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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE LAST AND IHE NEST

THE EAST AND The WEST
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER,
Echecule to take eect Isl SUNDAY, November T. ,ss,
avenue and street by Eastern Standard 18th Meri
Tor Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis
through Sosches and iaace seepinN Cars TO- s S,s
iellt. without change. 1o1Sa. N. daily to Chicago.
her Ht,s6uTg at 1915 a. m and $40 p m daily: $40
Im 70 iittsburg. Cleveland aud Detroit with Seop-
Ter Ioled9 and Detroit via. Monroev1Ile lois a. m
9siy wth Sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling and Lake
Trans Tor philadelphia and New York a. s:1oa. m
faror and Sleeping Cars attached
ard ioo5 s On n Tee9 sa!s s 40 &c. s1o3
trqinl 4'4G 5s0 20 $40. 100 To- pm. i--
bs 4sS s e. sq sS 16 SO 800 800 1
1sI ANNAPOLIS o:40 alid 12:lO and $40 Pm; On
tsf way Stations between Washington and Baltimore.
lei tsons On Mer6r1sn br aS sa leS am
%, 30 = m daily except Sunday, 445 pm. daily Tor
Sa.ly except sunday. fog Isxsngon, stanton and
daiIy Fa4 fcP frse9 a asy s5eeT{ Sunday
= M ana 5: as pm, oa4ly e1cep. Sunday
3Sr Haserstown lo:l5 and h:45 pm. daily except
1rs:ns arrive from the West daily go T:5o an 2sa
TIrrl Kew YORK and Philadelphia 2.ss, ssoau. dsnx
pnl daily except sunday "
Sun day. 10. 10 am. 6S7 pm. ' anu '''' PM
<Iohi Ls1lng.on. co IL. daily. and 215p m daily
1fol s ff sae and intermediate POINTS %, 7oo,
Sunday n daily 1 IRON 200 foin3 d daily except
1Ia1ils cave Baltimore for Washington at 4:4o 6:3O
70 q y s;IO and 10 80 q. N 12:l5. 80 T. i:40
90 So n shi 70 = s 3 n "a en- SUNDAYS 40
Al from Washington stop at k eS Station e.o.D.
e SF sa AMY s q as MOI
i sa aygns corner l4ih street where orders
NJ CLEMENTS, VI. Of T. baltimore
Jl9 T. h LORD. Genl
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The District I'm Congress.

ING ASsothhCS SOnQreSos
CoLUhBrA STREET RAuRoAp COMPANY
Mr. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, introduced bin In
the House. by unanimous consent, this mornins
extending the right OF Incorporation OF the Column.
oaa street railroad company so SIS to allow them to
lay double track, extending their line from H
itol grounds
rHH FREE BRIDGE BILL
senator Riddleoerger expects that the free bridge
Dill win be reached In the Senate this week lie
oeileves nom what he has heard, that the bill viii
pass the Senate. He hopes that II the bin passes
the Senate 1t viii then pass the House.
Capitol Notes.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 10 THE THURMAN SINKING
FUND ACT.
The House committee on Pacific railroads to-da,
concluded consideration OF the proposed amend
ments to the Thurman sinking fund act. They ex
the SIOUX City and Pacinc, and the Central branch
OF the Union Pacific railroads The Secretary Of
tne treasury Is authorized 10 invest the sinkine
IundS OF each OF the subsidized companies. Each
OF the roads will be required TO pay IS per cent OF
sner net earnings into the sinking fund, instead Of
. S per cent,,as Is now required by the ACT. The
SecIetary OF the Treasury is authorized 10 withhold
Ior the purpose OF securing the requirements OF IN,
sinking fund, all sums due from the govern
i1T LOT Transportation OF any Kind upon the en-
tle sy stems OF roads owned, leased, and operated
py the subsidized companies TO the extent OF the
,is OF the controlling company. Representa
commuters action. says the proposed legislation
VIII Increase the amount now paid into the sinking
I'lnd oy tie subsidized roads about one and hal
miluon dollars annually.
COLLECTOR wIcKER's CASE
The Serate, In executive session this afternoon
TOOK up the case OF Collector Wicker. OF hey West
Florida, who was recommended for removal by til,
PRESIDENT on the charge OF having aided the Cubar
insurgents The commerce committee reported IN
favor OF his removal, and the republican member,
OF that committee advocated the adoption OF til,
report
MISSOURI RIVER COMMISSION.
The House commerce committee have directed
MI Clardy, Of Missouri to report favorably the bill
to create a Missouri river commission. The com
mission Is to be composed OF three army enginee
omcers and two civil engineers and TO have Juris
0lcuon over all matters OF improvement OF TIT
mission now has OF the Mississippi river. The bill
VIII be reported tomorrow.
LAND FRAUDS.
The House committee on judiciary to-day In
eeructed MI. Tucker to report to the House a sub
stitute for Mr. Befords bill directing the Attonej
General to institute proceedings touching mine o.
mlll sites where the patent has been fraudulentn
OoIaane0, ana TO report adversely the bill relatinl
70 suits Dy the United States to set aside land pat
entS
MINOR NOTES
. MI. Dlngiey'S bill to create q bureau OF navlga-
uon In connection with the Treasury department
was passed In the House under a suspension OF Tn,
rules yesterday.
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NHARLEs W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

4 !dAhLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.
PUBLIC SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 2
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING DWELLING No.
at H STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liber aS
r., No folio an. of the land records Of the f1&
District Of Columbia will offer for sale at pub
lie spst1on IL trent Of the premises on FRIDAY the
w ECT-R Cf 1Af " AnftL 1884 at HALE
situate in the city Of Washington, D. c. being part Of
lot numbered two Co. in square number GIT, described
AZ follows: Beginnng at point the front line Of
Massachusetts, avenue fourteen 4 feet the north
east corner Of said lot thence along the line Of
npe norhwestery sixteen Q6l feet: thence along the
dividing line Of lots two (2 and three southwesterly
thirty eight tsO feet thence along said dividing line
south forty three t43 feet nine and half (91 inches
THENCE east along the line Of north street sixteen 6
feet three inches thence nth at right angles to the
inch thence northeasterly in straight line the point
Of beginning.
The improvements consist Of substantial brick
dwelling
Terms One thousand dollars cash balance in six fs
and twelve months the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments bearing per inter st.
and secured by deed Of trust on the property 800
down at time OF sale. EUGENE CAHCeL
ap1b-eodds Trustee.
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TEOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
coin AVENUE COR GLENWOOD ROAD KNOWN
AS THE KEAT1NG PROPERTY. WASHINGTON,
d. G.
!, By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF Coiumbs, sitting in equity passed
ants and Mclaughlin Ct al are defendantsG Nc 1851
DAY OF APRIL. A. p. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ on the premises, sell the following described real
estate situated in said district witt Lots No 81 S.
4o42 49, g. So 81 6s g and 70. in McIaughn's sub
division Of the tract of land Known as Prospect Hill
&c. 81 and s2 IN the said Of Prospect HILL
together with the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of large and welbuit brick dwelling and
stables
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear SIX cent interest from day Of
sale all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
chasers. Deposits Of S26 will be required on each un
improved lot and $3.50 the Homestead II terms Of
sale not complied with within I'VE days after day
Of SALE the Trustee the right resell the
ery risk and Of the deauting purchaser or
purchasers JOHN +. ENNIS, Trustee
No 486 Louisiana avenue
order to the purchaser purchasers the
Homestead mentioned in the above advertisement good
valid title to the whole of the said property aa
ct the SAME TIME AND PLACE offer for sale my NM
divided half interest in and to the said homestead 81
ap8-dts MARGARET A. THYSON.s
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BosroN, April s2-The seventh disezlCs rep9e1t
can convention was held at Salem to-day. TWe0gs
one hundred and twenty delesatsa Il r. unG1DA
OF gloucester, and Geo. w. Cate, q An1dn1y
were elected delegates TO the ChIca9o OdDvu0D1
A motion commencing President Art6m - 49,
The delegates favored Edmunds
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RAILROADS.
HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

FINHE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect NOV EMBER 1S 1888
ESQ A.A.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily, ex ept Sunday, with G. 4 O. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash
ingtOn TO Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans
b:l0P.M--LOUlSEILLE FAST Ii Z. Daily via Char
lottesviue to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
Louisville
1OA0P ,M-SOCT HERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
10 al points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday, with G. o. Railway
Pullman Sleeping from Washinz ton via Dan
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at s:35 A
NJ. daily except sunday.
KaTrenron trains leave Washington at S:35 NJ and
$40 ~. NJ. daily
For tickets and Information inquire at CO1npany,s Of
Zee, 6Ol Pennsy lvania avenue or at Union Depot
n SLAUGHTER. MACDASIEI,
zen PaSs Agent Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.

1QOQK STREET NORTHWEST, FRENCH
ss.e is the nat S:surs Faeho
nT Puplls eduits and children learn TO converse In
g 6. L.nsaa SPECIAL sdVantasss OereS to pulls
wilkins to study during the summer. apli-lm
A MECCA INMUsIc-BYRE oUEsTo NUMEROUS
shortsst method An those dsasons to Be- brOurSs out
Mos voices
ff Be hs sa aaS
$40 New York avenue apS
HQwES BUSINESS SCHOOL. SIT 7rH St.. HAS THE
- pest business penmAn and the most practical In
6n scholars to san PRACTICAL Enowiedse in less than
PAU tne usual time Open al the year Business course
s month: s1a ser ss monsss
loves Rapid Business Penmanship alone. sS ap2
WAsHHITNSssT%3SS, sgHoo5 oF raoSoaRARHY AND
Mtns Lessons any h houS Hs day Or evening
shST.aa1d Books q al Kinds for sale.
mhsf ' . 0''''' 11 < WafrcoMB Principal.
SPE sS ERR BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
e ha s Bui;dins corner 9Th and streets Day and
training sons and daushters and men and women for
saa date Il .y
net go per quartz day go night sls students
sessions crsuias mailed dc o. sppcao%s ana summer
MRS SARA sr HkSEK eo sr fiinsps ss
Hs,{ roS.c Ss ny Of MUSIC M1
7o7 fifteenth year. Free advantages. o; 3; bull
sns psr1as4 a5isn 3r =
gnners as well as those wishing to- be qualified for
WAsH1NGToN ACADEMY OF TELEaRAPHY.
hort-hand. mechanical. and other drawing Call and
gee system OF teaching. IS 9Th st sc. malo-2m
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T'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctaOneer:
IssIaNEEs' SALE OF LEASEHoLD INTEREST IN
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF


COLUMBIA.
By virtue Of deed Of assignment to u, duly re-
bsr oo s %s sh. i se e
s%sten in front q the gremses on FkIDAY the
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all the remaining i've
years. M months, beginning May Of the eaea duly
789 folio g. Of the premises known No. 931 fennsy
vania avenue northwest subject to the covenants and
SA6O. and the taxes and insurance.
Terms Of SALE One. third cash, Of which 800 must
oe paid at time OF sale; residue At thre ~ nine and
Rurchaser bearing interest at The }s Of IL per St
per annum and deed Of trust upon interest eod or 81
cash, ct option Of purchaser All oonveynnCne 3c 6
purchases cost The right = rsseryed 70 res g de-
Piled with In i've days from dayu1 aalA
FRED. W. JONK6.
CH1A q. CRAdM. N. Ansnss9
apis dds 30 ~ street. n.wy
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN
D. c., AT AUCTION

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS n. GEORGETOWN.
D. c., AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed # s1S dated
Lber No. go. folio So, ct GEO.. one Of the iand3
of the District q Columbia and by direction Of
SELL on aHURSDAY,- the FIRST DAY Of May 1884
at SIX O'CLOCK P NJ, in front Of the premises the
George town District Of Columbia to Wit; An thatpieee
dition to said GEORGETOWN. bounded follows: Begin
ming for the at the southeast Of lot No
street. and thence north by and with the east line
of said lot No. g. seventy nine 79) feet more less
west with the south line Of stoddast street nfty 600
feet or less the north line East street:
thence east with said north line ft feet to the begin
&c. in said Holmeads addition, laid down plats Of
said town.
months. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deea o, trst on Inc * " a. pIr
ap19-dts VIM D. CASSIN. Trustee.
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ArPonTNENE-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has appointed W. ]. Downs TO be superintendent OF
oonstlucuonfOf the public building at Marquette,
Mich.
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GRATEFU-COMFoRTINa.
EPPS' COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
the operations digestion and nutrition and by
careful application Of the nne properties Of we'll
lecd Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided breakfast tables
with adelicatey favored beverage which may save %
many heavy doctors bills It s by the udicous use Of
such articles of diet that constitution may be gTNdu
ally built up until strong enough TO resist every
dency to disease Hundreds Of subtle mAlades noat
ing around ready to attack wherever there
point We may escape many . fatal shaft by keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and properly
nourished frame "-CfrH Service Ga1sttA
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold In TIM
only ls- Id. and lb0 by 0rocers labelled thus.
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homeopathic Chemists
,mhl-s,m&tu London. En9land
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II PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
OUBLE TRACK Splendid St1FSfpy
b1EEl RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IsTa' Is-e3
Trans LEAVE WASHINGTON. FROM STATION coRSx,
1opittsbrs and the West chcaso Limited E.prea.
.iIsiace sleeping Cars at 40 a IN, daily Fas. Line
saers saST Sso iSpm day With
Palace Cars e I1t,s5nrE Also sopnscts daily for
Sess'ns Car fi,t.bGss % chicaso Mali Eap Sa
leo y n daily, for Pttsbury and the West. with
sfnDF Ca AN S. FoPoMa6 e. R Safa
tSI ErIe. Canandaieus. Rochester. Buffalo NiaearA
washington to KeSssse and to Bu nls
Irsn having Washiuston Saturday night will not
For Williamsport Lock Haven and ElInira ate.4ol n
1.I 5 SeS Ysii and he East slSa m. 1c5oa La
lilsP Limited E1p I' of Pullman Psrior C.1@
IeI Boston without change Ii6o. m every week day
III On t sunday go p m
@ s. s q fr S16sI1s aps 81 u
60 transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
For Phlsdelphi. SIS ana io.soa m. lao. 100. 1ooo
Inc !. - p N On Sunday. 90 10 90 and IL Is p m
For Baisimore, 81 go 10 n daily except SUNDAY
$50, t:2S 4to, ESQ 7:sO 1910 and ii Is d m On
sunday sAoio;SoA 90 SO 40 1000 and IL Is
Sss Poge. Creek Line Goa m. and 1Aop. In. daily:
For Annapolis. so Am and .4op M daily ,,cep.sun.
sS Aff ER sbbEREaRE Ans Ssssiss sA
se ~ 30 s g 20 and e SS and ca an
$50 30. II 06 am. Sos pm. 0ulo-'ss
mans lave XsIandria for Wsahinston sos M,
NJ and y 10 midnight On sundaS .; 10 and lo q,
aM,: 06 and i0:&o pm, ~ ~A0 A"'1s
81 Issh street and Pennsylvsnis sy nor6essf corner
Ton whsrs orders can be left for the checking Of b.
~ WOOD aener a i1 Paassnssr Asen,
CKAs. E PUeH. General MANAGER ali
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON STREET, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH
E0KTHW yEy; AMP ALSO S4 ON MARYLAND Az;
SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of tine "a
District Of Columbia passed in equity cause No E5
$50 win sell ss trustee. at public auction in ~.
front OF each OF the premises the hereinafter described
real estate, to wit On MONDAY, the TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, A: d. 1894 at HALF-PAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK p. N. Lots Nos 1874 and 1885, in Shep.
Of square No e29 situated on street
north between First street and North Capitol street
northwsst And On the same day at the hour Of HALF
CD In Reservation D. situated Maryland avenue be-
tween ~ and 9th streets southwest improved good
substantial dwelling house
Terms Of sale One third 90 cash. and the balance to
be paid in g. II and months with interest from the
Of sale and payments to be secured the
tssory notes Of the purchaser or all the
the ratification thereof BY the court lien is reserved
the property s9d the purchase money and inter-
ct No deed will be given until purchase money and
property will be required when knocked down All
conveyances at purchasers cost terms of sale
compiled with within 10 days after SALE the property
win resod at risk and costs Of defauing purchaser
b. 3. HENKLE, Trustee.
ap15-dts AGO Louisiana avenue.
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CoNTUNACI0Us BASE BAILrsTs-A difflcuitt a. -
corning the pitching occurred at the game in Ef,a
lyn yesterday between the Providence League 1 =. "A
and the BrooklynS The Providence men tooA u.l-
bragg at the umplre's endeavoring 10 enforce Ihs
rules OF the American association, and LEFT The
He'll The umpire declared the game forfeited 70
the Br0oklyns The Providence team will not tss
allowed TO play the Brooklyn grounds again thls
season, and Manager Bancroft declared that two Uf
their number should be fined $50 each
Harlan. the oarsman, arrived In Australia March
5th. sculling match with Trfckett or Beach
against Hanlan for 81 900, has been arranged.
letter from London from an official source SAYS
the statement that the pope transferred bishop
Read from Loanda to Philadelphia is a blunder.
The Grand Trunk railway employees at Montreal
and StratfOrd, Canada, have accepted Q I'VE per
cent reduction for six months.
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TyHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ANTIQUES, BRIO BRAC
ARTICLES OF VERTU, OBJECTS OF ART AND
MANY OTHER BEAUTIFUL PIECES. BELONG
ING T I T9I M II Pc r M " PREM1ER SEC
S1A, 4AGTING consul. GENERAL). WHO WILL
SHORTLY LEAVE FOR EUROPE.
THIS is SUPERB COLLECTION OF ARTICLES,
AND ARE FROM ALL PARTS OF THE GLOBE,
AND WILL BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS
9th AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE), ON FRI.
DAY MORNING. APRIL TWENTY fifth, 1884,
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
GOODS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY, TWENTY THIRD AND TWEEN
TY-FOURTH INST, FROM ga. NJ. UNTIL P. M.
CATALOGUES CAN BE HAD OF THE AUCTION
FER, OR WILL BE FORWARDED BY MAIL TO
ANY ADDRESS.
Terms cash.
apl9-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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The Situation I'm Wall street.
THE BUSINESS SMALL, But THE OUTLOOK GROWING
BRIGHTER.


THE BUSINESS SMALL, But THE OUTLOOK GROWING
BRIGHTER
NEW YORK, April %, Wall Street Lao p. m-The
Post says: The exclusively local character OF the
stock market is shown by the spasms OF activity
and sudden relapses into extreme dullness.
There is comparatively little buying or selling out
side of Wall and Broad streets TO govern the general
course OF the market II We may believe the re-
ports that seem most reasonable the general sftu-
alton Is improving in the respect that the difficult
ties between the Union Pacific and the Burlington
and Quincy are virtually settled. The trunk line
pool difficulties are also reported SO nearly
adjusted that 1t is expected they will be fixed up
by Friday into some kind OF a new agreement
which may last for awhile The exports or specie
continue, the amount engaged for Wednesday,
steamer having increased s2,700,0o0 by IL O'Clock.
The general effect OF the aforementioned features
this forenoon was to make the bears less confident
but, finding that they cover their short sales put
out yesterday WITHOUT advancing the market they
to wait The business OF the forenoon was only
half as large as in the same hours of yesterday
The market for railway bonds was dull
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. April 22-yirgnia sizes, consolidated.
BALTIMORE. April 22-cotton easy-middline. 1lz..
quiet western lower and active; southern red 1IOs
f12H So s%s ssn .n;as red S9 Me5 a h
LOIS bid May: Lo2al oa,s June osal osa July, ZOE
sss. sna s% s
low ssess we: a4 %iSed ms; SPOT SSS assed May
~.
and q1ie-southern 4Oa4s western white. 42als: do.
mixed l0slS; Pennsyfvania, 40a4S. Rye quiet 6Sa70
EsKs 6rner. a1AE. Coffee dull-ko csrgoes, ordinary
to fair sksl0k. 6ugsr-copper refined quiet L. Other
articles unchanged Freghts to Liverpool per steamer
ouiet-cotton. SOD dour. LIS Sd grain, lower 3a3d
Receipts-Aour, 224 barrels wheat $4,000 bushels:
corn. 1900 bushels: oats. eco bushels: rye 1000
bushelG Salss-vhsat esso0O bushels. corn. l65.oOo
bushels.
1os and he fsnF Is more e June
wheat sold down to 67x and h Quotable at that
figure June d SS. PORK is stronger at Leeh for
june. Lard Armer.
PATENTS were issued TO citizens Of this District to
day o. followE Louis ]. Church, Two patents sash
fastner: w. B. Greene, automatic fan; Enoch os-
good; mail bag fastening A. l. Pitney, rope or line
clasp; ThoA Taylor, treating cotton seed
ArronrNEHL-Thes Secretary OF the Treasury
has appointed W. ]. Downs to be superintendent OF
oonstlucuon0 the public building AZ Marquette,
Mich.
CONTACTS FOR CATTLE FOR INDIAN AGKNCIEs-
The Indian bureau to-day awarded contracts for
the supply OF cattle 20 the following named Indian
agencies: Fort Peck, $50 head, TO Joseph Roach al
"a ,1O7: Fort Belknap, TO W. b jordan, 100 head at
0,6Hs RlAckfeet agency, to VIM Patterson, $50
00s&A' - sa'S~A'
At TIE Afrlnan T. 4 conference at Newburph. N.
Z, the Rev. J. Y. Given was expelled yesterday on
. charge q immoealtty.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

=. By virtue Of writ Of feri facias issued out ofa
District of Columbia. and to me directed. wi..A-
sell at public SALE for cash. in front Of the
DAY OF MAY, 1884 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, ali the
right le ella i'm and interest of the defendants in and
q, two o. three 90, four O. i've ~ SIX t and seven
e. of 642) in the city of Washington. levied upon as
the property of the defendants William Banehard's
heirs to satisfy execution No 20 087 law in favor
John McAvoy, use OF Robt L. Cameron.
CLAYTON McMIOHAEL- q. 8. Marshal.
THOS. BOWLING, Auotioneer. apl9-2Ot
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ROOMS" AND FIXTURES.
BY virtue of deed of trust the undersigned Trustees
TWENT7'-F FIFTH 1854, at TEN ocfoCK 4. Il. the
goods chattels f1tur and effects of every kind and
description belonging and appertaining to the "Au
Right Dininf Rooms No. t1s 10th street northwest
together with good win Of the business II will be Of
fered in bulk and if not sold will be sold in detail
Terms Of sale: Cash.
HILLMAN A, HALL.
PIG F street northwest I r,,.o..
EDWARD H. THOMAS, ArusVees
ap21. dts 9l6 street northwest.
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MAR RIED,
0IE Ed.

ROCKETT-CLUBB. on April 22d, 1884 by Rev.
Joseph France. GEORGE T. Rocket and MiaS
SOPHIA CLUBB. of WASHINGTON, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-22
HITCH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

ASSIGNEES SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY SITUATED ON MERIDIAN Hill,
ROAD AND SIXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
The undersigned. assignee for the benefit of theAaR
creditors of Benjamin Lawrence and Albert Asher S63
lately doing business in the city Of New York. will
on Sc AZ VI N i1 g.
A. D. 1884. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, ali
those certain pieces parcels of land situate and lying
in the county Of Washington in the District Of Column
bia and known lots numbered two, three, four
FIVE six, twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen and sixteen
in block numbered twenty of Hall and Evsps'
f%o thosanS fVe hnndrad snnare feet Of eopd y
surveyed in September. A d. 1867 by Charles B.. Bliss
surveyor.
Terms made known at time of sale.
Dated New York, March 18th, 1884
ELLIS s. YATES. Assignee.
STERN MYERS
Attorneys for Assignee 10 Wall st., New York city.
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