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Retiring Railroad Bonds.

NEW YORK, May S.-The annual meeting OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal company was held
here to-day. A board OF managers was elected.
A plan for the redemption of bonds was sub
mitted, which proposed an increase Of the capital
the stoctSoders ~ s nnr and sf, the oond,son
that II authorized 1t shall be used only to retire
bonds as they mature. An ordinance to this
holders
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Army OF the Potomac Reunion.
MEETING OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE TO MAKE Ar

Army OF the Potomac Reunion.
MEETING OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE TO MAKE Ar
RANGEMENTs FOR THE PARADE, ETC.
The general committee OF the Army of the Po-
tomac reunion completed arrangements last night
for the line OF march OF the Army OF the Potomac
on the day OF its grand parade. Major Ayres will
command in the uniform OF his rank OF major, and
the column will form In front OF the Capitol and
march up Pennsylvania avenue to the Riggs House,
where the Army OF the Potomac association " i'll
be received by the military at present arms. Here
the old soldiers will fall in, and the march will
continue up 18th street to Vermont avenue, past
the Mcpherson statue to the Thomas statue, down
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue to the Scott statue, down
Rhode Island avenue to Connecticut avenue, to
the Avenue and past the White House. Here
the White House portico, usual In such cases.
but from raised platform built flush with the
street, as when Lincoln reviewed the troops In
1865. Passing on, the column will return to the
Capitol by way OF Pennsylvania avenue, and ar
irving break ranks.
letter was received from Gen. Mcclellan, in
which he states that late Information seems to
make 1t possible that he can postpone his Texas
business until after the reunion. He assures
the committee that he shall make every effort to
do SO.
The chairmen Of the committees are as follows:
Local executive committee, A. A. Humphreys;
committee on finance John A. Baker; on parade,
8. s. Carroll; on transportation, j. c. Tidball; on
halls and headquarters, Ellis Spear; on banquet
Duncan s. Walker; on Invitations, A. A. Hum
phreys; on press, badges and printing, j. NJ. Car
son; on reception, J. B. Edmonds.
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FNHOS. J. FISHER & CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers,

On THURSDAY. NAY TENTH, at TIvE<ea
S ss Il NJ in front Of the Premises. we WIN
ironsng y feet inches north street. with depth
aS1 teef toA inches 70 50 foot alley; improved by
frame dwelling No. 6lS street northwest and having
TWO sman brick houses in rear OF lok, facing aley.
IeIms: One- third caah: balance In Gix and twelve
montnas secured BY deed Of trust On property sold.
TH0s. J. FIsHEh 6 CO., Aucaoneera
0aS-oSos 1894 street northwest
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FTNHOS. j. FISHER 4 CO..
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.
On SATURDAY. MAY FIFTH. at HALF PASTaA8
-FOUR O'CLOCK p n; at our Office. No; 1924 tf5&
street northwest wi sell at auction lot z.
81 lot B. square So lot square 1925 lot s. square
liz, and part lot 6, square los. Terms cash.
THOS. j. FISHER l. CO.,
ap2'-d Real Estate AucIoneers.
THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,. NINTH OF MAY. 1883, same hour
and place. THOS J. FISHER eco
my7-dEds Auctioneers
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News Briefs.


s. circuit court OF Virginia, to take charge of the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, has been ar
OF the West Virginia district court there being a
question of jurisdiction.
At Cumberland, Md, yesterday a new trial was
council of Frostburg, it being shown that Juror
not on the case had talked in Welsh to one OF the
jury through the keyhole OF their room.
for reporting the proceedings OF q liberal meeting
on the education bill
Special State Tax collector James E. Hamilton
belonging to the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road d. Company to secure taxes amounting to
The Brooklyn aldermen yesterday resolved that
lion heads ornament on East river bridge be re.
moved, and the American eagle put In its place.
The sky was overcast at Lima, Peru, on Sunday,
James F. Spengeman, clerk In the Provident
Institution for savings at Jersey City, is short In
his cash account, andhas absconded to Richmond,
Edward Lanerty, OF BoyertowA, near Reading,
Pa, is undertaking on wager to eat five goose
eggs Ess G Gay for the period OF twenty days
tinued yesterday. Several witnesses testified to
abuses In the MANAGEMENT OF the almshouse.
u AT NASHVILLE Tenn yesterday. ex.Treasurer
George Il: Peyton, a former hotel keeper in
Richmond. Va, IN freak OF Insanity Yesterday
rested.
g Se meow dGf
Thomas a Ellison ana others, representing
m Albany
There Is q scare at Halifax, n g., over reports
fnat one o. more Fen,an schooner have ,s the
guards have been doubled.
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APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION TO THE BAR.-The an
bar IN the Court in General Term to-day
were referred to the examining committee:
Victor II. Olmstead, Lindley Fogg, W. A. Desmond
II. G. Huntemann, Homer II. Sweeney, Jos j.
Brown, Martin r. Thorp. John Hancock, B. +.
Keller and Alvin w. Coleman.
CHARGE AGAINST A RAILROAD OFFICIAL-Tnis
morning, In the Police Court. Herman Mehler, a
foreman OF the Baltimore & Potomac railroad
company, was charged with violating the District
ordinances He is In charge OF the work OF con-
structing new freight depot on South Capitol
street, on the line OF the road, and was arrested
this morning by On1cer Proctor, OF the South
also tree without permit. Mr. E b. Blunt ap-
peared for the defendant and had the case con-
tinued until the 9th instant Capt. Greene, OF the
district engineer department.. this afternoon
stated TO STAR reporter that the railroad COM
can only be done through permission OF the park
ing commission. He also stated that they have
tO-0ay taken out permit for removing the curb
Ing and sidewalk which they had already done.
CARE OF FEMALE PRIsoNERs.-It was stated in
yesterdays STAR that Mrs. Charlotte Smith had
made some complaint that proper consideration
was not shO Wn to female prisoners at the court
found the French woman. Locadie Pamart, occu-
pyfng the same CO II with three male prisonera At
the present time the cell from which prisoners
escaped last week Is being placed in
repair and there is only one cell at the disposal Of
nnement but waiting room. or place of tempo
rary detention. Major FasStt, deputy marshal.
says that It Is intended always TO have guards
present. so there could be no great Improperly
even il male and female prisoners did occupy tho
same room. It was because the guards were not
strictly attentive to their duty that the guards
carson ana Leonard were dismissed.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGleglans to TlG Star.
Gov. Buffers First Veto.

BOSTON, May 6.-The legislative committee ap-
pointed to investigate the facts regarding the
alleged fnvaldity OF Gov Buffers first veto, held
secret session this morning One of the COVER
nors private secretaries was summoned TO teSti-
~, but he refused point blank to make any state
ment The committee is considering the advtSa-
bilty OF ordering him under arrest.
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ARMY DELEGATES TO THE MEDICAL AssocIA-
TIoN.-The following named officers OF the medi-
cal department will proceed from their stations,
as hereinafter named. to Cleveland, Ohio, to rep
resent the medical department OF the army at the
annual meeting OF the American Medical Associa-
ton to be held in that city on the 9Th OF June,
1888: Major Joseph r. Smith, surgeon San An.
tonic, Texas; Major William H. Forwood, surgeon,
Chicago, Ill: Major John S. Billings, surgeon,
Washington, D. C.
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Pflgrimaee to LOurdea

MONTREAL May S.-A grand national pilgrimage
under the auspices Of Mgr. Fabre, has been Or
gained here to visit Notre Dame de Lourdes In
France 1t Will leave here early in July.
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Maryland Town INSTRUMENTATION OF COM
misslonerS In several Maryland towns yesterday
resulted as follows: At Easton, r. r. walker; at
Laurel, Thomas n. Young, VIM II. Harrison. John
Cronmeller. Edward Phillips and A Conaway; at
Belairs Ohio g Lee, r. W. Baker, John Bauer, Jn0
y. Ltngan and ChAk L Dailam. At Westminster
the following ticket was elected: Mayor, WIN. b
Reese, David Baer, Charles Y. wants Louis @,
TxumbQ
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


TOMORROW.
NEXT WEEK WILL BE THE LAST
AUCTION SALE
90S SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
SALE COMMENCES AT 1890 AM. DAILY.
ON NEXT TUESDAY WILL BE A SPECIAL CLOS
ING SALE OF
INGS, TABLE LINEN. LINEN SHEETINGs.
PARASOLS. &C
LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED.
my4-st FOLEY. Auctoneer
VlHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
BELONGING TO
VARIOUS OWNERS.
To be Sold at my
AUCTION ROOMS,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania and 11th street.
Washington. d. c..
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY Q. 1888,
And Following Evenings
Sac to commence each Evening at 7:3O O'Clock pre-
cisely.
Terms Cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
my55t Auctioneer.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUST IS SALE OF "ECKINGTON," THE
COUNTRY SEAT OF The LATE JOSEPH

80 - III SEAL VI 1uE LAiE JOSEfd
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF the IA
District OF Coiurnoia passed in Equity Cause No LII
t459, Doc 20 we VIII sell at pablo auction. to the
ises. on MONDAY, the 1WENTY-FiRST DAY OF
MAY. A. ID. 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that
District OF Columbia called and known as part OF
EcklDgtOn" described by meteS and bounds in said
decree) containing 81 acres of land or less
and Improved with large and substantial dwelling
house and outbuild ngs
There several beautiful building sites upon tn
property which is well wooded AID waered and over
looks and forms portion of tho northern boundary of
the city. The tract will be first offered a whole and
not sold We will then offer the according the
hfblted at the SALE viz Lot l. improved with the
sion house and outbui.Ns. containing % A. 100
- 81 700 These lots lie west of the line the
METROPOLITAN branch of the b. & o. r. II. Lots and
adtoin the keaiins estate; Lot adioins the Germa-
mia Scheutzen ark and has front of 13 10 100 feet
OF Boundary street The reainii lots lie Of said
railroad aud upon the Brentwood road. Lot tain
ing Il 100 acres; Lot containing $1,000 acres
feet ON Boundary street.
chase money IN cash. and the lesue in four equal in
sament due IN six TIVE We eighteen and twenty four
Or purchasers giving his their romissory notes for
the deferred PAYMENT with interest thereon the
OF six per cent annn from the day OF SALE all
cash at The option of the purchaser or purchasers.
The title to said property viii be retained until the whole
purchase money for ha sGne for any separate part
thereof shall be fully pail; and if any pure laser shall
fa 20 comply with the terms of sale within ten day
after such SALE the Trustees the right to resell
at the rsk cad cost Of such defaultlng purchaser The
undersigned. 81, 900 deposit on acceptance of bid if
so a whoie and $3.50 each lot if sold in separate
parcels
JAMES s. EDWARDS. sos D ST. nwl
CALDEKON CARLISLE, 3G7 d ST. n W.. ,.
ANDREW Is. DUYAI 45z La. ay.n.w., trustees
JOHN I. MITCHELL.
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DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctloneers.

TNO-STORY AND MANSARD ROOF PRESS BRICK
FRONT, WITH TWO-STORY BACK RIIiI n
NC, NO. 1892 TWELFTH STREET NORTH
On TUESDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH, at sIxNa
O'CLOCK we will sell in front of the prem ss5a
isea, LOT II. SQUARE 274. k:I
fronting II feet 95 inch on 18th street itb
depth OF ~ feet to an alley improved b. we'll built
tWo-story and mansard roof press-brick front with
two story back building House contains nine rooms
TO and to be secured by deed Of
or a. Gasn at option OF purchaser Conveyancing
IN seven days otherwise resale ut risk and cost Of de-
1aunG purchaser after five days public notice of such
esale IN some newspaper published in " ashingt0n
DC. deposit of 500 required at time OF sale.
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In THE COURT OF CLAIMS, to-day. the case of
Cobb, Blasedell g. CO. against the United States
was argued This is claim for s2l6,62 under an
alleged verbal contract for supplying the army OF
Gen. Thomas with oats and forage.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DERARIYzST;
e S 81 F. USE u.s. hi
Blank forms n for bidding will be furnished upon ap
The bids viii BE- eensdsrsa sna accented rejected
accepted by the Secretary Of the treasury
S%seTs and no 1ussss xi sosl OF
time to a@s during ths xssI in qpsntass 70
aF
Each yroposI must be signed by the individual Or
Ps soas
the by as So Of s dis
form to be Furnished By the q
Proposals un.Scompansd by such bond vii ii not Be
mfssS =
s Of an n
e esu'e 10
or :. hs TsTs
mys-1aw4w Secretary Of the Treasury.
81 F9h sThEET 8
OFFICE OF rHE g. " NON
By direction Of the Board q coamssioneFs sealed
UCfocK NJ on MoNDAY. NAV Snt TWENTv
} kIda at lss fs1 sp1iafDSS S~sseag sns es.n:
sR1 OF
onea at s p and
together with ali necessary nformson ana bds upon
sn is reserved S to reject any and all bids or
Major Of Ee y aSA !. 5: l..
mys-6t Engineer Commissioner D. g.
aSf1 ENE FHSSa BEScf5a
OFFICE OF yHs HsesIn
By dire cton OF the Board OF COMMISSIONER sealed
M o Ss s MSsDa asS TE
es
o
Eeshef with al information. and bids upon
The rght is reserved to reject any and al bids
Major Of Engineers. U. S.i..
mys-st Engineer Commissioner b. G.
DRoPosALs FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGroN, D. c.. May /. 1883.
9 Sf IT. 81 'Sis:B5$
Ss q ys sSee eaas
to For 6ea snd atrns
For ksss9sress Pseea Letters
No. 8. For International Money Order Adv1ces
Blank forms of bids with samples and full specica-
Assistant POSTMASTER General %sssinssP; 'n'Fa
my4-2aw4w Postmaster General
PROPOSALS. FOB c6 Pkysb BEEF BEEF. MUTT ON AND
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS HOME,
WAsHINGrON, D. c., April 80, 1885,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate subject t. the usual
conditions will be received at this Office until TWELVE
9'SL0CK NOON. on THURSDAY, the SEVEN
they will be opened in of bidders furnish
Ing and delivering at the kitchen and hospital OF the
SOLDIER Home Fresh Beef Mutton and Corned Beef.
as required by the Secretary and Treasurer Of the Home
June 3Oth, 1884.
Information to manner of bidding. conditions be
observed by bidders terms of contract and payment
VII! be furnished on personal application TO this Office.
ne secretary and Treasurer the right to
sct any aud all proposals The successful bidder will
be required to enter into written contract with the
Secretary and Treasurer of the Home with good and
approved security in the Of ST. 500 within twenty
days after being notified Of the accepasce of his propo
sals copy of this advertisement must be attached to
each proposal Envelopes containing pro- osas should
be endorsed, Proposals for Fresh Beef, Mutton and
Corned Beef at United States Soldiers Home District
OF Columbia, and addressed to the UNDERSIGNED.
B. +. RITTENHOUSE.
ap30-10t Secretary and Treasurer Soldiers Home.
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CAPT. D. MORTIMER LEE, 9Th infantry. has been
ordered to report by letter to Col William P Car
lin. 4th infantry, president OF the retiring board
convened at Omaha, Nebraska, TOR examination,
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN1r11RF
~, C .a1sd BEDDING: &c. At AUCTION.
1855. and duly recorded In Lber No 1905. folio 49,
ct heq, one Of the land records for Washington D. C.
and by direction Of the party secured thereby shall
sell at public auction. on TUESDAY, MAY FIF-
NEE IN MI -: 1883. commencing at Ten O'CLOCK A.
Furniture. Carpets Bedding ETC.. mentioned in the
schedule sttached to said deed Of trust named in part
Walnut Chamber Suites.
Walnut Marble top Sideboards.
Parior Furniture. Whatnots Plush Sofas and Chairs
Walnut and Poplar Wardrobes. Lounves Etereree
TAINTED Bedsteads, bureaus and Washstands.
Manut Bed.teads Bureaus and washstands.
Walnut Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers,
Window Curtains and shades,
Velvet and Tapestry Brussel Carpets.
Springs, Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Beds Pillows and Bolsters. Bedding. etc.
Terms cash.
my7-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
GALE OF CHOICE LOTS, NOS. Is AND l6. IN
- SQUARE 1853, ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, MAY ELEVENTH., AT FlVE&a&
hi: viii offer for sale on the premises. thate3
building lots fronting on Massachusetts, avenue and on
18th street northwest whole or by the single lot
sccoIdng plat exhibited at the .ale apd posted
the signs In the ground. The whole embraces 50 293
square feet each Title indisputabie.
Terms: One third cash; balance one and two years
day OF SALE secured by trust deed on the property
SOD The notes for deferred payments 70 bear interest
s % s Ur Ss
myS.st ~ % VII P. YOUNG. Auctioneer.
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PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED By THE PRESIDENT
President to-day appointed Tie following postmas-
ters: E. H. Banks, Biddeford, Me-; j. s. Stroull,
Eagle Pass, Texas; L. T. Hunt, Blue Earth, MINI.
E. n. Evans, CentOn, Iowa.
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MAY DRAINING.

10y fr1zeS $ll2, 900
&smitMS1sx q bsnt Draft u lstss. Q. send by 81.
fOST OFFICE OkDER Orders Of s and upward by
exk9e can Be aent at expense. Address an orders
2nG 3OARDMAN. Courier journal building Louis.
1sefs Ne m1S-tu&rh
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Latest Foreign News

THE HABSBURG RELEASED.
FALMOUTH, May 8-The steamer Habsburg has
been released and has proceeded to Bremen In
tow.
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THE CABINET MEETING.-All the members of the
Cabinet were present at the regular Cabinet meet.
ing to-day. except MIR. Chandler The session
was q short one, and was devoted exclusively to
the consideration OF routine business.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
1hefollowlng are the openIng and closing prlces
tithe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H Dodge 500 18th street.
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The charge against James Leonard for shooting
Saturday.
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Name.

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Deeds in fee have
nell, part 8, So. Il; s.. R. ". Tyler 50 Metro
poitan Baptist Church, lots and Q. so. $685. g. 400
A. Mc1nturf to Mary q. Summers. lot go, SO. s39;
5000; Jennie Williams to BAIL Hall, lot g.
So. 49,. 8. l. D. Merchant to c. c. symp.
son, lot %, SO. 762; 5000. C. C. Symp-
National Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company to
Julia G. Savage, SUBJ So. CTS; s., 200. H. NJ Teller,
secretary OF the Interior. to C. A. James and J. T..
Dyer. trustees, lot l7and pit TO- res. 1a: g.. John
e. kIges. to same. same property; $. G.
A. James ct al, trustees, to James L.
Barbour, same property; $500 A. P. Pardon,
TO W; Decide. lot 2, So 1874; g, $685. T. n War
billiard to H. W. Barbour, part 63, So l79; 81 $50
Il w billiard to Jas. billiard. same property; g.
J. >. Noonan to Dennis kenealy, parts and s. So 49,:
$780, John Hoover to I. Reldy, part Harlem; $3.50
Joseph Shillington to 7. E Waggaman and j. w.
Pliling, part SO. 1922; SIS, $50 Bridget A. ODon-
0gkue to Mary Cumberland, part q, 50. 5S4; -
=: J: Fisher to 7. Allen, lot 6, SO. 1871: g. JAS
W. Proctor to w: c. Duvall, lots, part Pleasant
Plains: $50. F. Hume to Christtana C. Muhlpafer
lot 8 and part 2, So $40; 81 900.
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Youthful Spendshrifss.
faHY LIVE LIKE LORDS IN EUROPE AND RUN THROUGH
THEIR MONTY


In the surrogate court New York Yesterday a
suit was filed 70 compel the executors OF the estate
OF William T1iden to account 10 the heirs The
suit Is brought by Beverle b. TIlden, one OF tie
heirs, and the bill sets forth that In 1859 William
1ilden, relative OF Samuel J. Tiden died, leay.
tng an estate valued at ss,soo,coo he divided u
equally between his four sons-william. INLAND
C., Marmaduke and Beverle Il. Tiiden-aCed
twenty, fifteen, Twelve and nine years Josiah NJ
Tracey and n. {. Ely were appointed executorH
tutor was employed. and the boys were sent to
erly occupied by the Prince OF Wales They then
proceeded 10 Berlin and lived IN sumptuous style.
The eldest Of the -four, William. purchased pal
baron. When they returned home the executors
footed up their expenses for two years and four
sci and agents. and IL was ascertairied that the
two eldest sons had each drawn SITS 900 more than
Their share The estate is now IN a bad condition
ana Will not yield 10000 TO each OF the youngest
sons The executors make general Denial and
declare that they have accounted for every cent
and that the boys, when they came or age ratified
their acts The decision was reserved.
Travellers, Guide.
PkNssyLyANIA RoAp:-For Baltimore-a. m,
$40, 500 lex;l. $50 Isxl lo:sotesl p m, $50
sx f e1 ssO 80 s sSno sO s iSa9
jsx.| Pm i;so Ie1l, sssO s.i $50 OK J, iS;ss
@ 11 fPFl m s1 ts s s ' ssS s1
kex.1 Pm, 80 tex.), $50 (ex.) For Rochester.
Erie, Niagara-p.m., ESQ Pope's creek-am.
6:so Pm, 40. Richmond and south-a.m., 80,
IL IS Pms
B. & o. RR For Baltimore-a-m. s, $50 tex,,
7lo (ex.l, O. 10 texl Pm, 1910, 2:so (ex.l. gas
exl $50. 4IO, 5:S (ex.A, z, $50 (ex), II 80.
Pm, tex.l, $40 (ex.l For Boston-a.m. no
lex) Pm, s:io (ex.l For Chicago, Cincinnati
md St LOq us aS' tex, iOa' ten3 Pm.
$40 (exl Detroit-pm, $40 (ex) Valley OF yir-
ginia-a. NJ, $40 (ex.) Point OF Rocks and way
am, $40. Pm, 4:s5, Cos
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BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-STORI
HOUSES, Nos. 2012 AND 20i4 I STREET NORTH
pENNSYIVANIA W. n UI,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-STORY
HOUSES Nos. 2Ol2 AND 20i4 STREET NORTH
WEST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded In -
Iber No e45, folio 1914 ct seq. one Of the land Sc
records of the District OF Columbia and by the re- 20
quest of the holder Of the secured thereby we
Ea1II on IIESDA1, the FIFTEEN1H DAY OF MAY.
1888. at F1Nt O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the prem
ises sell al that certain piece or parcel of ground or
real etlte situate and lying in city of Washington
friCt Of oium Bis, and known and described being
Lot numbered twenty two 22l In square numbered
hundred and one GOD. together with all the improve
Inents ways easements rights. privileges, AMI appur
tensnees % the same, belonging in aIywse a,per
tainirg This lot il improved by three-story houses
which viii be sOid separately
Terms One third cash balance six and twelve months
notes to ea- interest and II be secured by deed
on premises sold or al cash at option of purchaser
purchasers All conveyancrg. &C., at purchasers
cost deposit OF 500 required each house soon
az hi of Terms to be complied with in days
ofherlse the Trustees the right to resell
risk and cost OF tine defa ting purchaser purcnas
ers, after five days pubic notice Of such resale in
Some newspaper publ shed in Washington ID. c.
ALBERT A. WILSON, rrz..-
my9-l&ls j. INJURY DOVE. IiustceS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-08

THE LEAVE OF ABSENCE Of LIST Lieut.. Phineas p
Barnard, 9Th cavalry, Is extended six months on
account OF sickness