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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

"PoA~.A1 u " IA < iOtN1
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
CHASGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
INIMPR9yED sGBIRBAN FROPER y on Lin:
IS IS THE HEATING PROPERTY. WAsRiSGToN
the District Of counbia STING IN ea. ~
in cause WHEREIN Heating ct al are compiai LEE
r.: .na II n ssSl
RAa On Of H. AREh q 1883 1854 At O'CLOCK
ss:sr situated ga IL said dist, Wit Lots No 81 IS
Of the S &C. a aa known a frs
and an also the undivided half interest IN Lots
with the bdinss and provaments shareoh
Consisting OF iarSe and wellbuit brick dwelling and
Terms: one-thrd cash; balance in six and twelve
sale or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser or pur.
ehssers Deposits Of SIS will be required each
sale e.. are nc not sonpiisd With within i've days day
o tEe trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
m F'A anu joHN
In order the purchaser purchasers Of the
homestead mentioned the above advertisement good
a. TINE N F si s ae 6 ss my n
d sps half in and e r. ,a
sTkEf4s Nok4HREsT L AT AEer1os AND
q IHfR 81 f1A AFT 6E 9 aPR1L
- th Str sd With s depth Of
5 to an a S
one of the best business properties on 1th street
splendid business stand Tor any Purpose and pre-
| 1S5 IN YEAR notes
har six per cent inteF and to be secured y deed
days property h rtsold risk aud cost of de-
Ta puRw asns qt su
{ deposit OF $3.50 Ut time of sale. Convey anciny
aps-dSis DUScASsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
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S. s Swatara, reports To the Navy department FROM
Aspinwal, on the 2st March. that Naval .id,fS ~
johnson, W. H. Creighton and j. II. FltrS lad been
ordered TO the Cnited States per STEAMER IolO,l
which was TO sail about the 2jJh March.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST EDITION.
Mr. Thompson resunta the stand. and in reply 20
Mr.. Wells said that he had 10 luminosity gain>t
the defendants
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John SHERMAN & CO.
- Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEE SALE OLA VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE on VI STREET. NEAR
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST, WITH MODERN
IMPROVE HENTS
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated December II <s
IL anu duly teCOrded III Iiber No. 1r folio ss
It seq OF the land records he District Column
ba aud at the request OF the holder of the secured
thereby We viii sell at public auction. in front Of the
premises. ON WEDNESDAY, the 1HIkIIE1H DAY OF
APRIL A; u. 1874, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the follow
g described real estate situate IN the city of Wshiig-
ton. u C.. to wit: All that certain piece or parcel Of
land known ard As aud being pa tlotnunI-
bered one III. Ill square numbered five hundred and
twenty three t325 beginning for the twenty (2O)
l. at from the southeast corner of said lot
running thence nineteen and half 1870 feet
thence month one hundred 400 feet thence ne-
teen and one half l31z) feet; thence south hundred
90 feet TO the place Of beginning; having frontage
OF l9 feet on north NJ street. together with the
pFOyenents. etc.
Terms OF sale: The amount of the Indebtedness. to-
Their with the interest and sale in cash:
balance In six and twelve mont his tor which the pr-
cilasets otts secured by deed Of on property
sold. and bearing interest from date sale, VIII be
TAKEN deposit u 500 required at time of sale Terms
to TIE complied with in days day sale All
conveyancing and recording al rurcha el's cost
JAMES NJ PENDLETOE, -r.
mh2o-eo&ds BkAiNAKD II. MARNLki trustees
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Cutting the Wages,

OIL CITY. PA. April s.-The new president Of the
Bufialo New York ana Pittsburg RAILROAD has cut
the wages of the passenger bfakemenOn the river
division TO $40 per month and on the PittsUur,
division from here To Buffalo to $40.
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\ l. j. = \ y y l. I'm NNEE
AiA l. AAA y M l. I'm NVE
: ALLLLLILLA an M iILiiiN M FEE

P'fLIAR SUMNER RDCit.
commence Ms o. AMI every saturday thereafter,
san from q T. Liverpool making the shortest
ocean vo.a-e only I've days trcrl laid TO land The
lyon OF tn iiie arr ssed for
improvements that !sactis Il experience suggest
Cabin, : ~ and $50. Intermediate. $50.
iI-N l. & ALDEN. General Agents
% broadway, New iorX-
q. ". MOSS. Wash Lgton, D. G.
ALLAN LINZ INFER SERVICE
Portland 10 Liverpool every Thursday uu-il May.
CAHu 80 go AID $50. intermediate, $50 IS Estra
weekly sips 70 Boston Liverpool. Queenstown,
ig o:d-ry GLASGOW and Galway for prepaid business
Oily Ihrul-: ticket; IS le to amy railroad station in
til Univ >.t,s u erlueate. S;6. -: steerape sol
the b.Iry- viii be IesuIned Commencing
April :. All : --u.arls tAe:. ltter
All =, LIN l. 1iDtN, General Agents 2g7 Broad
WAY. y ~ lp-h. u ". MOSS.
- ILNNSILEASIA VENUE
f.II1-;IstI Washlngt ton. u. c.
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Nominations To.day

The PRESIDENT sent the following nominations 70
thc S'uare to-day:
thoS. We've box. n hH consul OF the tinted
States Al Plymouth, England: Mn W Rockhiu of
MN land Ia H. second secretary of the l,ysfion of
'' ittd states TO hina: also a number OF post
masters, including Grafton Monroe, at Annapolis
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
| INIMPRONED SUBJ RBAN PROPER Y ON LIN.
| coin AVENUE COR GLkNWOOD ROAD. KNOWN
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
THE LATEST FROM CINCINNATI.
Large Republican Gains in German
Wards.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, april s.-The returns from
Cincinnati at noon were not all reported, but
enough Is known 10 show tie total vote to be about
10000 Police Clerk Richards majority Will be from
400 TO zoo, and IL IS possible that
the republicans Will elect one member of the board
Of education The returns show very large republi-
can gains In the German wards Compared with a
year ago the change is enormous.
Throughout the state the reports show republic
can gains in most OF the larger cities Springfield,
ONO, shows considerable democratic gain.
Republican Primaries in New Jersey.
NEWARK. April S.-The republican primary meet
ings OF Essex county were largely attended, and
delegates were chosen for the state and district
neutrality-suspicious.. The eleventh ward OF
Newark expressed It's preferences for Lincoln as
first choice, and then Blaine or Edmunds AT East
Orange the vote stood 52 per cent for EdnundS. 3!
for Arthur p for Blaine, for Grant, and for Liz
coin
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TIE GREAT

i IENNSYLvsNTN Ts0vTF
por T HI TIE NGkIH "LsI ANP s22ETHWTsr
SILL ,.A y s,,r MAGSIFI6EN EQUIPlIfSTI:
5HArs. LAW MAsriSGtoS. TGGM sTAII6S coKsx.
1C!itsoUrx and til w.. ClIc.Z5 Limited Expres,
t;IaIece :. tJ-a- taTs Al . So IL. daily Past Line
+ CcSt S Wc.r s' f1I ~ 80 =. 5 Hh7TT's y
Ps!sce Cars e P4ttstU-c- 40. ,o.Lcc.s cs..y Tor
s!e-icn- C~- Pittsburt . Cl-ca-5 Mai EAIr,ss
ls - ). n. daily. fac P-:ts. snd tsa West VIII
BAtIIti0ff AND IC4ost.C rsilEG.p
r.. -. a'-3a tStt s. i.i;''i2 N-aRa-s
@AsAiIEtcr. II hOChe,t~s an Masl.--ol- 10 bG.aIo
La s.., a~i.s To-. o:l saturday ~. ~.
T. .I..-is ior Ia Haven and E---.ga ato 40. -.
1.s Nv l.ik srJ u. r. "a n. lo Ca Ia.1io
- ~ AZ. .rg I-.. II I,iai =, i,I ~ ~ , ~
y -, : n - y s.eSIi sunday
1ss .css}l y l. Ii ,l.eush trains cor,,ee,a, ,-
o.irc1 TRANSFER 70 fulton street. avoiding double
.iiaiis sSIsss Nv 131A Siry; "a,
ind II Z On Sunday. $40 1000 and y .iTq. N
1t1 bsi, III re- 80 n da,iy e1etpt sundsy .,
$500 : . A. 49, go 1000 aud IL 10 y. II on
SUNDAY s4o!V-sVa E4-.4 Co. ~ 10 1000 and II u
10, Pores Greek Line. 80 a IT. ard 44op r. daily
&c, ,x AInAp0ils. so and 40 n, daily e1ceptsun-
AiIxANDEIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Eah ANP AIi1ANIiiA ASD HAsHiNGfoS
..e54 = % - G ard II .S5p.n.. Cn sunday:
hH FeLn-oDd ard the soutE 81 and II.CS m daily
Isa,a: je "a N o@l ~ s1ceIt sunday
AID ~ ~ a % sos. = 10, - l.c 10 40 D.
ane tz ,rd Hidnlstt On sunday ais 70 aud 10 10
Ticket. and Infor,nstion the Office rorbeas. corner
soE where ores can M io NE aid a. The sta
sass to ce''lnA'igH IT9lE l., 'el> ara residenc-s
CHAS z FtGH. oenera4 Manager As1 nI7
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DROPOSAI.S FOR SU PLIES
l. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
RCREAC ENGRAVING AND PRINT

BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
Sealed proposals will be received at tbs Office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ THURSDAY NAY FIRST
1884 for supplies needed by this Bur- all during the
year from July 1 1884, to June 30th 1885 articles
Typo raphical Inks Textiles Paper Binders Materi s
Grocers Sundries; Blank Steel Plates Rolls: Cine
and wine; Hardware; Iron and Brass Castings; Gas
and Steam Settings; Lumber. Horse Feed Ice, and
Coal and Wood
Blank forms for proposals articles of any class
With information to quantities. qualities and
dtofs. VIII be furnished on application to the uder-
signed
Pr posals each article will be considered
or lnaiufac lure price and quality being equal.
As IL IL not convenient to store large quantity Of
goods II the Bureau, orders the accepted bidders
viii be made from time to time the actual need may
b determined and, as a rule for less than the
quantities spec fed on the schedules.
Those deslrlnx blanks and information will be re.
CURED to specify on which class of articles they are
qualified to propose awards will be made Oily 20 es-
tabllsed manufacturers Of dealers ill., the articles
Needed.
Proposals will also be received the purchase from
the government of the Waste Paper Straw BOARD Cut
tlllYs I'D Blankets Scrap Irvine. and such other
tlcles junk as may accumulate from time to
this Bureau during the from July 1884 to June
80 1888 and also tor the purchase from the
OF the Pulp to be produced from the aceraton Of the
United States notes. curities etc. authorized to be
destroyed during the sa period.
Full information relative to these articles will be
furnished.
The right to waive defects and to reject all bids
is reserved. I. n BUKRILL
Chief Of Bureau Engraving and Printing.
apl-laW3t Washington, D. C.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.

Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New iorA stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO II. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARIETTA the Queens
town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch, b.
O. X r., three miles from the city, Lewis ID.
Means, proprietor, yesterday, I'D cattle up and
sold TO butchers. Best, Oh TO Cos; good. 10 6 q;
ialr, 5E 10 So; medium. ~. TO 81; ordinary, 81
~. l.2l5 sheep and lambs on the market. Wool
sheep sold from Az to 61. Clipped, 10 80. Lambs.
from 10 TO II. Cows and calves brought from $50
70 $40 per head State or the market good.
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PROPOSALS FOR CEMENT SAND, BROKEN
STONE AND MANILA ROPE.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS

AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON. D. C., April 5th 1854.
Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing and deliv-
erlng
1900 barrels of Hydraulic Cement
1000 cubic yards of Sand
$500 cubic yards Broken Stone. and about
5000 pounds Manila Rope.
at the site of the Building for State War and Navy
Del artnents IN this city will De received at this Office
until TWELVE NJ on MAY SEVENTH, 1884 and
opened immediately thereafter in presence of bidders
Specifications. general Instructions to bidders and
blank forms Of proposal TOR any of the above named
materials Will be furnished to established dealers and
manufacturers on application to this Office
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
ap5-ft Colonel (,orps of Enoineers
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NHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

Ff'tiUNiS UUNIiNU, AuCtlOnetr
ClIANCERY SALE OF HOMESTEAD IN ANACOS-
TIA, DC.
BY virtue If decree passed in Equity cause No a.
s553. RGys " boys. VIII sell on WEDNESDAY, M
tn NlNIh DAY OF APRIL 1884. at FIVEAGA
CtI.' n M. on The premises Lot No L. Barlarl'e
Sut.TIS II 81 iot No IN. Of Trustees subdv sion of
c ester. tpaJs Of niC III Surveyors office in
BOX Ivy Court No = fOiIos - and 3d. containing
about two RS Il land aid havinza comfortable dwell
ing house" 'front.' II Norris nearly IS perchsS
and having anoth.r roadway TO Nichols avenue Pos
- --irG Ciiiy - b. ven AUGUST I. 1854
Ir'u> OF Sa ly tte decree: third cash. resid,,e
IL tO equal yl.euts NJ six and twelve months with
1T II from day If sale so dep sly when the property
= struck II. CoIv5ya1cla- AT purchasers cost All
taxes lad up to day OF sale.
FRED W. JONES, Trustee
apI-dts 40 Louisiana avenue
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RAILROADS
FI'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
IRE SHORT LINE T. The SOUTH, sorTHv

'AIN<'t-'-N
1HE SHORT LINE T. rHE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND y 81.
heCiCie u crI-C- Nttt f-EfBtR -. 1888
eS5 AMEN ORLEANS MAIL daily. lrl..zil2 close
conn, ct,UEs u al I'-Ilt~ South AID Southwest.
DAILY. eit SfjTr.y with e & u Railway Pcft-
iia.i S.eeilng BUFFET c,rs from New RI and vi:
l:gt0n 70 Atlauta. Pullman Sleeping cars from
WASHINGTON and Atlantis 20 Nv Orleans
To- Moi l>EILLE FAST II Z. Daily via C'ar-
IJit SVl!le - Cincinnati Louisville and all West
I"-EtS PULLMAN Sleeping Washington TO
Lou -vIlle
10 sVPI--sOCTHFf.N MAIL AND TXPEFSS Daily
ali % ints >tsatL and : UthWvS, DaHyile @: /
..--Uttc DAILY N-ta- sunday with e. u hallway
fItlI1en Slr~ili-s from Wa-nr Dan
Vile C4arlotsr and Atlanta u \.W fiIS. also
t.uII Washington Cuari- LlullltJ.I 10
AVxdSta
Man4>ss DIVISION Train leaves Washington at b l.
n daily. except -uutlay
Wa.rrctgl cr,lus Leave washington 81 % NJ and
30 p VI ti.l.y.
II artS and i;.1O.I.- ton inquire az c nraEy OF
L., tdl E"l:lSs !V--l.a avenue - Jnfg! d POT
VI SLAl uHIth. y. MADDANIET.
(IeII- lass AEent- = Il.
mario SOL HAAS. Tratlic AIa-....-.
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AUCTION SALES.

rTNRUSTEEs' SALE OF A TwO-STORY DWELL
Il mo. No 431 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH
WEST
BY virtue OF deed Of trust. dated August 10th -
1877 afd recorded IL Llbr SEQ folio g. viii sell t!
at public auction. in front Of the premises at FOUR aA
THIRTY ?. NJ on TUE,DAY. APRIL FIFTEENTH.
1854 Lot +. in Square 63U together wi the improve.
Ineuts thereon
Terms Ad posit Of 500 time of sale and balance
IN cash on receipt Of decd In the of failure to
comply with terms within days the property viii
be resod at the risk and cost Of tie defaung purchaser
ALPHECS MIDDLETON T-r,..o..
apS.l2I43t WI p YOUNG trustees
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Arrested ON a Seriou. CHARGE

About two O'Clock this afternoon Omcer
Slack, of the secohd precinct. arrested Grant
Thomas, colored, on Benning's road, on
Q charge. OF rape, committed on Martha
Diggs, colored girl ten years old The alleged
Onense was committed March 9Th, at Mrs Man
ning's farm, on the Benning's road. across the
Eastern Branch. Thomas is q prisoner in the
second precinct station.
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The Pacific SQUADRoN.-Rcar Admiral T. K.
Hughes reports to the Navy department the TOD W.
ing disposition OF the Vessels OF the Pacific squad
ron on the 3lst March: The Hartford was AZ san
Francisco with orders To prrparn Yer sea: the
Adams was on the coast of Alaska; tiie arkdwanna,
Wachusett and Iroquois were on the western coast
OF South America. and Capt. 4. y. Cooke OF the
Lachawanna, had alt noi1ty 10 dispose OF them dur
ing the absence or the c0mmander-in-clilef. The
onward was al Callao Peru Admiral Hughes
states that on the 81 81 March he rtllnuui,tird
command OF the squadron 10 Capt. Carpenter,
pending the arrival OF Commodore tIjshur
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After Hecc~&.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST FnT7

CONTINUED From FIRST EDITION
Mr. Thompson resulnta the stand. and IN reply -
Mr.. Wells said that he had Ho luminosity AaiIi-t
the defendants.
EX-pETECTIyE vOSs FX.v!SEn.
A. II. NosS. an eA-detec,iy,. testified that Ia
called, with McDevitt ana Finder ga tir ui-p' ct
the robbery, at MI Whites. He Introduced Nr.
Finder 10 MIR. White. Ia answer To q question
about Mr. Flinders business. lie witness said d..
did not know what he diI in parti,tI, ar lr!t d..
used TO he around the office. and h,ls.i
McDevttc and the Others He believed Ice WIS
a private detective. Tie witness said that Nj
White wanted Finder 10 go 10 Sew York that
night, but Finder could not gD then. They STAYED
There about a half hour and talked over The rob-
otIy. He saw no telegram. lie testified 10 the
interview with Mr.. Thompson II head, quarters ga
the night OF the robbery. and Thar ne wanted
McDeyltt 10 go. but Le said that IA could nj 20.
He did not 20 10 Mr.. Thonp,on> house.
THE QUESTION As 10 ADMISSION OF HORACE HoGAHs
TEsTINoNY.
Horace Hogan was then called. Before h was
sworn Mr.. Chrtsty asked permission to submit
documents in regard 10 his competency AZ n wit
ness I've have a record which We submit IN re
gard TO this witness. continued MI Chri>ty, hand
Ing document 10 Mr.. Wells
In the examination OF the paper Nr Wells WIS
assisted 10y Mr.. her, formerly VI the star route
counsel.
Mr. Wells said that the record Of conviction was
only effective IN the jurisdiction where II WAS l~o.d
as far as IL referred 10 the competency al rhe V il
ness. In the cas-. Of lang,lon ~ Evans Do 'r. M.
Circuit Court. the conviction OF SIborna' ion ~ per
jury against the witneSS SIrajton was held MOI 10
apply IN tins Jurisdiction.
Mr. Christy said he had no knowledge 81 Such 2
decision, but he knew that II was contrary 10 all
previous rulings. and he would say 1t viii. al due
respect TO the Circuit Court.
Judge Wylie said that This court had placed a
construction upon the Maryland law IN several
cases
Mr. Wells said that this record was from PENN
SylNaia, where the law wsS til" same a. the Mary
lanu law namely, that the serving Oi th, ,.Ii-
fence relieved the accused of the d-qHa.itir9ti1LS
The record would not prevail in Peun>y WANNA and
could not here, Where the law is The same
TIE COURT SAID
that he had decided that the lax was SIN I'm on.r
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

fg'HOS. j. FISHER 4 Co
Ee''. Estate Auctoneers 1874 NV
AtfIleN SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE LOTS on T
4Ekt L MAI FOCRTFFNTt STRTFT Y n
,p pft I.ISDAi AFIERNoQN. FIFTEEN Ha2S
II L. y y Ioo3 az II ALt-P PAST rot X O'CLOCK V&
~ 1vLt O. TIE premises. shall offer at public
At 20 TIE Lgh"st bidder. lots thirty-six 1867 and
t-3-J 1N A1A Az - -eieu'
lis Cts each havea ironta~e of % feet lOinches on
tltI tWten 18th and 18th streets northwest with
$50 Let 10 inches to 80 foot concrete alley.
E5ilts v IL De announced at time sale.
ai"uNus THOS. J. FISHER CO, Aucts
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND GRANr.

The House committee on public lands to-day
agreed upon the report prepared by Mr. Ileney %
the bin forfeit portion the land grant To The,
Northern Pacific railroad. MesSl-. Oates. Van
Eaton and strait voted against the report. Nj
Belford was not present. Delegate Brent wiz
offer substitute To the bill agreed upon hV the
committee when ii Is brought UP Tor Consideration
in the House.
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COMMANDER CoGHLAN, commanding the L. s. s.
Adams, reports to the Navy department, under
date Of sitka, Alaska, March 18th, that affairs Ia
that country were quiet
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Failure in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, April st. Robert jenkins 6 Sons
provisions, went to protest last night and their Sus
pension was announced to-day. No assignment
has been made, and there Will be a meeting OF the
creditors on Monday next. Speculation III pork Is
said to have caused their en- barrassmenI.
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Ny AL1El; b. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers
LNECUTOE'S SALE OF OFFICE FCRNITURECA
itSRAi H. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, &C., AT
Al CIIUN
8 order Cf The Supreme Court of the District of Co
4Ctila. holding special term / shall sell at the
G-or-eto' University Law Building corner 9Th and +
streets northwest. on WEDNESDAY, APRIL NINTH.
D 1874 a FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the personal eff
fees o. TIE late ID ID. Kane, deceased named part
one tai-raph in perfect order.
tiit very fine WOOton Desk. Office Table
One CC!ul-rte Set of Fishers Patent Cases
|. = Patent C.t;ce official Gazette, complete 1872
TO ISIS
Eevul. BcU6 CaSe: Letter Press
Library OF miscellaneous Books Shelving etc
Terms c4S Il.
..1I 1t T. J. DARLINGTON Fx cu+or
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EITCH. FOX K BROWN. Real Estate Brokers'

ASSIGNEE,S SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY Situated On MERIDIAN HILL
ROAD AND SIXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED.
The undersigned. assignee for the benefit of the&a&
creditors Ut Il, naTn Lawrence and Albert Asher NV
lately doing business in the city of New York will -
sell al public anctoE. the premises In the District
Columbia. on WE'D \ESDAY, APRIL TWENTY THIRD,
A. ID. 1884. az HALF PAST FOUR O'CIOL X F. NJ. ali
those certain pieces parcels OF land situate aud lying
III TIE county OF Washington. III the District of Column
ba and Known as lots Numbered one two three four,
nNe SIX twelve thlree fourteen. fifteen and
Ill blocE numbered twentypne, OF Hall and Elvars re-
cord! subdivision OF Meridian HILL containing eighty
two Thousand five hundred square feet of ground as
surve ed III September A. u lo6T. by Charles H. Bliss
surveyor.
Terms Iuade known at time Of sale.
Da cd New IOrE. March l1tll 1894
~ ELLIS ). YATES, Assignee
Stern MYERS.
Attorneys for Assignee. IS Wall st. New York city,
mlls-tu&d, DUNCANSON BROS Ancts
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PALTIMOEE AND OHIO RAILROAD
INT MODEL FAST LINZ AND THE ONLY LINE
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TIE EAST AND he WEST
VA A-fIN,rID>.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-08
Tele0raNhic RrieTS

w. Montgomery Won the wrestling match al
Manchester, y. H., with Nat. HutchinS last night
for $3.50 side.
The sand and round houses OF the Pennsylvania
railroad company at Waverly, j., were burned
this morning. Loss. 5000