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THE MILL IN NEW YORK Las, s,auN


There was large attendance at the match pes
tween sullivan and Mitchell in New York iasS
evening. Roscoe oonkling Is said 70 have been
present The work was earnest from the start.
sullivan went vigorously at Mitchell. and the LAT,
ter In getting out OF his way fell twice Watching
bis opportunity, he got in quick blow ana Sui.
livan went down. He got up and closed with
Mitchell, and there was close nghung until tuna
was called and the men ordered TO oreax.
The second round was very spirited. Sullivan
caught Mitchell square In the face, and the Eng.
lishman fell. He got up quickly, and after sharu
haif-arm fighting sullivan threw him hard across
the ropes The latter sprang lightly 70 bis feet,
was knocked down and got up dazed. Sullivan
pressed him and drove him to the ropes again and
threw him clear over them, the Englishman fall.
Ing with his head down and his feet sticking
up in the air.
In the third round the excitement was intense.
Mitchell got In some sharp body blows oh Suilf.
yan but the latter delivered his blows with Creat
olreetness and force, 9rq the Englishman was
twice Knocked down. The third tine ne rose quite
Sroggy, when Capt Williams rushed upon the
stage and ordered the nght 10 be stopped. There
was much confusion for a few minutes but WHEN
order Was restored both men removed their gloves
shook hands and were presented with bouquets Oh
flowers, and sullivan was officially DECLARED the
winner OF the match The winner took 90 pei
cent ana the loser 80 per cent OF the gate receins
Which amounte1 TO about $4,000
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


FE1IOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Auctionears
PROVED PROPERTY on SEVENTH STREET
BEINEEN q AND II STREETS NORTHWEST,
AND AT The CORNER OF THIRTEENTH
AND VI STREETS NORTHWEST.
Fy virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, Passed in consolidated equity 80
causes Nos. 1919 and 1901 will offer for sale
pubic auction. in front OF the premises WEDNEs-
1873. at HAF-PAsT FOUR O'Clock P. NJ. the fo o.
lowing described real estate situate and lying in said
listr'ct q CO umbia, 70 wit Lot numbered twenty
nGmbeced niue 90, and part Of original lot numbered
ten 100 IN square numbered four hundred and fifty
for tJ: fronting % ct inches It'll street north
west between and streets extending back 100 feet
store. known 40. I'll Tth street northwest.
On TIE SAME DAY, az HALF-PAST FIVE P. NJ. 3,
We vii offer fer sale, in front of the premises part Of
original Lot nurberedon ID, in square numbered two
east OF said lot and square, and runirg thence
west on street forty feet. thence north twenty
TIVE ct thence east two () feet thence north sixty
eight 3) feet thence east forty three 43j feet to 18th
street ana thence south niaety t9o feet to the begin
hing, with privilege of alley on the western lire of
sad pSrt, together with the improvements consisting,
Of tr frame Dwellings and Bsck Stable The corner
bullc.ing has well-estall:sied grocery store at
tach,J.
Terms of ssle One-tlird of the purchase money of
each 4ee q property in cah and the residue thereof
thersats with interest. te interest payable
nuaIy. Z he deferred lGynen.s must be secured by
deed oil st the property sold. deposit of geo viii
a. re1niie CT each piece OK property upon the accept
BAINBRIDGE II. WEBB,
FRANK L. BROWNING,
41G 9th street northwest
EUGENE CARUSI,
4S6 Louisiana avenue northwest
.Es l--tNos Trustees.
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The Di.astron. Missouri Cyclone.

FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED AND MANY fyyuREp-.
SOME OF THE RESULTS or THE MISSOURI cScuoss.
1t is estimated that the loss from the recent
cyclone In Kansas City Is s2ooOoo Capt Burns,
an OLD ooatman, was standing by the river side
when he was struck by the nying timbers or his
house, and had his neck broken aud head
crushed Willie Sober was killed by the over.
turnlpg or wagon at Coles circus Mrs. Reed
was down against a tree and had her neck
broken. number OF persons were injured Five
persons were killed and ten or fifteen wounded at
drew county, Mo-, Simon Stingley had all his pror-
erty destroyed. BIS mother, who was alone IN the
house, was carried ten or fifteen rods, and died In
an hour from the Tects OF her injuries The town
OF oronogo, few miles west or Carthage, was enc
tlrely DESTROYED except a few dwellings SIX per.
sons were killed and SO wounded, many perhaps
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NJ s 81 NANsY4RtE
SSRIHMEsT; PWELEfN& HS oHsh SAS NJ. is.
s$$$S$ Hs$s HsB saHH
q sss 1
and
81 4 5 3sss E rGE 5ipSff
Lot numbered five o. in square numbered four hun
and running south with the west line Of SAID lot
Ps gsRy a { ssas sss s
hne Of Andrew Hooyers lot (Which west line and center
ave.
a @ s oss Of VEL
ws n1 Tsh n m avenue to the place Of BEGIN
BY DEED duly recorded in 1lber 4 s. Sc FOL, as7 ct
sea- OF the land records Of said Ds.rsct sad land is
ard dwelling No. $50 PennsySania avenue nosh
ON THE SAME DAY. at TIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot
as g e os 81
sas ss fhs Is
which bic s x1l be H ss3ib i i;t %s
DsEsd twenty s2t in Rs.ss Bars sso asR
Sa ss oa s e e.
5 e snae
soutawestwsrdly at right angles with said street nifty
600 feet and nine (9 inches thence west one hun
said sa1 asy twenty I've s feet thence due ninety
wardy in direct line forty Ave (45 fest and three S)
proved.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and the balance in
three equal thstaments at g. IA and 18 months with
to be evidenced by the notes Of the purchaser SECURED
by o. trust Upon the sold No deed h to
Of the purchase money. At the time OF sale a
$500 on said part Of lot nve $500 on said
lot nine, and 500 on said SUBJ lot twenty four and
shall sevesaly fully comply with the terms Of sale With.
IN seven days from any such sale the Trustees viii
sell said lot lots, at the risk, cost and expense Of
days advertisement OF such sale or sales.
ANDREW B. DUVALL, Trustee.
452 Louisiana avenue northwest.
HENRY Z. DAVIS, Trustee
$50 Louisiana avenue northwest.
my12-d DUNCANSON BROS Ancfs
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DIED

c6 C9HAN On May the 14th, 1889. CORNELIUS
SOhAN, native OF the County Cork Ireland but for
c., aged seventy four years -
bis funeral will take place from his late residence No
1924 street, West Washington on THURSDAY. MAY the
18th, at four O'Clock ~ m Frienes and rclstsras AZ
respectfully invited to attend.
kENDRICk. On the morning OF May 18th 1883
JOSEPH H.. the beloved and only son of JoseTIh and
EMMY Memories, aSed iyear. months and 10 days.
As fair flower ever doomed
Now lies beneath the sod:
His image s with his parents stil.
His soul is with bis God.
Funeral from parents residence No. sO7 I stre,,
northwest Thursday, May 18th. ut O'Clock. Bels.
lives and friends are in Tited TO attend.
LaTHRppP Al TorGnto. Pa. on May IL. 1893. at 9
a M, 3: e. LATHROP, of the Government Printing
Office Of this city the forty eighth year of his age
Interment at Lsporte Pa.
ODONOGHUE. Departed this nfe on May Ixtb
loea. HiChAEL O'DOSO6HUE. IN the forty seventh
year Oh his age He was native OF County Cork ire-
and ana io9 he past sixteen native of George.
town. - 's~
May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral Will take place from his late resi- dence No
q warren street. Georgetown. Thursday morning a
vjted.
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7 AFTERNOON. MAY EIGHTEENTH
AT kIVE 0fGI.nNK NJ Il
my9-d&ds DUNcANsON BRos.. Auctioneers
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucaoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF "EcK1NGToN," THE
G GoGNNaIhHfs o SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
District OF Columbia passed in EQUITY Cause No :y
h h1oS De ~ we Win se at public auction. to
$zt HUI sRs5 r SFs$
S;sI, q 3 @.fss q n.nd
lexington" described by meseS ana bounds ia said
decreeS containing g. IS acres 81 snd moro or leas
fn1 1m apr wtn Large and substantial dwelling
There are several beautiful building sites upon the
RrSRe.t Which Is well wooded and wstered and over
sold we then osr th e e ne
Rst ct o :. r., scb sa1 y N
sss: nst e e
branch & e S e the 1as q az
adjosn the estate; Lot adions tie Germa-
on or. street, Fsst aTS h.ss fes
nns s & o satSS sFss os oonsni1E
Terms & SO: oas,ai.h Of tn. amour. of tn. pur
Saents due E,s s eHd tie ss:dns IN four equal in
months respectively from the sy al sae the purchaser
eSs EvinS has thsr prm notes
q sns an s ssr e. sT e s me az F.ts
The title to said prcpsy VIM b retained until Ss whole
FL !: i: as: ;1s 60. s:s
:: IL 81 q ne a
plat Of mbdfvdon may Be eeeo upm Application TO the
undersignsd: g: goo asposit On sccsptnce a id 4
$ss&$$ssRE I;
sp7eeo
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DRo. osALs For FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE OF ACTING CoSI.iIssARY OF SUBsrsTENcE,
WtsHIsGroN BARRACKS, ID. C., Al ri 2, 1888.
sealed Proposals in tri te snbeC to the usual
conditions with copy az this ms MT ait.ciIei
III bs Tece yed at this cffce. until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, On WEDNESDAY,. MAY SIXTEENTH 1893.
y which tune and place they VIII be oIer ed in presence
q bidders, for furnishing and delivering the Fresh
peel lTed by the Subsistence Department. U. s.
Amy x this rost, for Issue - troops thereat during
tn fsca: year commencing July lst, 1883.
PrOp"ea.s mist be enco ed in seaIe,i egyc,opes
marked Proposals for Fresh Beef and addressed to
the uEtis rSixled "
The vernment reserves the right to reject any or all
Qua1:v Il Beef payment, aTronnt of bond, &c. must
De oot1 mel by application to this Office
SEBftEF SMITH. 1st 1t R.O A.. I'd Art n G
Epl1, iSSmyI4SI5-4t ~ - ''' So ~ ~
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THE BrG BRIDGE TO BE OPENED Nav ea,H-rha
brooklyn bridge trustees, at their meeting yester.
Gay, nxed the toll for foot passengers at one cent
tne rare on the cars at five cents one horse and
man at i've cents, one horse and vehicle ten cents
Two horses and vehicle twenty cents, each add.
uonai morse I'VE cents, and sheep and cattle five
cents. The protest from the labor unions of Ney
YORK and Brooklyn against the opening celebra.
ZION being on the Queens birthday, May 24th, was
laid en- the table The financial report showed
that the total receipts amounted 70 9a5 and
the disbursements 10 SHAGGY 3,a
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III /. COLDWELL, AucuOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
IMPROVED BY A SMALL BRICK CHURCH, Ar

n BY virtue Of decree. passed by the Supremelfa
IT,: g a2o. entitled Saunders %. Bowen. snbeHtat-
g tne UNDERLINED Trustee IN that certain deed Of
recorded In Lber No. 923 at folio CO. one of the
Bo%sn sforss Of the ptstrie Of Columbia from s.yles
i Ssrtsmbss 1873. and upon the written request q
sal ofsr or me psomissory note secured therein
t.o HtIIEENra. 1855 at HXIf.PAST FTvE I'M, In
orisfnSi Ict prsms the north 66l feet q
nt4y,1n s Tsih In ne AZ 81 G.sh!nsson. DC.
,stailents az Une cash; balance in two equal
sod Ge q en- e cas-. :ssursa Sy dssd tu On
hundred dollars deposit On sccepfsnos az Hd Tms
ss, ohssx e GS% s With r. days from az q
ccots ~ pcscnaser: The purchaser e 70 besr the
~. UAH1&L OC. CAILIGHAN 1sr,,.&..
"s1vu No. as tn ssrees norfhWesk.
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TeIegraphic Briefs.

The whaling bark Attleboro, Capt LAYERS Of
New Bedford, Mass, went ashore In a gale on the
Island OF Mocha On March Gath and was totally
lost The crew were saved
The firm OF John F. Maxfield and Chas W. Max
field, fruit dealers and importers in New York.
made an assignment for the benent OF creditors
At jamestown, Ohio, Miss Ann Eliza Menden-
hall set her clothing on fire while attempting to
draw some rails from burning straw pile, and
was burned to death.
The Interstate convention OF coal miners a..
aembled in Shelter Hall, PIttsburg, this morning
About one hundred delegates were present from
OHIO, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Illinois
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE RELONi-
ING TO THE ESTATE OF The LATE EIiAB
KNGMAN, IN SQUARE No. 241. FRONTING
On J0uRTEENIH STREET. STREET AND
On On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY "a
SECOND, at HALF.PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ont i;I
the premises, we shall sell. by virtue of the
vested in us by the will Of the late Elijah Kngman Lots
.. &, .. 9and TO- in sub of square al fronting
each Is feet on l4th street between and streets
northwest extending back los feet to 1O-foot eey
The lots covered by the improvements will be sold to-
lots 81 95 O. and 81 in sub Of same square. front
streets vest d. hack l2e feet to 20 foot alley
fronting each l6 feet inches on Kin2nan Place. be-
tween and streets north extending back 90 feet to
10 foot alley. ~ W.
Parts of Lots 49, 49, 4s and 40, SUBJ of lots in came
tween and streets north. Nv
Pats Of all the lots will be exhibited at the SALE and
may be seen prior at the Office of Thos J. Fsher Co..
1924 street northwest.
Terms: One-thrd Of purchase money in cash; the
remainder In six and twelve months with interest and
secured BY deed Of trust the property sold de-
post OF 500 on each lot must be made when bid off
Conveyancng at the cost Of the purchasers. terms
sale the property will be resod at risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
rr,o. " y: BoYCE Executors
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
my1O- til, st
BROS, Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON FIRST STREET. BETWEEN AND p
STREETS SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed OF trust given to US and duly
recorded in Li5er No. 799 folio 1915, one OF the
land records OF Washington county, in the District
OF Columbia, and by request in writing OF the party
secured. we will sell, on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1883, AT FIVE AND.
A-HALF O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises all that
piece or parcel of ground lying in said District afOre
said, and known as part Of Lot numbered one a. in
square numbered six hundred and thirty eight and de-
scrlbed as fOllows hg1nning for the at point
on LIST street west distant hundred and thiry- We
feet from the southwest corner Of said SQUARE aud
running thence north twenty-five feet the northwest
corner OF said Lot thence eastward along the north line
OF said Lot TO the northeast Of said Lott thence
southwark along the line Of Delaware avenue to point
opposite the place OF BEGINNING e., line being drawn
from the point of beginning eastward parallel with the
line OF south street until It intersects Delaware ay-
enue such point Of junction to be the southeast corner
OF OF Lot one o. and thence west to the place
OF BEGINNING, together with all and singular the APP
pnrtenances, rights. privileges, improvements and
other he-e taments to the belonging or in any
wise appertaining
Terms OF sale One cash balance in SIX twelve
and eighteen months. at cent notes be secured
cording at purchaser cost depositof $76 required
otherwise the Trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at the risk and the Recruiting Orr-
chaser after giving i've days public notice Of such re-
sale In some newspaper published in WashinTton. D. q
JOHN ]. EDISON,
Hny6.eO0&d0 THOMAS s. HOPKINS 1Cu6toees
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--latest kilograms to The Star.
Racing In ENGLAND To-day.

Racing In England Today.
KEENEs GOLDEN GATE AMONG THE STARTERS
LONDON, May 15.-The Manchester summer
meeting opened to-day. The race for the Stafford
Borough handicap plate OF ,000 sovereigns was
won by Mr. II. Lancaster's Middlethorpe. Lord
Roseoery's Roysterer came In second. and Dir. j.
Martins JOv1al third There were eighteen start
ers, including Mr.. j. R Keene's Golden Gate.
General Foreign News by Cable.
THE TRIAL OF FITzHARRlS.
DUBLIN, May 15.-The trial OF FitZharris as an
accessory to the murder OF Lord Frederick Caven-
dish and MI. Burke was begun to-day.
NJ wADDINGToN Dimes WITH TIE AUSTRIAN EN-
PEROR
BERLIN, May l5.-M. Washington took dinner
with the emperor yesterday. They conversed for
a long time N. Waddington has been treated
with great distinction during his stay here. he
has also had cordial interview with Prince Bis.
marck.
THE COUNT DE CHAMBoRD SERIOUSLY ILL.
VIENNA, May 15-The condition Of the Cou Mt dc
CnamDOrd Is very serious
EIGHT MORE ARRESTS IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, May 1b-Eight persons have been ar
rested In connection with the shooting OF the
caretaker ct Castle Island, on Sunday.
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The Choctaw Indian Council.

ST. LOUIS, May IA special session OF the
Choctaw Indian council was held at Armstrong
academy, In the capital OF the nation, to-day hav-
Ing been called by Principal Chief McCuriin to
consider the freedman question. By the treaty OF
1856 between the federal government and the con-
federated Indians the Choctaws and Chickasaws
agreed to emancipate and give the usual rights to
the colored people in their nation within years.
ior which n the United States were to give them
100000 and II they failed to adopt them In that
time the money was to be used to remove ana set
tie them elsewhere The Choctaws failed to adopt
them and the government did not move them and
they have been there ever since without either
citizenship rights or title to the land they work.
me ChOctaWs now desire to adopt them and for
this purpose the council was called.
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PENNsYLvAyI. .sAD:-For Baltimore-a. m.
s ss s sss 81: so ST. d sSso "a r.
Sexl Boston--pm., lao; on sunday, i.N New
York and east-am:, lex:h $50 q exl,. i0:al
{sx.( Pma iD SsxA $50 ssxh $50 @Ib lo:a0
1870 !exl Pm lao lex.l, 1lO Nxi. $50 tex;S
ss Eias. a@ eas ~ us sot sScossso
e:1 Russ 1.n Richmond and sOuth~a.m., ia
II e e. = E P.9 k-por n.,,,mor.--. an ~. !,
7:D teFA q 70 txl Pm. if:1N 1ao lsx,l sd
& oI ~ = ~ ~. 80 81 s1A Z 70 EaA H3
lex:J PM, $50 texi For Chicago, cincipasfl
and St Lolis--am., an texh loAS Tex, Pm,
go s BE- p;s..S :s az R S., Of f IS;
gtnia-a.m., 60 (ex1 Rplntbe koctd ind way
ams S:i0 Pm. 80 saA
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General Foreign News by Cable.
The killing Of Elliott.
OPENING SPEECH FOR TIE PROSECUTION IN TIE

OPENING SPEECH FOR THE PROSECUTION IN THE
TRIAL OF JERE DUNN.
CHICAGO, May 15-Mr. Mills the states attor-
ney, in the criminal court this morning made the
for the murder OF James Elliott, his address con-
Stunning 40 minutes He said that feud existed
between Dunn and Elliott, and mutual threats
eating his supper He was a man half blind
His empty hand lay upon the table Dunn came
In, walked down the AISLE saw Elliott and slowly
revolver took deliberate aim and shot the unarmed
man. Certain witnesses for the defense had
sworn to most improbable and perjured story.
Col Mum then commenced his speech for the de-
tense, and will be followed by DIR. Storrs, also on
behalf OF the prisoner. Mr.. Mills will then close
for the prosecution.
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JOHN. EDISON,
myS-eod&ds THOMAS s. HOPKINS, Trustees
(vHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON 9Th STREET. BETWREN
l. AND II STREETS SOUTHWEST AT AUG

-. By virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court Of a
so2s. Equity Docket 49, xdn es e public sue: ~
on SATURDAY. the NINETEENTH DAY or MAY.
= 1888 the folloyine real estate in the city Of
parts Of Lots IS and 4 IN square sol. hsying front
th street wet SO fee. south Of 6e
OF said Lot and 20 ieet with the line Of Lot Is said
thence east 30 feet to the ne Of said Lot
rs thence along said line Of said Lot 20 feet and
Along rear line Of said Lot a 10 feet and thence west
by two brick dweiiings and is to be- sold to
paw debt Of John E. Wiett's estate. Only 90 much
will be sold separately. A0 Ao"00o
Terms q sale: one;tnird cash balance in two equal
which thShotes OF the purchaser bearnx ntr s tot -
six per cent VIII be taken a cash It option OF mr.
chaser the Trustee to retain title until purchasa mnnov
Is paid in full On failure Of purchaser comply With
terms sale within ten days from day Of tie
srty viii be re-sold after Ave days adversement In
cost Of defaung purchaser. An oonyeyancins and re
cordng at purchasers expense deposit Of 800 re-
Z. g. DAVIS, Trustee.
719 Market Space.
OUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. my6-eo&ds
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A CLERGYMAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLS Hrs wIpR -
MIS- Maria StOddard, wife OF the rector of ST.
John's Episcopal Church at Jersey City, NJ Was
shot and Killed yesterday by pistol ia her hus-
panos nands As he took the weapon to the al.
Joining room the pistol struck the door AMI wac
discharged the bullet entering hts wfre's head
She fell In his arms and died She was 30 yearn
old and beautiful Nv 'N''
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctoneers.

m15-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Aucts.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
ENTIRE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FuRN1-
TURE, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,
ROSEWOOD CASE ~ OCTAVE PIANO, PARLOR.
DINING-ROOM. HALL CHAMBER SUITES, &C.
&C., CONTAINED IN LARGE DWELLING. NO.
1414 STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION,
ON FRIDAY MORNING. MAY EIGHTEENTH,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
EMBRACED IN THE ASSORTMENT WILL BE
FOUND ROSEWOOD CASE ~ OCTAVE PIANO.
BODY BRUSSELS, MOQUET.' VELVET AND
OTHER PARLOR AND CHAMBER CARPETS
GILT FRAME AND OTHER MANTEL MIRRORS,
CONGRESSIONAL CHAIRS AND LOUNGES,
WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD EASY CHAIRS,
ROCKERS, &C., WALNUT WARDROBES. AND
WALNUT CHAMBER SETS. DINING-ROOM
LEATHER COVERED AND OTHER CHAIRS.
MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, JAPANESE
HANDSOMELY INLAID SECRETARY, MARBLE
TOP. WALNUT AND OTHER TABLES SILK
DAMASK AND LACE WINDOW CURTAINS,
LAMBREQUINS. CORNICES. &C.; SECRETARY
AND BOOKCASE. HALL FURNITURE HALL
AND STAIR MOQUET CARPETS, HAIR MAT.
TRASSES. FINE FEATHER BEDS AND Pill
LOWS. LIBRARY TABLES. TOGETHER WITH
A QUANTITY OF FURNITURE IN SINGLE
PIECES. BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASH
STANDS. TABLES. CHAIRS. &C.. &c. CHINA,
GLASS AND CROCKERY TABLE WARE COP.
PER COOKING UTENSILS AND OTHER
KITCHEN REQUISITES, STOVES, &c. ALTO
GETHER THE EFFECTS OF UPWARD l6
ROOMS, TO WHICH ATTENTION OF BUYERS
Is CALLED. my14-d
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L Real Estate Auctioneers

my12-d
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PHIL THoMPsoN'S TRIAL-rn the trial OF Con.
gresham Thompson az Harrodsburg, Ky, yester.
cay, Tor the murder OF Walter Davis the pfosecu.
ZION attacked the character OF Miss Buckner Mr.
J. A. Tomlinso q, uncle or her divorced husband
oestl1ed that her reputation for truth and morals
was pad, ana Mr. Denmead testified that he heard
people say they would not believe her on OATH
Inc argument before the jury began yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-15

The NATIONAL IRISH LEAGUE-The executive
council or seven OF the Irish national league Of
america met at Detroit yesterday and adopted
an address to sh-American societies and ali
TRENDS OF Ireland The address recites the pr6
ceedlngS or the Philadelphia convention, and
states the objects OF the new Irish league The
Parnell testimonial fund was endorsed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-15
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ZINE , BUsINEsS PROPERTY. NO. 1921 7TH
RMELLING WITH STORE ROOM, BErWEEN
MEW YORK AVENUE AND L STREET NORTH
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON MAY EIGHTEENTH.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, -
we Viii sell IN front Of the premises, kI3
PART LOT 8 IN SQUARE NO. 4bO. as4
70 eet on 9TH street northwest with depth
:tsag and % 6sf5 ns building tals o
It'll street northwest with modern ccnveniences one
street. wa '~
Terms; CASH balance in ono and two years:
noes 70 pear and to be secured by deed Of trust
depGst OF $3.50 REQUIRED ct sale terms to BE- complied
I'D n seven Gays otherwise resale ct risk and Of
sue such resale in some newspaper pu6shed in washing
my9-d&ds DUNCANsoN BRas.. Auctioneers.