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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE BY TRUSTEE OF PROPERTY
On FIRST STREET BETWEEN D AND E
REAR. ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY
FIFTEENTH. 1884, AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in6ss.1
Liber No 1910 folio $50 ct seq, of the Land Re wa
cords Of the District Of Columbus and by consent
party giving the trust. will sell in front Of the
premises Al that piece parcel Of land and premises
and being lot No. 80. in Kibbeys sub division OF
square No. ST., together with improvements. ways
rear.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest per cent and
secured by deed Of trust onpremses or al cash at
OF SALE conveyancing etc., cost Of purchaser Terms
to be complied with in days.
mylO-d&ds WATSON j. NEWTON, Tr,lstas
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL. PRIZE a1sa 00n

CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
We DO hereby certify that superrise the arrange.
n'entsJor all the Monthly and Semi nnudi Drawings
q The Louisiana state Lottery Company and per-
that the conducted rith honesty IaYness and
"a OoodJdith torard all parties and authorize the
Company to use is certificate rith Iac-s imies a. our
signatures attached IN ats advertisements"
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION, =.
OVER HALE A MILLION DISTRIBUT

UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
INCORPORATED In for twenty i've years by the L1.
isatnre Educational and Charitable purposes-wih
ESQ 600 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
made part of the present State Constitution adopted
Irs GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly. II nerer scales or postpone. Look 1t the
'0'''"A's D' 10TH GRAND MONTHLY
IN THE acab Of NV oREExs
TUESDAY. JUNE II. 1894.
Under y snd
Gen JUBaL a , early 1 81 Tirsn siso nm
aae TEN rRi basrs oni4 q.
Fifths. g. Tenths, 81.
LIST OF PRIZES
ICapital Prize Of $4,000 Sl5O 900
Grand Prize of $4,000 so 600
Grand Prize Of 20000...... 10000
2 Large Prizes OF 1000O...... 10000
Large Prizesof 5000 10000
20 Prizes Of LOCO. 10000
100 3OO 5000
200 2OO 49, 1OOOO
600 100 60GO0
1000 5O 5000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
100 100 Approximation Prizes Of so0..... $4,000
I IU, :. " l90...... 1000
2.27s Prizes amounting to..............ss2 2, 500
t. the Office of the Company in New Orleans
For further 1nformaton write clearly giving full i'd
fssss Ms1e Money Orders payable and address
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
Of sS aud upwards By express It our expsnss
N. A. DAUPHIN
my14-w6s5w NEW ORLEANA La
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The Fish Cultural Association.

NEW MEMBERS ELEcTED-PAPERs READ, ETC.
The session OF the Fish Cultural association was
resumed this morning In the hall OF the National
Museum. The following new members were pro-
posed and elected:-Richard Rathburn, James ste
venson, r E EARL, Henry ". Elliott, Geo. S. Hobbs
W. v. Cox, A. A Hayes, j. A. Ryder, j. W. Collins,
T. H. Bean. E. S. Hutchinson, all OF this city; Hon.
Ossian Ray, n: H.: Hon E. G; Lapham. n. "; Jos.
Wilcox, Philadelphia; Lieut.. Francis Winslow [. s.
n; DR.. j. A. Henshall, Cynthiana, Ky; A. Nelson
Cheney. Glens Fall, n. Y; W. L. May, Isemont,
Neb.; w. E. Garrett, n Y: f. n. Clark, Worthwhile
Mass; A. S. Bickmore, n Y. William NJ. Hudson
submitted paper on 'sThe shell fisheries OF Con-
necticut" Lieut.. Winslow, US N, read very in
teresting paper on 'The present condition and
future prospects OF the oyster industry" This was
followed by paper from Prof. 6. Brown Goode on
sThe oyster industry OF the world" The reading
OF these papers and the subsequent discussion very
fully canvassed that most important subject, the
oyster industry.
The session this afternoon was terminated I'm a
pleasant way by visit to the central Matching sta
ton of the U. S. fish commission, In the old Armory
building.
Tickets have been issued for a preliminary exhi-
bition this evening OF the fisheries section OF the
National Museum, the principal portion OF which
was shown in London. The Siam6Se embassy have
been invited to attend.
Tomorrow will be the last days session, and
after adjournment the members OF the association
Will visit the fishing stations OF the Potomac as
guests OF the US. fish commission.
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TTNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
hequres no boiler avoids all expensive attendant,
70 loss OF time no handling Of fuel and no ashs IL -
9ssd s1tsnslvey Tor running Passenger and Freisht
k1ef1toIs SEWING Machines Meat Choppers Prsnfi,,
sno h1tnoersIhic Presses Coffee Mills Kcsster Par
ano Auiinx machinery Lathes &c, &c This ensGns
Suns Win sInoothness and regularity OF srsd
Iosssssts The Least number VI WORKING psrts snd
great SIN phcity OF mechanism ~"
for particulars to prls..s &c. SlpIl Al Qasc. =.
Washington Ga Light Co. III
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ACTON; On Tuesday, May - 1884 at 7o'clocr p
eightieth year OF her
Friends relatives respectfully invited attend
the funeral from Chriss Church Navy Yard Thurs-
day. May Is. at O'Clock p. In.
wife of VIM. II. Armstrong and daughter OF the late
Robert carp Of Philadelphia, at the residence Of her
son-inaw, Willard II. Porter Wilmington. Delaware.
1nterment at Oak Hill cemetery, Washington d @.
the Railroad depot arrival VI train due
at ii o'clock. q
DAw. On Wednesday, May 14th 1884, ct $50 q m,
ELIZABETH TRUEMAN, wife Of Reuben psw. ssed
from her fate residence No 1916 18th street
Friday, the 10th inst 80 D. m kelntivez and
friends of family are invited 90 attend. r
MCFARLAND MARY ELLEN MCFARLAND born
May 18th, lisa at $50 O'Clock.
Funeral will take place from her late resdsnce 22G4
18th street Thursday. May 18th. at 2o'clock Intes
ment at Graceland-
To live in hearts we leave behind.
PAGE. At 4:30 O'Clock m, on May 18th 1894 q Ma
10l9 East Capitol street. THOMAS TAYLOR PAGE
Notice Of funeral in morning papers.
QUILL On Wednesday morning May 18th, 1854 e
half past four Am, DENIS QUILL. aged ffty-thrp6
years. native of County Kerry Ireland but reaidsnt
OF Masningt9n i1r the past thirty two years
~ q street northwest. on Friday morning st nine
O'Clock with requiem mass from st Aloys1us church
Friends and reatives are respectfully invited % at
tend
WATKINS On Wednesday May l4th 1894 q 10 4
m after protracted illness Of consumption cHARIK6
DALEY WATKINS in the twentieth year Of hs ags.
eldest son Of Nicholas and Marion J. Wstkins.
Funeral from the residence OF his perents AZ sreet
eembly Presbyterian church. 9Th and Streets
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend.
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VIZ DE- MEIER

tits now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CATAR-
RAJ CURE is the only treatment that win absolutely
cure Catarrah Dr. Wei de Meyers ''TRRAT1sK" with
B. DEWEY CO.. ls2 Fulton street, Ny. feb4- M Bot
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Imam LINE MA1L STEAMERS.

1NAAS LINE MAIL STEAMERS
SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YoRE. QUEENS
TOWN, AND LIVERPOOL.
City Of Shicaso; May ]. May 81. Jrly3
Cts of Berlin. May II. June Il. July rs
City of Montreal, May ~: june u, July 81
City of chester. June :. July TO- August
Is q ifb e THE Erdsdas
New York.
ortoJ W. BoTELER SON o2s Pennsylvania ave-
avenue: Mrs d. A BKOSNAN. 6l2 9th street: JAMES
BELLEW, I'll 9Th street. Washington. ID. c. apl6-2n
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NV YORK. HAvRI
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Ihe ,tsamsrS Of this s2mpany VII saul EvERY WE'D;
& street Hoboken. Rates OF passage From New lorkto
Havre London southampton and Bremen. hrst cabin,
Co. Bo~ins ee Green OF New Yor dpp& METzEhorT
WALLER. s42 Dsireet Agents Tor Washington ;al2
CuNAkD LINZ
NOTICE
rryr <, LANE ROUTE.
BffMfES SIN Y6hk a sSfANffR IITED
FROM PIER %. \. K. NEW York
seryla $500. We'd. May IL Bothnia. We'd. June IL.
Gala. We'd. Nav - scrthi, W "e june IS
Anr1na--"ec June 4 Gallia $50. Wed July 2
Rate. o, psss,S mts sso sdo IRnM NEW YORK
md i. Other ps.s q
Through bills o, laden .,vs, g., ,.,.... o,.
H. Antwerp other porss Sof bs s
Tor Mediterranean ports ~A 'Ae NonIAneh" At~
na S 'Rs sas .sa ys S
VIkSoS n III B Is N ssr 81 "esh llzton. DC
o, ORTIZ, Messrs, OTIS s sSp Ssw ! f CO.
ooo .th street. Washington.
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will SELL for F. selinger 737 It'll street northwest
commencing THURSDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH. 1884,
at HALF-PAST SEVEN p M This sale will consist Of
Il. line Of Gold Il Brass and Nickel Watches.
rings. Pins, Bracelets Nee chains Plain Gold ami
Set Rings. Opera Glasses Silver Plated Ware also
fine line Of Custom made G nts' Clothing Overcoats
Suits. LADIES' Dresses and Dress Patterns, Shawl,
Bibles Guns Rifles. Pistols, Razors Musical Instru-
1880 r: H. and continues un. il all goods are sold
N; B-Persons holding tickets on which the time has
expired please take LotiCe.
FRED SELINGER, Broker.
FOLEY, Auctioneer myl st
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent

ASSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN NJ
AND STREETS NORTHWEST. IMPROVED BY
SCHOOL BUILDING.
will sell at public auction in front of the prem
ises. on THURSDAY, MAY FIFTEENTH, 1884 at nH
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the west half of Lot num- A:A
bered thirteen lS) in square numbered five hundred
and thirteen (51 This lot has frontage of 40 by
q depth Of g. feet and is improved by large frame
building which has been used by the District public
school purposes. or made into two dwelling houses
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money in cash;
interest at six per cent per annum. secured by deed
of trust of property sold All conveyancng at cost Of
piled with in seven days.
my9-dkds VIM T. BAILEY, Assignee.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON FOUR
" An -, ,A-HALE rs. STREET, BETWEEN n AND N

n NHANCEKY SALE OF PROPERTY On FOUR
" ND-A-HALF STREET, BETWEEN AND N
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree of tine Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. passed in equity No t:a
SSia docket - Taylor ct al vs. Maders ct Al, We
wi sell at public auction, on MONDAY, THE NINE
TkLNI II, DAY OF MAY. A D 1884 at HALF-PAsT
right title and interest Of all the parties in and to Lot
numbered lime 90 in square numbered five hundred
and forty five, together with all the Improvements,
ways, easements &c.
Terms of SALE One third cash. balance in six and
twelve MONTHS notes bear interest and to be secured
by deed Of trust on premises. Conveyancing. &c. at
cost of purchaser deposit OF 800 required at time OF
sale. Terms to he complied with in ten days.
WARREN c. STONE, Trustee,
6I9 street northwest
CHARLES C.. COLE, Trustee,
4O2 9th street northwest
DCNCANSON BROS Aucts. my7-dhds
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I'd Edition.
--latest I6leglanS to The Star.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
THE RICHMOND CONVENTION no.
DAY,
Prominent Democrats Present-A Har.
montous Gathering - ReaffirmatiOn
OF the Lynchburg PlatfOrm-Prefer.
ences Of the Delegates, etc.

special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
hiCHAoND.NA., May 1.-THE Virginia democratic
convention, which meets to-day TO select an cleo
toral ticket, and to choose delegates to chicago,
consists OF some six or eight hundred delegates.
thoroughly representative in character. There are
present many gentlemen OF prominence and politi.
; BARBOUR, Garrison, George WISE O'Ferrel, and
Saoeii; eX-COngreSsman BocOck, Hon. s. II. New
perry, X b. Beverly, 8 II. Mofett John T. Harris,
zen. Wiiilam Ferry, Hon John GOode, and Others.
Ihe whole spirit OF the body SO far is harmonious
ana there Is notable absence OF rtvalries and
penues Inc evident disposition OF the convention
is 10 transact the business promptly and go home.
The speeches OF Messrs Barbour and Harris were
very well received and all the indications point TO
are-afnrmatfon OF the Lynchburg platform OF last
year With substantial unanimity. That platform
strongly declared for an abolition OF the whole syS
tenn OF internal revenue taxation and on the tariff
was substantially the same as the Ohio platform.
Judging from private conversations OF members
and the speech OF Chairman Harris nearly every
Is Tor adherng to the platform OF last year. There
Is less effort than usual to secure positions on the
chicago delegations, but the delegates selected from
0lStrctS as far as known are gentlemen OF ability
and character.
Some OF the delegates prefer Tilden, some Flower,
put nearly all are probably without positive COM
preference for any candidate will doubtless
be voted down. The delegates-at-large re-
main to be chosen. Hon. John S. Bar
oour Will be chosen with great unanimity,
unless he refuses the use Of his name. II Is
thought that Page McCarty will also be a
Ferry. Hon. w. A. Staples and Hon. John Goode
are prominently named for delegates-at-large. The
general feeling OF the delegates is that the demOc-
racy VIII be able to carry the state this fall
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SUMNER HoMEs,
ORKNEY SPRINGS, IA
SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VIRGINIA. G:E Ell

Having leased these weIl-known Springs for FIVE
YEARS we beg to inform the public and our friends
that they will be opened from JUNE / to DECEMBER
1884 for the reception of guests All appointments
frstclass The Hotels and Cottages have been put in
excellent condition and the complete furnishing entirely
renovated, affording accommodations and comforts
equal to any resort in the south Capacity 800 persons
MAIL. TELEGRAPH and EXPRESS FAX ILITIES in
the Hotel TERMS.S40. S45 and $50 per month. &C
coring to location Special rates Write for
descriptive circulars giving varieties and analyses Of
the different waters, to JOSEPH n. WOODWARD,
my1O-2m NJ H c. MADDUX Proprietors
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In the house Of commons last night Or MIchae,
Hicks-BeachB censure mOG1ou. W1D N )eCted BY Q
vote OF S0S to 27n The Parnellites voted with thu
minority.
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EUROPE..

EuRopEm
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New York in
April. May and June, 1881. PASSAGE TICKETS by all
ATLANTIC STEAMERS. Special facilities for secur-
lng GOOD BERTHS. TOURIST TICKETS for indi-
yitiual travellers in EUROPE, by all routes reduced
COCKS EXCJRSIONIST, with Maps and Full partic-
nlars. by mail 10 cents Address
THOS. COOK SON.
ieo9-sSwl6w 26l Broadway. y. Y.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ between New ork and Havre.
Conlpany's pier. No ~ Sorth River foot Of Morton
street. New York SOrInandie FrangeuI Wednesday
May 2lst. p IN Labrador Collier Wednesday MAY
L.
Checks payable sight, in amounts to suit on the
Banque Iransa;lantique Of Paris. LOUIS DE- BEBIAN
AGENT No. .. Bowling Green, New York G W MOSS
rs Pennsy lyahIa avenue j. W. BOTELER & SON 92}
fcnilsy lyallla avenue, Agents for
ap2y Washington ID q
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ROBERT o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
REAL ESTATE. BEING THE WEST Six LOTS
OF SQUARE 727 AT THE JUNCTION OF MARY
FACING CAPITOL PARK.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ofaaA
the District OF Columbia holding an Equity termE&
numbeTed Io22 wherein Kate Mari. guardian. &C. is
PENDANTS offer for sale at public suction front
% 9sI the premses on fRIDaI NAY TWENIYTH1RD.
six 3d. 3D. eight 80 nine t9) and ten Co., Of james
". Lattas recorded subdivision of square numbered
seven hundred and twenty seven (72 in the City Of
Washington, District of Columbia The said property
will be sold by lots.
Terms of sale prescribed by the court: third
90 cash. the remainder i'll two t2) equal instaments.
payable six go and twelve 2) months after Of sale,
respectyey. with interest on the whole amount due,
payable each six 6 months all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser or Such purchaser or pur-
for the deferred payments as above provided: and no
DEPOSIT of 300 will be required on each lot when sold
and in default Of compliance with the terms of sale
within ten O days the property will be resOld at the
risk and cost Of the purchaser purchasers
HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee,
AGO Louisiana avenue
r. Q. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer, 10th and SITS. NV.
my12- IA. l6,171921,25
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A Ffendish Murder in Louisiana.

THE PERPRTRATOR CONVICTED AND SENTENCED
NEW ORLEANS, May IA dispatch from Alexan-
dria to the Times Democrat says: A fendish MUIR
der was committed near Colfax, Grant parish. last
the murderer William Saunders, colOred. The act
was prompted by revenge. Page was formerly a
Well-known republican leader In the parish. He
was returning home from COlfaX, where he had
been a witness against saunders, who was charged
with having stolen valuable papers belonging to
and struck with a brick. After being knocked
down Saunders beat his head into pulp He then
secured a knife from Pages pocket and cut his
throat from ear to ear. The murder was seen by
passing colored boy, who gave an alarm, and Saun-
ders was arrested. Court being In session, the
grand jury found true bill against him for muir
der. He was tried, convicted and sentenced to
death.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts. - ''fe'' m a:
~ PROPERTY, ON THE RLADENSBURG TURN
PIKE. KNOWN AS THE "LAUER PLACE"
ABOUT HALFWAY BETWEEN WASHINGTON

Under decree OF Supreme Court District of COSTA
lumbia, in equity cause No. 6,799. Bernard Geer H
AGAINST Gregpr Iauer ct al. we will sell, at public
! e 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK N. an
called Haddocks Hills" lying on the east side Of the
Washington and Bladensburg turnpike road and begin
ming for the same at stone the side Of
being also corner Of lot in the division IT Haddocks
Hills" and Enclosure, and running thence north with
center Of branch thence with the said branch
ea~ Is perches thence south IA degrees 1O
thence south degrees west Al Perches to the
place OF beginning This place contains about 81
Is improved by brick dwelling, SLAUGHTER house, ice
house. stable &C. well arranged for the residence and
business OF q butcher,
Terms: Ons;fourth cash. balance in six. twelve. and
per cent per annum or all cash desired $3.50 deposit
required Conveyancing at purchasers cost aud terms
to be compiled with in ten days
FRANCIS MILLER
460 Louisiana avenue. T,,.+a..
JOB BARNARD, AruSseeS.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Ancts myia.m.w.fkds
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DEATH OF An MTIMABLI LADY.-MR Daw, wife
of NJ Reuben Daw, died at her residence on
MONTGOMERY street At an early hour this morning,
I'm the Seventy-Sxth year Of her age
CONDITION or THE WAfIR3Groat Falls very
turbdd: temperature, a. Receiving reservoir north
connection, turbad; temperature, 81: south c0nnec-
ton clear; temperature, g. Distributing reservoir,
clear Temperature, 6
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Local Notes.

Mrs Armstrong, the wife OF the commissioner OF
railroads, died yesterday In Wilmington, Del The
funeral viii occur In this city on Friday.
The contract for carrying the mails between the
money order ONCE and stations c. ID and and
the city post once mas oeen continued under the
same terms as last year. Mr.. William Fry Is the
contractor.
In the Equity Court, Judge Cox, this morning, in
the case OF Lghtall agt Stutz ct al-bil TO enloin
the removal OF stable wall-the restraining order
granted ON the nnng OF the suit was dismissed
An INJUNCTION AGAINST THE COMMISSIONER OF
THE LAND OFFICE DRNIED.-In the case OF N. W.
Spaulding agt n. w. Mcfarland. commissioner OF
the land Office, and the city OF San Francisco, filed
by Nj. g. c. Hazlet0n-t0 restrain the preparation
and presentation OF certain land patents TO the
Prea1dent-the Equity Court, Judge Cox, made
order to-day denying the Injunction and dissolvng
the restraining order.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRnSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PEhII AT THE CORNER OF SECOND
GFnR1ETnyEN n n


by virtue of deed of trust dated January -
Soth is5? and Only recorded in Eber T. l. r., i'm.
tine District of Columbia. and by the request in
Trustee will sell on MONDAY. THE NINETEEST IfI
DAY OF MAY, 1884. at SIX O'CLOCK p H., in front Of
the premises the following described real estate situate
IN the City of GEORGETOWN District of Columbia. to
Wit: All that piece and parcel Of ground lying and
being III Georgetown in the District of Columbia and
being the western forty feet front I'd street. of Lot
numbered one hundred and seventeen. in Bestty and
Haw kns' addition to said Georgetown, and running
back OF said width Of forty feet to the depth Of on
the brick dwelling house and buildings thereon"
Terms of sale: $4,000 amount of debit with interest
from October 3D. $780, and expenses of sale under
trust in cash: balance in six anu twelve months ap
proved notes bearing interest and secured the prem
ises Sold the purchaser the whole purchase
money III cash deposit of 800 required at time of
the right is reserved to sell after ave days public no
tce at the risk and cost of the defaultin purchaser
All conveyancing and ing the purchasers cost
my3dts WILLIAM L. DUNLOP Trustee.
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowtng are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Wheeler, who ahot ~Print" Matthews In Copiah
county, Mia, just after he voted At the November
election, testified yesterday In his own behalf,
Claiming that be fred In elf-defense
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VxyAIKER,s 2ol 10TH STREET NORTHwE9T-
w Carpf Lining Felt Shoemaker Anti-sQusak Port
land and X Top CemsntsL Lima Plaster. Pitch. fst
hair. Crooks. Tar. Tins. &c AlS
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Suspension Of DOnnell, Lawson & Simp-
SOM
WALL STREET, NEW YORK, May 14-Donnell
Lawson Simpson have announced their suspen-
sion.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpROVED
- REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET,

(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPROvED
~ REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
BETWEEN AND E STREETS.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ofe4eS
the District Of Columbia, passed the 9Th day of&
December, 1882 in equity cause No. s,664. Doc 23
wherein the National Union Insurance Company is
plaintiff and John Tyler and others defendants
c cor at FOUR oGl oGK Pm, on SATURDAY.
seven eight (S nine (9l ten Q0) and eleven u1) in
the subdivision Of lot No a. in square No six hun
dred and thirty 1880 according the metes and bounds
and conditions forth and described in the
deed Of partition, dated December 49, 1871 entered into
by and between Andrew wylie and May C., his wife.
and Margaret Heze and recorded with the plat of sub
division annexed in Liber - folio one Of the
Columba Also all that part Of said lot one o. in said
on North Capitol street thirty five t35 feet and ten 6
inches by depth OF one hundred and twenty 2O feet
Terms OF SALE as prescribed by the decree third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance nine
go and eighteen Q8 months from the date of SALE For
the the purchaser purchasers shall
give their notes drawing six 60 per cent interest per
annu secured by deed deeds Of trust ON the prop
erty purchased deposit fifty $500 dollars on each
lot must he made when the property is knocked down
All conveyancing to be at the cost of the purchaser
purchasers JOHN G. HEALD, Trustee
-..-- SOL street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts my5-d&dbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-14

A Chicago Alderman Fatally Shot.
CHICAGO, May 14.-Late last night, In a saloon on
the west side, Alderman GaynOr was fatally shot
by James Davie, ward politician 1t is stated that
the only cause was the alderman refused to drink
with his aSSailant.