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GtlNtOn Bun
THOMAS DOWNING. Anct.
H,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucr,oncer.
VALUABLE BUILDING L.rrs IN GEORGETOWN
AUCTION

ID. e.. AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the fourteenth am
day Of anua a. D 1879. aud duly recorded in q
Libr-r No go folio 81, ct seq, of the land 80
records Of the Dis rio. Of Columbia and by direction Q.
the iarty secured th by the UNDERSIGNED Trustee win
at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front Of the Irtmist-s the
fllowingt'ss ibed real estate situate IN tn city Of
er Prce Of arennd lyiuy I'D being in Holmsads adj
niig for the at the southeast lot No o.
IN said Honeaa's addition on tie nor'h line If East
street and THENCE nor L. by aud with tie east line
OF ID lot No: 81 seventy nine ESD feet iese
to thu south line of stodart street extended thence
feet the CO south parallel with the first line seventy
III asst tn said north line. fifty feet to the bein.
ming tue eal,le b. nva OF lot NO 81 and part lot 40
30 IN said Holmeads addition, laid down On plxts Of
said town.
1erlus: Ont-third cash: balance in six and twelve
mon hs with notes bearing interest and secured by a
d.sd " trust on the lr perry ConyeyanCtng 1t Uur.
chasers cost deposit OF 300 required time sale
aplY-dt WM D. CASS,N ,rq,sts..
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Alexandria Affair.
Reported for THE FvESISs STAR.


DEMOCRATIC CogsITTEE.-The central committee
OF me democratic party uiet last night, James AZ
Cation In the chair. and fixed the ward meetings
Tor the evening OF the 9th Of May and the primary
elections for city nominees tor the Slh OF Nav
COUNTY CoURT-ThS court yesterday tried tho
case or Benz. Boyd fOr coHabitlng with A woman
not his Vile. He was found guilty aud sentenced
practise at the bar uf The court Licenses 20 sell
liquor were granted 10 CbaS j. Sigourney ID. W.
harrington, Geo 4. Raub, Robt G. Holman and
Peter {. Harrison.
POLICE REPoRE-At the last session OF the
mayors court August Miller was aqutted OF the
Change or larceny.-lsobt. scott Peg Washington
ana John swallow We're each nled $50 Tor disor-
derry conduct
APPoiNrMENr.-The legislature having vacated
all state Offices held 10y employees Of The United
Stale, Judge sanEster hiss appointed Randolph
Blrcn Justice OF the peace In Arlington district
OF Alexandria county, vice ii. A. whallon, SUPER
seeded.
FTRE.-About noon today the summer Kitchen OF
Ste-ies coniecJoneTg on King street, opposite Tan
nan opera house. took IRE from the stove and an
alarm speedily brought uu' The tire department.
ana tNiiIiguished the ramcs.
NOTES.-The corporation officers VIII receive their
pay THIS week. he out side work OF repair on
the Lee school bundllg Was completed yesterday.
MI Eu. Burke has received his credentials as
chairman OF tue republican central committee OF
TINS city. The Preachers Union or the colored
BAPTIST churches here were addres sed last night az
the Alfred West Baptist church by Bishop John
son.-ftSh are now arriving the wharf here al
the rate Of hall million herring and I'VE thousand
sh al per day.
The rebels IN Egypt have occupied Befber and
al communication with hhartOun Is cut on
The forests IN Center county, Pa are ablazn.
Miners have been driven IRON their houses and
Liacn damage reported
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Will street To-day.


An CNsCCCE>>FTL ATTAIN or THE BKaKA
NEW YORK, Apnl ~ Vail street. las % n-The
Gus attack or the bears Upou the whole et fhis
forenoon. causing general decline II e tolS on
al ihe most active StocA> a. the nfSl halt hour the
majority are CHER al y oglock than AZ Tire close
last night tninn Pacific AID Western Inlon were
not onty among the most actye, but also the weak
est ana cNc'ptlonallN - Ia ,he lat that thty did
not recover. and al aOn Mere ncf cent lower tban
last night The decline II Western linton was
aided or rumors thai Mr.. 1ilGen was selIins IFS
name b'ing also reported a seller VI Tnion Pa
clio Yesterday, though Ia both cases IL i only
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HR rKsfIFfEs 20 HAVING FAIp KELLOGG seo0N
In the kellogg trial. after the report IN Thu
STARS first edition closed, James B. Price the mail
contractor, was called to the stand lie
testified that he met Senator kellogg
at Willard hotel In March, ls7e He presented him
with papers and petitions relative 10 the eXpedi-
ton Of routes, and the witness said that
H would be worth $4,000 10 him. kel-
logg put the papers IN bis pocket and told
witness that he would see what could be done A
few days Afterwards witness saw kellogg, and he
told witness that he thought IL would De all right
When he received the order for the mail service
the witness gave Kellogg the Saoo0e IN notes and
drafts There were ive drafts ana a promisSory
note The witness produced this note.
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The Washington Monument.
JOINT RESOLUTION FOR CELEBRATION OF ITS COZ

PlETIoN.
In the Senate this afternoon Mr. Morrill,. from
the committee on pubic buildings and grounds.
reported a Joint resolution TO provide Tor proper
ceremonies at the dedication OF the Washington
monument On the 22i Of next February. IL then
provides first. that commission to consist Of five
Senator's eight Representatives, three members of
the Monument society. and the United States eDgi-
neer In charge OF the CONSTRUCTION of the unonu-
inent. shall have charge OF all the arrangements,
and shall make provision for the ceremonies. Sec
ond, that there shall be procession g consist of
the Monument society. military and EVIL urganiZa-
lions. doners OF STOKES Tor the monument. and such
other bodies as may sire 20 take part Third.
that On February 22, 1855. grafton shall be de
uvered In the hall OF the House OF Representatives
Dy Hon. Robert C. Winthrop who delivered the
Grafton al the laying OF the corner stone: and that
the Marine band shall be In attendance and furnish
music on the occasion. Fourth that q salute OF
100 guns Shall be fired on the occasion
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The Rcpublican Convention.

HOW CoS0RESSNEN FIGCRE TEE STRENGTH OF TIE
CANDIDATES AT CHICAGO.
Congressman are feeling great interest In the
pending republican state conventions, as they feel
that they will disclose the real strength OF the
rous candidates. AS IL il now, the cooler headed
politicians give Blaine about 800 votes 10 start
His partizans are Claiming nearly S.S, but such
figures are based on hopes rather than facts Ar
thur will probably lead Blaine at the start The
EdmundS men count up 80 votes for their faV0rlte,
and claim that they VIII hold the balance OF power
at Chicago. as at Utica The Blaine men
are counting on the strong vote from Ohio.
but they will be disappointed, say Ohio ponticanS,
so long as sherman Is In the field candidate
The Logan boom does not seem TO extend beyond
Illinois
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(,HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ STU TIE on FOUk1 ZEN H STREET Be
TWEEN C and sTRtET> S UTHWEST AND
o. 1HE NORTt EAST CORNE OF d AND
FOURTEEN II STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of deere. IF the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, holding Equity Cou t. "a
passed the 10Th day Uf April A. ID l. in cause ~
No. 3 AGA. docket ~ wherein F ank L. b acb com.
p inant and Columbus Il ach others defend
ton fl of each of the the hereinafter de-
scribed real estate. situate i'll Wasn ton city e. to
wit
On WEDNESDAY, the SEVEN H DAY OF MAY,
d 1884, at HALE-PASr OUR O'CLOCK p NJ sub.
lot No. II. i'll square No. I65, WITH imp ovenen ts
tn
PM sub.ot No -. in square 265 with The improve
uientS thereon.
And on the SAME DAY at oUARTER-pAsr FIVE
O'CL OK NJ. sub-lot No Is. square 265 with the
improvements thereon
And the >AMt DAY. at HALF-PAST FIt E
Otlt OK P, NJ snb-lot IS iii uar. 26 with improve.
thereon. ALI OF said lots being according to a
subdivsi made by James Manure ct al Ja 5th 1866
Terms of sale, tor euch ii ce property sold: ne
thlri OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance in
two equal notes bic i'll six and twelve months a ter
the of It,, bearing interest at PER cent per
from the day of sale all the purchase money
may b. p~id in cash ut the o ton II the purchaser he
tlt of the Property sold VIII b. vi hhe d until all the
chase uity and lit st Iait DEPOSIT of $50
will he require on each lot sold the day If sal II
after day OF sale the tee the ri ht
the pro ery at the risk aud of detaultig purcha-
All cUn. eyancl at tie cast OF the ufciiser.
WILL. Nj ". BOA.A,AN trustee
Room Webster Law uiId
DUNG ,NSON BROS, ucts. ui2o-d&ds
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Capitol Topics.

AMENDING TIE PATENT LAWS
Mr.. George to-day submitted a resolution In the
Senate looking TO prohibition OF the issuance OF
patents to foreigners, and also TO the enactment OF
law providing that all patents issued hereafter
Shall be subject TO purchase 10y The government for
public USE at fair valuation so that the patented
article shall be free 10 everybody Referred TO the
committee on patents.
MINOR NOTES.
The members OF the Senate District committee
accompanied by officers OF the Baltimore and Ohio
and Baltimore and Potion &c railroads. went out In
special train this afternoon 10 look over the pro-
oected route tor the Baltimore and Ohio road via
the EaStean "a anch.
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Death Of Mr.. G. N. Wight.

Mr. G. NJ Wight, the well-known furniture
dealer OF 61 Louisiana avenue died this morning at
his residence, corner Of sth and e stEeets north
west, In the beth year OF bis age Ar. Wight had
been sick several months with liver complaint.
He was native OF Maine, and had followed the
nearly 40 years ago, at the old Apollo Han,
on Pennsylvania avenue, above 18th street, the
firm being Wight Crosby. He was always known
as gentleman OF free and liberal disposition, and
was deservedly popular He leaves widow Qor-
merly MIS- Wash. Adams. bNt no children. M.
Wight Tor years did a great deal Of work for the
government departments He had been for l0ng
while an attendant Of the New HoGk avenne e.
byter1an church.
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PUBLIC SALE O,
a VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT IN HOWARD
COUNTY,
ON THE LINE OF THE WAsH1NGToN BRANCH
OF TIE l.. AND .. Kk,
ABOUT ONE AND H,LF NILES FROM JESSUPS
STATION
By authority Of the will offer for sale. Ess
by ublc auction ut Jsssnp's Station, ut Hall
PAST lHREE U'Ci OCK WEDNESDAY,, the 80
THIRT ETH DAY OF APT IL. that vain bile Farm.
formerly tn. IF the late Judge Nei Poe The
farm of about land and situated
the Washington and adj ins the property IL Mr..
GeCnge Cotton and the we'll known Waterloo TAI This
property j. we'll waerpd and has fine orchards chi
fruits. and the outDuildars arr very substantial The
house Is BEAUTIFUL stuat d. with pl of shade Pos
session riven i'll thirty days
Terms: Ont-th I'd cash. and the balance in six and
trlv, mouths with interest all cash purchasers
option MATTHEWS KIRK AND.
Sp12l6 ~. % $500 AuctiOAeers.
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FTNRUST EES' SAFE yERN VALUABLE I'M
i PROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY OPPOsiT- CEN
TlR MAIKEl BLING HOUSE No. u On Mn TIL
STREET NORTHWEST. AND THE LOT ON

YNRUSTEES SA, r = SEKn YtICABLE IN.
TIR MAkKEI BLING HOUSE No i On Mn TIL
STREET NOkIHNEsT. AND THE LOT on
WHICH 1T STANDS.
Dit let OF Columbia passed the ?3d day Of Apr Oh
1874 in Equity Cause No. 79l doc % wherein Lii
Rudolph Johnson and others compla ants andSarah
A. Johnson and othr defendants un,ter and by
virtue Of three deeds Of trust dated respective ly the
sth day Of Octob 1879 the 18th day of September
IL and 9th day Of D.ce,nher issl and recodrd r..
70 10 g seq and in iber 99I folio 8 ct sq of the
land records Of the istris5 of Celnnbis the drr-
six1 fYn DAS OF the nIs Is: Fl I'VE
2; NJ; al that d, piessr parcel Of
District Of Columbia and bel II that part Of lot nine
tg) in square rre hnnd,,,d and eighty-two (S CO:
tanned wi hin The following ties and bounds: Bt,in-
niiletyfour t9) feet i We 0 inches south from the
northeast CORNER of said square. aud runnn thr,c
feet nine aid a fe) inches t. the line Of lot
g. said square: thence tlw rtlly with line
twenty six h ct sevtn )incLes TO the line of the lot
sold and conveyed by Richard smith. tr stee on the
eastmarily t. the said 9th and he place of e-
ginning, tov til with the imp ovelieits. A right OF
alley way oye the Forth thre ts feet front by de- tn
sid rart OF lot is reserved for tie Of sid part
lot and the property adjoining it he north
Terms sa!e: -tfiiiu IF pulri hey to be
paid in cash: the residue bt and two wears
fir Ill IL OF sale with SIX CT: interest tn pre- ms
sorry notes Of rurch ser to he ven for deferred y
nets c'lrel on thu property so d to the atisfart
the ynrch ser Terms OF sale to ie complied With in
ten days from day of sale Trust the right
to Sell Al the risk and cost efaulug pur, has r.
al such notice may seem proper to he Trustees
deposit ~ . 80 be nIadc ben III is accepted
vi. EpMo ri IRON trustees.
r % HOFFMAN Auctiunte
ap24 dads Ith aud streets nyrthwest
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE

PAWNBKOKEK' SALE
GOLD AND SILVER wxrcHEs. GOLD CHAINS.
RINGS EARhINuS AND PINS. SLEEVE Blu T.
TONS. STUDS DIAi.O Dis. SOLID SILVER
TED WARE. GUNS, PISTOLS. BOOKS. BED.
DING. CLOCKS. on SEAL KIN DOLMAS
COST $500. FINE sHAWLS. CLOTHING. &C,
&c. A AUCTION.
On THURSDAY EVENING. MAY FIRST, A. D.
1884, ut SEVEN O'CLOCK. l VII sell. at the Ut ton
ROOMS o Duucansun 9Th and d streets birth.
west all forfeited pledes being partly .ulneratd
above.
c. A. SMITH. Broker,
ap29.3t ga 9Th street ".
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(.HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION

By virtue Of dec.se Of the supreme Court of the1e
strict Of Columbia. passed in Equity cause no. :s
lls Warner " q ans ct 81 we will sell Ct Euhc.
y nj Y front q the Prsn,ises AT HALE PAST fCtR
premises known aud scbed ground plat or plan Of
cdty OF Wsshngpn Of District OF Columbia. aid be-
trout ON Nsw JeEsey avenue. betwee1 and strsets
south ue lot ~ ii9 imp owed By twostory Brick and
Istn,s; uns-t third cash balance In .ax and tw9lye
Of trust property sold pos Of $50 an each lot
will be rssluirtzl ~ .oll ConyeyacinR &c At
cost u p0ichsser. Terms to be lied with ia tan
dAy1 CHARLES C. COLE, 1rusfee,
ll19fh strset nv.
JuDsoN T. GULL. 1fnete
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vI,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
cHANCERY SALE OF uNIMpRovED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION

AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deere of the Sup.eme Court Of 60
the Distrsc OF Co.uml,ia. p.ssed April ga. lis4
al We w1 eeil. at public suct n on TUESDAY. THE
SIXTH MAY A p ASA IN front OF the rrrinises. 1t
FIVE OCI OCK IL al Of square north OF square
nul bersd i8J 10 the City Of washing on IN the Dis
nine and stxhfe n nullt-. notes to bear interest aud %
b. szlrr by deed trust property Sold "A lsssit
IL ESQ vii rtquir ut time Of sa1e Conv yah
&C. vt cost OF purchaser rs e, be complied with II
ten dayA CHAAi.Eo n. MATTHEW'S lius;ee.
No. l.08 31st street n. ".
JAMES NJ JOHN0lO : 1rsastses
Webster Law Bui;dtus.
ap1tdhdn III p street a. ~
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A sheriff A..a.si a,ed by Outlaws.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, April 29.-News has just
been received here OF the killing Of Sheriff Adkins
Of Boon county. who was waylaid, murdered and
his body horribly mutilated. There is little doubt
but that the deed vas committed by an organized
band of outlaws known as the 'James Gang,n az
Adkins had been Jealous In bringing offenders to
justice. An armed posse are securing the country
in LurSuit of the asSaSStnS.
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The walking Match.

1Bf SCoKf A. " NJ.
NEW YORK, April % -Rovell. 1875 miles: Fiizger-
ala ls5; DAY. ia; NoTrulaC, Lao: Nint, l6s Herty
I.o; Eson, lt5. tunpana, 81; THOMPSON, .26; Nilaw
ilO; burlell, lao, P4Dchot, lC7.
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QUEBEC, April 29.--The confession made by Rich
ardson. Montreal safe burglar, has caused great
sensation throughout the city. The confession ex-
poses plot which was entered into between the
burglars and local bank officer to rob Quebec
bank, and which was prevented by some slight
Itch
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1uDsos 7. 9!
TINTED STA RS NARsHAz1s SALE

BY virtue q writ q aeri fseias, ta.ued cut CT
District of Columbia and to me dilscted I w1l.k-
sell ct public sale for cash il front Of the
DAY OF MAY. l8az. ut TMELNE O'CLOCK NJ, all the
right. title, claim aud interest oil the ds ndants in and
q, two CD. thre. t foar % Gyr gig 60 and seven
LIZ Of 642 in the city IL Nashnsten levied upon
The erfy Of tn defendants William BlanehaEde
heirs to sas execution No. 90 0S7 ut law. Ia tsvor OF
John AcAyoy. use Of knht. I. sn,xrpn.
CLAYT ~ MnMeUHAEL q. 3 Me- sh4l
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IHOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTIaN, ON THE
RrMISES
ON TUESDAY. JUNE Hi D. 1884 ATTWELvEM NJ,
MALVERN,
Seminary HILL Va. residence o. the late Bishop Johns,
situated III Fairfax county Va miles from ash
yto1l two Hes from Al, indra, location rnlnarkRbly
healthy. aud III the immediate vicin Is IF the ETsco-
psl seminary High school" for boys. and .C1srens
Home Sch.Ol" for girls Fine panoramic view Of the
Potniac and every surrounding in the way pleasant
ety Al Oh nrrh pr viexts to make country home
desirable Sixty acres attach d.
terms: Oa,s-tiid cash T.ue payments ma L. to suit
purchaser Psrties now living the place Will show
the property 10 any PERSONS desiring to It Poeea-
sion given july LIST.
ARTHUR HERBERT. Executor.
ape6- colt Washington, DC.
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(HHARLEs W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
TkUS EgS' SALE OF PROPERTY FIR MING THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BE WEN FLF'EETH AN TWELF TIL


By yitl'e of decree OF the Supreme Court ofi&&
the District OF um' Ia PASSED in equity raustt
No e704. the UNDERSIGNED Trustees Will sell ut 49,
public auction Oh WEDNESDAY, the Sc !, EA1H DAY
Or MAY. A D. 1884 at Fl, E G'C1A,CE r NJ, in front
city Of asington D. C. known ard described part
thr '.3 beg nine tn u ,oiut ON ID street
north tw nty jour ~ fe frum he northwest
OF said lot and sqare aud thence rixtren
feet thence south seventy ct to ALLY thence west
eixfe frft thence uorth seventy test ~ the place of
beS,nninR.
Tenns Of eas: One third - cash and the residue in
two t2) DUAL lstallInfntS in six and twelve tn
with interest from day of sale the thereof TO be
secured by the prOlii sorry otes of the urchase.
Iur hasers, ind lien retained the property the
whole Ut the purchas money can be aid in cash The
teris Of sale must be complied with thin ten days
from day OF sale otherwise The properly will be resold
the RISK and cost vi the deaultiny urhaser after five
ing Star" del osTt OF $50 vii be rt-uird
the property is knocked OFF AL OnveyaucinS u: cost
Of purchaser urr'laseis.
Nm. +. MATTINGLY.
&:s5 18th t. w.. [ r.-,.....
VII LIAM J. MILL r. iF"s'oss
araS dkyia Cfficx. ~; LOUISIANA I'VE
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1OHE FRMAN CO.
q Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers 9,7 st. "
. ALTER B. WILLIAMS L Co. Auctiouee ..

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-S'rORY BRICK. WITH
iR NE ND BEICk AnDI lion. ". 2l23 g
STREET NORTHWEST, AND LOT IS G. l2xl7S TO
ALLY INVENT. FEET WIDE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated AIri 10Th 1891
ard duly dd i'll Liter No g 3 folio 172 ct SEQ ia
one oi the Land ecords for the Dist let of on 'A
bia. and a: the request the rty cured thereby
will offer for public auction. in front Of The
premise on WEDNESDAY NAY SEVENTH 1854 ut
FIVE CLOCK /. M the weserumo>t Two.third Part
Of Let No g. in square No. Y IN w sinEton city DC
ironing 81 feet Ches on North street ID running
buck with that width tn oil dept:i of the lo,
erlls of sale: ,Ee-tIir cash which 100 must he
paid at time Of sale and the balance In ,qal Iva yn MS
in xix. twelve and eighteen months to u. secured by
purchasers notes barring inter, st day sale at
Ver cent, and de u Of trust erty sold
all cash. at .tion of pu chaser Couveya cling aud
recorh at purcas g cost Terms sale to be- com
ried with in six dys from day OF else TRUSTEE ~.
light tu resell fisk ard Of puch s, in
def ult. K. II. SwAEZE. trustee
WM F. HOFFMAN, Attorney sp;6-1lts
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l. CO., Auctfoueers.

WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF HO, SEHOLD EFFEC 6. THE
PROPERTY OF i.ADI LEAVING THE CITY,
BE Nc The NTIkE CONrENiS # lREMIeES
No. Ills STR. Ell NU.,TlNEir. Al AUCTION.
On fk!DAY MORNING, MAf SECOND. COM
MENCi NJ AT TIN An. IN RI We NAME:
PAELOR SUIi l. ROSEWOOD Gaze 7-UCfATE
tiANotUETE, 4 line INsIkuMEN. BkUS-
Sci, CARtEf NJ T,P IABI.Es. PAIN Nos
HALL TABLE AND la K HALL. RUS II! s
G.nPET. DINiNe-R ON MALAUI XXI ENsl.,N
IABLES. 4. ) ,HtIRS MIR. .URS, ~ iOr BUF-
FET: Lake.. DRESNEN tHINA, GLASS AND
Pi-AIED WARES: aENEkALM AL vi tHAMBER
SETS. MANU- AND OTHER WAEDROBt4s,
HAIR AND SHUCh MATTRESSES: BkUsS
AN INGRAM CAEPE, S. LACE AMI :. Their
NlNDUM Z, RTAIN, AND hANGINGN. Easy
HAIRS, VIII IT NOT, Bo, * CAS-, sc. NTH
VAR ETY. OF o. HER no. Skiold ~ FECIS.
hi. CHEN III. NSILS &c sp-9-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auc,,oneer

IHtNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On SIhEET NEAR ST. AL lsIUS CHURCH
NORIHNEST. AND ALSO ON Maryland A..
ES1E, BEIMEEN fUUk-AND-A-HALF AND
SIAIH REEFS OUTbWEST
bS virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed l.. e, nifty cause No @
esto " IL sell as trustee. at public auction ~
front u each OF the the hereinafter 4crihei
real sstat':. TO wit :-On MOND " the TW MY
EiGH1H DAY Or April. A. d. 1884 at HALF-PAST
fOen OCi OCk p. NJ Lots Nos. l34 and 1855. in shep-
north between fist street and North Capitol st1ee
PAT FIVE UCL, CK p NJ. the cas-. half Of Lot seven
tween and 9th streets south improved by spood
substantial dwelling h.use
ierls OF sale: One.tid % cash. and the balance to
o. PAD N o. l. and lSmonths with int est from the day
of sale and payments there to b. secur. b, the prom
ssory Goes II the purchaser uICxsers. all the
~ cha money can " Paid cash on day of sale ON
the ratification Thereof By the court lien il reserved
til, property sid for the purchase money aud inter
est No de. Will te R1ven until purchase money aud
interest shall be paid posit Of $50 each piece Of
property will be required when knockfi down. All
conveyanc-s at purh 81 5 cost II terms Of sale
conpli.t tn wit. III 10 days att sale. pr lsrty
viii lie re-sold al risk aid Gusts dtxunx pure
D. ;. HENKLE, trustee.
apl5-dts 400 Lou:siana avenue
..T THE ABOVE SAIL Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
MOND Y. FIFTH DAY OF NAY. 1885,. sam hour and
place. By cd r O; the Trustee. ap26-dts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

THoMAs BOWLING, Auctionees.
CATALOGUE SALE
SPLENDID LIBRARY,
comprising
CLASSICAL. HISTORICAL MINING AND CIVIL
ENGINEERING AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC
AUDUBoN's BIRDS OF AMERICA COMPLETE
GOVERN MENT WORKS STANDARD LAW BOOKS.
and
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
The majority Of the Books Elegantly Bound and in
Splendid condition.
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
Southwest corner 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Washington. d. c.. commanding
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY eTH. 1884.
At ~ o'clock. aud following evenings.
THOMAS BOWLING.
ap29-7s Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

Name 20 C. Nopa o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29
ap29-3t
THOMAS DOWLING. Auctionee,

FIFTY ROLLS FANCY AND WHITE STRAW MAT.
TING AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY NORM >G, MAY FIRST. 1894 at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. within my auction rooms. shall
sell the above Consignment of Mating (wthuur
served
ap28-3t THOMAS Do LING, Auctioneer.