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The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptiions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles. 1t is guaran.
teed to give perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents
per box For Sale by Z. J. Moss.
man, Druggist. ian lily,
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1t is at the quilting "bee" where
you hear the singing remarks.

If an idea strikes you forcibly
rub arnica on the bruised part, and
you may never be affected in like
manner again.
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Scene at a childron's party
Goodbye, I'loric, must you go now?'
'ios'mi and mamma told me to say
j . had u v"rs nice time
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Notwithstanding his retirement
on account ofago, General Sherman
will dispense with his staff.

The aisle Of a church is not the
proper place for a sexton with
squeaky boots, He should try some
oLhOr kind Of @llo.n
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"ISougIi on Ra,s.,,

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed.bugs, skunks, cliipmunks,
gOphers. loo. Druggists.
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup
Infallible, tasleless, harmless, ca
thartic; for feverishness, restless
ness, worms, constitution. 25c.
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C& 0. Mainline trains run BY Wash.
ington time; Lexington Division by Col
umbus time.
Nos. and . run daily, except Sunday,
between Richmond and Clifton Forge,
and between Huntington Louisville and
Cincinnati.
haSNos. and do not run between
Clifton Forge and Huntington.
Nos. Sand 4run daily, through, between
Louisville, Cincinnati, Richmond and
Washington City.
Ashland.
No. 0 runs daily from Ashland to Rich.
mond and Washington.
No. Z leaves Charlottesville daily. ex-
cept Sunday at $50 P. NJ, and arrives at
Staunton, 1925 p. NJ; leaves CjanneIton
daily, except Sunday, at $50 4. NJ, and
arrives at Ashland 1910 7. NJ,
No. s leaves Huntington daily, excent
Sunday, ut S:.l5 ?, NJ, and arrivesat Can.
Melton $50 T. NJ; leaves Staunton daily.
except Sunday, at Oils A. NJ, and arrives
ut Charlottesville O:45 A. NJ.
NEwpoRr News, ON PolSr AND NoRroLK.
No. 81 leaves Richmond daily, except
Sunday, 4;l5 7. NJ. arrives at Newport
News $3.50 7. NJ, Old Point sos T, NJ. and
Norfolk $50 p, NJ,
No. 81 leaves Norfolk daily, except Sun.
day, 200 4. NJ, 0ldPo l:I5 A. M.. and
Newport News $3.50 A. NJ; arrives Rich.
mond HAS A. NJ. T.7S7~
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, Checks,ap.
ply TO any Office Of Z. 4 d. Ry;or Dept
or Ticket Office Of connecting lines
q. W. SMITH, II. W. FULLER,
Gen'l Manager, Gen'l Pass'r Ag't.
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"IsurI,,,.pu,I,o,,

Qnick, complete cure, all annoy.
ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
Diseases. 81. Druggists.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. Sl5o .0Oo.

tlEs d fytbg egtifl ifai n i,,..rtii,. i.e
dyrGhcglsils III aiiHe .iciil and S,ni-
Annual Drdifags Of 1he ~ Inland Sate
I0tttEg Company, dildib p6ss liaaIfgs aid
c1BtFOl ne DfdttMgt lIadtiltt md f.at ale
lamed9 ecadatiti rhk hoha,e 5aiyHes.
and h goof faith torafd az Jatiisi. aii "a
aittforifs NJ CtmpdHy o ~ lis M ticdte,
i0ilh trc-siRiles 9 or sggdtat,, dildeled,
ii Il adueiienalts,p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-18

CHaNCERY SALE. OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
SS ERIIfNSsSH H6NsE S NJ 80
$$S5R IS 81 sSBE sb sS u
Under f aid By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
G Nc ST. s. 3. Equity DSe q Colbert Cohen
G real ioe esa as pSa
$a4 S = ;s&
IN saosra ~ part
dGsa ioT tie s. s1St At aaR The
and running thence south With the west line Of said e
&
Of party wall Of Andrew Hooyers lot runs parallel to
said line and osnsss Of a'9 Ws
Of A1ds s a0oys
b bH sl sssnS t the same land y; Robert
ssa q q ssd f. s % s. d9 2s7
improved with large brick building conainins store
on THE SAME * pAY =. FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ lot
e g ssSs: 8 :Ss:
5' 81 18th fhs e
e. sSsords to plat
on, On SANE PAY: a six o'eI < NJ. Lot num-
hundred IssGrS sS
a the Hos e
corner OF said square, and running thence southssst
aong Said street (25l feet thence
40 fesa and On aine 90 thence due one hun.
said alley 25! feet thence due east ninetv
1our {y 3ees ana AZ 90 inches and thence northeast
proved. ~ - o"'A
Terms Of sale: One. third cash and the balance :,
three equal installment. ct g. 12shd Is months. with
interest from the day Of ea snch deferred
to be evidenced by the notes 81 prchaser secnred
by deed OF trust upon the property sold No deed is to
Of cie the ap% purchase money ths time sale
$500 on said part Of Lot iiYe 5000 on v ssii
lot nine and 500 on said sub lot and 1n
less the purchaser or purchaser Of the lots
shall severally fully comply with the terms Of sale WITH
IN seven days from any such sale the Trustees VIM Re-
such defa1nnE purchase or purchasers after ten
days advertisement OF such sale or sales.
ANDREW B. QUVALL. Trustea
40 Louisiana avenue northVest
HENRY e. DAVIS, Trustee.
sou Louisiana avenue northwest.
my11d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-18

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Y YESTERDAY, Gorham agt Burns ct al; argued
To-day, Eaton agt Shepherd; ON bearing. On
motion OF ny. Bradley, OF the examining commit
tee, Victor H. Olmstead, W. II. Landvoight and B
Frank Kelly were admitted to the bar
CIRCUIT COURT-JId0e Macarthur.
Yesterday, Metzger q Bro. agt Pennsylvania
costs: Pearson aat Lown; DEFENDANT called and
To-day. Mayse agt. Hall ct al; order requiring
further answer United States use Of Peck agt
Brewer and Miller agt Bennett; on calendar.
Kohr agt. Stearns; order for reQuisition.
EQUITY C0uRT-Jud0e Jamea
Yesterday, Barker agt Gilmore; testimony be-
JEANNE n. Patten allowed to flle cross Bill Md.
answer q q infant defendant oraersd taken. se'
To-day. Sage agt Sage: auditors report con-
nrmed Mari agt Barry and Riley act Cox; pro
PROBATE CouRr-ytdoe james
To-day, will Of Jacob C. Dowart fled: order OF
publication; viii OF joseph kuse fully proven;
bin for citation granted: estate John NJ johnson.
order Of publication: estate John H. Kiilian, peti
order OF publication. Estate O. W. Collins letters
issued to Alice Collins; bond 600 Estate s. l.
Yeaoower. inventory returned; estate Abby L.
bond q 800 Estate J. >. r. Joachim, citation Is.
sued; In re W. H Daw, order making allowance
POLICE coURf-JsSd0e Sneu
To-day, Mary Edwards, entdcing prostitution:
. or Is days VIM. Horfigan. ARRAY; G Henry
days VIM. Koran, colored, assault on Samuel
Dexter; 8 or Is days
A YouNa MofHHR, wHu8 TsnponARnY INsANx.
KILLS HEB BAD1-AflCe Zimmerman, the young.
handsome ana cultured wife OF Frank Elmmet.
man. the artist In New York yesterday, while In
sane. killed her tWelye-days.old uttle Daughter
ana attempted 70 dIl her mother. Tho young
wife, for some days prior 70 her confinement, took
an aversion to her husband, mother and fTien0a
Her oaoe awAkenod no feeling In her oseaGt ana
she Declared that che hated 1k Twice s1nee her
sickne0 che has attempeed suicide Yesterday
her absence plunged pair a. Bel@ogi into ehs n
fanto 0ock 0h0 fho1 o1fack8d her m0thoe, bat
was ovWpoWeeo6 - WI - sent 70 a aGv1nR
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The Markets.

II BALTIMORE. May 18.-Virg1nia 6s consolidated
,o BHALT FoJo sEo, May iscotton suietm'dding
s25a4 90; do; extra 25a5. 90: do family. 5. la
city mills super. 325a4 90; do extra. 4. 25s
600; do. Rio brands, 6.00a6. IS; Patapsco family
60; do. superstive patent. 75O. Wheat southern
steadf ana 9u1et western lower and Irregular south
ern red l7al a. do. amber. l. 2Oa1. rs: No west
T9' SeL Ted SPOT and May 1Sh June.
Corn-souther1 firm; western dull and Arm; southern
g. eS. sass Nay essssA June e.kse4 July
mixed, 4ss61; Transatlantic. 6oa5s Rye frm and
MA and Maryland. IA. O0a17. o. Provisions dull and
easy easy a, Mess pork q 90 Bulk meats-shouders
h f5 12h Butter firm for choicewestern, packed,
and easy-reined. 55sa5N Coffee dun Rio carsees
ordinary to far. SAa9H. Sugar quist-A soft, 8x:
copper refined quiet, 14Xa15. whisky steady. 1.1sE
OIL treights to Liverpool per steamer quiet cotton.
!; o9e barrels: wheat s. 600 bushels: corn. 1000
bushels; OATS 400 bushels; rye, 600 bushels.
Shipments = wheat. sc. 0GO bushels; corn. I67. GOO
bushels Sales-wheat $50. O0J bushels; corn gu. Coo
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VNRUSIEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BIISI-
IL NESS PROPERTY. KNOWN AS No. 634 Penn.
AVENHE

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of theA
the cause of speer ct al W: Coye ct al No S412 lid
aaas on TIE docket 9f said ur viii at pub
TW IE, ~, fIRsT pay OF MAY 1888 at HALF
land known as Lot numbered Eleven O. in Whitcrafts
feoofded OF part Of Square numbered four
together with the improvements. consisting OF
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: fourth
cash the balance In three equal instanents at one
TWO and three years after date of SALE with interest at
SIX per cent per annum, secured by the prOnissory
notes OF the purchaser and rived lien upon the
premises sold or all cash at the option Of the pur
chaser deed to be given upon payment Of the entire
purchase money deposit of $500 viii he required
when the purchasers bid Is accepted and the terms Of
sale must b complied with within ten days after sale
A. g. BRADLEY. Trustee,
,Gunton Bu1iding, 472 Louisiana avenue northwest.
VIM. p. YOUNG, Auc.ioneer,
1920 New York avenue northwest mxln<d&ds
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OTTAWA, ONT. Oct 1S-In the house OF commons
yesterday subsidy Was voted to the European
Canso, the terminus OF the present railway system
to Louisburg or Sydney across Cape Breton.
still further subsidy also voted for the Inter-
national railway, from Sherbrooke to the New
Brunswick boundary of 81, 200 per mile for forty
nine miles. The project contemplates shortening
the distance to Europe two days by making an
all-rail route through Nova Scotia and Newfound-
land to st. Johns. pr. Norv1n Green, OF the West
ern Union Telegraph company, New York, Is the
president OF the COMPANY
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RAILROADS.

THh G"EAP pvx~sv,v,~,, ,,r
p63B TIE Nth w sb SP SHT sSESrky
fL nj Efra AAs Mr. l.4H. I 1s
Il sses s sRa shs 4 9. h.sS 'ea
LIN 2so an DALI With sssPIn; a CAS- from M
WITH R Cars to and IN
nat Ns". connects. except Saturdays. for Chica-
car tsbu a1@ to G ii Nal Ell E1pr Sss
fe ee dsl fsE 'Gart and I'd t the Nest with
EAL.iNoRE AND POTOMAC RAILR0AD.
III ston to Calsidaiaua. and Harrisburg to
For Va a.n,port. Lock Haven and EImlra. at $50
For Ns7e IoFt end TIE = last 90 10 so
AID oop FIa iOn Limited rz p sg of Pm.
xo- t B eeF ,S se sI M d1g except sunday
for Ny6. y al .hgoash trains connect at
"a: - e> t.ans;er to Fulton street. avoiding double
For t.ri,iel!h3a, 800 a m. 1880 H.. 13O 400
e.; s"I '"iG ?; M en- sunnday: 4:2o. $50 and
= Ia, i''e' Express $50 a. H. daily ex-
Fer - r. SO 90 80 Sc 80 1919; q % and iso
IN %, Az 80 a. H. 40. 6:2O. 100. $50 and
For !. - cree. Line Gao and 40 p M daily
Fer = -.olis Gao a. m. ard 4:4O D. NJ daily, except
Any My, EPts Ayp TREpEnIcKsBuRG RAIL
EAis.I.O n. 49,, ,'D II" i'i-'0AoN
For Al -saGria, 80. T:oO. 800 1I:Oc ant II Is
sG:si-y 1859 go and IL 25 IN. 100 and 500
~ WV
For Edmond 4 md the South, $50 and IL rs am.
Or c&l ana 10 y. IN. daily, except Sunday.
afe l aa.eoAaGra d0F "ashington. 600, 500.
s.19 10 Z. NJ, and 200 midnixlt. on SUNDAY af
81. 9;53 and 1000 al 90 and 9 10 pm
1;' e;S and information at the office northeast cor
he az Ism street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
staCoh. where orer4 Ire eft for the checking of
iag2eEe 10 destination from hotels and residences
J-R. WOOD,
c,,,~ , rr.u General Passenger Agent.
'fihH- L. run, GENERAL Manager. myl4
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Last Day q The Races.
4 LilaD XxrINpANcp ro-pAH

The attendance at the Ivy City race course to
day was larger than any day OF the meeting
Evsry train, even tho earlier ones via the Baltt-
more and Ohio railroad, went out well loaded, and
the later trains were crowded. The inneld, in the
Vicinity OF the timers stand, was pretty well
hneo the track above the grand stand.
IoR tn. FIRST RACE
purse $3.50. OF which 90 to second horse, one and
one-elght miles. there were only the four entries
OF Hcmespun, Little Kate, Flower OF Meath and
zoe nMuffay In the ilrst race yesterday Flower
she won, beating the favorite, King Fan, and as q
result respect for her was very much Increased
to-day Joe Murray also had strong hackers, and
Ham pehire was not without friends
HoNEsPuN WINS THE FIRST RACE
First race was won BY Homespun. Time l:5Sk.
Paris pools paid $lA70
FIVE GOOD RACES YESTERDAY.
The first race at Ivy City yesterday was another
disappointment to the majority OF those who had
money up. The favorite, King Fam was beaten
down in the pools In the second race. for the
AnalostaD stakes, for three-year ODDS, one mile
dash, the starters were Lizzie Mack, Fairyiew,
Maek's running OF the day before induced good
many to back her, but Fairvew won In AS, Car
amel second, LIZZIE Mack third. Paris mutuals
'paid $14 The third was selling sweepstake
race, one and one-eghth mile. Chickadee. Col
SpTague, Keno, Frankie B, Ranger and Barney
Keno third. Paris mutuals paid SIS. 90 The fourth
race was for purse OF $500, for three-year olds
ana upwards, with three starters. Col. Watson
was the favorite, but Jim Nelson beat him easily,
winning two straight heats Time. l IA, 1 :a6k.
Paris mutuals paid s17.l0 The last race was
Clark, CamilluS, Proud Dick, Bride Cake and Lilly
Morson started. Judge Murray won, Kitty Clark
second. Time, 3:i9. Paris mutuals paid SIC S.
RACE NOTES.
The Jockey Club have finally determined not to
have races tomorrow, so to-day Will wind up the
spring meeting.
The prevailing opinion among those who con-
sldered themselves well posted was that Flower
or Meath would win the first race Helen Wallace
the second, Compensation the third, Constantine
the fourth and Kitty Clark the fifth. In the first
race the report that Joe Murray was ''ittle on"
lost him many hackers.
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DIED.

DECKER. On Thursday. May IL. 1888. at IL O'Clock
g. M. after long and painful illness amption
ANNA tH DECKER. beloved wife of John Decker
Funeral to take place from her Late residence 1889
sixth street southwest Sunday, at o'clock 10 m.
tend
DO"D. On Thursday. May H. 1888 NORRIS aeed
Dowd. --e~
Fun eral Saturday. May 10. ct O'Clock pm from
his late residence. 7S9 North Capitol ttreet.
fooIE On Thursday, May IL 1883, at 10 O'Clock
p M. THOMAS r. FOOTE. in the forty six ID year a
his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter
NEMMAS. On the evening Of May 10th. 1884
JAMES OSCAR, youngest son Of J. ID and A. H. New.
days. '' oNe-'
Funeral ct Fairfax Court House. Va. Saturday. TIE
1Stn, at ten q. m. 2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-18
The Stock Market Unsettled.
DIsTRUsT IN REGARD TO THE FUTURE.

NEW YORK, May 18-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was reverish and unset
ted during the forenoon, though the volume OF
IuaJed over narrow range. There Is no question
ABOUT there being prevalent distrust in regard
10 the future OF stocks, but 1t would be difficult to
state any general facts that warrant the feeling
Ihere was scarcely anything that could be called
special feature OF the dealings in stocks this
forenoon At one time, after II O'Clock, Wabash
common declined per cent to 264, but recovered
The decline before IL In the other active stocks
TIE extreme range OF fluctuations was y per cent
government bonds were Il lower for the extended
IS, and d for the Az.
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ITCHING PILES.
u SYMPTOMS AM rrrpp

The symptoms are. moisture. Ike Precipitation, in.
tense itching increased by scrstchug very dtstreas
Ing particularly ct nixht; Il pin worms were
crawling In and about the rectum tho private ports srs
Gus results may follow. 'swAYNE's OiNTHENT"
y pleasant. sure cure. Also for Tettsr. Itch Salt
Eheum. Scald Head, Erydpelaa Barbers Itch Botchee
sl :caly crusty shtn Dissases: sent b. mal ioE 50
sWAYNE 8 son. PhiiaSsp6is. IS. sod 81 DUE Hs:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-18

ACTION OF THE BREWERS CoNvgNTIos-At tho
Nauona! brewers Convention at Detroit yester.
Gay resolutions were adopted calling upon Con-
gTesS 10 reduce The tax on malt liquors one half
ana 10 reduce the duty on glass beer bottles to the
former rate The resolutions protested against the
infringement OF their rights by zealots and de-
clared the intention OF supporting the political
party which may sustain equitable government
ana PERSONAL freedom. An appropriation OF e. 600
was voted U assist the Maryland brewers In their
contest. Officers were then elected, the president
being Herman b. Scharmann, OF BROOKLYN.
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DIAL MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON

DOUBLE IRAGh: JANNEf COUPLER.
Sohc'!a,e TO take effect SUNDAY. MAY 18th, 1889
esve N from station. corner Of New Jersey
For Chie.ao. Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
S a. y S:oS .. M 10 IS a. m. 1910 p. N. with
ldrt aS:1he s and psc sleeping Cars e above
excep. saturday.
II r. tbaT Gevsl.na and Detro,. a. $50 m.
Trans for f6ilsaepSis an a New York a. $40. M
sepasy csr "a atiacs sea p M daily
For b more on week dsys. $50. 40 TAB aI0 9
s sEa $50 T. TO- i?lS i Il sss $50 49,
;, los. 2:s5 5. 40 5;i5. Sic. $40 I'M. i1o' am'
For Way Stations between Washington and Baltimor,
@ f.s nfa.cn. dn MesIS So 40 and u SO E
9.S . Il sunday $50 20 m, AS and 5:a5
Fer I1rcSsso lois a. NJ daily e1oep. Sunday. S..s
Trains sErzs from the West daily. $40. 7:s5 An.
r,o., S,o9; S;2o p M
daily an saiy e1esTs sasd i $50 an
From Annapolis. 8 20 am, I.5o. g. 81 pm; Sunday.
From st.nn nsi o 81 nm daily s,.s,. sv,a.
1000 am. 2.15. l:aG Pm and 500 PM d daily Fix
Tosnp ~ Ro' iooo a.m-' 500 Pm daily from
Trains eaye Baltimore for Washington a.a 40, $40.
Up s.o .so glS s and 10, I0sS Il PIE $50
day. 20 7;l5. $50. Q. 9:l0 q m, I:3O, 40.
An trains from Warrington stop st Relsv st.t,or 49,
EesIa;ts5 ,sier~s.lgn apply =. the Baltimore and
mia avenue. corner 14th street where orders
WI be taken ior bagEage to be checked and received
W ". N. c l. M. Of T.. Baltimore.
myl4 c. X. LORD. Gent Passenger Agent
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Arrested ON HE Return Home.

PHILADBLPHIA, May l6-RObert B. Morrell, the
ex-chief auditor OF the Philadelphia Gas Trust
was arrested last night at his residence, on war.
rant issued last January. Morrell had been out OF
the city 1or some time. and had only recently re-
swer In court to the charge OF embezzliny the
funds of the Trust
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The PenusvIvania Ler;slatur.

HARRISBURG, PA, May 16-The prohibitory
liquor amendment to the state constitution was
defeated IN tae senate to-day by vote or q yeas
The senate agreed to house resolution for final adj
Journment on June e The Oil tax bill passed the
Y Nos - ~ ~ ~ w W.
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An ESCAPED Prls

An Escaped Prisoner Reorrested.
PH1LAL ELPH1A, May 18-Frederick Rendfew who
In March last, with three companions succeeded In
escaping from the Mount Holly (NJ) jail, was ar
rested here last night and was to-day committed
to await a reQuisition from the New jersey author
tiles
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.HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TWO HAIR CLOTH PARLOR SUITES, MIRROR.
En !sr and ether Pictures. M. T. Table
f Ha SarbHs a Walnut ain and Cottage FuEntnre
Oak Extension Table, Dining Chairs China and
Glassware. Refrigerator. Stoves, Kitchen Reoui-
sites, &C.. AT AUCTION. ~
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH, 1883. at TEN O'CLOCK. at No fO5 9Th
good Household Furniture. ml7-6t