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Il Real Estate Auct.oneers.

Il Real Estate Auct.oneers.
ExEcuToR,s SAIL OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rs TE GsTRr KEa 81 Es HA
sSp aiRrh e. 5rEE2F ms
s2SdSS j; HAEFzsH PUN NAY d5k
% By " ha x f Of by sts P e
each rs feet on l4th street between and streets
Ihs covered by the improvements viii be sold To-
geth.r, the remainder sei aratey.
Hs snd d Pit
ST. I s%d 81 as9 ft to .; 20 oot alley
fronting each l6feet inches on Kinsman Place. be.
70 Foot sha streets NORTH extending back IS feet to
rsas IF and q sqb Of
s IS Of an @ G i &c hS ~:
1924 street northwest:
s sss9 4 s5 ssS q -
fhsn %. when 9s a
sale ea are ae lie
faulting purchaser.
ny1o,a VI zbS Y P 21sahAs.} Executors.
Jkeal Estate Auctioneers. s27 F street northwest.
AUCTION sA5E9F PREM1sEs No 1873 STREET
1888 AT, TX O'CL0CK p. NJ. We Win offer for G:
sale at public auction In front Of the premises
west feet front north Of lot in square 15
dwelling -' ~
erms; One-fourth cash. residue in three equal in
siaments at twelve and eighteen months the pur.
pronssory notes to be therefor bearing
Interest at per to be secured by deed Of trust on
property and satisfactory policy of nsuranceon the
6uldtg Terms to be complied with IN seven days on
oGIeut resale at risk and cost Of defaung
an at purchasers cost and 500 deposit
on acceptance of bid.
w,, =, John SHERMAN CO., Auctioneers
NM NJ. oM1Id. salesman. my11-eo&ds
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CHAIRS. TABLES, STOVES, &C.. CONTAINED
ING. FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR BOUND
AIRY.
commencing at Ten O'CLOCK, we will sell an the
Columbian College Building, quantity of Chairs,
By order Of Executive Committee.
myl7-3t DCNCANSON BROS, Auct:oneers,
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Mama
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" asn1nGtOn Mark efs-Retail Prices.
ny, ME.rsa - sirioln, soc per To-; DO porter
Corned Beef, sal5c-: Dried Beef, clipped Sas0c
Go. sliced, Oc; Tongues. smoked, coarse. Iamb
IN 2Oc daN spring, s0s25c per To- Veal IL aQsc
Mutton, 1oa2Oc.; Pork. l4alSc.; Sausage, lat a2oc
shoulders. 12kal5c., Breasts l5ais; Lard, IS
FRUrTs.-Oranges. 3oa5oc per doZ Lemons ga
Sc per doz Bananas, sossoc. per doz Oocoanuts,
each: Strawberries, Ioasoc per Of: Rhu.
FISH shad. 4oa75 cents per pair: Herring.
ishals cents per bunch; Perch, IS cents per
Halibut, ai25c. per H.; Goldfish, lOalsc. per To-
Haddock, loo. per In; Catfish, l0alac per To-:
Sea Bass, lsslsc. per To-; Black Fish, 12ai5c. per
White Fish, iOsso per ID Salmon Trout, isasoc.
per 10 mackerel. 12Es,5c. each; Salmon, so. per
To-; Founders, l5c. per 10: Sheephead, i5c per
10; Sturgeon, Zoe. per H.; Lobster. I2al5c. per
mond-back, $S0asSs per doz Turtle, CSC asi eacn;
CRIBS. 35c. per doz
BUTTER. : Philadelphia Print, sc. per H.;
western Creamery, 40c.; New York, sOas3c
doZ. ooN' P
MISREPRESENTATION, ur1sh,) soaaoc per pecr:
90 ao; DO. (new,, soc.ar per PIX; do. (sweeD,
Spinach per f psss Ese , Ss.o per
per head; onions, 4oasSc per suf pf: 'a doc
,Bsrmuda,. q per PIX: Carrots, base. per
Sl.oo per PIX; Oyster Plant, Sa5c bh. TurnIN
sal0c. per PIX; Caulinower, lOsaOc each; SQUASH.
saiOc. each; Radish. aasc: per bunch;
peas 4oaso per PIX; Tomatoes, IoaI6c per box: ke3
riants 15c each; Mint, Sc per bunch Water Cress.
G iUc, per punch; Asparagus, 1oalsc. per bunch:
ASnfinsl, 0ocasl.So per pair; SQUAD. $a5Oas4 per
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NEW YORK, May 1S-The business failures
throughout the country. as reported to the mer-
seven days number Ill as against 156 last week
The distribution was New England states Is,
middle states "a, southern 80 western Sc, Pacific
states and territories IL Canada II and New York
city 2.
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ArMpupftnH

Freehold, N. j., May 1s.-In the trial of Alex
10:a5 O'Clock this morning. after an exhaustive
charge by Judge Scudder. After an absence OF
seven minutes the jury returned q verdict OF not
guilty.
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TelegraDhiC Rriefs.

the steamer Iskatermburg, plying on the river
Twenty seven persons were wounded by the ex-
ploson.
The adJutant general OF the state OF Kansas,
Ihos Moonlight, Is at Dodge City, and In connec.
ton with the city authorities is endeavoring to re-
store order in the town.
A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas, says a
sailor on the schooner Anita from TampicO Mex
died Of yellow fever yesterday
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
NEARLY NEW AND SPLENDID INSTRIl'
MEN MEMT I,io,, WALNUT INIT, MARBLE:T0P TABLES;
PICTURES; ROCKING AND OTHER CHAIRS;
T TMO HEEY HANDSOME WALNUT MARBLE
IOPCHAMBER SUITES: WIRE SPRINGS; HAIR
MATTRESSES: PILLOWS AND holsters;
TAINTED MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITES;
WALNUT FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES:
MoQuET BRUssELs AID INGRAM CARPETs;
MAkNUI MAKBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD; TOILET
WAKE; REFRIGERATOR; COOKING AND
RT in STOVES; CHINA AND GLASSWARE;
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C.. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, MAY TwENTY-THIRD, 1883. at
betNe. 0tGtbo o shall sell At No Al street
a OF which is in splendid order and been used but
snort time. good chance to get good articles II dts
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District Government Affair.
POLICE CHANGES.

An order was issued from police Headquarters to
day announcing the following changes, to take
place at IL m. the 21st inst:-"Lieut r. A. Arnold
Will be relieved from command OF the fifth pre-
cinct and will perform the duties OF night inspec.
tor, metropolitan police, until further orders. He
Will be obeyed and respected as such. Night In
spectof N. A. Austin, on being relieved from the
duty OF that office by Lieut. Arnold, will relieve
the latter from command OF the nth precinct"
PERMITS 10 BUILD.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows W. G. Particle, erect nine
two-story dwellings, corner 9th and streets
northeast: $4,000. John Sullivan, erect q two
story dwelling, &, between lst and Cd streets
northeast; $500 Carusi estate, repair frame, c
street, near 18th street; $780,
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DIAMOND THIEF ARRBsTED.-Mr. John English,
proprte tor Of the Chesapeake house. on the venue
about O'Clock yesterday reported that he had
been robbed OF diamond flnger-ring and pair
OF diamond earrings the property OF his wife.
Detective Breen shortly afterwards arrested Ar.
fish. He refused to tell whether he had stolen the
property. The nnger-ring was recovered BY the
officer from Heidenheimer's pawn shop, and Lieut.
Arnold and Detective Breen then went TO the house
OF Barbara Kelly, on e street, near 18th street,
and found young mulatto girl, named Oracle
White, with the earrings In her ears, which she
stated she got from Bruce In the Police Court
to-day Bruce was charged with grand larceny OF
the diamonds. He pleaded guilty, and was COM
OF $500 bail
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VIRGINIA COUPON DIFFICULrY.-At LynchburQ
Va, Judge Wing1eid, OF the circuit court, yestee.
DAY issued peremptory mandamus requiring the
city treasurer OF Lynchburg TO accept coupons
presented by 22 different parties in payment OF
STATE taxes. The presentation OF the coupons was
mace some months ago. The court holds that d
the coupons no other proof is necessary 70 estab-
llsh their validity. The cases involve $1,000 and
A.norney General Blair has teleRraphed that 10
VIII apply to-day for a rehearfng
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EUROPEAN PERsoNAIs-The Duke M Ed,nburob
and Lord Wolseley have started for Moscow. 10
attend the ceremony OF the coronation or the car
Prince jerome Napoleon has gone to England to
pay visit to ex-Empress Eugene. II Is stated
that Prince Bismarck is aff1icted with catarrh OF
me stomach. Right Hon. Sir John MCNEIL, G. c.
b, ls dead lie was born In 1885 d.. Laskar
nemper OF the German reichstag, is about TO visit
America on account OF fll-health
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MRoycott the Ponen

The Chicago Citizen published by John. F. Fin.
erty, member or Congress from the 81 Illinois dis.
tr1ct, has an editorial headed Boycott the Pope"
as most intolerably impertineut" The article
advises the Irish people ito hold public meetin a
throughout every diocese I'm Ireland pass resolu-
tons sternly dsnouncing any more OF his Holi.
ness unholy Intervention In Irish politics. ana
tell him. once for all time firmly and respectfully,
Catholic church. They might supplement this 40.
ton by resolving not to contribute single cent OF
Peters Pence while Leo XIII occupies the Papal
scandalous politicel alliance with the archenemy
or the Irish nation and race. In a word, We ad-
wise our countrymen, II they have any respect for
themselves or for Ireland to boycott the Pope
ana teach him lesson that may be serviceable at
least to his SUCCESSFUL
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--latest 4GlegranS to Tl1 Stal.

O'DOn0van Rosa I'm Canada,
MONTREAL. May IA rumor f. current here
that O'Donovan Rosa has arrived In the city and
Is stopping at private residence, where he Is q
guest
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
PAIR LARGE BAY CARRIAGE HORSES. SIXTEEN
~ ,, HANDS. At AUCTION.
IN, IN SAIURDAY, NAY NINETEENTH 1888 at
IMELvE O'CLOCK. in front Of my auc tion rooms
ether OF the horses suitable for coupe and one Of
SheL GOOD sadd horse. Tho only reason for their
being sold the owner is compelled to leave town in con
of auction rooms. " - ooN AL Aion'
myl72t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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cHA tSGERY p SALE OF VERY vyAhgABLE I'M
BETWEEN 6 AND d STRFETs NORTHWEsrT.
AND AT THE CORNER OF IHlRTEENTH
AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF thee,
causes Nos 1919 and 1861. will offer for sale A
the 1 Is 81 01 M M9nSf s.
1883. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'Clock P. NJ, the fol-
District Of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered twenty
eight (2Sl in the recorded sub division of original lot
numbered nine t9), and part of original lot numbered
ten lol In square numbered four hundred and fifty
west between and streets. extending back lO9 feet
70 . 80 foot alley. improved by brick dwelling and
ss9gs kR9Ws as 10 M ~ 7h street northTest
We will offer for sale in front Of the premises part OF
original Lot numbered d. in Square numbered two
hundred and forty five 245) Beginning at the south
east corner OF said lot and running thence
west on street forty five feet thence north twenty
eight tS) feet thence east 4 feet to 18th
street. and thence south ninety 900 feet to the begin
nne, with privilege of alley the western line of
Of two Frame Dwellings, and Brick stable The Corner
building has a wel-established grocery store at
tached.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money of
each piece OF property in cash. and residue thereof
thereafter with interest the interest semi
nually: The deferred payments must be secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold deposit 5000 will
be on each piece Of property upon the accept
CAMBRIDGE II. WEBB
3l9 s street northwest.
FRANK 4. BROWNING,
4l6 9th street northwest.
EUGENE CARUSI,
,, So, 4S6 Louisiana avenue northwest.
E!ylI-a&us Trustees,
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Detectives Block, Carter RAN and Sergeant
Hoillnoerger yesterday made another raid on
alleged policy men, and John Torrens. OF No. 81
pennsylvania avenue, Geo. Williams, ThoS Scott
and Charles Cromwell were arrested and released
on Dall. This morning In the Police Court the
cases went over tiH Wednesday next
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
r T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.

IT 7. COLDWELL. Aucttoneer.
IMPRoYED BY AsMALL BRICK CHuRcH, Al
fasr asn sfsElT SdRTThG STREET
Court Of the District Of Columbis. 10 Rouity Cause
ing the gned Is Trustee IN that cert ain deed
trust recorded Liber No 92 at folio CO. one Of the
Bowen to Gsorse Hercs frns.s and
septemSer IT, is7s and upon TIE sritten request TOT Of
the holder Of the promissory note secured thsrein
81 e q 81 fHPAf NAY
front Of the premises the north sixty ve (65 feet Of
& n the city " Of hpnsrsd and
Terms OF sale: One third balance in two equal
per cent secured BY deed Of trust on the property
sold or al cash. at the option OF the purchaser One
ny oqn ss dollars III gs On &c G Of bid
f fs ns b At
mv,oasd,a o9 e4 s. I,S HAN Tqssss
LIME BUSINESS PROPERTY, NO. 1921 7rH
Il STREET NORTHWEST: IHEtE.s STORY BRICK
new YoRK AVENUE AND . sTRhE II No nth
On FRIDAY Al AF FEER SSs5d MAE
p AZ yin 81 a f IN sa q Al hREri Sd
story and bulns dwelling e eonsnne ten
7th street northwest. with modern tnvenlences; one
Of the best locations for business purposes on 18th
Terms: One third cash: balance in one and two years
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed Of trust
on s sass 81 S at Ia
with in seven days. otherwise resale at risk and cost
defaulting purchaser after five days public notice Of
my9-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
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PRRsoNAL.-Mr o. P. Austin, Washington cor
respondent Of the St. Louis ost-Dtspatch, has
been temporarily designated as correspondent of
the New York Wo,ld.-B!shop Jesse T. Peck, OF
N. Y, yesterday of pneumonia, after q short Ill.
ness
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PROPOSALS.
wAsHINGTON sCHUETZEN yEREIN

~ ASHlNGION SChUEIZEN NEREIN.
isd r. TH BE Esefsa T8 DAY
fr TIE Stands below named prepsrstory for the sew
e en- is Grand and annnal sehe.5sa Fest
One Bc Ear VIII si.p givese Of selling ses,rs
ere Fancy Goods Stand. with privilege of two
Iii,e CsrriaSe Yard ard c,rousal
TernS oaethir ri cash The remaining :wo- thirds to
lie ii OF tn art and second days Of the festival.
Ter the and :dare.sed either to set the
he Treasurer M Chss Graft 4ss Sd street
st. eiil ne sold 70 the highest bidder Il FIVE p AZ
en- =. t1ett rad Las W MAJ NrAl' at the Parf'
BY x fE Hssdsz5 s srHTsssaurH ssey
K1toPo=ALs FOR psf OFFICE ENVELOPES.
Pcsr OFFICE DErAnrmEs-
WAsHIsGToN. ID. c.. May 1, 1888.
Sc LED PoTorals vii lie received at this Depar.nen,
49, Il TWEIv GcIock g. for pA far,, 3l Sg Pas
HySGs d as lie a asa ys sses eaIss :
JG-e 80, 1884. Of theft lowing c-asscs. VIZ:
For t Gisei Dad e!i Iss sna Returns
No. 6. ro- Registered Packages.
No. $ Pr intsFnsionai .ioiey order Adyces.
sa FRY & yn ss@si saS fl" sRssfsf i;d
Assistant Postmaster General Was b = e;
iu5i-2sWe~ Postmaster General.
PROPOSALS. FoH STATIONERY
CLERKS OFFICE, EOUrE or Representatives u. S.
WAsHIEGTos. DC. ATrl &c. 1883.
sea ed Proposals WIZ be received It this Office until
I1E l.n;: oGi cCS a.. WEDNESDAY, NAY
the OF the House Of Representatives..
t8iiG forms Of Proposals showing the quantity and
&ity OF each erticlc and of the bo.;d signed ny
.i'e d and srt ties, viii he furnished on aIplica-
tcE It the ta.onery Room OF this Office.
i-:ycsas sho,l!d be endorsed, Proposals for sta
tnf'. ami addressed to Clerk Of the House Of Rep
fe5t satiyes Of the United States
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk Of the House of Representatives, us
a26-my4. II. 1876
E)RGPOSAIS FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR
April 81, 1881
Until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, MONDAY HAY
TWENTY-FIkST, 1888. for furnishing Stationery for
e apartment OF the Interior during the fiscal year
es,dHr June 3d. 1884.
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the items and
estimated ura titles required. togt Their with uar
laln thereto viii be furnished application to this
d,iG. t.Ii:Iit.
Proposals. must be addressed to the Secretary of the
ierlor ald indorsel the envelope, Proposals for
Stationery"
al.2s. my3. III. 1i&1s II. NJ. TELLER Secretary
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FIRST LIEUTENANT James o. Mackay, third
cavalry now serving In the department OF Arizona,
Will proceed to join troop OF his regiment, to
which he has recently been promoted, at Fort
LeayenWorth, Kansas
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ARMY LEAvEs-Leave OF absence for six months
is granted First Lieut.. VIM. Hoffman, nth in
fantry. Leave for four months from August 1,
1883. is granted Second Lieut. Albert L. Mills, Isl
cavalry.
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TH1HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

'EFHUMAS DUWLING AuclOneer.
ONE STANLEY SONS PIANOFORTE AND A
GENERAL. ASSORTMENT OF FINE PARLOR
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
o N SAn UHDAY MORNING. MAY NINETEENTH.
1883, within aud in front of my auction rooms com
meIicinS at Ten O'CLOCK. shall sell q large coilec-
tC1 OF Household Goods.
One Stanley & Sons Pianoforte.
large French Plate Mantel Mirrors.
Very handsome Psrlof Set, UPHOLSTERED. in velour
Turkish Lounge, Window and Arm Chairs, upholstered
i'll velour.
Handsome lockers NJ Top Tables
Elegant Parlcr set in embossed blush.
Several other excellent Parlor Sets
Lounges and Couches.
Ebony Cabinet, several fine Pictures.
Handsome Walnut Cham Der Sets,
Msnut Shamber Furniture in separate pieces.
Walnut NJ. 7. Sideboaris Dininx Chairs.
Tainted and other Chamber furniture
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
together with general assortment Of other goods.
800 ALSO,
The Fixtures OF Grocery Store comprising Scales
Counter, &c. '
Horses Wagons and Carriages mv17.2t
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TIE REGULAR CABINET MEETING to-day was very
short, lasting only until one O'Clock. All the mem.
Ders OF the Cabinet were present except Secretary
Freltnghuysen, who Is still at Newark, N. J. No
business OF importance was transa cted at the
Cabinet meeting, but 1t Is understood that the
proposed consolidation OF internal revenue dis
trictS was briefly considered.
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THE EXTENSION OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE on account
OF sickness granted Post Chaplain Charles NJ
Blake, q. s. army, is still further extended until
December "a, 1888, on account OF sickness
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO, A uc.ioneer,.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR MADE FuRNI-
TURE, BELONGING TO PARTIES DECLINING
HOUSEKEEPING, AND REMOVED TO QUIZ
SALESROOM FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE.
Handsome Parlor Suite. upholstered in Crimson Silk
Inlaid Frames with Covers made to order, and in
good condition: cost 900; elegant Parior Suite,
heavily Carved Frames. uphosteredin Green Plush,
with Covers; Walnut Frame Par,or Suite up.
holstered in Green Plush, pieces: Walnut Frame
Paror Suite, upholstered in CriIns IN Plush with
Covers, = pieces; Rosewood Chamber Suite
beautifully carved: Walnut Chamber Suites
Rosewood Etegere. Mirror Back beautifully Carved.
very costly; beautiful Music Cabinet heavily
Carved; Mahogany Table, Cav Feet; Antique
Dressing Case. Antique Bedstead Antique Sofa,
Claw Feet Walnut Etegere Mirror Back; Ebony
Cabinet. Walnut Frame Pier Mirror, Walnut What
nots Hat Racks. Walnut Hall Tables and Umbrella
Sta,ds, Walnut Wardrobes, Tenders. Fancy Tables.
Music Box handsome Hall Rack. Plate Glass,
Marble Base; Hanging Cabinets. Ebony Screens.
Walnut Fasels. Cottase Furniture, Walnut Bed
steads. bureaus and Washstands Marble Top
Tables. Mahogany Wardrobes, Hair and Husk Mat
tresses, Body Brussels. Tapestry and other Car
pets, Rngs. Four Plated Show Cases. with Tables;
TWO large Cutting Tables. Springs. Walnut Stands,
neaNy Damask Curtains, Refrigerator. etc.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
Two handsome Rosewood Case PaEos in perfect order
On SATURDAY. MAY NINETEENTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall sell. within and in front Of
our salesroom the above collection of superior Furni
ture, most OF which was made to order, and is well
worthy the attention of buyers.
myi.-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS b CO.. nucts
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MARRlER.

STkNART-HAMMETT. On MAY IL 1888 at tina
rectory Of st. Marks parish. 10y Rev. A. F. cteeIe
JOHN STEWART and SUSAN LYDIA HAMNETT.
both OF WASHINGTON DC.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE rREsIDENT.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed the following postmasters:
W. r. Marks, at Naples, n Y: Lee l. Ayres,
winchester, Tenn; Frank A. Moriarlty. Comical
Grove, Kansas; VIM. II. Cochran, Del Norte,
Colorado: James T. Stephens, Hickman. KY. John
g. Ball, Monroe, Wis.,, and David Belts, Fremont,
Ohio.
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APPOINTED BY THE MARsHAI.--Marshal McMichael
this afternoon appointed Mr. James w. Springman
omeer OF the van, to succeed Perry Carson, dis
missed.
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PEDUNCULATED CoMMUNITY.-This word Do
dunculated has lately become quite q favorite one
especially In the northeren section or the city
The boom given this word is said TO have had ita
origin In report OF a physician on a cancer In
and the word was looked up 10 the dictionary
where. among the various meanings OF the word
from which IL Is derived, was found the following
"Peduncle, an elongat1on or the BRAIN This re.
port having been sent TO a printing Office the
word exercised the typos and they, TOO. sought
knowledge and commenced the use OF Il, and
many, who a few weeks ago did not know that
there was such word In existence now use &c az
III IL were the commonest word In the language II
young man Is hopelessly gone I'm love he is said
10 DE pedunculated; II one is too far gone for
liquor it Is the same, and In short, II one is In
oad way financially, matrimonially or In health.
Is "pedunculated."
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SPECIALTIES.

SPECIALTIES.
40 AND SEE PROF. WARNING
~ MEDIUM AND REAL ASTkOIOGER
. At us Ninth street northwest
Five thousand dollars to any one who can equal him
IL telling the past present and future causing speeiy
marriages. bringing separated together and business
Affairs whose advice is invaluable. He tells consultoris
nslne ID full and Is the only person that can do So
fol warning asks no questions and cards of
any description i'll his profession.
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY.
Fee-Ladies, 81; gentlemen. 81. my12-st.
INR. ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND COME
Ddeitial consulting Physician; 20 years experience;
can be consulted Wednesday and Saturday from to
pm, at 456 G street northwest main office. 80 n
Lioorty street balnmore ap19-3m
NyADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTA IsHED RE
1SA liable Clairvoyant and Astrooeist, gives better
ifGcton in all affairs of life than any one in the pro-
esion tells the past present and future destiny gives
!uVee and assistance al matters 1ppertaining to
business. love and matr1mony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL
safisi seton given pay. Consultation Rooms 4Ol
20 street, above street northwest. This month con-
fee reduced. Ladies. 80 cents gentlemen 81
m,il3
MRS. NJ. A FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
w and Business Medium, has removed to 1924 7tll
street northwest where she win be pleased to meet her
many irieIlus ana Customers. fl1-4m
me. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
AN1 LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and Gen-
temen 80 cents each 4OS l. street. between 4th aud
9th streets northwest. d28-2Ovr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-18

TIE NAVAL ACADEMY EXANINATIoNs.-The ex.
animation Of candidates closed at the Naval Acad-
envy yesterday, except for the re-examination,
which win be continued to-day and tomorrow
In English studies twenty -four failed. The aver.
ages IN mathematics Will be footed up to-day, and
some estimate can then be formed Of the success
dldates attempted to bflbe colored employee OF
the academy to get possession Of an examination
paper to assist him In the examination, and that
the candidate WIN not be permitted to tasa part In
the examination.