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I'd Edition.
Latest 1deglanS to The Star.


Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING srAx.
RICHMOND, April 9O-The straightous republican
convention met at Mozart hall at 10 No, with an at
tendance OF nearly two hundred delegates Mr..
Dezendorf chairman OF the state committee, called
the assembly to order, and made speech. severely
announcing the coalition party OF Malone for its
OF the state debt and its other corrupt
nated by its late convention was also denounced as
oelng composed OF eleven repudiating democratic
disqualified by means of his BENG United states
tobacco inspector.
-, Major Q. E Hins. Of Fairfax, an ex.member Of
present constitution OF the state called TO the
temporary Craftsmanship. Judge Rlyes Is detained
at home by illness, and Mr. Hine viii be both tenn.
porary and permanent chairman OF the convention.
Judge Rives has written letter severely de-
nounctng the coaltionsts and stigmatizes as grand
@ the Be fought out
at Chicago.
AS foreshadowed in Yesterdays special to TIKI
STAR the declaration Of principles win arraign the
Malone as the aushors OF the Reputation OF the
state debt OF Virginia The success OF the read.
Charge To The On the
eminent in the hands OF Gen Malone.
A ful electoral ticket Of weI-known republicans
viii be put In the held, and full delegation OF re
publicaDs sent to Chicago. Wyckham, Dezendorf
ana h. c. Parsons, former vice president OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. will be three o.
the delegates from the state-at-hrge. TWO colored
men Will also be given places on the delegation.
The sentiment OF the convention is overwhelm-
ingly for Blaine and Lincoln, but there win be no
instructions Their resolutions, however, Will, after
deploring the unttmey death OF Garfield, declare
that II the Chicago convention, In It's wisdom,
should nominate Blaine and Lincoln, they pledge
the state or Virginia TO give them its electoral vote
Gen. Wyckham has just madea speech OF remark
the alleged bargain Of Malone and Arthur .
barter OF principles for office. declared there could
be no doubt of the admission OF the straightout
delegation at Chicago. In expressing preference
for Blaine and Lincoln, he evoked great applause
by an allusion to the father OF the latter
MesSrs. DeZendort, Wyckham and other allies
say they will carry with them to Chicago q large
quantity Of political data relating to the validity OF
LO-day'S convention.
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REPRESENTATIONS OF TIE UIAH OOAAH1sION'
The Utah commission have made report to the
Secretary Of the Interior upon the progress made
in the Territory under the laws passed by Con
Rress designed TO extirpate polygamy. The report
states that prior to August, 1854 when the com.
mission began TO conduct the elections, nearly al
the ofaces In the Territory were held BY polyga,
mista since that time Isl of1cers have beer
elected, and not one b . polygamist THIS change
the commissioners think, by bringing the young
men forward, has weakened the iSauence Of poly:
Ramy. Tho report ADDS that IL Il disputed CUES
ton whether polygamy y on the decreaSe OF not
present legislation WIN be gradual and WIN finally
result Ia the extinction oe this practice. In con-
clusion the commissioners recommend the pAeo08l
Of q law giving the nnt or legal wife The n2nt q
DOVER O. at common law, Or some other equivalent
interest In the real estAteof her husband Alsoone
district Judges and q certain tegtitog1Al nd coon,
0Y o@ceU 1oW o1ecoo6
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ROBBERIES REP0RTKD.--J0nn Il. Gfaeme. Va
street northwest, reports stolen from his bed
room yesterday Jewelry valued at $G.-Mrs
Mary E Bowman, iii street northwest, reports
that Yesterday morning there was stolen from q
satctel In her parlor $50 In money.-Miss Leslie,
National theater, reports stolen from the dressing
room OF the theater q brown sealsk1n satchel,
1ewelry and other small articles, valued at e2S-
Carrie McNeir $40 Missouri avenue, reports as stolen
nom her house last night q quantity Of valuable
wearing apparel worth t19a
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Steam Railreaa. I'm the CITY.

INSPECTION or THE PROPOSED NEW ROUTES AND
DISTRICT coNnIrrKE AND RAILROAD OFFICIALS
IL was nearly O'Clock yesterday afternoon be-
fore the members OF the Senate District committee
and the clerk, Mr. T. J. White, escorted by Vice
President Green. OF the Pennsylvania Central rail-
road left the Capitol fer the purpose OF Inspecting
and Ohio railroad 20 make connection with the
Long bridge. AT the depot the party was joined
by District Commissioners Edmunds West and
lydecker, Captain F. V. Greene, and representa-
lives or both the B. 4 p. and r. & O. railroads
The trip was made In the pay car OF the b q p.
company. In the first place the car was moved
slowly down 6th street. and out through the tunnel
across the Eastern branch, past Bennines 10 the
point where the Alexandra branch OF the Baltimore
and Ohio crosses the Baltimore and Potomac tracks
The r. & p. folks wanted 10 satisfy the committee
that their tracks and yards should remain unmo-
showing that tunnel through Capitol hill was the
most feasible route for their southern connection.
The B. & p. submitted that the b. o. might cross
where bridge could easily be thrown over the
tracks, and thus avoid grade crossing; nom that
point Il was suggested that the R. q Q. could so
down street to Water street. and up Water street
to the Long bridge. The B. & p. officials signifed
also willingness to assent TO a tunnel and the
sSod Of se lo 1acss =, q. grade provided the
Interfere with the b. & p. tracks. The route by
which the b. & O.. could 60 round by the
officials objected 10 this route saying &c would make
their road, coming In and going out OF Washing
ton, nve miles longer than necessary. The Local
ton recommended by the Commissioners for a
union passenger depot (between 9th and 10th
| and and ID streets southwest) was examined
Captain F. V Greene pointed out 10 the committee
the squares OF the proposed Site and said the idea
was TO take up all the present tracks and lay down
new ones which would run right through the
depot The B. & P. Officers protested against this
change, declaring there was not room enough In
these squares for one passenger depot. Captain
Greene commended that there was ample room and
said the change would be beneficial 10 all parties
"Who Is to pay for ft?- asked Vice President
Green,of the Pennsylvania Central "Why, the B. q
T. company, Nreplied Capt Greene The Long
bridge was closely inspected. and Capt r. V
Greene maintained that IL ought 10 lie rebuilt.
just before the return lunch was spread for the
party In the car. The members OF the committee
made numerous Inquiries from the officials OF both
roads and the line OF their questions Indicated q
disposition to protect the interests OF the people
At the depot, as the party was going out, DR.
Culver asked permission 10 so as the representa-
tive OF the citizens committee, but Vice President
Green told him that the expedition was simply fol
the District committee, and as the car was
already full, he would have TO refuse Dr. Culvers
request
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Affairs I'm West Washington.

CATTLE MARKETING stock sales at Drovers'
Rest are reported BY Tavenner Bros. as follows 6o
lambs-sheep sold at AZ to 81; lambs, to 9.
Ten cows and calves sold at 9s6 TO $50.
BASS FISHING PROHIBITED IN MAY.-The spring
ocacy ends to-day. Fishing will be permitted
again on and after the LIST OF june thus giving the
fish month for spawning.
LEAKS IN TIE PiPEs.-The air pipes for the new
water works were tested yesterday, developing q
good many leaks.
perature So Receiving reservoir, s.; temperature,
g. Distribu ting reservoir. Sc; temperature, 50.
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The Chicago Conventiens.

VI DkLEGA1ES BY BOTH fARfTxA
Returns from Saturdays democratic primaries "A
Kentucky show the delegates to the state CONVEX
ZION fairly divided between Tflden and Mcdonald,
with Hendricks generally as second 70 the former
and Cleveland TO the latter.
The second district republicans OF New 6smD-
SHIRE yesterday elected Edmund delegnte0 with
Arthur as second choice. No Instructions, bowev0s.
We're given
The rrst West Virginia district repubucan yes.
terday elected Blaine delegates 20 Chicago The
state convention to-day VIII be divided beeusoo
Blaine and Arthur.
There was split In the sixth republican dissrics
OF Noftn carolina yesterday, one faction elecrn0
delegation
The republicans of the second Vermont districs
erected Edmund delegates
The New York reforners. known as the republis
can conference committee have arranged 70 be rsps
resented at the republican national convention
Inc republicans or the second and fourth districts
OF Maine have elected Blaine delegates
The republicans OF the fourth and third Mime
sofa districts elected un1nstructed delegates.
The independent republicans held an executive
session In New York yesterday, and afterwards AN.
nounced that the following persons would meet IA
Chicago May 2lst 10 boom Edmunds for the noIn.
nation: Gen. Barlow. Gen Barnes, and Messrx
Schurz, Harper. White. Doty and HollA
ARRESTED FOR RoBBrS0 Tnr MAus--wllnam A.
Bolt. prominent citizen OF Union, g. c., and until
recently assistant postmaster OF that place Was
arrested In Charleston, and yesterday WAS coin-
fessed that while I'm ONCE he opened number u
registered letters. took the money and burned The
letters Ii Is said that his peculations amount %
$4,000.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Samuel F. Donnelly. the reporter OF the New
York Sun, who was injured at the fire In Thomas
street, New York city, last night died to-day from
the effects OF his Injuries
Fire at Englewood, q suburb OF Chicago, this
morning burned q row OF small frame buildings.
also the Sherwood house, the guests OF which eS-
capped In their night clothes
The actual specie shipments from New York by
today's European steamers Is Its 1866, OF which
S65.O are IN eagles and the remainder bars.
state Veterinary Surgeon Bridge, of Pennsyl-
yania. who was sent by Gov. Pattison to examine
the cattle said to he attacked with peurO-pneu-
monia, says the disease is catarrhal affection and
not pleuro- pneumonia.
Matt Connolly, In eleven rounds, won prize-hght
with Gus Hickey, for $500 side, at Rockaway
Beach. this morning
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Trouble i'm Mexico

GEN. TKEFINO THREATENED WITH ARREST.
GALVESTON, TEX, April 30.-A special to the .Ners
from Laredo says: Authentic advlceS from Mexico
are to the effect that Gen. Trevino few days ago
received polite 1ntimatlon to report at head
quarters in the City OF Mexico, to which he failed
to respond. second and Official summons was
given warning that unless he compiled with the
summons within "a hours he would be taken under
guard. Gen. Trevino will not obey, as It means
certain imprisonment and will precpitate Ievolu-
tion 1t Is further asserted fact that British
steamer loaded with goods for Vera Cruz, has been
ordered by telegraph not to proceed to that port,
but to return to her home port, and that the Whit
ney A. Morgan line steamer has been ordered not
TO extend her trip to Mexican ports
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TT,Rus1 EEs' SAFE VERY VALUABLE M.
l. PROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY OPPUSIT. CEN
STREET NoRTHTEsT, AND THE LOT on
WHICH 1T STANDS

SHEET NoKTH H AND The LOT ST. On =
WHICH IT STANDS
Pursuant 70 decree Of the Supreme Court Of the a.,
Di let Of Columbia passed the 23d day Of Apr si
1884 in Equity Cause No s79J doc, 2s wherein :.
A. johnson and Others defendants aud under and by
virtue Of three deeds of trust dated respectively the
9Th day Of octeb 1879 on the 18th day Of setember
psesry n LSe5 RI folio sa5 St SEQ j i a0ep
land records Of the Iistrie Of Cou,nbis the under
;s"i& i';'*'' "'Il S. = ?SS ssSs
P NJ: al that piece or parcel OF
P DIST u Columbia and II thai ars nine
(9l i'll square rec hundred and egtty-two (5s-l col
tanned wi min the following mees and bounds: B-gin
ming the same at point IN 9Th street we t distant
northeast Of said square. and runnin thence
south twenty five COSY feet thence west eighty eight 8)
feet ming aud one half t9 inches f. the eas1 line OF lot
8, IL said square thence northw rdly with east line
sold and conveyed by Richard smith. trustee on the
18th of September 1S49 to A Nj Clements and thence
eastwardly to the said 9th street and he place of be-
GINNING toerth with the imp oyelnents. right Of
alley way oyer the north three go feet front by deh of
said part Of lot is reserved for tie of said part Of
lot and the property adjoining it on he north.
paid CASH the residue to be raid in and two
from d. Of sale. with six cet interest the PR
sorry notes Of purchaser to be for deferred pay
ments secured the property sod to the satisact
the purch Terms of sale to be complied with in
ten days from day Of sale Trustees the right
sell 1T the risk and cost defaultinx purchaser
deposit Of s 80 be made when b is accepted
GEO !. E APp1 EB 'Tox Trustees.
R.o. HOLTzMAN. Auctioneer
ap24-dGds lUth Snd streets Northwest.
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CHAScEaY SALE OF US1MpRovED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
. By virtue Of deere. Of +" Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia, Y ID April I'D 1884 -
al we VIII soil; at public anct n: on TUESDAY, THE
FIVE OCi OCK p NJ. all of square north OF, square
nni bered l89 in the City Of Washington In the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Terms: Gne-half purchase money cash. balance in
nine and eighteen months notes TO bear interest and to
be secured by deed trust property sold post
of 500 vii required at time of sale. Conveyanciug,
&c. ut cost OF purchaser rms T. be complied with in
No. 1908 3lst street n W.
JAMES NJ. JOHNS on. Trustee,
Webster Law Building,
ap24-dSds 50j D street q. w.
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II A. MCINTYRE Real Estate Broker
IL 0lS F street northwest

u A. MCINTYRE Real Estate Broker.
IL 0ls street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE. NO. 113 EAST CAPITOL STREET IN
THE SQUARE GENE ALLY SUPPOSED TO BE
THE ONE WHICH CONGRESS WILL PURCHASE
FOR CONGRESSIONAL. LIBRARY.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated September GOTH "a
1892 and recorded in Liber No l02l. folio $50 of a
land records Tor the District Of Columbia and ~
the request of the party secured thereby shall SELL at
public auction in front of the premises, on SATUR
DAY. MAY THIRD, 1884. Al FIVE O'CLOCKP P. NJ. all
that certain piece Of ground in said Dstrc known
the western half If lot cred 49, in square num-
bred 729 the said west half having front of % feet
11k inches more less on East Capt. oil street. nd
wide alley.
years per cent all cash at the option of the pur
chaser deposit OF 800 required at time Of sale Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost Terms
be complied with in ten days otherwise the Trustee
the right to resell the property the and
cost Of the defaulng purchaser after va DAYS adver
tiseInent EDNIN A. MCINTYRE, Trustee
JOHN SHERMAN & CO, Aucts. apl92 % 26 % 3OEm2
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on SEVENTH

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on SEVENTH
STREET. GEOkGETOWN, D. c., AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed a trust dated the sixteenth q.
day Of July. ID. 1888 and duly recorded in Liber a
No. O52 folio "a II seq of the land records 80
the District of Columbia and at the request of the par
ties secured thereby the UNDERSIGNED Trustees will SELL
AZ Pnbe auction in front of the premises, on MON
DAY. FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A d lisa AT HALF-PxSr
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following real estate to wit
All that parcel OF eround lying In the city Of GEORGE
town. in the District If Columbia known as and being
parts of lots numbered thrtyne t3l and
(29l in Beatty and Hawkins amended addition to
GEORGETOWN, beginning for the at point on the
south line of th street. distant seventy Ave feet west
the southwest corner Of The Intersection of 9Th
and Frederick streets and thence said line
9Th street twenty 1--WE fees less TO the eat
line of he lot heretofore conveyed by Thos Brown de-
ceased James Calhoun deceased; then south With
said line hundred and Fifty feet; thence east
Twenty-Five feet more less 9 point Opposite The
beginning thence north hundred and nifty feet 70
Terms: one.third cash; balance in 81, and twelve
the property sold deposit of 800 viii be required
the purchaser Should the terms of sale be not
the and cost Of the after sdvss
Using same for nye days in The Evening Star"
CHARLES r. f1CKLINaa Trpstee..
JESSE q. WILSON, Trustee,
Guntou Building. 472 La ave
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. ap2s-dkds
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Is Ag gfh GSgsss
0E On LOTS 81 gATED -, % a., M RIDLaN Hi, HILL
DAIRY STREET. SIX EENTH STREET EX.
TENDED EIGHTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
ERIE AvhNUE, HURON STREET. ONTARIO
AND GENITAL AVENUE AND FIFTEENTH
One OF tn I'm opportunities ever Offered to obtain
either fine Building sites investment in advanc.
ing real estate
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FRS ,aaH
1884 commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK + M,H&
we Will continue the sale Of the lots above
Toned having sold less than Of those adver-
some OF the choicest lots and in choice blocks
having yet been offered.
The above Lots situated in the best locations Of
Meridian HILL which destined to become the center Of
maRnl cent subui ban residences and which TO IN one
Of the finest views Of city and surrounding country
Inc prof. osed Garfield avenue will in front OF
OF thes' lots and the District authorities understand.
ext. ndiE 10th and 18th streets to the north
and open Erie avenue to the and west connecting
with l4th street and 18th street extended
erms: One-thrd cash balance in one nd two years.
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed Of
on property Sold all cash. at option OF purchaser or
Purchasers. A denosit will be reQuir on each lot az
soon as knocked Off Terms to be compiled with in ten
days otherwise resale at risk and of defauiting
purchaser purchasers after five days public notice Of
such resale In some newspaper published i'll Washing
ton ~ Q. Conveyancine, &c at cost Of purchrstrs
Persons attending the sale Thursday will assemble
on 10th street extended. at e stand.ripe.
plat OF this property be the office of the
Auctoneer. aud further information given
ap3O DUNCANsUN BkOs.. Aucts
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THOalAs BOWLING. Auct,oneeE


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on STkE Eel NEAR ST Al 'YSIgs CHURCH
EAymE, BEIMEEN ,T0UR,7AMD-A-HAIF AND
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of g.,
District of Columbn, passed III equity No III
6.34o WIN sell as trustee. at public auction, ia ,ca
real estate. to wit 10n MONDAY: the TWENTY.
EIGHTH DAY Or APRIL, A. d. 1884. at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p. m. Lots Nos la4 and 1876, in shep:
herds subdivision of square No 62 situated on
north between First street and North Capitol street
northwest And on the same day at the hour OF HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ; the east half of Lot seven
o. in Reservation D. situated Maryland avenue be.
tween and 9th streets southwest improved by agood.
substantial dwelling. house
Terms Of sale: one;third 90 cash and the balance to
Of sale and payments thereof to be secured by the
ssory notes Of the purchaser purchasers all the
purchase money can be paid cash on dry Of sale
the property ssld for the purchase money and inter-
est No deed will be given until purchase money aud
interest shall be paid Adpost Of $50 on each piece Of
property will be required when knocked down. All
conveyances at purchase cost # terms Of sale not
complied with within 10 days after sale. the property
will be resold ut rsk and costs Of dsfaultng purchaser
s. s. HENK14E Trustee.
ap15-dts eco Louisiana avenue
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1884, same hour and
place. BY order OF the Trustee ap26-dts
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAI,s SALE.

By virtue of writ Of feri facas. issued out ofa2&
the Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the*0&
District of Columbia, and to directed l will-IA-
se at public sale for cash in front of the
DAY OF MAY. 1854 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ all the
right title claim and interest OF the def ndants IN and
to the following tiescrib property to wit Lots one
% two CD three 3D. four a. five (5> six 10 and seven
a. square east Of square six hundred and forty
(E of G42J i'll the city of Washington. levied upon
the property Of the defendants William Blanchards
heirs to satisfy execution No 90 03 at law In favor Of
John McAvoy. use OF kobt L. ameron
CLAYT n MCMICHAEL. U. s. Marshal.
THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer. ap1 ,.20t
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C-nDectfns with Baltimore and Ohio r. at Sherhpr'-
$50 At Alexandria with 20 Terry Boat wash
.nEtotl On Mondays tor Nonl1nI and interne-
diatP land y Es returning Tuesdays On Thursdays
fer Cur-to2n. Nomini, St Clements Bay. wharves
hferue o.ste landinxA returning Fridays On Sa.ur
cay NOIlI, & diuys
returning sundays
.B PADGETT, AIT.
C. W. RIDLEY. Man.
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r AMP CHIMNEYs REDUCED
IL SIN all 2oc. ;nedi una SOC. large dc PSF oo4en.
smzU Burpera Toe meduns soc large. q - por
dozen Mail orders promptly zttend ed to.
a SONNtNSThsHLS
ana l132 9Th street northwest
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EROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN EROS. Auctioneers.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF yALUABT IMPROVED
AND UNIMIROVFD LOTS. BELONGING TO
CITIZENS U1L DING COMPANY, IN SQUARE
SE6 kENcH SHEET SHEET sTnEHEH
AT AUCTION.
and further resolution fixing time &c. aao ted I'M:
by the board Of directors, we will sell. at pubic
ton IN front Of the pren1is s. on THURSDAY AFTER
NOON MAY EIGHTH, 1884 commencing at HALF
PAST FOUR o. LOlK and cont. nue. each day there
after at same hour until al! are sold. ~.
Lots 10 to "a inclusive in square $685. fronting on
street northwest unimproved.
Lots 81 49, 29and3l square 3e3 fronting on French
street improved by we'll built two.story aud basement
brick dwelling: with back buildings.
Lots A to 50 incusv III square 3G3 fronting on north
SIDE OF French street, uninproved
Lots II to 66 inclusive in square 1863 fronting on
street be WEI 9Th and 10th northwest uniinproved
Lots 81 81 and 80 in 1863 fronting 9th street.
This property is in of the best locations of
c1ty streets grad I'D and pavenents laid adjacent to
street car lines aud each lot running back to alley
As the Citizens Building company closing up theft
organization by repintiOn Of stockholders the sale is
pereptory and presents splendid opportunity for
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in one and two years.
notes to bear interest at six er payable
nuay and to be secured by deed Of trust premises
80 Terms to be complied With in ten days. otherwise
property in default ut the risk and the fault.
ing urchaseror purchasers after i've d. vs. pubic notice
" such resale In newspaper pu .ished in Was4
ington PC ConveyancinR. &c at cos OF purchaser.
ed and 900 each lot imp owed When the sans are
knocked Off
By order Of the Com any.
al 80 d&ds = DUNCANSON BROS. Auets.
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ID OBERT O. HOFFMAN Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF AvEHY VALUABLE PEW IN
ST JOHNS CHURCH.

will sell. public auct on at my Office. northeast
corner of 10th and streets northwest. MONDAY,
THE fifth Day OF MAY, A D 1884. at ONE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, Pew numbered eighty nine t69) in
st. Johns Church
Terms of sale: Cash.
28-eoSdbs R. o. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer.
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niture Iewelry Bonk Backs and Ever thing lse with
Everlasting 1nseparable Tenacty!! 0c B. tile tBrsh
and Tin Covert Mailed postpaid 3oe. Sold by Drug
.1ai Stores: Wholesale Travelling Asepts Wanted IN
!: =; UMEARA 4 co. ls41 PENNSYLVANIA AvEEUE
Washington. u. G. ia25