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THOMAS 4. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
HsHOMAo BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

ISsHOMAo BOWLING. Auctoneer.
FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR, WINDOW HANG
lNGS, WALNUT PARLOR AND CHAMBER
FUR\li IRE, VELVET AND ENGLISH b. U.s.
Sis CARPETS, DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN
FURNII UHE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, JUNE FIRST, 1883, at TEN O'CLOCK,
at No. 1104 18th street between l. and MASSACHUSETTS
avenue northwest shall sell very excellent assert
lnent Of Household Goods viz:
French Pate Pier Mirror with cornice to match.
" atnut Parior suite, in green and gold reps.
window Hangings, Pictures, Easels.
Turkish Sofa, Walnut NJ. Tables.
Mahogany Tables, Calendar Clock
Velvet and other Brussels Carpets.
English Brussels Hall and tair Carpets.
Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suites.
Walnut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture. In separate
pieces; Mahogany Desk.
Painted and other Cottage Furniture.
Fine Hair Mattresses, Pillows and Bolster
Walnut las flake Sideb1ard
Walnut Extension Dining Table. Chairs
China aud Glass Ware, Toilet sets.
Oak Sideboird Refrigerator.
Kitchen Requisites, &c
my26-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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PILES.
SYMPTOMS AND CURE.

ITCHING PILES.
i SYMPTOMS AND CURE
The symptoms moisture HE poGUp1nodo0. fB,
tense itching. Increased By scrstchine very disss5.
cfswling in aud shout he reStum ts ps}vGS bofs siS
css ss1s . @:s sooa eSsd
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81 sssiy. sssty sSas Dr. Sst 81 - r. IS
s s%stir 2 hc5 sorq 81 81 S3ngS .A4sNf kS.
SH9nD-hAKp cLOrgWd. R0y6l& lk ~
- mgheS caa peteo pd1 - ~ ~ "a
Stroo6 noAe PepnsylvanA ay0ona ukk0
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The coronation or the Emperor and Empress 81
all the Russias was celebrated with great pomp
and circumstance I'm the kremln palace at
MOSCOW yesterday. No accident occurred TO mar
the ce refnonieS. The Car issued a proclamation
granting amnesty TO certain political prisoners
He also conferred the order OF st. Alexander.
Nowski, In diamonds, upon NJ. de Giers, minister
OF for elgn affairs.
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COMMISSIONS have been issued to Mrs s. c. An
derson. postmlstress at Colemansvllle, Va, and
Sarah r. Mullen, at Mount Hope, Nd.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il Co., Auctioneers

HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, JUNE SECOND, 1888 atsH.,
SIX O'CLOCK p M: we shall sell lot %. square 822 ss
front 50 feet 4tE street southeast and running
back los feet improved by neat and convenient two
story frame house, cottage style, No 52S rooms
hydrsHt terraeed fnw garden IN front stable in
rear. Convenient to street cars.
Terms made known day of sale
rny.i-i WALlEK Is. WILLIAMS 4 co. Ancts.
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SPECIAL every Wednesday excursion commence
ing June 13) to Luray by the B. and o. Leave S:45
am. return p. IN. -Four hours at the cave.
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| SPECIAL every Wednesday excursion (commenc-
ing June 19 to Luray by the B. and @. Leave 6:l5
am; return . p m. -Four hours at the cave.
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SOLOMON J. FAGUE Il SON,
~ Real Estate Agents, Gil H street.
THE FINEST LOCATION FOR A PRIVATE RESI-
OENCE IN WASHINGTON CITY AT AUCTION.
We will offer for sale, in front Of the premises H
snh-iot5 and 10, square 284, street. between Nv
THURSDAY, MAY 3lsr, 1888. at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. The above lots contain 1000 feet of ground,
or less fronting 40 feet inches street. running
back depth of lao feet to alley. All water and gas
pipes are laid to building line.
lerms- One third cash. the remainder at Six twelve
eighteen and twentyfOur months secured by deed Of
trust with interest at per cent Per aunlln. de-
post OF $2GO required by purchaser day of sale.
1I2b-4t TEOS. BOWLING AuctiODeer.
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PKRs0NAL.-General Wright. chief OF engineer
T. I. Casey has returned from New York.
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS to Luray CavernR Every
Wednesday BY b and o., commencing June Ia
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PROFESSIONAL

TStt UL FEET ARE REQUISITE To HEALTH
" al comfort, hence the elite of the world from far
ana r., patronZe DIR. WHITES establishment lil6
Pa ave opposite Wizards Hotel for the successful
SreAtn II u Hard and Soft Corns Bunions Inverted
Nail Ezcular Excresences etc. Estabishe in wash
ipgton PC: in 1851. Office fee 81 rer visit for put
WIS VI 4'et III osdsr. In2
iii NJ l. l. BOWIE. MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN
- Iris successfully Female Diseases Neurslgia
hheIi' '-sin Chs. Paralysis Nervous Diseases Sc
1urkistl. lsnssiaD, sulphur and ali Baths
R1vec- I4li g street, opposite Riggs House. 90
nk- NJ $. PARSONS. MEDICAL ELECTkICIAN
tS1sN .nic ana Electro Vapor Baths Massage Sweed.
1sh fl"yei,ientS, Hygfenic Board &c. Hours from o
am to pm. 1868 street northwest o6-sm-
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RANGE OF THK THRRMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
oG1cer to-day: am. GA; IL am, s36; pm.
7a-5. Maximum 765; minimum. 500.
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RESERVED SEATS for all on b. and O. every Wed
neSday commencing June 13) excursions to Luray

PosTxAsTER ADREoN, OF Baltimore, had con-
ference with the Postmaster General to-day, rela-
tive to the charges that have been brought up
against him.
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EX-REPRKsRNTATIvE DEZENDoRF, Of Virginia,
called on the Postmaster General to-day and took
lunch with him in his private room.
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The case OF VIM. u. Bryant on habeas corpus
before Judge Cartier, asking a discharge from the
Government Hospital for the Insane, was resumed
this afternoon.
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WALSH-GRIFFIN. Married on Sunday, May IT.
1888, DANIEL WALSH 10 KATHERINE GRIFFIs.
both of this city, at the Immaculate Conception
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VINHE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE.
Positively is the lghtest running Machine ever made:
It's movements easy that the most delicate lady
can use 1t without fatigue Every movement positive
and no springs used in its construction It makes
lock stitch and Is simple and reliable that
and made adjustable thus making the most durable
Machine before you decide for durability conyenience
simplicity and beauty Of finish. It has no equal Can
and examine 1t at
OPPENHEIMER'S,
Reliable Sewing Machine Rooms
Gl6 9TH STREET NORTHWEYT
St Cloud Building.
tood Machines for rent All kinds repaired. my12
NO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOINSOLENT
IN agent to talk to DEATH but the Finest Aesort-
ment OF all the Leading Sewing Machines at prices that
no canvasser can approach. RentinR Repairing &c,
my3 I27 atf straat
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TRANSFORMATION OF L. S. NoTEs-Treasurer
Wyman has issued a circular in regard to express
charges on Q. s. notes sent to the U. s. Treasury
for redemption, stating that shippers must pay
the express charges.
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Mr.. MURCH WANTS MORE TIME.-The committee
appointed to Investigate the affairs of the super.
vising architects Office OF the Treasury depart
ment met at 10 O'Clock this morning and ad-
Journed till Thursday to allow Mr. Murch more
time.
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SPECIAL every Wednesday Commencing June 10,
excursion to Luray ny the II. ana %. Leave 8 as a.
H.; return D. IN. Four hours at the cave.
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Ar HAIE-RAsT Two O'CLOCK no Information OF
Gen. Crooks campaign had been received at the
War department.
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bad Outlook for Iron Workers.
PITTSBURG, May 28-The state OF affairs between
the iron manufacturers and the wOrkmen is with
out marked change and the prospects are that
the Iron mills In this region and the will shut
down on Friday next, to continue closed for an
indefinite period.
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REsBRvKD SEATS for all on B. and O. every Wed
nesday Commencing June 10 excursions to LuraY.
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WA NUT CHAMBER SUITE. PARLOR FURNI-
~ 81 n L T ALL sMITHS y, tAlLQE Or
iAG Room CHAIRS, GILT FAME MIRROR,
D. CORNTED CHINA, PLATED WARE, MAT
ING. TOILET WARP, RUGS, VEIVET MATS,
OIL CLOTH. KITCHEN UTENSILS, ETC.
On TUESDAY. MAY Twenty NINTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell, at residence No 6I5
south \ street 1CsIitol HD the above collection of
Eouseilcid Goods.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co.
my 26-t Auc, iOEcerS.
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Fifty MINUTES to Baltimore on the b. ando.

ROUND TRIP FARE on Ii. and o. every wednes.
DAY commencing June l3) excursion 70 Luray only
$50, and reserved seat Tor every paSsenger
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
OF Washington.
In ib own building,
p Sonsxs 10TH STREET AND NEW York AVE.
f1IpetaH Charter Act Of Congress January 29d 1857
The Company safes. insiie It's Fire and Brsar
acorain~ - prices varying from s. to SEQ per year
JOINING Vaults. provided for Ssfe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
t,on AND yALUAHLEs q deecp-
sfEd a 19s a6sh ss r}sn On
e saassSs41kas >. z I eoSvxnEs Rsa@t
!qH PEE yNSAeSELS, IEeesurer. -
AA6khT l. STURTEVANT. Secretary.
Q. =. Nym6ns Asae. 6eev.
Benjsmin p. Hnyder SAs,a.e q, f3lnvse
yYen c q s:,. Heny q Nllar1
A1pe1s H ot0Wya13 Thomas EyanA
sono u. Faxkes. MI
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Sequel to Scandal.

SPECIAL EXCURSIONS to Luray CayernS Every
Wednesday by B. and O., commencing June IL.
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TIE ssar Dsuss Oass.

MI. 1errick continued his address after recess
he declared his belief that Brady, even after the
evidence In this trial. knew no better the value OF
petitions and Congressional solicitations than he
Old when he made these orderA
MT Aerrack devoted the afternoon critacls,ng
and exposing the motives OF Brady's orders He
was speaking when the sTAss reports closed
STAR RoUTE MOTHS
w. Dorsey was standing outside the rail-, near
the door, when he Interrupted the proceedin gs by
speaking out In comment on what Mr. Merrick
saio. ne could not DC seen by many people on the
other side Of the room, but his voice was recor-
niZed. IL sounded 70 the reporters and others Sit
ting near the judges bench though he said ssIai
bet $50 they viii be there Some gentlemen who
stood near Dorsey, however, reported the words 10
be $3.50 day Will be there" Dorsey Immediately
left the court room.
SPECIAL every "Wednesday commencing June IS,
excursion Go Luray by the n. and q. Leave s:s5 a.
m. return Q p. M. Four hours at the cave.
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T0-.,IORROW.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
SALE OF EXCELLENT PARLOR, CHAMBEK AND
HINING-ROOM FURNITURE
On 7 UtSDAI MORNING. MAY TWENTY NINTH,
1888. at Ten O'CLOCK, at toe residence Of a lady DO
Ginning hopsekeePing No. lD2 Sd street invest op-
Rosits Botanical Gariens shall sell the following Of
tec.s: -
french Pier Mante Mirrors
Hai-cioth Parior Furniture.
Brussels and Three ply Carpets.
Marble Top Tables, Window Hanyings.
Walnut Marble Top Chamber sets.
walnut Hardrobes. Walnut Boob case
Ear Mattresses. Fine Feather Pillows.
Fes:her Bed. Walnut Marble Top Sideboard.
OAK Extension Table.
Dining CEalrS. China and Glassware.
Cooking and IestiDs Stoves, &C., sc.
my26-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS to Luray Caverns. Every
Wednesday by B. and O.. commencing June Is
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OPENING NORTHERN PACIFIC LANDs.-The Secre-
tary OF the Interior has instructed the commits
Sioner OF the General Land ONCE to direct the
local officers along the line OF the Northern Pacific
railroad to accept selections OF land within the in
demnlty limits OF the grant to the company. and
TO note the same on their books when such
selections are free from conflict without requiring
the company to furnish lists Of lands lost In place
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General Foreign News.

THE SWORD MIGHTIER THAN THE PEN.
PARIS May ga duel with swords has been
fought between NJ. Delpit, writer on Paris, and
Alphonse Daudet, the welI.known novelist The
former was slightly wounded
APPOINTMENTS AND AWARDS OF TEE CAR.
MOSCOW, May 2a-An imperial rescript issued
To-day returns the thanks of the Car to the Grand
Duke Michael for hts services, and announces his
ahpo,ltnImenI as member of the committee Of
ministers. The rescr1pt also says that the Grand
Duke Alexis has been appointed admiral-in-cfief
OF the Russian navy, and that his majesty has
drew to Count Tolsto minister OF the Interior
Gen Milerten, formerly secretary of war; Count
ualu 3 Gen Todleben, Gen Count Adlerberg
and Nj. Reutern; a portrait or the Car set In da-
mond5 to Prince DOlgorouki, governor general OF
MOSCOW; the order of st Alexander-Newsty to NJ:
Pobe1pontSen, Gen. WOron zoff-Daehkon and
Prince Dond0nkoff Korssakoff: and the grand
cross OF St Vladimir to Gen. Ignatieff, Count Pah-
plen, Gen. Drenteln and Gen. Aibedinske. There
was heavy fall or rain late last night, which In
terfered with the illuminations In honor OF the
coronation OF the Car.
DEATH.
BERNE May 8.-PrOf Gabrielle Gustav Valen.
tin, the noted German Psychologist, is dead.
AN ALLEGED DYNAMITE CONSTIPATION SAILS FOR NEW
YORK.
HAvRE, May 2S-The man MacDermott, who
was frequently mentioned during the inquiry at
Cork, Ireland. into the dynamite conspiracy,
has sailed from here for New York.
BISMARCK TO REMODEL THE GERMAN CONSTITUTION.
BERLIN, May ss.-It is reported that Prince Bis.
marck contemplates the radical remodeling Of the
entire constitution OF the empire,
RAILWAY IN THE soUDAN.
CAIRO, May ga committee has been formed
TO consider the project OF constructing railway
In the Soudan. There is an English and an Ameri-
can engineer on the committee.
THE CHINESE COMMANDER IN ToNoUIN
SHANGHAI. May ss.-H Hung Chang, who is to
take command OF the Chinese troops in the prov
inces bordering on Tonquin, has arrived here. 1t
Is expected that he Will remain In Shanghai a
month.
FRANCE AROUSED.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Times correspondent at
Paris says the country is thoroughly aroused con-
corning the TOnquin trouble. 1t Is felt that the
time for reflection is past and that the only course
for France is to act vigorously and, above all
things. swiftly. The latest news from China is
that 5000 troops armed In the manner Of Euro
pean troops, have already arrived at the Tonquin
frontier, and that the feeling throughout China is
intensely hostile to the French.
Gov. BOurn and Senator Anthony.
PRQyInENcE AIntr Go1r oloo
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SPECIAL every "Wednesday excursion tcomm enc
Ing June 13) 10 LurGy by the Is. and o. Leave e:45
am; return r. n. -Four hours at the cave.
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MARRIED-

SPECIAL EXCURSIONS TO Luray Caverns Every
"Wednesday by b. and o., commencing June 10.
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No CHANGE OF CARS Washington to Luray on r.
and O.. Special every Wednesday commencing
June 13) excursion to Luray.
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COMMANDER A. G. KELLOGG, at present In COM
mand Of the Tallapo0sa, win be detailed as light
house inspector OF the fourth district with head
quarters at Cincinnati. The order win be made
out early this week. and Commander Kellogg will
report on Friday for duty. Lieut. Merry Will re.
main In charge OF the Tallap0osa until q new COM
manding On1cer Is ordered
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TlHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

ART SALE.
CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS FROM TIE EASEL OF
MR. L. T. SPINNER, AN ARTIST OF MARKED
ABILITY. WHOSE WORK IS HIGHLY APPRE-
CIATED IN OUR CITY.
There viii be added five Oil Paintings executed in
the most mastery style, and several choice modern
Hctures ~
street and PennsylvaIia avenue, THURt.DAY. MAY
THU Y-FIRST, 1888 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A Al
On exhibition prior TO sale.
my 25-d dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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TN THE.SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcr
Il OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY. MAY

In THE.SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY NAY 3
1883. -
GERMoND CRANDELI. WASHINGTON CITY SAyIscs
BANK-3i23. 10. Doc. T.:
The payment by the receiver Of dividends to creditors
OF said Bank having been heretofore decreed I'm this
cause sgEreeating one hundred per centum il IT, this
third day IF May, A. ID. 1883, on motion Of William
t + M.ttingy Receiver ordered sdudsed and decred
t hank defendsnt herek and their sssigns be. and
claim demand against said defendant the in
TINS cause or the assets in his hands, unless heircaim
for undrawn dividends be presented TO said Receiver
nei2re TIE first day Of January A. p 1884; provided
nouce OF this order be published at least three times
LOT tour weeks from this day. and three
WEEK Tor s1x successive weeks prior to said JAM
uary ls 1884 in OF moro newspapers published in
CHARLEs p. JAMES. Justice.
Test-K. ]. MEIao, Clerk
myI.o.Y&eo4w By NJ. A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk.
E0 Uhtr A REIIABLE AND PERFECTLY SAFE
= CAinAnl1C eake Eattanss Pills. home made they
are Always fresh Have been used for over fifteen years
tne people OF this city They contain nothing dale
e1aous-are gentle and yet thorough In their acti0n.
ARTHUR NATTANs, Pharmacist.
"se Asm anal. ID and D. and 7th and 81. nv.
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GALE OF FISH WHARF PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
- TOWN, DC

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
WASHINGTON. d. c., May o. 1883. /
In pursuance OF the Sd and 9th sections of of
sress, approved March Sd, 1884, and the acts making
amendments to said act approved April 1st 1892 the
f2owi1s property Of the District Of Columbia win be
THIRTY-FIRST, 1883 in front of the D,emises al
FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ: ~
Lots twentyseyen CID twenty eight (2S) and part of
Lot twenty nlne (29 containing about sixteen thou
sand and sixty seven <16 06 square feet or less
Ing on Water street in Georgetown, d. G.
expire March 1st. 1894.
Terms of sale are: Five hundred 5000 dollars to be
paid within two days of sae and residue before
August LIST. 1888. when title OF the property will be
transferred to purchaser deposit OF one hundred
(lGO dollars down at the time of req Uired
The Commissioners the right reject any and
al hd IT, their Judgment the property does not bring
q fair market price.
By order OF the Board Of Commissioners D. c.
G. j. LYDECKER,
Major of EnGineers, u. SA,,
Engineer Commissioner D. C..
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct my94-dts
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FRANCE ARAESEn
Gov. ROurn and Sem

Gov. BOnrn and Senator Anthony.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 2S.-Governor-elect
BOurn Is no better this morning. Senator An
thongs condition is still ENCOURAGING
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the oDening ana closing prfc,l
tithe New York Stock Market to-day,.as reporJsf
lyspeclal wire 10 III. II. Dodge $50 18th sire. Il
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THIS EYENiNE

DAWNBROKER'S SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENING" MAY
Iht, h-LlGHTH AND TWENTY NINTH, at
IA .PASI SEVEN O'CLOCK =. NJ, at our sales
Eool 5I4 sth street shali sell al UnredsrnIed
leg ;, consisting OF Gold and Silver Watches, Gold
tnalIs, Kings and JewelTy in great variety, Dia-
Iionts. Solid Silver and Plated Ware Guns Pistpls
SIocks Musical Instruments. Books, Clothing, Sewing
Machine. Piano. Organ. &C.
G. A. SMITH, Broker
DuNCANSON BROS, AuctioLeers. my24 At
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U,HO3dAs DOWIING, Auctioneer.

VELY VALUABLE. PROPERTY ON THE FAST
SIZE OF SINTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN l.
AND VI NORTHWEST. No. l145, a AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY-rs.
MN h. 1888 at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the "a.
premises, shall sell Lot 40. square l97. 16 feet 9A
inches X 100 feet. imrroyed by Frame store and
Dwelling, being No. HAS 10Th street northwest.
This property is of the desirable sections
ct the CITY, and whore it is rapidly Advancing in value
and great demand. an investment money could
not be placed better locality.
Teens: Iwo-thirds cash. the residue in enc year.
with note bearing interest and iTed by deed Of
srst on III rty sold AL convey anciy purchasers
cost; 500 deposit required at time OF SALE
THOMAS BOWLING,
my53 kids Aucteneer
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(HANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOT On ,, THE VISIT SIDE OF TWENTIETH
MOTH 40 2-l2 FEET FRONT. BY 2O3 9-I2
By virtue Of certain DEGREES Of the SupremeeaS
Court, Of the District Of Columbia passed in the{%
cause OF Halliday ct al vs. Halliday ct al. No. 1884, IL
Equity rules 5, will offer for sale, at public auction
IL front OF the premises, WEDNESDAY,, June
SiA II, 1885, AT SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. original Lot
10, IL square IO4, situate in WASHINGTON CITY, D. a.
Terms OF SALE third cash the balance in six and
twelve months. with interest from the day OF sale the
deferred payments be secured by deed of trst on
the property sod. all cash the day of sale or
within five days thereafter If the terms OF sale NOT
complied with within five days af Ter sale reserve the
rht to resell the property at the risk and cost OF the
GeiaGltng purchaser All conyeyaucinr at purchaser,s
cost 500 deposit ON acceptance of bid.
JAMES 5. EDWARDS Trustee
6O3 street northwest
IhodAS r.. WAGGAMAN, Auct -eoSda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-28
News Briefs

ROUND TRIP FARE On B. and o. every WedneS
day commencing June 13) excursion to Luray only
$3.50, and reserved seat for every passenger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-28
The Markets.

81 BALTIMORE. May 28.-virginia Is consolidated
~! past due coupons. ~; new To- 40s 33f new S. 81
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, May 28.-Cotton dull and lower
m!ddling l03 Flour quiet and steady-Howard street
do. extra 25a6 SO; do. Rio brands 6oas as Pa.
tapsco family, 6.75 do, superlative patent, T. So
Wheat southern steady western quiet and a shade
No. Maryland: I:5sal: 2sH: No. > western winter
2sH August 524Aa5 s4 septembsr al 255sa
Messsrn dull and easy soashsra white and yellow
s snne stsssa July SSsS august ss
5Oa52 western white. 50a52 do. mixed 4saSo: Penn.
sSS nss S0sS2 Rye dull TO- Hay seady1nrn,s to
Provisions steady. Mess pork. 20. IS. Bulk meats"
shoulders and clear rib Sides packed, 9a1lk Bacon
shoulders. 10; clear rib sides. l2K. HAMS 14'4aI5k
packed. iOais; creamery aoaas Eggs steady, iSsis.
goes. ordinary e fan: saasA sugar higher and
Whisky quiet and steady, IlSAai. II FreigGts to
as s grain 3D. Rscsipts7 a geo barrels wheat
bushels; rye. 1.5oo, bushels Shipments wheat q,
600 bushels corn H. 600 bushels Saes-wheat 81 OOJ
bushels; corn, 49, 600 bushels.