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AUCTION SALES.
TO..MOR ROW.
HOMAS BOWLING. Aucuonee-

,HA aHf1FI rS SALE Y OF VALUABLE PRopEKTr
BENG 5E p av 81 ~ v1 VS. q GioEaETowS,
1 y;sG6 . y Columbia passed in in which
ana a otRe ae sgs Sd ss Fsav
ia6Fs w sfSI Ea06 si!s 81 SP
that tract of lard called White Haven snd ls.erly as
i sslgy View Farm" lying in the District Of Co
silriIR po at the end Of IS perch1s measured on
sfadint on the south side Of the new free
sad sc being known as the Dolly Barber" which
Have formerly oae Bs John Murdock and from
iG1aa 4
,n Sts the east side Of SAID read north 60 asssss
f aoTh west pssehss +, then ZEN north srd r.
ae Between lance and JONI Mnrdocfs psr
SOUTH s the said iun dT
SIN he the LATTE. bsns continued from
sui ,bs sad E4fe read north * sss5ss. sss
perch to the ss.d division line between Alliancs
Pd 3 n6rS vR ee a wsss
bounded hickory tree which Is boundary Of Alliance
ard e So by and with ss DIVISION Es Il sonh IS
east to the place of beginning containing a
Terms of sale third cash. the residue of the pur.
chase money in six twelve and exhtesn months fro
Interest DEPOSIT Il sloO required and to be forfeited
ten days from the day of sale or the purchaser may pay
all cash on the ratification OF the sale by the court
ton sale by the the trustees viii convey to the
purchaser 1t his cost and exp the property him
cold tree clear. discharged Of all claim Of the par
R. JACKSON. Trustee,
FRED. " JUNES, Trustee
apl-10t 4I2 Louisiana ave " ashington-
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 1o-yirginis skies. past-due
coupons 40: ten forties 34 Virginia new threes
SIX; North Carolina sixes old 1854 bid to day
BALTIMORE. April y. Cotton frmm;-,middlns. 11k
steady and quiet western higher closing dull: southern
red 1O9a1.12: do. amber l.l2all5 No. Maryland
100 bid May. 1.ooaal 0o4: June. 16l'sslO2: July.
lOl4al o.; August 10 AalOlA Corn,,southern
dun southern white 56aSs DO yellow $500 western
june. 55a5a july Sea5s steamer 4sa5i Oats steady
and hrrnasouthern: .oa4s: western white. 4a42 do
Provisions quiet and firm Ee9s lower and quiet l6aI7
Coffee dull-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 9HalO3S
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton SID
dour ls.3d grain hrr,er 38a4d Receipts-nour 745
rye 700 bushels: Shipments, none. ssles-wheat.
To- morrow Good Friday the e will be no market
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Telegraphic Briefs.

The schooner George Calhoun. from Providence
9 S Ter m e 9S
brought to Boston to-day. The crew OF the Calhoun
report that q lew days before being rescued they
fell In with an unknown Gloucester schooner which
was sinking The Calhoun sent boat to the YES
sci and took OF five men, but when the boat came
alongside the Calhoun 1t was swamped by sea,
and all six were drowned.
The steamer Baltic took S250,OOO in gold to-day
from New York for England $4,000 In gold has
been engaged for Saturdays steamers up to noon
to-day.
'An the coal companies" says Wall street dis
patch, shave agreed to suspend mining operations
during next week"
The schr. Alice Borda, from Wilmington, n. c.,
reported at New York to-day, having been II days
north OF Hatteras and lost part OF her deck load.
owen COogan Son, tanners, OF P1ttsneld, Mass,
have suspended. Liabilities S45 900.
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RED SKINS READY FOR MISCHIEF.
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
FORT WASHABLE, WYo., April 9, 1884
There is great excitement here over the report
that the Indians contemplated an uprising. Sitting
the matter TO the bottom found that runner had
arrived from the northern Cheyennes IN Dakota
porting that they had soon would break out, and
requested the ArapahoeS, their old friends, TO join
them. This with the short allowance OF rations 81
the present time, led many TO believe they would
break out as soon as grass was sufficient to feed
their ponies 1t was also reported that the Sho-
shones had expressed their intention OF leaving as
soon as the rations ran out, which viii not be FAR
In the future.
Learning these, your correspondent having known
Black Coal, chief or the Arapahoes, some years. and
being quite friendly with him, sent for him TO come
In. He came, and We have just held council, In
which he said: "Many years ago the northern
CheyenneS and my people were friendly, but at the
present time no friendship exists between. US, and
Ii the Cheyennes go to war will furnish the army
with as many scouts as they want. 1 am friendly
to the whites and am determined my people shall
remain true to the whites and soldiers" While /
have every reason to believe Black Coal still fear
that when the rat1ons get low, and the grass high
he will be unable to control the young men, and
they will join any Indians who may be at war with
the government.
also sent courier to washakie, chief OF the
ShOShoneS. and he returns with the information
that he, Washakie will hold the Shoshones If it is
In his power to do so. He says 81 have always
been friendly and have Kept my Reopen s So h Me
the rationS are gone it Will be hard tral for me
to hold my people on the reservation 10 Starve."
These Indians have been very unsuccessful In the
hunt this winter. getting very few robes or pelts,
and very little food They have returned TO their
agency earlier and more hungry than usual after
winters hunt, an: there having been no provision
for such early return the present outlook is that
by May list they win be entirely out OF provisions
have no money, robes or pelts 70 trade and then
the music will begin. They will not starve, and
naturally win begin killing cattle This VIII bring
on trouble between them and the cattle men. and
probably blood will be shed This will force them
Into O war, whether they are willing TO engage IN
It or not We can only wait until grass grows and
zee, In the meantime trusting something may turn
up to tide them over the two months Intervening
between the distribution OF the ratlons at present
on hand and the arrival OF their next years supply.
C K
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The Light Infantry Armory and opera

Mr.. d. J. Macarty, the successful bidder for the
erection OF the Washington Light Infantry armory,
to-day obtained from the building Inspector TIE
necessary permit, and Will commence work at once
The subcommittee on corporations OF the House
have submitted TO the District Commissioners the
form OF bill eXempting armOr1eS from taxation.
which the Commissioners VIII recommend, Under
certain restrictions and amendments which 40 one
Will probably object 10. The building committee
OF the battalion, composed OF Messrs Dyer S0Iner-
Vile, Neumeyer, Miller, Tnlms and Col Moore. viii
shovel the 1rSt load OF Ort from the site this
the foundation.
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Mr. Gibson and the Cann0n.Mufray
Letter.

Nr. Gibson and the Cannon.MuFray
Letter.
|. To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Mr.. Brewster Cameron is quite ready to make the
most he can out OF the letter OF George @, Cannon
which was always with the papers In the Murray
case while they were In the possession OF the
Springer committee 1t Is with them STILL II
never was In my possession. Z had no desire to
have 1t, to conceal or to have 1t concealed The
letter speaks for itself 1t written three years
ago, and simply directed the attention of Attorney
General Macveagh to the papers on nle In the Dc
partment OF Justice.
Mr.. Cameron, however, Is apparently not con-
the arrest OF McCord, upon which were charged in
the handwriting OF Marshal murray illegal fees ia
the amount OF $S26 That paper was among the
rest OF the documents In the Murray when they
arst came from the Department OF Justice TO the
Springer committee. The papers went back to the
Department OF Justice In the custody OF one Of
Camerons clerks When they again came to the
Springer committee, at the time OF the examina-
ton Of George X. Chase, the McCord warrant was
missed 1t had disappeared. It has not been
one who desired TO fasten guilt upon Murray. 1t
was lost, mislaid or distracted by some one who
wanted to shield Murray.
1t Is already In proof that the letter OF the Attor-
hey General demanding Murrays resignation was
withdrawn and the copy Of the same cut nom the
letter-book OF the Department Of Justice It Is
also In evidence that the report OF Chase who ex-
am1ned into the charges against Murray and re-
ported them sustained, was for long time kept
nom the files Of tho Department oe Justice. The
and the abstraction Of an important paper dos not
appear 70 be OF the slghtese CONSEQUENCE IN tins
case. Very respectfully, A. II. GDooN
washington, b. C., Aprn 9. 1854
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stahbed his Wife in a Court Room.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10.-George S. Hughes, who
has been separated from his wife for some time,
refusal to return to his home, threatened TO Xiii
her. She had him arrested and he was taken be-
fore magistrate this morning. AS MIS- hughes
was stepping up TO give her testimony in the mag
istrates court her husband sprang at her and draw
Ing shoemaker's knife hacked her several times
In the face and head 1t took some trouble TO dis
arm him The woman was severely wounded and
was taken to the hospital. Hughes was committed
to await the result or his wifeS Injuries
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CAUTTON-Genuin only with the fac simtle
Of Baron Iiebig's Signature in Blue Ink acroes
70 various cheap and infextor substitutes
being in the market
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The HOMEOPATHIC Hospttal.

The board OF lady managers Of the National
Homeopathic Hospital Association met to-day at
the hospital on street. The subject under con-
sideration the advisabilty OF the union OF the
Homeopathic hospital with the Garfield hospital.
No definite conclusion was reached.
The report of the financial secretary, Mrs Dr.
Pope, showed the receipts during the past two
years OF this board amount to 81 ,T4.96.
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No Harm to the Peach buds.

WILMINGTON, DEL, April 1.-THE inclement
weather OF last night moderated with the going
down OF the storm and Erery Evenings advices
thus far are that no harm has been done 10 peach
buds in the upper part or the peninsula. The lower
part has not been heard from
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Uncertainty in Wall Street,

NEW YORK, April 10-The Post says:-The gen.
eral character OF the stock market this forenoon
was negative The trading was confined almost
exclusively to professional spectators, and the
great majority OF these seemed TO have no clear
ideas about the future OF the market. The eX-
tremely unsatisfactory situation In the trunk line
pool affairs still hangs over the market as the most
prominent depressing influence, and though all the
experts acknowledge that there is reason to eX-
pect that matters Will ever work more harno-
niously under the present defective system, no.
body seems to know OF any progress being made
With any new method OF business.
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LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Tc b had Of ~ stor.kesger,+ 9EocH s.: :nd
Wholesale only G. David Co. Fenchurch
avenue. London, England ApN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HIGHLY IMPROVED
l. PROPERTY NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR

L.
By virtue OF a deed Of trust from Mary g. Nor-A
man 70 the Undersigned dated the 22d day Of No a
TWkNTY,FIRsT OF APRIL, 1884 in front Oh the
Court House door Of said county, about ONE OCL0CK
sell. Ct public auction, the Farm known as Den
seeSo I3rmerty owned by John Mccormick containing
o9 S-lOO acres with comfortabl dwelling house and
the usual outbuidnes. This property is BEAUTIFULLY
fss and H. and has schools churches &C. The
sppea pears. peaches &c. in full bearing, and small
fruits such - grapes and raspberre> in large QUANTITY
and variety and offers many Inducements TO persons
desiring pleasant and profitable country residence
Terms sale SO much cash in hand as viii nav the
expenses OF sale and the sum OF $1,000 with interest on
9O from 20 November 1881 less &2l5 IS Of interest
$500 the Id OF November 1885 $500 on the ed 81
November. 1885 $500 on the 22d November 1897 05O0
on the ga SovsmHer 1888 and $500 on the 22d Noven
to be paid annually and the residue II any to tall due
the 2d day Of November IS O. all DO secured by
bOEda OF the purchaser. with approved personal q
curity and .ie1 on the pr. perty sold
John Mccormick. NO. 1ll6 New Jersey avenue Waah.
ington D. c., or Moore L Son, ATTORNEYS Fair;ax al
purchase B. WALTON MOORE
mh2o-1aw6w Trustaa
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TIE CASE OF THE PLYMOUTH RocK.-The supervis-
ing inspector general OF steam vessels has made
report to the Secretary OF the Treasury In the
Of the steamer Plymouth Rock OF the line between
New York and Long Branch, In which he says lie
regards the action OF the supervising inspector OF
refused is that the boilers OF the vessel her
guards, which fact is alleged TO render the vessel
unsafe for ocean travel
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The grand Jury reported, this afternoon, that the
charge against Charles Tasco, OF HOUSEKEEPING In
the night, had been ignored.
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The Courts.
Eorrry COrRT-T,,doe

EQUITY COURT.-J,idce James.
To-day. McDermott agt. McDermott: pro confesso
Herbert agt Williams; Geo. d. 1Of appointed
guardian ad utem. Barnard agt Barnard: COM
mission to obtain answer OF infant defendant or
dered to issue. Hays agt Hays; reference 10 audi
tor ordered.
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Crops in Indiana, Illinois and Ohio.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 10.-The Indiana Farmer
has crop reports from every county in Indiana, ILL.,
nols and OHIO. which show the following percent
age OF wheat acreage compared with the acreage
OF last year, In Indiana, 95 Illinois, &c. Ohio, "a.
The condition OF wheat In Indiana is So; Illinois,
60; Ohio, 81 VITA the exception OF peaches this Is
much better showing than that given by the
Farmer at this time last year.
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Bu.fnes, Note. from wall Street.

NEW YoRK, April 10, Wall street.-C.P P. Huntington
says there Is no truth in the story that the Atlantic
and Pacific Is to be continued TO the Pacific ocean,
and that he has offered TO sell the MoJave division
OF the Southern Pacific to the Atlantic and Pacific.
1t is stated that the coupons or the Mexican Gen.
tra seven per cent bonds OF July LIST for $685. have
been offered for sale al $50.
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PARSOS NEWMAN NINs.-The New York Sun IN
DAY S1AS: The anu-Newman party last night lost
IL control u the board " dtaccns through the
- t'"d RESIGNATION u 4. :. Cruoker. who was
ta2 nth member ~ the Raur,ev phalanx on ths
Itdf4. ana Just before midnight the parson was
luU!tanlY proclaimed master II the ueld by his
4rEai CHAMPION. Deacon Foster and the loyal
church members sAUwered congratulations upon
h4..A
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he WILL NOT ACCEPT THE NOMINATION UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES.
In private letter received by gentleman OF this
city from prominent southern democrat, who ex-
poets TO be delegate from his state to the national
democratic convention, the writer says that the
other day he had an hours confidential talk with
Ex-Governor T1lden. He called upon MI. T1lden to
urge him to consent to his nomination for the pres
dency and assured him of cordial and almost unan-
imous support In the convention from the south.
The writer Of the letter gives 1t his honest
ylct1On based upon the conversation referred to,
that Mr.. TiIden "will not accept the nomination
under any circumstances"
He WILL ACCEPT SAT THE PROPER TINE"
democratic senator, who recently visited Mr.
Tiden in New York, said to STAR reporter day:
81 assure you canddly, that Mr.. Tlldens health is
good as yours mine. He has never suffered
any general attack OF paralysis His left arm is
partially parayzed and some OF the organs OF the
throat also The latter affects his voice, but Til
dens general health is good" This Senator believes
that Mr.. Tilden VIII be nominated. and that at the
proper time he Will assent TO his nomination.
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U,HOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.


CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROvED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
COLIN AVENUE COR GLkNWOOD ROAD KNOWN
AS THE KEATING PROPERTY WASHiNGTON.
u. C..
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia, sitting i'll equity passed A.
in cause twheren Heating ct al. complai .A..D
ants and Mclaughlin ct al defendans). No 1851
shall on THURSDAY. THE TWEEN ~ FOURTH
DAY OF APRIL. A D. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
NJ the premises, sell the following described real
estate situated in said district wit Lots No "a So
4O42 AZ 40 30 O. 6S - and 10 in McLauehlins sub
division OF the tract Of land known Prospect Hill.
and also the undivided one-alf interest III to Lots
So 81 and 81 in the said subdivision of Prospect Hill.
to -ether with buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of large and we-ouilt brick dwelling and
stables.
Terms: One-third cash: balance IN six and twelve
months notes to bear six cent interest from day of
sale ali cash at the option OF the purchaser
chasers. Deposits of $25 will he required each
Improve lot and $3.50 the homestead Ii ternis Of
sale not complied with within five days after day
OF sale the trustee the right to resell the
erty at the risk and defauting purchaser or
purchasers JOHN F. Ennis. trustee
No 4S6 l.. uisiana avenue
In order to secure purchaser purchasers of the
homestead menoned IN the above advertisement good
and valid title 70 the whole Of the said property shall
at the SAM TINE AND PLACE offer for sale my un-
epo-dts MARGARET A. THYSON.
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A Steamship Crushed by the Ice and

ST. JOHNS, n. F., April 10.-A dispatch from the
channel reports the arrival last night OF the steamer
that the steamship Tiger was crushed In the fee Of
the Gulf OF St Lawrence and sank Immediately.
The crew was rescued By the Leopard Seals are
reported to be abundant in the Gulf Of st. Law
renee.
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Explorations in Alaska.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10-The schooner Ouna-
lasHa, with Lieutenant George NJ. Stoney IN COM
mand, has sailed Tor Alaska l1eutenat Stoney
goes to make further explorations Of the great
river discovered bV him last year.
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THE OTTO GAS Engine

Il Requires no boiler avoids AT, e,,,.,s...
&c loss OF time no handling OF fuel and no So
Eseo extensively Tor running Pxssefgrr ard a.
1evators SEWING Machines. Meat Choppers I,Ir,5h.
Pc El nai fresses Coffee Mills. Ecasers FsI-r
Pc huInx Nachlnery, l-stLes. &c &c his enY,T,
frnr with extreiEe smoothress anu re.1,I.rity =, @
possesses tne Ieast number workIux uart ~,
re paIns11!Ass as to price, 49, wy =, Otcs ,,
".-~es~s - ~~eAsS~ Xlj
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The Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April 10, II g. m.-After the first half
hour OF trading, prices for wheat weakened tempo
rarily, and May sold down to SAX rallied to S5K,
receded to SAX and is now SAX. Corn Is so for May
Pork Is q shade easier,
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The Threatened Indian Trouble.

THE SITUATION OF AFFAIRS IN NOTWITHSTANDING
RED SKINS READY FOR MISCHIEF.
C1rreap0ndence of The EYENING
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TIE GREAT
i PENNSYLVANIA ROrTP

i 55 S55Ss}Hl szss IS H?EEF gnrr-,
IS IIFrcr S oPEtlb = = ,iT ES ~. lPAESE
TEAMS ~ LIZ PROM sIATloS coasR.
&fIf1ttsburx AID the hest Chica-J TAINTED Fxp-a,.
daily with s.erii. Car ron, Hsis is
iS sincihi& Nt.tern tHIrys~ - ,. m daily With
81; Y fY5 .ad ai.ly .i iai
10 \ N daly PITS, s1.d the Vet ~1ss
ii, ri s M, e 1S,iTa2
Is ~ ta-.s' dai-ua, ko,I-,'e- b ;aIo Nas-s-,
r. ., o. ny ~ ir.:t s, ~, 2; w..ii !iaGe Clrs
u -.1iE s>l.i-tol III SATURDAY !..S.t a.. Ut
H. W...a.,.,i OFT I6cS Haven and Eir.ira $500. Il
T. o. - =, = ( S 80, 80,
So. O. al! II Il, T. On sunday, go 10 90 ll1
= :. = n Limited EIIrees .: IuI.il-aI FaIor Cara
>. 50 .. = Csliy. e1ctI sunday.
T.: s;aI -tLcvt cl4-nse. iu1 u every week GAY
1oi r, .slyI I'll tI-oush trains connect at Ier
sty ..ly ~;L t'sts q Brooklyn Annex, aiforIiinz
scies Nv YdsE c,sy s''s' '-'--S 0'D''s III
1s 60 - - = au., lo5o a. "a - Ia, 80 90 1000
1eI BIo - n daily Sn e1 io SUNDAY d
zoe. y ~ ESQ 80 go ana II Is p III On
TonoAJ 1o--o Ia 20 ~. Az. III ~ and II Is
fs, Pores Greek Line. 80 4 L. and a.4op IL daily
teI AnE-ioAs. &c In AID 44op IT. esiy. e.cerssun
Alt Z < sNh up mp TEEDEtIcKsBURe RAIL.
sc az and IL Z II % '1 e. Il sa ~ ss
fel Eielu.cnd snd the S ~ n a. and s.ov
s arc 10 is : n 6s.ly ssc.pt sunday N'
AID 1870 an 100 S.os a es GO q l TO-
Esno y 10 n1icnisht on sunday IL u and 10 IL
1stt: and ,nt0EHsion a. The ooe. nor.hess, corner
hon where or .i ios The Gf slG a, the 81.
gags to es'nna'ff i' T6d 1I's.
CHAs E PUGH. Genela Nans..r 1Asssisef Agent,
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CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent

(NHARLES w. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS; EAST SIDE OF
Ninth BETWEEN Z AND STREETS AND ON
WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH, BETWEEN NORTH
Strict AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated October 3Oth 80
A. D. 1855. anG recorded in nber No 1901, folio lsS
ct seq of the land records for the District
Columbia. we sh II offer at public auction in ont OF
the premises the following desc bed estate situate
In the city OF sshington District OF Columbia wit
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH 1884 ut
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, Lot numbered two (2) In square
numbered nine hundred and sixteen (9l6)
On SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ Lot numbered 100. in square numbered nine hun.
dred and thirty eixht (936
On SAME DAY. at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ Lots num-
bered nine 49, ten uO eleven u. twelve 2 square
numbered nine hundred and sixty five $500 tn same
division will be exhibited at time Of sale.
Terms Oue- third in cash and the balance In six
twelve eighteen aud twenty four months with interest
trust on the pro- erty Sold or all cash at option
$50 VIII be requd at the time Of sale On each
lot and all recording and conveyancing at the ex.
pense Of purchaser purchasers Terms to be
complied with in days otherwise the property will
be resold at the risk and cost of the defaung pur-
chaser after nve days advertisement.
DANIEL OC. CALLAHAN,
No. 435 7th street northwest. I r-.,.
RANDALL HAGNER, Arusteea
aps-d6ds 40 Louisiana ave- northwest.
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INTENDS 10 REs1GN.-Mr. John J. Knox intends
resigning his position as controller OF the currency,
to accept the presidency OF the National bank Of
the Republic Of New York City.
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LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
An invaluable and palatable tonic in all casss
Of weak digestion and debility rs . guccesc
and 2 boon for WHICH nations sho cY de fses
British Medical Journal" &o
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Az IslED.

tle hev Henry Geullch. at his residence No le south
NEi u EMMA NJ DAVIDSON. both of washineton
ID q. =