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JOHN SHERMAN Il CO., Auctao,
"A- -. oAA1ds 6alo0Dlnu. mYll.
HN1TKD STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

by virtue OF fe wrih Of sri faes Issued ont Of Tia
conrX ~ &c g ses supreme Goert Of the Ddst1cf Of
tcs cash in fEons q t Court HOUSE 1oef Of ia 6s
T &iSt pS FRiDAY ths FIRST DAY OF JtNR. la st
Of John Butler In and to the
Rsoeesy % VT: The yeseern ooc-haM Of Lot twOf9.
i 81 twelve 0N II s0naEe tsres hnndr md twenty
eennanI for the came e the nggthWeg oofner al
MD lot ~ and running south tWeay eisHS SSS fest
anc * Sasas 90 ineaea thence ea4 tn ol lest thence
noztn twenetght t26l test End eight 30 incA6A aod
snenSe vest een tao feet 30 the place Of ooeinninG
ssner ys0 al ma fa9ular the imprevemenfs there-
o1s esaed apon = tAe prepaty Of John a. Butter "a
ecsasg exee1eens Ne 2, ESQ 6 law IN favor q Con,
ts@ . ~ - q John b. Lsr1ee; No. n e5e q
e a asses q 6sssr ma No. a ii3 4 Nv In
.0JsArIoH HCnLCHAEI. United Stats Nsruhal.
1HOHA8 BOWLING, Auc3zonesr. 1alSSc7i
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colored witness in Judge Smells court to-day.
who wanted to emphasize his testimony, said If
they didn't believe him he would ssSwear on a
Bible biggern the court house"
Lizzie Cooling was in the Police Court this morn
Ing, charged by Lily Hammersly with threats.
The court took the defendants personal bonds to
keep the perce for six months and released her,
but she kept up such harangue that the court
nned an nsr so for contempt OF court She paid the
ZONES the svenser VINO Sc shot s at au,eau while
Preston, Of North Capitol and Boundary Streets.
He PLEADED guilty and Judge Smell took his
There were reported by the lieutenants OF police
this morning three sneak thief robberies, one
pocket picked, and several persons arrested on
The Potomac Archers made arrangements yes.
terday for general field day upon the aoth Of
May The scores made at yesterdays shooting
were 24S by the American and l1s by the Columbia
Rev. Dr. Deems. In the course OF q sermon In the
day, In which he contended that rich men could
be good said: 81 know men down on Wall street.
and III even go so far as TO say in Washington
who are as pure as any saints ever saw"
This morning Judge Wylie excused J. II. II.
DOty from further service on the grand jury that
gentleman having important private business that
calls him from the city. An order was made to
draw name from the box to I'LL the vacancy.
Ex-District Commissioner Morgan was at the
District government buildings this morning. He
has almost entirely recovered from his lameness,
and Is busily engaged with his dredging contracts
1t Is reported that proposition has been made
TO some OF the Grand Army posts to include the
graves OF confederate soldiers among the number
to be decorated on Memorial day, and that the
proposition is likely 10 be favorably considered.
The win OF the late JEANNE O'Conner was nled
with Register Ramsden TO-DAY and partially
proven. She beQueathes several articles OF per-
sonal property, according 70 schedule to be at
tached to the win, and all other property not spe-
cially designated to her mother Ellen NJ. OConner.
Application has been made to the District Com
missioners to request the superintendent of police
on the back platform OF the bobtail cars.
In the Police Court to-day Geo. Brooks, colored,
for assault on Richard Maxwell, was fined $40 OF
| 30 days; Marion Harris, colored, for assault on
Maud Lee. 5 or Is days; Daniel Hill, assault on
Mary Hill, personal bonds.
Martha p Days has, by W. B. Webb and Henry
II. Elllott 1led bill against w. G. Costin ct al.
Tor partition OF center lots receiver and account
Chas. A. Walter has filed bill for Catherine Mil
Ter ct al against Margaret Werle, for the sale Of
| lot TO- So. $50
In the suit Of Hamilton A. Moore against the
metropolitan r. r. Co.. which is reported In the
FIRST edition, the verdict Of 600 given for the
amputation OF leg.
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Killed by the Texas Cattle King.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, May 2l.-A special from
Henrietta. Texas, says: c. NJ Burgess, who killed
r. M. Donley last November. was shot and killed
yesterday 6y W. R. Curtis, the cattle king, one OF
Office here, during the delivery Of the mail Bur
CESS, 1t is stated, showed Curtis roughly aside
Hot words passed, when Burgess tried to draw q
revolver but Curtis was quicker, and shot Bur-
CESS, who turned and staggered towards the door,
Curtis still firing on him. Burgess took only q
Few steps and fell dead two feet from where he
had killed Donley. Two men were accidentally
wounded, but not seriously. Curtis at once sur
rendered to the authorities, and requested an i'm
wounded men that he would pay all their ex-
penses for the time lost, and Ii permanently in
1ured would fully provide for them. Burgess in
tended to kill Curtis at the time OF the shooting of
Donley. and is alleged to have threatened Curtis
life on several occasions Public sentiment is en-
ttrely with Curtis.
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Wife's Revenge.
BEATEN BY her HUSBAND. SHE KILLS HIM WITH AN

Ambrose Lingo. living in a small place I'm Lau.
rens county, Ga, one day. after thrashing his wife
with buggy whip, laid down and went 90 sleep
HIS wife, while crossing the room with an axe in
her hand 10 kindle q fire, noticed that he was
iyirg on the bed with his back toward her. Rails.
Ing the axe, she stealthily crept TO the bed and
gave him blow on the head, Intending to stun
MIN, SO that she could get her things and nee
before ne could arrest her. She then dropped the
weapon, ran on and concealed herself behind
fowl house to await the result After few min
utes she returned and found her husband a few
ieet outside OF the door, lying the ground In the
last agonies or death She at once dug a shallow
mole few feet away, and, taking the dead man
Dy the feet, dragged him TO II and dumped him in.
IEen, piling In lot OF pine straw and dirt she
covered the whole With a lot OF rails lying near
aiter which she went on with her farm work.
pioughing often within a few feet OF where her
victim lay. Her conscience began To trouble her
after few weeks and she told a woman friend OF
her terrible deed, who told her husband, and the
husband conveyed the Intelligence 10 the coroner
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PkNNsYLvANlA RpAD:-Fof Baltimore-a. m.
80 s:s seo $500 ssxh s;e 60 1870 tea2 3 m q
texl Bcston-p.m., lao: on sunday, iaa New
York and east-am., 3 iex.h ESQ n. ex.l, iOsS
lex} PM 1:so lexh 40 teLh ESQ {ex,l, io:a
sO:sc sexl Pm. lao exA l:D SexI sa6 texJ
1u:D teD For ffts6urf and west-am. e1t
81 kE 49,. 20 Ssmh :5 e'1, For ncca:ssss
e:0 Pm. 4.ln Richmond and toutA-am., $50
II - R.nl,6
7:H texA q 70 texl Pm. iS:lN $50 tex.,, e:SS
SxAa<S: s.so s:S exA 2 20 exAn:0
Sor new 1orx ana niladsaphia-.Am, s0 Uxl
sexA F:m., ESQ tM$ For chicago. Clnclinan
ss9a g lo9,s rs x@ tssh so;,s 20 EA-.
SD. s;S ls.a Dssscss 90 yssl vsnsye q 70:
AmLs e:1o P.m.s ~, esA
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% q sNHAShs AsaSv1 RNSs
THikp sTahET NokTHEAsf?; oS And Nc GN IN
S SSEEH wyEEnoSr AVENUE AND sfhEE5T
r, Under and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme -
1861 Equity Doc q obssi G Gafssa Vs. 1n Saqie
S0hen ct a. we viii sell at public auction in front Of
following described real ie estate aas 1f ne and
d he f sta n baS 81
MAY. A. D. 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. Dart OF Of
s1s at ag he
aSd tbs1Ss saatb Lot TIM
G1 n ana 'ssa 91e 2 thence east
which west se asa sn eeTsst
OF party wall Of Andrew Hoovers lot runs parallel to
line and eansr s
Oh AndfsT Moovers lot to Pennsyvania ayenue thence
nm land ReSefs e csRen
q Of said Dsc % sa dS as1
improved with large brick building containing store
%, ON THE SAME pay. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. lot
E; and s,a ar e sas s5ixna
81 s.9sst fh sse ot
e a51 =. according to
ss o. SAM5 rs oSock L.
sybdyis;e1 q square numbered three hundred and
W sss S e: Hss & e.
corner OF said square and running thence soutbsast
waI9y along said street twenty (25 feet fhence
S FEET an On nine Co nehes thence dae one hun
said alley twenty i've 5 feet: thence due east ninsty.
Tour }yg feet and az % inches and thence no.6eas
proved. ~ A - "aAau
Terms Of sale: One third cash and tha baIanc.,,
thsss equal instament. q 9. r. and 1s months. with
evldenoed by the notes Of the purchsser secured
~ deed Of trust upon the property sold No deed ia to
Of the purchase money. At the time Of sale
500 On said wa p.- Of rS 81 So: oo aSG s.a
lot nine and 600 on said sab lot venty and nn
less the purchaser or purchasers Of the lots
shall fully comply with the terms 81 saie with.
IN seven days from any such sale the Trustees win ne.
sell said lot or lot at the risk cost aud expenee of
such defaultnx purchaser. or purohasers after ten
days ADJ ertlsemept Of such sale or sales, ~
ANDREW B. DUVALt. Trustaa
402 Louisiana avenue uorthveat
HENRY 4. DAVIS, Trustees
A6O louisiana avenue nOrthvesf
mylz-d DUNCANSON BROS. Aueta
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TO.fiORteOW.
EINHOS. j. FISHER 4 CO..
IL Leal Estate Auctioneers

UNHOS- j. FISHER & CO..
IL Leal Estate Auctoneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AID UNIMPROEED REAL ESTATE, BELONG
IsG 10 THE ESTATE OF THE LATE EIJaB
hiNGMAN. IN SQUARE No. PAL. FRONTING
o. foURIEENTH STREET, z STREET AND
Ki>GMAs PLACE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY-[Sa
SECONli. at HALF-PASl FOUR O'CLOCK ont i:s
the premises, shall sell by virtue of the power-I
Sestsd IN Us by the VIII of the late Eab Kingnan Lots
j. g. ;, 8. ssnd 10, IN SUB of square 24i, fronting
each % feet on l4th street, between and streets
northwest extending back 1O5 feet to foot alley
Ths lots covered b. the improvements will be sold to-
gethfr. this remainder seT srateiy.
Lots s.. 3d. 81 81 in sub OF same saus-e front.
Ing each % feet north street bet cen i3th and 4tb
streets west extending tack 100 fee. to 20 foot aIley
Lots o. 3D. a. 81, 9s and %, sub of same SQUARE
frcn.ig e. oh l6 feet inches kinsnan Pace be-
IVY. anu y streets north, extending back 95 feet to
. le foot alley. ~
Parts Of Lots As. IS As and A. sub of lots in same
Square. fronting each 20 feet KingInan Place be-
tween iG . streets north.
Ffsts of all the lots will he exhibited at the GALE and
may be seen prior at The office Thos j. Fisher Co.
1874 street northwest.
Terms One-th.E Cf purchase meney in cash; the
remainder IN six aI twelve months with interest and
secured by deed OF tTH-t IN the property sold de-
Yot1t OF 800 on each lt must be made when bid Off
Coa'eysnc:n2 ct the cost If the purchasers. II terms
OF sae are not complied with i'll ten days day of
esi ne property viii be rsod at risk and cost of de-
&sultiii1 purchaser.
mv,o-s Vi seN ", B 3ISdx Executors.
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THr BRYANT HABRAs CORPUS CAsI.-Thfs after
noon Chief Justice Cartier. sitting In Chambers
mad before him VIM. NJ Bryant, an inmate OF St
Elizabeth Hospital for the lns ane, who seeks his
dlscharge-Messra J. N. Olivier and George e.
harris appear for the petitioner, and Hon. Eppa
Hunton Tor Dr. Godding, the superintendent OF the
hospital. The return was made to the WI {
last week, setting out history of the petitioner
VINO 1t appears has from time to time been In sew
eral lunatlc asyums, and this return is traversed
Mr. Oliver opened the discussion, stating that to
save time and expense they desired law point to
be first settled viz: that the certificate Oh which
he was committed Is illegal, inasmuch as he was
committed without due process OF law.
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STRIKE OF IRON WORKERS
LONDON, May N-The employees in Bolckow
vaughan & Co.'s iron works at Middlesborougt
have gone on strike because OF an attempt on the
part OF the employers to reduce their wages Four
thousand persons are affected by the strike.
ARCHBISHOP CRoKE NOT EEBUKED BY THE POPE
LONDON, May 21-The correspondent OF the Ce n
trat Ne,cs at Paris has had an interview with
Archbishop CrOke, in which the latter said he re-
turned to Ireland from Rome with unchanged and
Interchangeable views He denied that he had been
rebuked by the Pope. He admitted, however, that
at present the result OF his visit to Rome did not
look very favorable to the national cause
SILVER WEDDING OF THE CROWN PRINCE FREDERICK
WILLIAM.
BERLIN, May 2L-The presentation OF a gift to
OF Prussia in celebration OF the 18th anniversary
of his marriage, with take place to-day in the white
hall OF the royal palace The burgomaster OF Ber-
lin Will deliver the presentation address
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RIvER TRApR-Hsroormaster sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows:-Str.
Senr Fair Wind, Records, i5i tons COAL Clark 4
E SrSe scnr Edwin C. Bennett, l6s tons COAL s.
coal, George Bogus; barge Charles Mann. Blank.
rs tons do, George l. Sheriff: sloop Fanny Maria.
stacy, 800 bushels oysters, market; schr Mary
Howard and Ogden, Reed, Woo. j. o. Carter; schr.
Lady OF the Lake, Rennol, - cords wood, same;
Bscoe; schr. Greyhound, Brown IS cords wood.
j. o. Carter; schr. Cora Smith, williams 80 cords
WOOD. H. l. Biscoe; stmr. f. NJ. Gilbert, Hilton.
nsh, william h. Stuart; schr. Maggie E., Cook nsh
j. H. Skedmore; schr. Charles Lewis, ish, r. A.
Golden, bark Jeanette, Raymond fish, same:
Sioop r. H. Lambert, Davis, FISH, same; schr John
Francis, Evans, fish, same; schr Margaret Ria
Davis fish, same
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Kentuckv Crou Returma.

LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-The Courier Journal has
crop returns from every county in Kentucky, III
In number, OF which the following is a summary:
Wheat-acreage compared with last year, ii coun-
ties reported more, so report the same, and the
balance less; condition OF crop, 46 counties report
age, 20 counties report more, Is the same and the
balance ess condition OF crop. 20 counties report
good, "a fair, and the balance poor.
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READY TO REGrS THE HuI ISyrsrro .,rox-Tne
committee appointed TO investigate the charges
against Supervising Architect nm met this MORN
ing and reported 20 the Secretary OF the Treasury
that Iney We're ready 10 proceed with the investi-
CATION. They VIII meet Tomorrow morning AZ
naif-paSt nine O'clock ~
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POOR JACK CoLE.-The New York friends or Jack
Cole, or the Jeanette crew are endeayorlng TO
raise enough money TO have him removed from the
government Insane asylum and sent on an ocean
voyage, as recommended by DIR. Godding. james
Gordon Bennet consented TO give $50 q month for
the care OF Cole. Coles case IS pronounced hope.
Tess as long as ne remains in the asylum. He has at
tempted 10 kill his attendant two or three
times. - $500
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ItHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoueer.

ItHOAiAS DOWNING AucuOneer.
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
NEARLf NEW AND SPLENDID INSTRU-
MENTi WALNUT MARBLE-TOP TABLES
SSu1 ~, LOUNGES; ENGRAVINGS, OTHER
TWO Very HANDSOME WAINIJT MAi;RiF r.
IoPCHAMBER SUI les: WIRE SPRINGS; HAIR
MAIIRESSES: PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS:
PAiNIED MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITE s;
MALNEI FURNIIURE IN SEPARATE PIECES;
MOQiE FL, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS:
MWasbNUT MAkBIE1TOP SIDEBOARD; TOILET
VAIL; REFRIGERATOR; COOKING AND
OTHER STOVES; CHINA AND GLASSWARE:
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY THIRD. 1888, at
len O'CLOCK. l shall sell, at No. All street
between 4th and 9Th streets northwest the above effects
al OF which Is IN splendid ORDER and has been used bf
short time. good chance 10 gat ,lod art,cas III dts
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THE EXTENSION OF leave OF absence on sccouu
OF sickness granted Major Henry h Reese, PAY
master, Z. s. army, November e. lssa Is stil FUR
ness
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AUCTION SALES.
N,HOMAs IoWLlNG. Ancrcneer.
Trust FS' SALE OF "ECKINGTOS.r THF
COUNTY, STAT OF Iii. LATE JOSEFH
THIS AFTERNOON.

Trust rs, SALE OF "ECKINGTON,n THF
GoTNIKY STAT OF ILL., LATE josEFH
By yir;ue % d crae Of thc Supreme Court Of the
s459. Dc" 20. vii eel ~ y, b. auctiop = In az
hszhest 81 or ~ the ai-siGn Hone no:i the rrsm-
MAI. 4. L. 1853, a F,gJu O'CLOCK = H. all tar
sIacS ct arce II land IL TIL county OF Washington
st1r described b Inetes ana Ia1lr,- in sgIi
decree cI-aiH.n[ 81 II aces Of land More oc Ies.
md itnIr3ye4 with large and substantial owe.l
There are several bsant'fIl building .i.es uran In
2T2itst!s %ii'ch = We " Ole a..t waeTtd and over
1foks aid forrDsa portion ihe northern Diary of
sIe citN The tras VIII h. rst offered whole. aud
~ not sold then offer The accGrta, to the
PEI OF our IA sey@n lots. Vi. .e vii. re
nih4td :. the saie. viz Lo; ]. inproy, with the
4on house and oufhuding-. tanning % il
Lot = co4t.in III I7-Itg :cres g. tiiiIiIl1
- S4-IcO scrs These ~ Ii wes OF the Iile % The
adtCir the .'Kest-'' a t. ~ ijrirs tn, Germs,
2n Bcu sry st:eet h remain lois lie east Cf said
rriiroa Fv'd upon the Brentwood road. Lot - 1tn-
lot 3 ,DIt-iniI4 5 - 81 acres: Lot 4 cont lining
$50. acre. Tbs iot has ALDO f:oit of JiS So 100
Terms e sale: One-ff:h If the amount Of the FUR
chase money in CASH ami the Seiduc four equal
or purchasers giving IN their ir,n-sorJ for
Of Isr rer annum from: tire day OF sale or a
Sss.; 81 inc oP"n OF tli luFcnaseT or Purchasers
Hurch.se money Tor the same or for any srats part
herecf siial he ia ~ paid, Eid il pure sha
stter sue sa;e. Tie Ir1-tc serve the rit to resell
a. the lsk sGd coat Of suciI detsuDg p,ircb The
ned 81 zoo c 10 :f Si So i to t TIE
sod C. whole. aad 1850 each lot If SOLD separate
JAMES S. EDWARDS 5O5 u st. n.w.,l
CALHfRf'S CAEi4SI 301 ID 81. n. W. I ,r.
ANDHf " II. DUN II. 49, ia. av.n.w., trustees.
JOHN L. MIiCHELL-
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The MRrKanA>
BALTIMORE. May 21.-Yireinis g. consolidate
~; new 10 Os, 364; NEVIS. 61x bid To-day.

o. BALTIMORE. Mey 21.-virenis g. consolidated
u; new l0-40s. 3sk; newSs. 61h bid to-day.
,d ss4ALT Eo5o May i1Gotton lower-m,ddns,
western supe: ASA 90; DO. extra. 4:25s5O0; do.
s1fry 2.S; 2s city mills super 2Sa4 co. do.
iamily: 676: DO. superi.tiye patent 50. Wheat
1 a5:I 49, III do s%bsr: i2o.1 az: No. Maryland.
1 15Sx i SSne a.nt%bd1 lily
steady western steady and dull southern white 6Sa68
a. yellow e5se6 western mixed spot e6,sa6S May.
ssss1n
Wnite oSe66; DO mixed. 4oa62: Pennsylvania 62s55.
e ays quiet T2:1S hay ssssay snd
E Prp ~ steady and in fsir demand Mess porf
Packed 9a1lx: Baoon-shoulders 10; clear rib sides
lsh; Hams ltkslsH: LardIrennsd, I2k. Butter
1 nes2s Ess: stesay 49, PstFosum oul and
fan, , s4sSk sQgsr auies;A soft 90 copper refined
HT reshts g MSfy Ss1st and stsdy
neus sa G sr,ln ~ RseeiPs a. IaL barrels
1000 busheie: shipments : wheat rs. 900 bushels;
corn. So. 600 bushels.
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A BOY Train wreclxer.

READING. Pa, May 21.-Jacob Ganoway. the boy
who was arrested for having placed the obstruc-
ton on the track which caused the wreck on the
Reading and Columbia railroad at Ephrata on
Wednesday last. was taken to Lancaster to-day.
He appears to be partially ldiotic He was put on
q Train by brakeman on the morning OF that
day, and in the afternoon placed plank on the
track for revenge. He confeSses that he viewed
the wreck from bridge and enjoyed 1t.
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In rHE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day judgments were
rendered as follows: Samuel c. Lawton against
the United States, SOS. %; Burlington and Mis-.
souri, River Railroad Company, n.4-7. so: Geo W.
Thomas, administrator, xi47.6s The petition In
the case or Irvine Field was dismissed. and that
Q, the ADMINISTRATIVE OF Egbert Thompson was
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEc
1befollowIng are the opening and closing pr1cas
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
byspecial wire to H Il Dodge, $50 18th street
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aueuoneer.

TWO HAIR-CLOTH PARLOR SUITES, MIRROR.
Engrav1nss and other Pictures. NJ. T. Table
Lounge, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Stair and
Hall Car fe;s. Walnut and Cottage Furniture Mat
tressee, Pillows and Bolsters Hat Rack, Sidebosrd
OAK Extension Table, Dining Chairs, China and
Glassware kefrigerator. Stoves, Kitchen ReQui-
sites, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH. 1893. at TEN O'CLOCK. at No 7O5 9th
street northwest shall sell general assortment Of
good Household Furniture. mIT-et
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RANGE OF THE THRRMoMRTER.-Thef following
were the readings at the office OF the chief signal
omeer to-day: z am. GIL; IL am, 643; 2 pm.
720. Maximum, $50; minimum. 500
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rIfRUSTE s SALE OF VERY VAIUaBI.s: BUSi
IL Mss PROPERTY. K.,UHN Az Nc. 6,4 Pc y
SlINANyt kNENI-E NJIiTEWES

IL Mss PROPERTY K.,UTN Az Nc. 63I PE : y
SIINANlA AVENUE NUt:THWESt.
BY yirtue of decree Of the supreme Court of tlle<,
Dlst1ct 81 Columbia passed. April 53tl, 1885,. Isl
the cause NJ ~ q 81 C9yic q. Ei., No SIPS
Equity on the docket of ssid c,rt, will 1t pub
Lc anctlon IN front of the PREMISES. MONDAY. the
INfSIl FIRST DAY OF MAY. 1888 at HALF PAST
EOpR O'CLOCK L. NJ, that certain piece ,,arce o;
Iand known as OF numbered Eleven Il H. in Wtcrafts
fecorde sUbdiNis of r9rt II Square numbered four
4udred and sixty one t46 IN the city OF NashiH2ton.
DC log 2er with the inii royensuts, consisting OF
TIRE story brick store banding.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree Ore-fourtt
cesn the balance in three equal Instruments one,
x1o snd three years aft date of SALE with interest
ax per cent Per annum, secured by ihe pron.issor,
oodes OF the purchaser and reserye ed lien Epon the
premises sold. all cash at the option of the pur
cnss.r, iced to be gwen payne ut OF the entire
purchase money. deirsit of 500 viii lie required
yhen the pure hasers bid il accepted and the of
bale must be complied with within ten days after SALE
a. G.. Il tADLEY, Trustee,
liunto-: Binding, Az Louisiana avenue northwest
WI Il. YOUNG, AUc.iOneer,
l42O New York avenue northwest myI0-dSds
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81: LOUIS, May 21.-Stephen Hinchey and Joseph
Holman, mechanics, Quarreled in their room at
about one O'Clock this morning, while under the
influence OF liquor. Hoffman shot Hinchey in the
breast, killing him almost instantly. HOFFMAN
was arrested The quarrel is supposed to have
been about girl.
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Wall Street TODAY.

NKW YORK, May 2l.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market opened weak and feverish
ana declined steadily-with only slight fractional
the special features OF the forenoon were St. Paul
Union Pacific, Lackawanna, Louisville and Nash
clined q to 2s, the latter on Omaha. These, how
ever, were the extreme declines, from which there
was reaction OF u to Y, the latter on Omaha by
1880 O'Clock. Texas Pacific at first declined IL
and recovered q. There was q general upward
reaction OF about just before 1880 The bust
ness In railroad bonds during the forenoon was
dull and prices were fractona1ly lower for almost
all Issues than on Saturday. State bonds were ne.
elected. Government bonds were unchanged from
SATURDAY, Rates for call loans on stocks In the
forenoon were So and per cent
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I'd Edition.
--latest IblGgranS to Tho Star.
Violation OF Neutrality Laws.

PHILADELPHIA May 21.-The grand Jury In the
United states district court this afternoon return
ed true bills OF Indictment against Augustus c.
Rand. captain, and Thomas Fender, mate, OF the
steamer Tropic, who were arrested several weeks
ago for violating the neutrality laws BY carrying
men to Miragoane, in the republic OF Hayti.
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DEATH OF RETIRED OrrfcrR.-Chief Engineer
Oscar H. Lackey, OF the navy, tretired) died this
morning at his residence, I'D Maryland avenue
northeast