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The confederate memorial day was observed
yesterday at Wilmington, N. C. !; Richmond and
Lynchburg. Va, and other places
Hydrate OF choral instead OF epson salts was
given by mistake to three male patients In the city
hospital, St Louis, from which two died and one
Is dying.
At a meeting Of the Irish National League In
Dublin last night 1t was announced that ESQ had
been received from America since the last report
In the house OF commons yesterday MT. James
O'Kelly, member for RoscommOn, gave notice that
he would question the government concerning the
protest Of Gov. Butler OF Massachusetts, IN regard
to Irish pauper emigration
The severe rain and wind storm at Chicago on
Wednesday night did considerable damage ia the
suburbs. The damage by the hail storm at Dem
yer, Col, Tuesday, is estimated at $4,000. The
high water at Omaha, Neb., swept away property
valued at $4,000.
At the convention of the Catholic Knights OF
America In ST Louis yesterday the report of the
finance committee was submitted, showing that
$s5o,043 had been paid from the widows and
orphans benefit fund
The bank OF Townsend North, at vassar, Mich,
was entered by burglars Tuesday night The safe
was blown open and LOCO In specie taken.
GOV. Mcdaniel, OF Georgia, was inauguratcd yes
terday. The oath was administered by Chief JUS
uce Jackson.
At the sale OF Jersey cattle In New York yester-
day the COW "Nancy Lee" brought 81 100, and other
COWS from S1,90 down to $500.
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sP ssS .s :ss g: ,scm =;
out further notice s WIZ i''--' -'''"' "'sH'
ssf isss NM v ssnsH Berry :. s q d. e:
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s ssf NJ 5 nsPF sEanx ss4S.2 s.S @
chapel morrow SATURDAY q Il o'ciocf 'A ''st'
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ns5s, to take place ss :, The rsasnos q q.
rsasSe. nsd g pesssnd seA
NARY Z. GRECO. q PSiisdeipSis I aSsd sirss r
HARVEY: On May 10. 1883. Miss sARAHc c. HAIR
SE Enns sssd IA ift IN. mine years
JHgTCHINsoN. On Thursday morning. Nay 10.
ssS s. esq 1sScR q ceTebrO sgna sc.erosis Hay
Funeral from his late residence No 1918 Mass ac,u-
@sn " ROs Gr ssfs1sas May M n
lsss 4 ts sn d %a.S::
mouths and twenty one days.
norh~. is sand ps.e Hsy % % S laa s %
Relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 s,sepd =
pkT s x RN Ea .:a MAY e. ssss at $50 am.
fp Us from IS a northwest SUNDAY.
LYON. On May 9th. 1883, CHARLES W. LYON
formerly Of Chicago III. aged forty three.
Funeral from his late residence. No 1903 stresk
northwest Friday afternoon, af 4:30. Friends VIII
please attend without further notice.
PATIEkSON. On Thursday morning, May 10Th
1885, OF lung disease 1t the residence of his Brother
son. ~ W. IA AA
Friends and acquaintances invited to attend The
funersl which win take place from he lste residence
Saturday at x:30 p.
SIMPSON. Thursday evening, May l0th, 1855 q
years. 49,
Fpreral from his late residence No. 1910 ID streee
souf est on sunday. May 18th. 1t ociocf Fricn(s
and relatives invited. %
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THE R8fHBLICANS UNITED AND THE DEMOCRATS
DIVIDED.
Richard Smith last evening sent from New York
dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
In which he says: "The democratic legislature
has done for the republican party what 1t would
not have done for itself had II carried the election
last fall, and result, the republicans OF this
state are to be united, while the democrats are
hopelessly divided. There is broad grin over the
faces OF republicans over Gov. Cleveland's failure
Every time he opens his mouth he seems to put his
foot In It. The machine and anti-machine republic
cans are now meeting together and shaking hands
over the past chaem, and they are almost agreed
Is to be admitted to full membership in the party,
and the primary meetings are to be full and fair
expression OF individual opinion. There Is to be
no machine and no bOSSism." Mr. Smith thinks
that Mr. Conkling will continue to sulk, but as he
is no longer factor In politics, 1t Will make but
little difference
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Tclegraphic Rrfefs,

The aphis is discovered in nearly every apple
orchard In Niagara county, n Y, and farmers are
greatly alarmed for the crop.
Ven. William Lee, DID,, archdeacon Of Dublin.
Ireland, Is dead.
Ritchieys box factory, on Diamond street, in
Plttsburg, was destroyed by fire this morning
Loss, $4,000; partially covered by insurance. The
Opera House, adjoining the factory, was on fire,
but the flames were subdued before much damage
was done.
The supreme court Of appeals of Virginia to-day
rendered decision In favor OF the new school
board OF trustees for the city OF Richmond re-
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General Foreign News by Cable.
THE DUBLIN TRIALS

DUBLIN, May l1-Matthias Brady has been COM
mitted for trial on a charge OF threatening the
foreman OF the jury which convicted his brother.
Joe Brady. Kingston. Healy and Gibney, who are
charged with conspiracy to murder Poole, were
arratgned in court today and committed for trial
fused in the cases OF Gibney and Kingston. =
CHINESE AFFAIRS.
SHANGHAI, May ILL Hung Chang has been
nominated to the chief command OF the southern
provinces OF China. 1t Is doahful whether he win
accept the Office. The Disturbances in Wu-Chang
have been repressed and IS leaders OF the uprising
have been beheaded.
A BUST OF COLERIDGE,
LONDON, May 1.-THE dean o: Westminster has
granted request TOR permission to place a bust
American admirer OF Coleridge's works Is to bear
the cost of the work.
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seas;sE H H.ssE BasSs
@ i. ST. rs
t era asp sqs $50 cons.s
50r fit1EsgEs and the West Chicago Limited Express
to tncnnat wess1n pres fF9 30
s's ESQ g Pitt Rst'e sa a iol
Rists6urg and the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
H1LI.aoEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
30 u; daily except Saturday. with Pslsos Can
u: daily. except sunday:
E. 9a sssaiH mao R sss
Tor Bottom Thou. change $50 p NJ every weekday
&c, HIeesyn III shreueh trains eonnec. a. s.r.
New 90se avoiding double
s - Si I'ga lsS.s ssssss ss &c q
20 SIS s f 80 s ss a ma ,s ,aa l g
kanasyao 500. $50 am. 40. GEO. 7:so. $50
Fer POI els Creek Line e.4oa. m, and 4:4o p NJ daily
Tor srnspo e $40 al aaa 4'4o Pm. daily ezcep.
aas!A AhR shahiRf asD sA
Tor hiezaaor1s ESQ., T:oo. 9:2v. II co and II as m
2S 9o asa sSo eo En-: al apa ry ana 9m . o
Ter ma the s ass sS and san1,2
6rairs leaye Alexandra for msshngtep. go 500
aSday at $780, si s.; and 1000 m. a:oo and
1ni, and info,msson at the ONCE northeas. eorns.
is tTs & M o s shs sf ts
ssst &c destination from hotsis ana rssidences.
cH. fUaH we eensrs Gssf sna rssenser Agent
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Name | O c.
Name.
THE REGULATIONS OF RING OF CORRUPT OFFICIALS
UNRARTHKD-rHR GOVERNOR IMPLICATED.


UNKARTHKD-THR GOVERNOR IMPLICATED.
committee OF three democratic state senators
OF Louisiana has Just completed an Investigation
OF past ofcial operations in New Orleans and they
report that ring, composed OF q defaulting
sheriff. three ex-sherifs the state auditor attor-
ney general, and several court clerks, robbed the
people OF hundreds Of thousands OF dollars under
an act OF the legislature for the payment OF
those who had rendered service In the
prosecution OF tax suits. A commission. OF
which the governor was ex-officio CHAIR
man, was created to examine and approve
the amount OF such fees and charges as were
legally due The committee ind that in many
cases fees were claimed amounting to from three
to seven times more than the taxes sued for;
that the most unblushing fraud was practiced.
The committee report that It would have been q
physical tmpossibility for the commission to have
examined the number OF claims allowed in the
time stated, and In conclusion say: Reviewing
the foregoing facts, we are compelled to submit
that we have never known more reckless expen-
dtture OF public funds or greater abuse OF public
confidence" As the frauds involve the governor
much excitement exists, and all the New Orleans
papers. including that owned by State Treasurer
Burke, are denouncing the commission and It's
acts
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GRN. DUNCAN 6. WALLER DECLINES TO rALK-HH n
GOING TO NEW YORK THIS EvENING
Gen. Duncan 8 Walker will leave this evening
for New York to meet Gov. Butler and other coun-
sci in the case OF Sheridan, Walsh and lyman, for
whose arrest IL Ia expected that extradition pro.
ceedings will be commenced by the British au-
thoritieS Gen. Walker, when questioned by
the case In any way, saying that as there were
other counsel In the case it would be manifestly
improper for him to talk about IT. He did not
know, he said, OF any proceedings being begun In
the case. Gen. Walker Is associated with Gov.
Butler, Mr.. Reuben Carroll and also with Gen.
case. H. has had q conference with Mr.. Carroll.
ana will see Gov. Butler probably when he reaches
New York
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The Civil Service Commission.
GETTING READY FOR ACTIVE WORK.

The examination OF candidates tor admission
into what is known under the rules as
1.-THE Classified Department Service" win
not begin until the 2th inst in this
city. Meanwhile all applications for entry
into said service viii be received. This applica-
ton is made upon formal blank which the Civil
Service Commission is now prepared to furnish.
classify the postal and customs service In the
principal cities. Judge Thoman leaves tonight
He will first stop at Flttsburg, and from thence
Louis Kansas City, and New Orleans Prof.
Gregorygoes to Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, st.
Paul, and other northwestern cities, and Mr.. d.
Portland, Maine, and other points The commits.
sion viii meet in this city on the Sd OF June next
The secretary OF the commission will not be ap-
this CITY.
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I'd Edition.
--latest 4GlGglans to qle Star.
Tcwksbury Almshouse INVESTIGATES

MORE INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS.
BOSTON, May lin the Tewksbury almshouse
investigation to-day Joseph Palmer, OF Exeter, N.
H.. hack driver, testified that he had driven
members OF the Marsh family 20 and from the
depot on their trips between Exeter and Tewks-
almost always returned with heavy ones
Lorenzo 8. Fairbanks testified to making an
examination and comparison OF the provision
account for the purpose OF showing that there
were unnecessary expenditures therefor He
testiled TO the poor system or bookkeeping at the
lnSutution. ana SAID that there were no data from
which it could be told what the farm had cost and
produced.
Governor Butler remarked that he had prepared
system for keeping the accounts at the aims
house. which he would be pleased to have adopted.
In conclusion the Governor stated that he thought
he could finish his side OF the Investigation to
morrow Adjourned.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
pv C Sa14a1, BEDDING. &o;. At AUCTION.
1883 and duly recorded in Lber No. ,O35, folio u.s.
ct seq: one OF the land records for Washington. D. c.
sel! st Rp1 Issa auction on TUEsDAY NAY Elf
NJ. the premises. No. IiOf @ street northwest the
furniture: CARPETS Bedding. etc, mentioned in the
Walnut Chamber Suites
Walnut Marble top Sideboards
Mirrors, Hall Rack, Extension Tablea
PaIlor Furniture Mhatnots. PWah Sofas and Chairs.
walnut ana poplsE Tardrobes, Lounges E.eReres,
Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands.
Walnut Cane Seat Chairs and Rockars
Window Curtains and Shades
Velvet and Tapestry Brussel CARPETS
Ingram Carpets, Hall and Stair Carpets
Springs. Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds, Pillows and holsters. Bedding. etc.
myf-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS. Trustee,
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ZINE BUSINESS PROPERTY. NO. 1O2l TTH
DWELLING WITH STORE ROOM, BETWEEN
NEW YORK AVENUE AND L STREET NORTH
WEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY EIGHTEENTH.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
We viii sell in front of the premises. s3
PART LOT 8 IN SQUARE NO. 40, A1sA
fronting IS feet OH 7h street northwest with depth
story and back building brick dwelling. containing ton
rooms, with fine store and cellar being No. 1921
It'll street northwest. with modern convenlences; one
street.
TERMS One third cash; balance in one and two years;
notes to bear interest and to be secured deed Of trust
deposit Of $3.50 required a s.le terms 70 be complied
defautng purchaser. after five days public notice Of
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. C.
my9-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctoneera.
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Boston. May 1.-THE veto Investigation COM
mtttee sat this forenoon. Executive CLERK Hamlin
testified that Gov. Butler was not at the executive
Private Secretary Major was absent during the
same time: Mr.. Hamlin delivered the veto to the
mouse on February Goth, under directions left by
MI. Major on February q, when Major told Ham,
I'm that ne (Majorl was gong away. Mr.. Hamlin
destined that the last page OF the veto was in Mr.
MAJORS handwriting, but the remainder appeared
IN MI. Wr1ght's handwriting. Lieut. Gov. Ames
was at the executive chamber some portion OF the
business houlS during every day OF Gov Buffers
absence. Adjourned until Tuesday next.
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VVRUSTEE'S SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT,
l. IMPROVED BY SMALL BRICK HOUSE, Al
SOuTHEAST CORNER OF SECOND STREET
EAST AND I STREET NORTH

By virtue Of decree. passed by the Supreme -
Court 81 oa the District Of Columbia in Equity Cause
ing the unders gned Trustee in that deed of
trust recorded In Lber No. 923 ut folio CO. one the
Bowen to George Herrick. Trustee and bearing date
the holder of the promissory note secured thsren
shsll 1ss fSr sale g public auction FRIDAY MAY
front Of the premises the north sixty (65 feet OF
3rignai Lot seven CD In square seven hundred and
Terms Of sale: One third balance in two equal
tnstallmens In six and twelve month with interest at
sold One hundred dollars deposit on acceptance Of
from day of SALE otherwise the property to be sold at
cost OF defaung purchaser who Is also to bear the
costs OF conveyance g and recording.
DANIEL OC CALLAGHAN, Trustee
mylO-d&ds No. 435 7th street. norfhwest
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Married Men Fixht a Duel.

CHICAGO, May 1.-Two German residents, c. Il.
brewer, both married men, had duel with broad.
swords at BOwmanville, suburb OF this city,
late yesterday afternoon, as 1t Is alleged. over
the affections OF q maiden. Six carriages,
containing the principals, seconds, surgeons an
friends, proceeded to the rendezvous The under
taker, who was the challenging party, was cut
rather severely about the head and cried quits.
There have been no arrests.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN

ID THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
9HE EAST AND TIE st WEsT VI. WASHINGTON.
DoobAE TRACK! gANNEY COUPLER!
Leave Washington. from Station corner Of New Jer-
A1, At so5 a M, ioi5 a. M. SIS 1I d nj ho Mat,
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to aboye
points without change; 1o:15 daily to Chicago
For Is .tsburg Ceveland and Detroit at TO- Is a. m
&nd $40 p. m daily: si9 p; M u solid train to
Trains for Phsdelphia and New York a. $40 a. m.
s5ees and ss s5y pm and s:4o PM daily.
For Baifimose on week days. s. $50 $50 7:45. $40
4.nd TO- l2;lO. 400 s:S5. g. $50 ls0 l:zG. S:4S.
For Ia nmore on Sundays. $50. 7:4s. Gam. las.
innspos $50 anu NJ. i: and 44o on Sunday
For way stations between Washington and Baltimore.
700 EE 1910 m, $3.50, 440, and II so D.
sos p.n,-. daily. except Sunday 4:45 M daily: for
StauntoG. 81 daily, except sunday; for Haaers
SoWn and Frederick, $40 10:15. 445 daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily 6:2O 7:35 am
From New York and Philadelphia. SO, SIS a. M.
From Annapolis. $50 a M. 15O 6:57 p. m Sunday,
Trora stanton. Ais m. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick aageTstown and Intermediate
Els zio and 20 pm ~e das Except Sum:
IL ms leave Baltimore for Washington at 3, 4:4o.
40. s:is and II 80 Pm. on sundays i' 3.
40 !:U 9:1e So 5, 6:25. 7s0 and As D. M
pd an ,Sa.ns rom Washington and Baltimore stop al
For further Information apply at the Baltimore ana
Avenue eor 14 ses oas a1o
BE taken for baegage to 10 checked and received At
VII. CLEMENTS NJ OF T.. baltimore. and c. z.
LORD G. Z. A. ap9
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English clerk who fed from Paris with $75, 600
worth OF diamonds, was before the supreme court
In New York city yesterday on q writ Of habeas
corpus, but the hearing was postponed The
young woman, Marie Poseux, with whom he ned
was In court and as both expressed wish to be
married, Judge Larremore united them Marriott
went back TO the Tombs prison.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUsI
Il NE MSS PROPERTY; Known as No; 6S4 Penn

VvRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BuSI-
Il NESS PROPERTY, KNOWN As No. 634 Penn
SYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theHs
District Of Columbus. passed April SOth 1888 in al
the cause Of speer ct al Vs. Cosle ct a. No. 8412A
Mc auction. In front Of the premises on MONDAY the
IMENTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY. 1883. at HALF-PAST
land known as Lot numbered Eleven (l in Whitcrsft'a
recorded subd ison OF OF Square numbered four
PC, together With the improvements. consisting Of I
three story brick store building.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: ne-fourt
cash. the balance In three equal instruments one
two and three after date sale with interest
SIX per cent per annum, secured by the pronissory
notes OF the purchaser, and reserved lien upon the
chaser deed to be given upon payment Of the entire
purchase money deposit Of $2O0 win be required
sale must be complied with within tan days after sale
A. G. BRADLEY, Trustee,
Gunton Building. 472 Louisiana avenue northwest
WIN. P. YOUNG, Auc.ioneer
1920 New York avenue northwest mylO.dkds
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Verdict I'm a Bank Suit.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE second trial OF the
suit brought by the City National Bank OF Dallas,
Texas, against the National Park Bank OF this
city. was concluded to-day In the supreme court
Dy the jury fndng verdict for the plaintiff for
The suit was brought to recover balance OF ac-
count to the credit OF the Dallas bank In the Ma
tiOnal Park Bank.
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The Trunk Line Pool.

sylvania Railroad company say that there is no
prospect OF disturbance OF the trunk line pool
from the cutting OF freight rates by the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western nickel plate or any
other road. Counsel for LehIgh Coal and Navtga-
ton company state that they viii not interpOse
opposition to cOnSummattOn OF lease OF Central
railroad OF New Jersey by the Reading railroad.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneers.

ExECgToE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE. BELONG
ING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE EIIAB
hNGMAN, IN SQUARE No. 241. FRONTING
On FOURTEENTH STREET. Q STREET AND
KINGMAN PLACE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY. N
SECOND. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ON ia::s3
the premises, we shall sell. by virtue of the power
vested in US 6y the win Of the late Eliab Kngma Lots
9, 9, 3, 9and TO- in sub of square 24l fronting
each 70 feet on 14th street. between and streets
northwest extending back los feet to lO-foot slley
The lots covered by the improvements viii be sold TO-
getner the remainder separately.
Lots Sl 81 q and 81 IN sub Of same square. front
streets west extending hack lao feet to 20 foot alley.
Lots w ~ - ~, 9Ssnd 3d. In sub Of same square,
fronting each l6 feet inches Kineman Place be-
. 10 foot alley. ~
Parts Of Lots 45. 49, 4s and 49, SUBJ of lots in same
ssauare ironsnk each 20 feet on Kingman Place, be-
Piats OF all the lots will be exhibited at the sale and
may 4e seen prior at the Office Of Thos. j. Fisher Co..
lS24 street northwest
Terms: One-third Of purchase money In cash; the
remainder IN six and twelve mouths with interest and
post OF 800 on each lot must Be made when bid of.
OF sale are not complied with in ton days from day
ae property will be re-soid at risk and cost Of de-
mylo-a xbN "; p affSSdS,dANl Executors.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF DENTIsT.-Dr. William s.
Barnes, who for over quarter OF a century mas
been practicing dentist on Capitol Hill and for
some years a resident o. 9th street east between
and streets south, died last night about II 80
o'clock. HIS death, though rather sudden, he hav-
ing been In apparent good health only few hours
before, was from natural causes. Dr.. Barnes was
native OF Virginia. He was In the sixtieth year
Of his age, and though rather eccentric was a
genial man and had many friends In this commu-
nifty. He leaves widow and several grown
children,
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death Sentence.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, May 1.-THE motion for new
trial In the case OF John Coyle, jr, convicted OF
murder In the first degree for killing Miss Emily
Myers In York county, tn 1881. was overruled to-
Day ana sentence OF death pronounced. The day
for the execution has not been set
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IOHN SHERMAN l. CO.,
q Real Estate Auctoneers 927 street northwe

1UHN SHERMAN CO.,
u Real Estate Auctioneers. 927 street northwest.
AUCTION SALEOF PREMISES. NO. 2523 STREET
NORTHWEST, LOT 27X75.
On WEDNESDAY,, MAY TWENTY-THIRD, a
1883. AT SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. I win offer for Ia
sale ut public auction In front Of the premises the
feet front north street Of lot In square
IN Warrington City. improved by q two-story brick
TERMS One-fourtll cash. residue in three equal in
stamens at six. twelve and eighteen month"; the pur
promissory notes to be Riven therefor bearing
interest at per cent be occurred by deed Of trust
building Terms to be complied with in seven days on
resale at rek and cost Of defaultng haser
all conveyancng at purchasers cost and $iOO deposit
on acceptance Of bid,
my11.eO&ds WIN. II. SMITH Salesman.
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mCHt Oh Sclohce % Meet In WOmtRe8le
TORONTO, ONT, May IA special dispatch to
the Globe says: "The members of the British Asso-
citation for the Advancement of Science, who sup
ported the proposal to hold the annual meeting OF
the association In Montreal next year, have rea-
son to congratulate themselves upon the success
which Is already assured OF the project Up
wards OF four hundred members have signi-
at Montreal, and numbers are still being rapidly
added TO the list Many who at first opposed hold
Ing the meeting at Montreal are now expressing
their intention OF being present It Is rumored
that Lord Rayleigh Will be president OF the asso-
citation next year,
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SUIT AGAINST Gov. B. F. BUTLER AND OTHERS.
MessrR Mattingly and Merrck, for the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company. to-day entered
suit agt Benz. F. Butler, H. W. Blair, E L. Frede-
rick, John Fraser, and R. E. Boston. claiming
$4,000 damages The declaration sets out that de-
PENDANTS on May 9th, 1882, executed appeal bonds
for $1,000 each In the case OF plaintiff agt Albert
Grant, conditioned on said Grant, prosecuting his
appeal with effect and having failed to do SO they
are entitled to recover the amount