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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29
Ireland.

DUBLIN, June 2o.-Winstanloy, Home
Rule candidate for the Mayoralty, has
publicly renowned Masonry, and it is
fumored that Archbishop McCabe will
recall his pastoral letter iorbidding Cath
olics from supporting him, as the latter,
by his withdrawal from Masonry, has
placed himself outside the bane of the
Pope's allocuton Of Free Masonry
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29

MAIDEN, MASS, June 2S.-E. VI. jack
pn, of Medlord, was sayagely attacked
" a Siberian BLOODHOUND, Belonging to
Gro. X Goulderi, this morning \ des-
}ordte struggle epsued, in which Jackson
had an arm broken and was severely Bit
en-, He finally succeeded in shooting the
log to death, and thus escaped
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Arrest of Cooks Accomplico.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 2s.-Thomas
Barr, a negro, was arrested here yeSter-
lay charged with the murder of Mrs.
look at Nation, Ill.,. n his pockets
we're found papers and letters referring
the murder and telling him to keep QUE
If the way. Barr says that when taken
70 NATION DC can prove his innocence.
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France.
THE CHOLERA.

MARsEILIEs, June 2S.--An ambulance
system to hurry cholera patients to the
hospital is being organized under the SUI
pcrlntendency of the renowned DR.. Mittre,
who believes that the malady is really
the Asiatic cholera. The American Con-
sui has been ordered by his Government
to cable daily the progress Of the dis
llsp
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BUFFALO.

CATTLE-U nch,n~cd In ian steers. LOO
TO 1900 lbs average, S5.jJ0jgJ; Of $50 lbs,
S5.lO Illinois steers, of from OOD TO |, 100 los
S5.40d5. Is; poor to good Texans, SiOOlGltO;
stockers and feeders dun at S}.O00lOD
SHEEP AND LAMBS-l'nchangrd sales good
to choice 'hcGpat 81 3jGLT5; medium to good
sheep S370BjSi; market closed weak.
HOGS-Dull; pitchers grades, s. 80; good
to choice Workers, $5.lOG1LbO.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29
Seven Shots and No Blood.

YNCENNEs, lND, June 2S.--Comty
treasurer Iollngsworth ana City Mar.
hal Sachs fired seven shots at each other
IN the street at midnight. All missed
heir mark, The ARRAY grew out of an
lrged intimacy between HollingSworth
nd Mrs. Sachs, over which suit for
1900 is pending
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29

WuEAT-LowGr; No. . Red. July, g7ltc;
August, <lOJa; September, SlOta; Octopcr,
$i.ubR.
CoRS-Wcakor; June, 50; July, 59hc;
August. fli.c September, ~ So.
OATS Firmer; june b PC; July, 3Gc; An.
gust, "a &c; september, 5nc.
PEOvIsGONS-pork-Du spot mess SlG.2j
@lG,1j Lard-il CHER; steam, July, S73j.
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Death of Mrs. Wolfe.

Mrs. Dulce NJ. Wolfe, widow Of the late
Maj. VIM. Wolfe, and youngest child Of Mr..
0. A. and Mrs. c. Z. Osborn, died Friday
evening, June 27th, at > o'clock, aged 80
yeara, one month and "a days.
The deceased was born at Ottawa, His.
Her late husband was one of the leading
business men Of this city and highly esteem
ed. He was the partner OF Mr.. CO. Patier
in the New York Store. Mrs. Wofe's
health has not been coed since the death of
her husband, which event greatly affected
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29
$4,000 Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 2S.-Fire
his morning in p. p. Kellogg's large
rick government envelope mandatory
i the corner OF Dwight and Taylor
ltrccts, caused damage to about $4,000.
insured.
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Live Sto OK Markets.
{ HICNGO.

HoGs--Receipts 1000 head; prices 81 zoe
higher: light &i7ofg5Jo; rough pack.
S5.!5iG545.
CATTLE Receipts, l,3O) head; duh and
weak; exports, S64066,1j; good to choice
shipping, $j.0)D5jO; common TO fair. S5. 10
GGj.S0.
sHEEp-Rccelpts 300 head; steady; com.
mon to fair, s2ijG5.2j.
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Jnstlhahle Homicide.

WNFRIN, TENN., June 2S.-William
ovens shot Wilson Iarkins dead last
light for maaiu,; insuuations against
owens wife. The Coroner's jury this
morning gave verdict of justinable
iOmicite.
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FUNERAL NOTICE,

The funeral will be held to day (Sund4y)
the procession leaving the house for the
Church of the Redecmer at 80 p. m.
Services at the church at 2 p. m. The spec.
ial funeral train will leave for Beech Grove
Cemetery from the cur1er of Fourteenth
Street ard Ohio Lcvee at 80 p. IN. Friends
Of the family are invited to atteud.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29
ENGLAND WINS.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 26.--The Gentle
men of Hampshire won the cricket match
to-day, beating Philadelphia by five
Wickets.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29

LONDON, June 28,-Musurus Pasha,
Turkish Ambassador to England, has re-
ceiyed q dispatch from the Porte In.
Structing him to attend the Egyptian
conference to-day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LII AtlAl u
ST. PAUL AHEAD.

LONDON, June 2S.-Amcrican railway
securities, with the exception of St. Paul,
opened weak, and at | p. III. showed
decline of Is to IA per cent, as com,
pared with last evenings closing prices,
st. Paul had advanced 3-4 per cent.
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LowELL's FOE.

LONDON, June 28.-Mnister Lowcll's
physician, who was in attendance on him
at noon to-day, said the patient is making
favorable progress toward recovery, and
had passed fair night, There were
numerous callers at the residence to-day,
and many anxious inquiries in regard to
his health have been made by telegraph.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-29

WANTED LOCAL AGENTS-ro sell and deliver
W on commission. A good chance for a capable,
energetic and trustworthy man.
5. c. PALMER, Bloomington, Ill.
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The Daily Bulletin.

ENTERED AT THE CAIRO POsTOFFICE FOR
TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE MAILS At
SECOND CLASS RATES.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Notices in this cOumntnrec lines or less % cents
OpeinsertiOn or 500 per week,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29

have had icmarksble success with Swift
spceill foe the treatment ~ Blood aud skin d.
eases, aud iH female diseases. too at myse
for Cnrbuuclrs wi DO hpppy cN ct.
/. o. G. ll4E-A, NJ. u Atlanta, &c
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swift's specific Is u complete autidote TO Blos
Tairt. Blood Poison Msl-fial Poison aud Ski
IIuinor, H. pI KsoS SMITH, MD, Atlanta, q,
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lrOrKh.
The best smoking tobacco i, Little


Corros-The Nu'l-tins o cotton o1iiOlF ara
lined along the entire tone ind win tnew riS
steady" "barely sea'y' AID nrm.' Such
reports AS weak q lie'' o; dul were rarely
used tp.lny OF any m .rket AZ New YORK tnr
near months advanced points md the resi- ~
points from close Saturday, with SAFES $500
o, or previous r.port. New IOik opened n'l
closed ilrm. A Liverpool ~ advance OF 2 81
occurred ON all months with ruling firm. New
Orleans is ruling taady with an advance OF z
points, except gu Afrll. when ~ pnint on
Bales at New Orleans are 100 over saturday.
Produce hioago-fhe grain market re-
covering Wheat went no IS on both mouti
February closed at ~ Ia and Nay At D. la
Corn was steady all day, with n loss OF IL. how
ever on TebIu iry which month cl1s d ~ .. 5
May corn on last call brought rs | s. which is
previous price. Rec ips ~ gain are: Wheat,
1884; corn 1850 III: oats. G. jj5 shipments are:
Wheat, 81, 929: corn, 1853 y oat', 81 l6O
st. Louis February wheat oSed Oh y ana
lost l.s. May wheat closed at ! VI = nnd
gained Ia Fluctuations not d from previous
close Corn closed at ~ is FOR February de
livery, which IL "a under saturday May corn
advanced Is from saturday and closed io.day
at 81 Ia. February oas sold AT mrs. CAL 'or
20 3.S and closed with H. bid The trading
In February was 4 oil saturdays pfic-s. MAY
outs hsd 50 IS bid.
Provisions -CUicago- February pork IS II .
higher than Saturday, closlng to-day NJ
i5T2i2. Nay pork Is % cents higher, closing
to-day at 10 "a IL + bruary lard IL IL cents
higher tnan Saturday,, closing today a.9G7 IL
May lsrd Is also II IL cents mp, sosing 70 40
This goes to show now NH regard the Amer.
can hog has for Bsnark Erlntc.
NEW YORK.
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Z INpnnVrS ~ luALITY On

/ iIpbOVES ihl QUALIFY w
tir BionfurI fuI'.f.I. and isthorc.
fYFUG Nun iHgigurrI .ld c1sTcctirr
IncBacaufAll rhFg. Ia which
url uanrlntcl wllA Uu infPOYEWHitn
tr,wF uP THE HOOD. These all ylOlI
tufhorrsulatlng nui uourishinglrnl-
critics ofl ia great fool tonic elcmcrt-
Itclmlousates fOrthi loss Of ritdNff.
Induced by t0HSRui ptiOH. tdfdiTi or
bronchial aud Throat affections. le
t"W remedy Feminine lcbifD avn
reimburse tho itDldlo physique for
those losses Of rfGlifg accompany
in, complaints peculiar To The SER
f1ihrTs nursing thor own chHdFon,
and Reiirdif trOUcH who expect 10
hrtomo mothers AMI bring up riJ0r-
az, children SHOULD by all means uso
Il. I WW restore sufferers Prom
Mental or Nervous Prosfr0 fiOn nrii-
!ng from Orer- rOFI, Jrccss's or
groir1rfc,i Discuss. IL TW euro
Drunkenness and tho Opium HdJit
for as tho appetite grows hcalihiet
and Ilgc ton moro vigorous through
fno u-n ~ this Tpuir. tho unnatural
craving die, AWAY until totally Ok
tlnct. Shigi'J bcH'Jicidi Ia Lircr
Complaints, lI,i'drim Fi-rcr, anu
ALI UdIdrial Disease aud for tho
lrbilitatlng effects uf I'crcr Of any
Mind &C has no rfyn1f. ~ repairs
trrsir, bnprOrgs Din 'stion and Up
.,rflfe, and niior,s tho Dgspcpfio n
saiid un c0siiy uysin. H0bIo drticii
of mod: nud lt 40 Ilog9Hrf to she tsio
mat tho most son. Two .l'aio VIII not
IsIeCt n.
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BANKS
Dallas National Bank
DALLAS. TLNAs.
PAID Up CAPITAL. Sl50.00O,

TTAnsarls uenlfal hHnkI1g HuIiness.
OFflCERS-s, a. Rayne, President Il ".
TompkinS Vi,e-Presldons Il. NJ. hoaTdon,
Cashier
DIRECTORIES. q. Dayno, r, ". Temp
want JI l.. A, Mordecai. W II, Wright, q, A,
Heating " N Roardon.
The following are Eastern Subscribers 10 the
stock OF this Bank, Estate Charles Wheeler, lnie
Vice. President Centre National Bank. Philadel.
phia;G NJ. Trautman, President Central Ma tiana
bank, Philadelphia II, W brown, lrovldeni
Life n Trust Company, philadelphia w, A.
s. q Bayne, President fir.t National Rank,
Bradford, Pa; l.. y, Lawion, First National
Bank, orlean, N I;J, v, kitts, ST. Petef,burg
tPa } Savings Bank; ], X, Hanna, Weir Plow
Company. Monmouth, m; ID. o'Day. vioo.
President United Pine Lines.
hank IN Dexter q ~ gnsson's former Insur'
snce once, MAIN STREET.
L a A noSnnn u. IL AIAnnIraA
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nu ,trnlod MarrieFc GUIDE, go pages. cissS
and gilt binding. 10 cents; Same IN paper oevet'
p cents. Manhood, 10 cents womanhood. ,
cents; pamphlet cents, securely seaioa.t
mail. send money or postage stamps. d.
WHITTIER, tho Great specialist, 6i7 b
CHI. at...t - I.uls-
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Our treatise on Blood and skin DibchScs
mated FREQ to applicants.
swTv7 spTCIFlCro. Drawer r. Atlanta &c
Now York Onicn $50 Mest I'D street
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THE GREAT RNGLlSH REM8D'

lsA never failinT bi
~ Nervous Iebib'
exhaust Nitalily.Sc
iunl weakness. 6p
matofrnma, l. u y
MANHOOD, impotr
cy. Para ysis, ana ~
tr iblc effects of Il
Ahusf, youthful foil
sfdpNc, sstt Ia MAIN
We such Hs loss
AZ, mofv LHssiiuteN
iuinal Emissions, Ay'
zion g. society, pii
utts ~ Wis nD, Nor
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Inl,.J came l-0m tnc north % take charRe
the es works IH Rom" rs ,uparir 'u lent, a.
after the owe fIN. WIIrh occurred D. ihe Spin
following was very much cyunssd - malar
poi.on. ard lu is, iouul NV ulppi % contain
d ted wi b me pulsl1 -1H' was ior''d - gu
I'M hrgIr..s. wr. treated hy tho plyticie'
without feH T. Ny 'r uu.c finally Geiffmint
in an u1s.,>s uf the liver. ard u' arly eve ry O.
lry eli iurutsdi thought ! wss d. mod Ia O
within few days In This condition was -
vi.cl hy II friend q tlkc -wif's Spc ilr, and
took 10 iustB. % dIu vuius man won i Ca"l -
straw, nut ., soon rs MY syst IA got under a.
iuuu,ncc of the rem DIV. III uh,cc-s came b.
point aud burst, = s'ug of without pain.
fifteen days after this | was M ~ my work, A.
have since enjoyed excellent health
Every sufferer fr m M AHA oson shoul
take swiflis 5 cillc q G EscEh
srpt Rome Gas Light Co npany.
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MEDICAL
Smiths !s.,a.. d Nay Flower
ThoTlmcTrlpdauduuI'crnllyApprwodRomedy
mrall Diseases oithc nladdcraul Kidneys.
It Po-'' ,s 'us". Z icrc all
och .acdies ttgs rail-
ed 10 Produce 10 ..

"n,lghrs Disease % tLo GIir. -" d fearful
scourse. which spares neither ng,, ~ norcondi'
ton. becomes an incumblc disease only for tho
want of timely attention. liallowcd Ia work Us
rayagcs unchecked until Il has fastened upon'he
ylaisofit. victim, no mcdlca skin can release ~
hold. 10 claimsits pfgy. aud annually uumhcnil s
victims boy tho thousand timely u'eoI
Smiths Extract of May Flower
Will positively prevent such results. In proof Of
this assertion, wo cite you 10 the numbcrcss c'il'
mouiAls in our possession, and quote such rml'
nont authorities rs DR., lli Ives, 81 New Haven.
Conn, aud DR., Klne Compiler of Kings Dis
prn.atoryl Ask your own physician " these
names are authorities, and decide iur yourself
whether you viii sacrihgv your life rather Than
surrender your prejudice a. ma advertised mcdl'
cine. Decide now, Il may not boz too la'c.
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
i, natures own remedy Itisuo Nilo dococi.on
ofuluscuus drugs mud dangerous chemicals. May
Flower ls % modest litt'o riuntNH.gh grows In
NyW TaHuIllud, Iu Iyuu-y huulu nul Kentucky,
rI.Nurrtir and n,trlurrul iu Co., pslpp1.H,, nu'
l.. PROMINENTLY boon used Co GREAT advantage .u
pi.ril..a rnd H1wc, complaints of Dhi'iun. 10.
rr,Htmcrl'. however, isin Co., gentle nul ,N"'uui
action ou the Kidneys, j. rcmoNc'ull imwut"
through natural chunnrknul restores ihrst..n
taa healthy condition. ltpromptiy relieve. ln,n'
I'm the back and lolns In cases oi weak aub nrh'
CIT, females. is value Is beyond computation
Bui ipr thr natural m5lo,ly Of woman, winch
cause, her To shrink from newspaper publicity
SO might publish hundreds Of testimonials 81
incsimuhlc benefits derived from its use.
h,k your druggist for smiths Extract Of Nay
Flower. Read carefully the circular around he
bottle. II Is yours 90 choose between
Health. Happiness and '.iic
Disease, Misery and Doatn
Prepared only 10y :. u. Smith * Bro. Covincton.
Ky For sale D. a. druggists.
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1l9isaSS-H1ss!Sy s-.assg-,ss.ssy s'a-aSsfxgH0I
K S &. ~ - 1891
$ssaA lN@s. w.. TxH!
isi'Fss,s..,draNa--.xS. SAks-..-SAuM 1
CAUTION.

swIf's specific is entirely vegetable props .
alton and should not be COMPOUNDED with u /.
various substitutes, limitations. non secret hun .
hugs. success Altcrnns, etc etc. which NJ
now being mauuiaclurri hy various persor'
None of the G contain n single article which en-
I rs INTO the 60 mo, ton 0i ;, :. s. There
only Que Swi'ts spec nc and there n nothiu B.
In the world u 90 It. To proven disaster. au-
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nEy. SAMUEL ROSE, d. D, CHRISTIAN
IL guardian and evangelis. Toronto. 9 W.,
had severe and rsinfnl trouble. erytlpels ns
Without success. Giles Linment removed the
Itching, burning sepsatcr; effected cure. Tri.l
bottle, xc. Sold BY CRowDUs D BALDWIN
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IN the Head the yl'sl iluit ptss'ng nnonscIb'
I'm Tie uiiue. n many ether diseases that le'
o. iusp Ulfv and death -. ......
TBE ENGLi-R MEpirAL iN.IiruI
viii agree b. fOrf| 10 I've huh'isu Do.a
fpr "A oe.. of tins fiud tue vtsAf ht,tOk
IINE under their special ADVICE nnd utsi
mont ~ M mot rif" tr Tor nnvihiut lmpure .
lniuiiuv 'uuud iu 40. TuE iNttiNh uEhi
ga. te,sutly without vtrcgrr. Honsuitatios
Free. Thorough lyfuluailuu and Adylc., ~
Guiding auHAt.sp' uuu.. . 81. Price ~ vital
quantity, si.tO sent 20 Hut adde's on receipt q
price. trC. 80 D .ut o. o j sept without "
ls .gurtn't,, secure from obserya Ion, nn1
MEDICAL INSTITUTE. lis olive street, 81
Iouis, Missouri.
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MEDICAL

ssrpr, EuuAsH uA NatA ~ fkAhuh,
has malt us his fgeum iof ,h sls'o VI Tcxes "
sell his noyef.fgililg TewodY 'Natnws ugnl -
biai Restorative on ViialfoE' All Elected vssn
nervous debility, i0ss ~ manhood ano blo-
dred Diseases should ~ once y oclno his tn uie9
from which IN learn TIE cause OF mo IinssSo
az or through us by your drrRsStnr Y "Spseso
the uoyef'fsiline Umrdr -
Wholesale Druggists, DALLAS, Ie1As.
Nv retail ~ uOweil Nrfs an j. l., NiiliaDo.
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IBID. fAskcd.
Tosx-opened: New York. hrm; New or
leans. stesdy; Liverpool. nrm. Closed: New
York. firm.
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THAT rgg MEDlCAi. PROFESSION

anil u,1llds cuu,I,fI. DIN" rrnpnr'p
u..4rrsianl tho iu...Is ni "t1id,HF
Io,,iH Gff Toai'." nE nunig-a ~
t.tmfgrlt chrili ' AlHAua null
u.SsAli. an, I'th., COZ l'hdnn'
yurl.r.. rrIrIsopr ry..pr4rIrHg' lr
tho celebrated physician, professor
EfGErNs'lCS VII nt. H.lt.S.,LI..i.,
of Llil.a, gr1 il1ui.l on cash l..-''
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

REAL ESTATE in GEORGFTONN. AO
BY virtue of the and authority IN us vested Il.
By the last will testament, and codic Of the late ss
A. D. 1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. in
front of the premises all those certain pieces or
Of ground and premises standing together and known an
and being Lot numbered ninety five (95 in Balls adj
dition to Georgetown i'll the Dist let of Columbia
ing sixty feet on the north se of Beal and run
ming back with that width hundred and twenty feet
to the rear line Of said Lot with the buildings and i'm
PrOveInents on the same consisting of thr esory
brick house with cellar and attic. Also the alley con-
Meeting said Lot with West street the same ia de-
scrbed and conveyed in deed from Richard Smith to
Stephen Cassin dated January 20 1887 aud recorded in
Lber W. b a. folio 8. It seq 49,
Also part q lot numbered ninety six t9e in Bealrs
lowing metes and bounds: Beginning for the same at
point distant ninety feet from the southeast cor
ner Of lot numbered ninety go in said addition
and running westwardly ON the north line of Beali
lot numbered ninety five (Jo) in said addition thence
north hundred and twenty feet the rear line Of
said lot; thence eastwardiy and parallel with the rst
line twenty two feet more or less aud thence south-
wardy one hundred and twenty feet to point of begin
ming.
Terms Of sale: Onefourth Of the purchase money to
be paid In cash. and the balance In six twelve
and twenty -four months with ntere six per centu
per annum on the deferred payments-t purchasers
notes to be given for the by Of
upon the property Sold s cash at the purchasers
option deposit OF $500 to be made upon the property
being bought to secure the SALE Terms be complied
with In ten days the property will be resod If be
not complied with IN that time ut the risk and costs of
FRANCES r. r. CROMWELL.
ISABELLA HA0NER,
feb4 3tw4w kdbs Executors,
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AUCTION SALES.
NHANCERY SALE.

., BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of&S
the District OF Columbia Tassed the 31st day of4
January, 1884 IN equity cause No 5000 doc q, the@
underslgpt Will SELL to the highest bidder, ct public
auction In front Oh the premises the following described
real estat'. in Washington city, u. c:
On FRIDAY. the 1WENTY-NINIH DAY OF FEB
RCARf. 1884 At FOCR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. NJ. part
OF square O3 for the lilo feet from the
M * Of said square, running thence south
west ong street 20 feet inches to the beginning.
On SAME DAY, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, part of Lot
IN Square $50 beginning for the 80 feet 10 inches
rom the northwest corner of said square binding
itlnla avenue ~ feet inches thence southwesterly
Is feet wesrly 1e feet inches and northeaserly So
feet TO the beginning. and IN
SAME Day. ct FIvE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK p NJ.
Lots 10 I'D l6 III Square l0oI
On,SATURDAY. the FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1884,
r. r0 ~ OCL0 NJ: the st half OF Lot
oo feet Oh south n street.
rms Of sale: One third Of purchase money in cash.
aho rIsloue In two equal Payments six and twelve
mouths with interest from day of sale to be secured by
approved note. and reserved lien all cash option
Of purchaser Conyeysn ing. &c. cost purchaser
TO comply tn terms sale within TEN days
from day OF sale or property i'll be resod at his cost
and risk deposit Of $50 at time u sale piece
required. and 81 on each Of the others
,r~o JAS. n. FITZPATRICK. Trustee.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-18
a Skillful Safe burglary.

A ROBBERY AN F STREET REAL ESTATE OFFICE
CRACKsMEN WHO LAUGH AT CoMBINATIoN LOCKS
When the 1auitor OF the building No. 122 F
street opened the building at O'Clock this morning
he found the rear door opened, and, upon further
Investigation discovered that the safe In the Office
of F. H. Smith & Son, real estate and insurance
agents. occupying the first floor, had been broken
ot,en 4 brace Two bits and Jimmy lay on the nOOr
BY the safe Books t aed papers n
which had been broken open was FOUND IN the back
yard. and the money drawer Ia the counter had
been prted open. The safe, which was one OF the
Miller make had been opened by drilling through
the steel sheathing over the combination iOck
Thus the cracSmen VINO were , SSen
and open the door. The little iron door inside was
smashed In. The burglars secured only about $40
i'm money and an unensOrsed check on the Central
National bank for small amount, but they took a
large quantity OF papers, including rea estate notes
and documents held by the hfm as 1ras.ees' WM n
II. Smith says the papers are OF no value to any
one On but the fir1n. Several months ago MI: Smith
Davenport who upon leaving this city was arrested
I'm New York, charged with being implicated In nve
ourglaries. Il was theory Of some OF the police
officials that this man had given TO some
brother craftsman Information concerning MI.
Smiths safe. MT. Smith, however, said to Star
his office, his employment being on Mr. Smiths
place in the country. man VINO remained about
the Office SATURDAY evening for long time, simply
1ected of knowing something OF the burglary. The
burglars gained admission to the building by climb
ing over the back fence and breaking In the
back door. They evidently expected to find more
cash bNt, as usual, the firm deposited In bank all
their receipts up to three O'Clock Saturday after
noon. From the evidence left OF hasty departure
it is thought the lntruders were at work this morn
ing when the Jan1tor came and took their night
mon hearing him at the front door. The method
thew adopted OF evening the safe, Major Dye said
to STAB reporter, Is the one now used 6y the most
OF blowing open the iron doors Detective Mat
tingly was at work upon the case to-day.