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Wall Street To-day.
IMPROVED TONE OF THE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 26-The Posts financial
article says: The general tone Of the stock
market was better this forenoon than on Saturday.
The continued large business of the railroads
for frejghts, and the prospect that these condi-
lions will continue, and also that the money mar
ket Will soon begin TO work easier are substantial
grounds Tor Increased confidence In an improve.
ment IN prices Of stocks sometime before long.
Stocks are low and this fact is beginning to take
net result OF the forenoons business in stocks was
an advance OF q to l on the general list. Central
Pacific, however, was an exception and q feature
OF the market. declining to 765s from 7SH, and at
1890 was 76A on sales OF 1900 shares.
awanna at 124a, y, 4, X u for 5000 shares; St.
Pacific at ss3i. 4. IS. x. Sc, q for 1000. Other
stocks were generally dull Western Union was
rather weak at 82x, q. The Southwestern stocks
were dull and firm. The coal shares generally,
NAM were ere e dull The
ern PacincS were little more active than
the general list but nevertheless dull. For
elgn exchange was quiet during the forenoon,
with no special features Money continues COM
than prevailed during last week. The govern.
ment VIII begin at once the prepayment OF
E,OOOOOO OF April interest and as It is understood
that large part OF this is localized In New York.
the anticipation has already an effect on the mar
ket The disbursement OF $40 600 900 or $40 900
of pensions during the next three or four months
Will bring that much money out OF the Treasury
and distribute 1t very widely throughout the cOun-
try The effect OF this will. therefore, not be i'm
mediately felt In the money centerS but later on,
when the currency begins to come back to the east
from the west. Will help to make an abundant sup
ply Of funds. Money is easy in the foreign mar
kets, and there Is good foreign investment de-
mand Tor nrSt-class American railroad bonds.
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District Government Affair."

Tax payers can save two per cent by paying the
current years taxes before April LIST, at which
time the penalty will be ten per cent Ii not paid.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as fol-
lows: Anthony Pollock, remodel brick 635 street
northwest 81 600 Christian Rupert erect a two
story brick, Corcoran, between l4th and 18th
streets northwest; S,700 John Widmayer erect
three TWO story and basement dwellings corner
+ and LIST streets northwest; 50 500
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PARALYZED IN CHuRCH.-The members OF the
Drew Methodist Episcopal church. at Port Jervf1
NJ met on Friday night TO bid farewell TO thei3
pastor, the Rev. w. E. Blakeslee. Mr.. Daniel Ros
maine, Ia the course OF some remarks said: iva
are together tonight in our last prayer meetingS
As he spoke these words he fell into his seat from
paralytic stroke and Is dying BE is sixty seven
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RAILROADS.
DLTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND TIE WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER!
SIEEL RAILS!

sehed1le to take effect SUNDAY. Nov. IL, 1882.
Dey ayelIye ard street
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and st Louis
GMslls, ~ i;oo a. m. 1918 a. M. s:55 p m. with
through c,-ches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
points without change; 10:l5 daily to Chicago
exceit Saturday.
For 1T burg. Cleveland. and Detroi. at 1915 A. 10.
f1ttebufg. With sleeping Cars att ,ched.
Tram Philadelphia and New ork at s. 10 q. m,
oily excoot sunday; :. m AMI 94O p.m daily.
For baltimore week days. 5. ESQ., $50 as 80
10 M ~ 10, 2:20, 2:35, 3, $3.50 4:3O, 40 AS T.
1880. $40 Ii 80 pm.
2:3o. 3 Az. 5:i5 :. $40 y. N.
For Annapolis $50 M. 12iO and 4. 40; on Sunday,
3 am. 4:4O pm.
Fcrw~y atations between WASHINGTON ann ,tmore,
f0r Siatloas on AetropoIt4n Branch, 10 81 40 a. m
goo p M deily except Sunday. AS p M daily; for
st2hhlnii sz0 a H. daily, excei,t Sunday; for
town and Frederick 40 a.. lois. 445 daily except
Trains '-sive from the West daily. s:2O 7a5 am,
2:25 600 =.
12:55. $3.50. 8, $40 Sis 80 1905 1910 ii 40
m. $50 AGO. $40. 81 T:53, $780, Gas pm: on
SnndS5 $3.50, ., Sis. 1905. l0:i0 M. B. 6:37. So
from Annapolis. s: 80 a. m. I50 6:37 D. M Sunday.
lO:4U q. m, 6:3T Y m.
lr ro, s;aEn:on i5 m daily. except sunday.
FROM FREDERICK, itagerstown and in erIieGata
point s:2S Freder. ok and way stations 9. IS
n. -:Io 4:i0 Pm and 30 pm daily except Sun
For further Information arply at the Baltimore AMI
OHIO Ticket Once. Washington Station GIG and 1881
PeI LkyVan1a avenue, l4n street where order,
vi De taken Tor taase 10 be checked and At
NM CLEA.I& -. ii. OF T.. Baltimore a,,., C. K
LORD. @. Z. A. mhli
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MILWAUKEE,, March 26.-At a secret meeting of
cigar makers here last night committee reported
that the manufacturers would not accede to
the advance OF 81 per 1000, and the men deter.
mined to go on strike on May 1st Letters were
read from New York. Chicago and Philadelphia,
those places
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A CUP Of gopd coffee early in
the morning before going out or
late ct night, or at any other time,
can be made most conveniently
and easy by using Liquid Coffee.
TO how many people is this BEN
eht since coffee IL the great invig-
orator, and by the old process 1t
cannot be made often enough or
qu1Hk enough to suit the wants
ana tastes OF the many.
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CHICAGO, March a6-The foot-pads In this city
have ceased to attack men at night and
seem to be directing their attention to
ladies in the daylight Three assaults
and robberies have been reported in the
past three days. Two OF the ladies were roughly
handled and their pocketboOkS were stolen.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERN00N
VyRUsTEE SALE OF VALUABLE Bull DING LOT
u ON NORTH SIDE OF d STREET. BETWEEN

FIVRUsTEE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
Il ON NORTH SIDE OF II STREET, BETWEEN
ANR III, II y he .,
District Of Columbia, in equity No. 8llO docket
% win sell At public auction IN front Ct the prese
A. b. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK p H.. lot numbered
two. according to the subdivision OF square num-
bered four hundred and fortyeight t448 recorded
r. folio 275 said lot has front Of 80 feet inches on
d street north, with a depth Of LAB feet.
Terms Of sale tn I'd Of the purchase money cash.
CD years from day Of sale the purchaser to give his
promssory notes for the deferred payments BEARING
sae us.s 81 1n per sen p until
purchaser All ancing at Of SlOO
O0"n Nnan plopslS EUGENE fSiai cARus1 Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts- mhI2- dkds
re- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count Of the weather until MONDAY, MARCH TWEEN
TT SIXTH, same hour and place.
nlh23-d EUGENE cARUSI. Trustee.
vTHOMAS BOWLING. Auctonesr.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAI. ESTATE
ON w ST IDE OF NINTH STREET NORTH
WEST, SOUTH OF STREET. NEAR COR
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis, aeH
fsa. On es sns y No. dsy
MaTsha " MsEsha Ct al we will sell on MpNDA6
1883. at HALF PAST Four O'Clock p NJ, in front
of the premises Lot numbered fifty two (52 in square
numbered three hundred and sixty-seven S6T) the
city Of Washingt n, District of Columbia
Terms: One hird cash and the balance in equal
at SIX and twelve months, with Interest from
sired deposit Of 500 required and all conveyano
ing at purchasers cost
JAMES H. SMITH, Trustee,
$40 Sth street northS west.
JOB BARNARD. Trustee.
mhl4-w,f, m&ds sos d street northwest.
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orIEsrror, VIZ. r.,. +

QUESTION l, Whist IN Fels &
Co.. Liquid Coffsei
Il is Just what its name implies.
ns,class coffee, made In liquid
I0Lm direct from the coffee bean.
put up In bottles. and 10. Aithou
exception. the most convenient
ana economical form in which a.
use coffee It IL not . chemical
preparation, but u condensed
nom pure coffee.
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Name
Cen. Pacific.
CheA & Ohio. .
Ia Set .al
The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN-Chfer Justice Cart o.
and Judges kdcArthur aud Cor
To-day, French agt Campbell; opinion by CHEZ
justice affirming decree below; appeal noted
Armes agt. BlgelOw; time 10 answer rule extended
10 April Sd. Zug agt Barrett: partially argued
zones aSt. Smith; partially argued. Butler agA
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SPECLALTIES.'

Mrs. n. A. ERENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER
Nx and Business Medium, can be found at 1910 7th
street 1or west where she win be pleased to meet her
many friends and customers. H7-2ms
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m KlED.

PIERCE-CRAMPSEY. On March T 1884 NJ a..
reslaenSe 81 the brides remit by Rev; Or. s. poueK
pastor OF 81 Paui's English Lutheran church. tLAfx
8: FIERCE. Of Oregon. 20 LAURA ]. ORAMpEEY al
Washington. u. u. NO cards.
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A Rows Smicide-

HUDSON, n. Y, March 26-Frank. the twelve
year-old son OF Jacob Gearing, OF Canaan, N. Y,
committed suicide by hanging himself. No cause
for the act Is assigned.
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QUESTION 8. How IL II madei
simply by putting into the cup
Wo teaspoonfuls of the Liquid, on
winch pour boiling water. Deii-
ciouscoffee isthus made instantly,
q many cups as are wanted. Use
milk and sugar az usual. Com
pare this with the old process and
give the new Q trial.
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The star Route Trial.


wnen tne court convened AFTER the noon reooO
ex-senator Stephen W. Dorsey came into court ~
the nrst ume during the trial and took Q seat D.
sde MT. lngersoll He wore goggles. ana carris1
bundle OF papers Excepting the goggles, the
Vas no Visible sign about him OF physical infrS5
~: He looked much stoutsr than -
oio wnen he attended the couF)
his cross-examination or Mr. mn. who ssid he ~
seen and talked with MT. Dorsey yesterday aboV3
his testimony. He repeated that kerdell had pai6
writing. directing Rerdell TO pay him one VII
ness1 S.
At O'Clock the witness Hin was stu on IA
stand.
IL was expected that g W. Dorsey would b
called TO the stand before the court adjourned.
THF NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
1fefollowing are the opening and closing prfosn
tithe New York Stock Market TODAY, as reported
ty special wire 70 ii. IL Dodge $50 18th street
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star


Dukes Ordered to Leave tho Town.
PIrTsBURG, March GA special to the Chronicle
from UniOntown. Pa, says that N. L Dukes ar.
rived there from his stepfather's last night, and
this morning q committee OF citizens waited
adopted at an Indignation meeting lately held
Tney also gave him notice that he would have
twenfy-four hours within which to transact his
business and leave the town. II he attempted to
remain 1t Is thought that there will be trouble.
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WAHPEToN, OAK, March 26.-The Richland
county court house was destroyed by fire yeSter-
day. The loss IS $4,000 insurance $4,000. equally
divided in the North British and Mercantile and
the st. Paul Fire and Marine companies. The
court papers were saved.
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The ma

BALTIMORE March 26.-virginia g. consolidated
90 d. second series. $50; past due coupons a: new
So, 504 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March 2e.-Coston dull-middling.
10 Flour steady-Howsrd street and western super.
S7a4 do. extra 25a5 90; do, family. s. 26a6 90;
city mills, SUPER S7a4. co. do, extra 25a6 so; d.
Rio brands. ooss .; PsssRsso f.mily $40: DO.
western lower closing steady souther9 red lsal 10
western winter red spot i17ai Is April isai iS;:
May. i2O;sa1. 5ok Corn-southern easier: western
lower closing stesdy; southern white 62s66; do vel
low, Soasak; western mixed. spot s3ha62h; March.
steamer. osh bid: Oso lower and dnH-southern.
SlsSS; western white 62s6S: do mixed. e0a61;
Prime to choice Pennsylvan,a and Maryland. is: 90
Bull mests.shoqIders and clear rib ddss. packed.
8Za1. Bacon-shouldere. On; clear rib eides IL.
fans HAS; Ls sEds5 a., Butte.
esrsoss ordinary to fair, sssI Sugar dull-1 soft.
6x; copper refined quiet l6sl6k. Whisky steady.
dissal Is freiEhts 70 Iivsrpool Per steal,sr dull
hour, $ 7s6 barrels: wheat. 90 900 bushels; corn,
90 900 bnslel. osts 0O9 blshels rye cog bushels
Sals-whsat Slk.006 bushals; com. Ais 600 bushals.
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Local Notes,

To-day License Agent Ran arrested Thomas E.
Jacobs, on the charge OF doing business as q ped
dler without license. Mr.. RAN states that he has
discovered where Jacobs has sold about one hum
dred gold watches on the instalment plan at S
per month. He is said to be an ex-employe OF the
navy yard.
bill In equity was filed to-day by John Jones
agt William A. Stewart and Others to cancel a
deed OF trust on lot z square 618 alleged to have
been obtained through fraud
The charge of embezzlement against Thomas J.
Lazenby, which was set for trial In the Police
Court this morning was further continued Till next
SATURDAY.,
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IHkCAsE AGAINST KN-Co NGREssNAN THoMfsoN,
OF pennsylvania, In which he is charged with
forgery, In having raised the face value OF a noeo
by changing the figures came up IN a PtttsburP
court Saturday. The court decided that the pre.
nnlnary proceedings were Irregular and rs
mahded MI Thompson for trial before n tustica
The defense spoke OF Mr. Thompson's high chan
acter and standing, but the prosecution sberpIS
offender" ~ -
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The Late Postmaster General H0We.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT or HIS pKNIsR
The following letter has been addressed BY the
Secretary OF State 10 the Cabinet oficerss
DhrAnfAkNI VI
WASHINaTnN. March a. 1854

Secretary Of State 10 the Cabinet onicerss
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
WASHINGTON, March g. 1853
STR; II IL my melancholy duff to inform you
that the Honorable Timothy O. Howe Postmaster
General and lately Senator OF the United States,
lied yesterday at Kenosha, Wisconsin, at
two o'clock In the afternoon. BY reason OF this
amlcttng event. the President directs that the ex-
ecueve departments OF the government, and the
offices dependent thereon throughout the
country, viii be careful to manifest
ny All customary ana appropriate observances
Tue honor TO the memory OF one 50 eminent In sue
cesSve offices Of public esteem and trust and so
distinguished and respected as q citizen.
To this end the President directs that the Post
once department ana its dependencies in this
capital shall be draped In mourning for
period OF thirty days that the sew
erai executive departments shall be closed
on Wednesday next, the day OF the funeral OF the
deceased, and that on all public buildings OF the
government throughout the United Stares the
national nag shall be drapcd In mourning and
at half-mast
have the honor to be, SIR your obedient ser.
FanI FRKp'K I. FRKLINGHuYsKS.
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TOMORROW.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of two wrs o. eri facies, issued out Of the
Clerks office OF the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to directed, will ell at public SALE
for cash at Thomas DowlinE's auction rooms. south
northwest on TUESDAY. the WENIY-SEVENTH
DAY OF MARCH, 1885, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M, al
the right ttle claim and interest Of the defendant in
and to the folowine-describe property. to wit: All
the stock usually found in store fer the sale
of dress and fancy goods:
Goves IowslS Ribbons. sstchels. Combs. Brushes.
upon the property Of the defendant Adolph Dam
man. to satisfy execution No. 90 622 at law. against
Adolph Damnlan aud Joseph Beradt In favor OF Mich
ae Holman.
Also. similar goods, and Laces Fans Shawls Bon
nets Jewelry, Umbrellas Pocke books 60 seized and
levied upon as the property of the defendant. Adolph
Damen to satisfy execution No. a. I76 law against
Adolph Damman. trading o. Damnan. In favor of
Harris Brothers
CLAYTON McMICHAEI.
y. s. Marshal.
AnctiOnaar NH
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MONTREAL, March &C. C. Snowden & Co., On
old hardware firm here. has suspended through
the embarrassment OF Winnipeg rirm that Is
large creditor OF theirs The liabilities are not yet
aScertalned, but they are not thought 70 be large
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IL I Q U o Rs,
HEADQUARTERS FOR FINE OLD RYE WINS.
KYS.
MARYLAND CLUB \
MONTICELLO IT,
BAKER.
OLD CROW,
ROYAL CABINET
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY.
BEDFORD RUM.
JAMAICA RUM.
PIPER HFIDSIC CHAMPAGNE. BASS ATE ON
DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED GUINNESS pOR.
TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED.
YOUNGEKs SCOTCH ALE. BOT.
tiled. HOLLAND GIN
SWAN).
q. G. KNIGHT,
1913 lisa Pennsylvania avenue.
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WATERBURY, CONN, March 2a-To-morrow Rev.
Lawrence Walsh will cable for the relief OF the
distress In Ireland $6,619, which sum has come to
him since last We inesday. OF this $3.50 were con-
trlDuted by members OF the 18th infantry, United
States army, stationed in Colorado A Letter from
Bishop Logue, OF Donegal, says: "Were It not for
the substantial aid sent from America the people
would die OF starvation"
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RANCE or THE THRRMoNKfIk-Thef following
were the readings At the once OF the chief signal
oTcer to-day: an 0.0i II An, A3; pm.
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DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

The steamer SUE. Capt W. G. Geoshexsn. leaves
StephenSon's wharf, foot of TIN street. every SUNDAY
ft4 O'Clock y. H., for Baltimore ard River Iarldings
6etI,nx. leaves Baltimore every FRID Az at O'Clock
p.
Al accommodations strictly first-clsss
River freight must be prepaid and win be received On
BAlUEDAIS only.
STEPHENSON BRO. Agents.
ml6 en- 9TH street wharf and 18th ST and Pa ava
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Samuel Ruth, the defaulting cashier OF the
washington Pa) Savings Bank, was admitted to
bail by the court to-day, and new trial granted.
Two gentlemen from Montreal visited Ports
mouth. N. H., and the navy yard on Thursday. It
Is reported that they were prospecting relative to
the feasibility OF making Portsmouth the winter
terminus OF the Allen steamship company.
David Ferguson, late back tax collector, was ar
raigned on one OF the many Indictments against
guilty, a nd was sentenced to five years conf1ne-
ment In the penitentiary, the highest penalty.
meeting OF the creditors OF j. II. & w. II.
Sweeny, bankers, who failed last December with
$4,000 liabilities, was held to-day in New York.
committee OF three was appointed to have the
assignment set aside. and to institute crimt nal
proceed ings against the Sweeney brothers.
Henry Williams and Geo. Kennedy, two O Id men.
residents OF Rould Grove township, Marion coun.
~, Mo-, got into an alteration on Saturday last
about Williams wife, which resulted In VIII Jams
killing Kennedy. The murderer was arrested.
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II SrAsDs To RrAsos

That when an article h made or treated on the
idea Of gettingoH the good out Of It and leaving
the bad or useless portion, II must Be superior
% tbs old clumsy method Of producing It an,
Way or any how By hap hazard.
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MT. yERNONI MT. VERMONT

STEAMER W. W. CORCCRAN
leaves 18th street W Rrf daily (eXce,r Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'ccck returning reaches Washing
ion about $50 r..
O30 l. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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BIDS for furnishing granite and marble for the
Washington monument were opened at the War
department to-day, as follows: Granits-Giu
Mcmahon, 75c. per cubic foot; Cape Ann Granite
Co., &c.: Bodwell Granite Co., CSC; William s.
White, Hurricane Island Granite Co } 6Ic; MT.
Waldo Granite Co., &c., and H. s. Tart 76c Mar
ble-Hugh Sisson, <l.50; Lee Marble Co, SLaa
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POLICE CouRr-,y,,doe saeu

Io-day, james Thomp on, colored, profanity; q
on Sunday: $50 or 30 days Elsie Ttbbs. co,ored
loud and boisterous; s. or Is days. James Frisby
ana Henry johnson, colored, disorderly Conducts
% or 10 days each. VIM Jackson, keeping his bal
open on Sunday; $50 or so days. Charles B. Cal
noun, destroying public property; continued. J.
X Clark, colored, disturbing religious gatherings
personal bonds. Anna Reeves dsorieriy conducfl
personal bonds
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FT,HE STEAMER MATFANO LEAV WASHING
u eon on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays. at
oc.cck g. rn FOR totcmac River Landings. Lands st
Grin er's wharf Sundays down and Weinesda vs. up:
Ct b ents and Cha 81 Point Thursdays down aud Mon
pays up lays la Mattox creek (aestna sunday and
Thursday niglits. and Nonii and Prospect Hill
{destuatton) Tuesday nights Packages received and
fnto-r alton given at Offices II @. l. SHERIFF, 323
enc lil4 tenHsylyani avenue q. L. JONES, agent,
Tth street wharf. mhl2
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U. s.

GEYER'S HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
" 470 street northwest.
Sales OF Horses. Carriages, Eobes. Whips Blankets
ana Harness by auction every FRIDAY MORNING at
HALF-PAhT TEN O'CLOCK. Consignments solicited
Liberal advsnces made All property left with viii
De du!y advertised . VIM. f. GEYER.
AuctlOneerS n6- i'm
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON
IIwEENNIYY,S SEC STREET WEST. BETWEEN
BY virtue ct deed Of trust. dated the 18th day
go folio $50 ct seq. Of the land records for A
sefnred thereby we viii eel II front Of the premises
WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF
M MAJ Gt 4. p. 1885, AT THE HOUR OF FIVE
situate IN the city OF Washington. District Of Columbia
to witt Part Lot numbered ten in square numbered
seventy beginning for the twenty feet eight and
half inches north Of the southwest corner said lot
thence running North twenty feet eight and . half
inches east one hundred and two feet FIVE inches
and thence west to the place of beinning improved
Terms OF sale One OF the amount to be paid In
cash; the balance In notes at six and twelve months
with interest ut per cent. to be secured by deed OF
trust on the property all cash, at the purchasers
option. deposit Of SIS will be required ut the time of
sale. If terms of sale not complied with in seven
DAYS from day of sae the Trustees right to
resell at the risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser
AL conveyanciny and recording at purchasers cost.
WALTER G. DUCkEFT, \
Corner Penn. ave. and Dad street, T,,,,.,..
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, AHos'ee1'
m14 1s. 19. q, 1928
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a VETS. PAkAsoLS and SUN gMBRELLAS.
mhfs Fs1n street W.. bst saaH.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-26

FELs l. CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
bottle win make thirty five cups Of better coffee
than be made by any other process 1t therefore
to interest to give 1t an unbiased trial in which
case you will become q steady customer
Your grocer keeps it or will obtain 1t for you.
ADDRESS all letters to
FEELS & CO., PRoPR1EroRs,
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