or skill to be tested seems to re.
quire it. W ~
- All competitive examinations for admission to
the CIVIL service shall be in writing, except that
tests OF physical qualities or experiences MAY be
ADDED as the commission shall approve.
4. All the questions on any subject in the examina.
lions Will be given on single sheet
N0G less than four nor more than ten questions
shall be given in each subject of the examination
Detailed instructions are given to examiners for
the purpose OF securing fairness In the examina.
ton, and to provide for uniformity in arriving at
the averages attained by the candidates.
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III led,

ANDREWS; Wednesday. May l6. 1888 SAMUEL
Raves and friends arc invited to attend the fuper,
Friday May ID. '
BAIRD. On Wednesday May 16 1888 CORNRIIA
W. 9. wife Of Gen: Absalom Baird. Z. 5. A.
helAuvos ana friends are respectfully reuuoeted a
attend the funeral Friday May 18TH at four ococS o.
m from her late residence. No. llO9 street north.
FM.c0NER. On the night Of May Is, 1883. at 10 10
O'CLOCK, Of spoplexy, Mrs. SUSAN FAL6ONER WIDOW
Funeral xi take place from her late residence i126
seventh etr4et northwest at O'Clock q. M. Fridsv
lethtns Relatives and friends respectfully In iSed
MORAN. On "Wednesday. May 18th, 1889 sstsr
the SD year Of her age:
May she rest IN peace.
Funeral from 81 Stephens church. corner pennayi.
vanis avenue aud 26th street Friday May 18th q
one eclock Relatives and friends are respectfully i'm
NEW! NEMM d. On the evening Of May 18Th, 1883.
JAMES OSCAR. youngest son of j. ID. AID A. X New.
days. " eA'
18th. at ten an q
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
70 s EREEEfSSH HoHsE S ~ Tg
SS$$HS IS 81 KS sAs$aE
Of s
49, 10 sS3 Equity Doc Fl l;obert Cohen j. II. ass
named the following described real estate lying and
a i 81 T ;s
for sa .1n5 at the
and running thence south the west line Of SAID lot
one hnna5ed and twenty 2 feet thence east
line es Of An . " Hooyes Inc
and said ns II ot Gs parallel
Of Anse Rofn With '1d s and
to the p1aee Of S feshoe
ping being the same land conveyed TO Robert Cohen
SEQ Of Gland records Of sad Dstrsct said Land Is
dsene
On THE SAME DAY. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM II.
is4sR u css
is s Sd sst hs
~e on s XII R ps sRb at s p p ef f
bered twenty four c2 in j. russell Bars reco a
subdivision OF square numbered three hundred and
so Ut as ro oe f c
Street apd
sothweswardy at right angles with said str ct fifty
So) feff and nine 90 inches thence due west one hun
thsnc Sd due esat aane
q 4shs aas es snd snlss
proved. ~ ." "AAA
Terms Of sale One third cash and the balance in
three equal nstallments al 6, u and IS months with
to be evidenced by the notes Of the secured
be given by the trustees until tie full pymsn o3
Of the purchase money. At the time Of sale
$500 on said part Of lot nve {; S2eO on said
ot nne and 500 on said SUBJ lot twenty four and
lees the purchaser or purchasers Of the respective lots
sns seVeray fully comply with the terms Of sale with
IN seven Gays from any such sale the Trustees will re-
sell said lot lots at the risk cost and EXPENSE Of
such defaultin9 purchaser or purchasers after tan
oays advertisement OF such sale or sales,
ANDREW b. DUVALL. Tr1stea
1872 Louisiana avenue Northwest
HENRY e. DAVIS, Trustee.
400 Louisiana avenue northwest
my12-d DUNCANSON BROS Amct.
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RAILROADS.
NvHE GRFA7

NJ, StHTHsT 1h5f AIS hSs sSgEErHxFsE
h MI Efrfc Ae M isSH f isss
For Pr P..1' end the wsst chiesso Iimtsi Express
In eao daily. With slssrhs q ca:s fro as'
with faaee car to PitfsbnfPP and en- R
nat Ais%. eonnecss EXCEPT satprdays for Chica-
go > N daily. for f1itsburx and the West. with
fStfs s All e Rs sfis52
gs1 IN dsiiy except saturday, with Psaen Cars
-, s'"n TO Canandaigua. and Harrisburg to
Fo@ VII anI-rort Lock Haven and Elulra at $50
For New Yort and the . Iaet' 500 4. m 1890 A. m.
10 !; 70 81 . 80 and 10 20 p m: On sunday 40
cars dan. e1e sss sunday nd y"ian
Aor b. . Tith9:is change l:3o p ~ eyey week day
For Isoat.yn. n Y. al through trains connect at
ing = ect transfer to Patton street avoiding double
fer s,1 az ,r, across New York City; No'
100 Limited E.pres s" ssS M" daily ally s s9
For BAT re- 90 500 $50. 1910 a. M, and 80
d. go 1880 % 60 80 90 80 and
For Pei = Creek Line. Gao q. m and 4:4o D. M daily
For sAn:'srolis. 6io H. and $40 Pm daily. e,cep.
sa hER sSBHREz zsD NSsais aA1H
For Alexandria. $50. 100 800 Hoo and II Diam
- 40. 200, Go. SEQ and II 80 pm. on
FL ~ N> Wv"
For Richmond and the South. $50 and IL :o5 a. NJ.
- daily. and 90 daily, excep. Sunday
2ra a leave !, ae1endria for Wsslnston, 6oO $780,
ami 10 p m, and II 90 midniyht. ON SUNDAY Mt
$40 9:53 and 1000 m 100 and $40 IN
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor-
ner OF iSf street Sd Pennsylvania avenue and at the
stAuo vt.re orders be left for the checking Of
J.R. WOOD,
ru.o - nv,, - General Passenger Agent
F.. General MANAGER. ny1A
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pal IMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ABE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
,, VIA WASHINGTON.

VI u ssuI ri " ESi.
DOUBLE TkACK. JANNEY COUPLER.
schee'u,e to take effect So NDAY. MAY 18th. 1885,
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey
For Ch,cego. Cincinnati Louisville and st. I,ouis
daily q : 05 a H., l0:lo =. M, 1910 4. m with
points. Without change; lo:l5 M daily to Chicago
s1Iseps saturday c,,.,.,
buzz WIN sicepinE Cars attached ''o 'fA'n 70 f'''s
sEd sespns Cam p assae hsa H. daily with
and iGos a. m xsei ia aiS So s IA s9
.'f h 1 On AZ. sSps sy; SIC s.Ss 1Sos m
Tor AhEs obs 40 H.. IL 10 and 4:40. on Sunday
For Way stations between Washington and Baltimore
m. For station. on Metropolitan Branch, Z *
daily Tor stanton. $50 a. m. daily EXCEPT Sum
day; ior Frederick $50 nl.. l0:I5 q. M and x:45
For hasessswn lo:ls an- daily except Sunday. s:45
Trains arrive from the West daily. $40. 7:ss.m
From Ses 3osi *. a.; Phll.aelphi.. Ass. $40 an
From s1spos SO s;y s.esPs o ssnsssy sunday
1910 a. M, 637 pm
From and nsy ssG posn suns.
1000 an. .. Is. re p. M, and 500 Pm. daily
sKss s, sq h 1000 An. s:oopm daily from
Irails leave Baumore Tor Washington 81 l:lo, $40
.o slS 800 s9S . aSsS /, 50 aais go
days. z, 4;49. 7;l5. $50. Q. e:l0 am, 1880 20
An iains from Washington stop at Relay Station ak
ss:isss Information apply :. the Baltimore ana
vn taken for 6ssase to BE- checked and received Z
vi 0fs5Fffs I 81 s Il a:;l ssa'':::: As.a.
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The MaYkafA.

sss; do ID seres. SO: new To- los. szs BID to- day.
r1 BALTIMORE ia May l7-Coss9n easy-middHns io.
western irregular and easy southern red. l. 17ai Is
do; amber. l2oal. 70: No. Maryland l:24 No. west
G 12lal 2la; july, L22al. 22k; August si. a2H
Corn-southern drm western more active and steady;
%!Tsd. spss MAY june st ss.ssG
white, 62a5S do, mixed 1ea5f Pennsylvania 5osss.
Rye gniet-goSd to prime, 7oa7s Hay in fair demand
and 5teady. Prov1aons dull. Butter quiet and Arm
for choce-weste.n !soked, 17a2S roll, I1afs. EsTs
r nrm and sSsrce 1s1s Petroleum. firm and higher
ordinary 70 fair. sAasA: Sugar quiet-X soft. sx:
copper refined quiet 14As1S. Whisky steady. 1. ief
ss s2a aon5 Is Sd grain ahasd: ReceipsSaoSr
bushels; oats. 800 bushels shipments-whea 20. 224
bushels corn Il. ESQ bushels. 6ales-wheat 16O 600
bushels; corn. IS, 600 bushels. >~~'0'~
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l. Real EstaAe Auctioneers.

ExECUTQR,s SALE OF VAIuABIe IMPROVED
fNd 70 The EsTIT HE AZ Es sta RnEtE9hG
Rfs F12%HnRNf 81 sG1H sTREET: q sTREET AND
s8 Gn TUESDAY y = =. AFTERNOON. MAY TwENTY-A
SEOOND. as HALF.PAST FOriR O'CLOCK on Ia
the premises We sha sel by virtue Of he power q
Sxs 9. s.nd TO- in sub Of square III. fronting
1cl ~ Lees on !3th street. between p and Directs
99r s i've e.ts1dipg haok los icet to sey
eet1 p eorered q TIE WIN be cold
,n ~ q ana 81 IN sub. Of same square, Sront-
k ~ 1867 on north street between 18th ana 18th
ssTee9 WeeS expanding back l2O feet to 90 foot aey
~ ~ r w W and %. in sub Of same square
IIonoqg eeco 10 feet inches On Kin9nan Piace Ia.
Q 10 foot alley. - 'AsosasAaDs o~NA ~ A0os "
.d R.s e Let 9. q md ~ sub q LOT In same
tween and streets north 0es "AAAeA-A AAeS's w
Plass Of az TIE lots win be exhibited q TIE sls and
m ey e see1 pscE e tne oceof Thos T. Fhsr Co..
Term: One third g ,purchass money In cash; the
remainder IN ax and twelve moats. VIII inseest ana
secured bX deed Of trust On Ghe properly 1uad do-
Ross o. S1yO on eSch Iot must b made when bid or
Ounyeyancn1 at the oQst Q& thu purcha0sgs. taEms
q ssls - net co%Pssa Va q "a asys fFom! AZ q
ny,e4 N l&kls Hek S@SisAx zssusr..
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SALE OLA P EES RAJ RESIDENCE. NO. 7o4 c

GALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. NO. 7O4 C
~ . STREET SOUTHWEST.
By direction of the owner who is Il non resident
will offer at public sale In front Of the premisee s
on On tR1DA ~: NAY EIGHTEENTH. 1898 Al 1c1
No M in square are No 49, about 47s6o by
basement brick house; No. 7O4 street southwest,
fronting also on Virginia and Maryland avenues. The
mouse has modern improvements and has been the resi-
dence Of NJ c. from Virginia; yard quite large with
snruDcery, &C.; Viii be sold at q bargain.
Terms: One third cash and balance in one two and
three years, with interest at six per cent
Real Estate Broker 91S F street northeast
q. L. COLDWELLs AuctlOneer. myl1-6t
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nUNCAKsoN BROS, Aucuoneers,
TKQSIEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
dDp !, ~ ~ fth ty STREET. BETWEEN , AND


BY virtue Of deed Of tryst given 70 us and dnyH
anI records OF Washington county, in the District
o. Wo9mn1a ana 5y requsstin writing Of The party
FIFTH pay OF MAY. a. B. 1855 Al FIVE AND
A-HALF O'CLOCK, In front Of the premises, ali that
PIECE or parcel Of ground lying In said District afore
sSGfre numbered NJ hundred and thirty eight and de-
On en- ls fr street vest distant one hundred and thirty
cornsr fe s north feet to The
90 sSa Let a to the 5 noFeast q said thence
3ppos as the pace Of BEGINNING, line being
line Of south street until It ntsrsects Delaware ~.
sucn point OF junction 10 southeast corner
OF sad part OF Lot one d. and thence to the place
OF Reennins, together with al and singular the ap-
pursena0oest rights. privileges, Improvements and
wise appertainng. o'1oN-e-AAe W. ~ "AA'-
and des%S OF sale cash balance in Six twelve
S dsn ny monsns at per cent notes be secured
oSrnS rch on premises and
otber%tse e tha 49, to bs compiled With seven
nSop4 ss the pisf and cost the defaang
sale IN some newsPaRss WASHINGTON D. 6.
mys-eod&ds THOMAS 8. HOPKINS. Trustees.
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THE VIRGINIA TAX CAsEs.-In the application or
!he Baltimore and Ohio railroad company for an
injunction restraining the collecting officers Of
the state from selling certain rolling stock OF the
complalnants on the Valley road In Virginia.
Judge Hugh l. Bond. OF the United States circuit
court, yesterday granted the motion or the petit
uoners and issued the Injunction prayed for pre-.
venting the sale OF the rolling stock operated by
the valley railroad and seized for taxes The road
had rendered coupons in payment OF the same
which the auditor refused. The case will now 20
to the Supreme Court ~
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DONCANSON BROS, Aucts. myS
United STATES MAnsHAL's SALE.

By virtue of four writs of er faas issued ont Of the
Cerks once OF the supreme Court OF the District Of
columbia. and TO directed. will sell at public sale
for cash. in font of the Court House door of said Dis
trIet, on FRIDAY the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1883. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ ali the rie ht te. claim and in
terest OF John Buterin and to the following ribbed
property TO wit: he western one-half OF Let two CD
In three hundred twenty (2O) also part Of
lot twelve 0?l, in square three hundr and twenty
said lot II. and running south wenty-eight (2 feet
and eKh 90 inches, thence east ten O0 feet thence
north twen.yeght (28) feet and eigh. S) inches and
thence west ten Q0 feet to the place of Beginning
together with all and singular the improvements there
satisfy executions No. q $50 at law in favor Of Cox
Whitman x Cox. Of John 3. Larner; No 81 956 at
favor Of Mary L. Byrne. ~ " ~
CLAYTON McMICHAEI. United States Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer myl2to3l
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Wall Street To-day.


THH STOCK MARKET GENERALLY WEAK AND LOWER
NEW YORK, May 1Z-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was generally weak and
were Wabash, Denver, Missouri Pacific. Union Pa
ci1c, Northern Pacific, Erie and Western Union.
the general list outside OF the seven stocks men
toned, i to x lower than last night, the 4 being
on northwestern. The money market is steadily
for the present the current rates are nomnaly un-
changed. The rates for call loans on stocks this
forenoon were per cent Government bonds were
Il higher for the 4s and 4 for the 4ts. Foreign
exchange steady
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer,

TWO HAIR CLOTH PARLoR SUITES, MIRROR.
En sngs sns and other Pictures Table
Han Carbets, Walnut and Cottage Furniture Mat
Oak Extension Table, Dining Chairs. China and
Glassware. Refrigerator. Stoves, Kitchen Requi.
sites. &C.. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH, 1888. at TEN O'CLOCK. at No. 7O5 9Th
good Household Furniture. NIL ~
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MARRIEn.

.. Csn,AbRKsEaNEALE On Thursdsy. May 17th 1881
O. Ms.klS. Nd Of Maryland. to JULIA v NEAL
1885, at the residence Of the brides parent Robert
M anss Oh Stn street Northwest BY ting Rev: W
Go4DELL. OF Ashland. Mass. to ADAV. GRAHAM.
1881 at the residence of Mr. Justice Field by the Rev
a. Flordqs Steele, J. CONDI SMITH. Of New YorK
% SAhAH HENDERSON, daughter Of the late Richsrd
g. Swearinssn, Of St Louis. No.
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vRUSTEE's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUsI-
sY TSS tPNhoPE TIYi, KNOWN N AZ No 6s4 PENN

FTHKUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUSI-
l. NESS PROPERTY, KNOWN AS No. 6Sx Penn.
BY virtue Of dscres Of the Snprsme Court Of thee
the cnn OF Columbia passed April sOth 1888 in
ESMty on the docket Of said court IwiSel q pub
r q re Rrs%se has On MQNnAS The
Ann UOLOCK that ceriain piece Of parcel Of
znSwn e Lot numbered Eeyen OH in Whitrsfrs
hnuGGdr9d nd 6 In TO cty Of Wsshinsso1.
hree storv hriTT isn me improvements consisting at
cssS III S.sD s p;F S y s DEGREES fourth
sMo n1c ree years after date Of sse With interest q
notes Of ~ pHr hhonnm secured By the promssory
chsaer dse osc o. sn cash Ct tho option q tie pgr
pqrchse money 6spoS Pc9 e PsKmaqs q The snt.ss
VII ne purchasess bid q ~ t ~, 20 ~
Xse9 Within TN dAys sziee salA.
SHPs9e 6Di1d5qe. A52 Iouissna WIN nossSSs
~" Now xoEx assans noishvsak myle-dsds /,
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Z I. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.

L. COIDWELL, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
lMPRONED BIZ SMALL. BRICK CHURCH, All
SOU HEAST CORNER OF SECOND STREET
EAST AND STREET NORTH.
By virtue Of decree. passed by the Supreme "a
Court OF the District OF Columbia, in guilty Cause I'D
No g. 400, entitled Saunders Bowen su! stitut- kA
ing the undsrs gned Trustee in that deed Of
land records of the District of Columbia from Sayles
Bowen to George Herick. Trustee. and bearing date
The hoaer OF the gromissory note secured therein
sl;s oiter for sale at public suction, FRIDAY MAY
EIGHTEENTH. 1888. at HALF PAST FIVE p. NJ, in
front OF the premises the north sixty Ave (65 feet Of
hfty-one 151. in the city Of Washington. D. G.
Terms OF sale One third balance in two equal
s1 per cent secured by deed of trust the property
hundred dollars deposit on acceptance Of bid Terms
OF sale to be complied with in ten days from day of
faulting purchaser. The purchaser is to bear the
costs OF cOnveyanc!ng and recording.
DANIEL O'C. CALLAGHAN, Trustee.
mylO-d&ds No. 435 It'll street northwest.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO.
NEARLY NE NEW Wan AND sPLENDID INsIR9.
RMahnT
PT1ISCIIuWH HsJj R0CKINa AND OTHER CHAIKs;
TOP CHA 4 SUITES; WIRE SPRINGS; HAIR
mntA 1IJIal PILLOWS AND holsters;
PAINTED MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITES;
WALNUT FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES
MCQ ~, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS;
MLNUT MARBLE TOP SIDEBOARD; TOILET
WAR;; REFRIGERATOR; COOKING AND
DIHEk Stoves; CHINA AND GLASSWARE;
,, On WEDNEsDAY, MAY TWENTY-THIRD, 1885, at
i len O'CLOCK shall cell at No. All etreet.
all Of which is in splendid order and has been used but
short tlme good chance to get good articles l7dts
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Fver~ c'ssa Securities bought AMI soaa A., .on,,,.
Son In San francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia NAV
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed an ths
new YORK stock Exchange at ono Der cent
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richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York ana
Boston. through which orders are executed on the
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promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and in
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Exchange.
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A Montana Riot Suppres.ea.

BOHEMIAN, MONT, May 17.-Tne sheriff OF this
county received from Gallatin, on Tuesday night,
telegram stating that a riot had occurred among
the laborers on the northern Pacific railway, ana
that the town was In the hands OF the mob.
sheriff Blakely and posse started at once, and,
arriving at Gallattn, surrounded the men, COM
pelilng them all to throw up their hands. The
jail