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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON YER

MONT AVENUE.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated October 1882 -
the land records of the District OF Columbia and at
the request Of the party secured thereby will offer for
sale. at pulc auction, in front Of the premises
THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH, 1884. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCKP. NJ. part Of original lot three
in 23 beginning at the northwest Of said
lo running thence southerly along Vermont avenue
fifteen O5 feet thence eaStwarly right angles with
Vermont avenue and parallel with north line of said
lot about feet eleven inches thence north to
the angle in the north line Of said lot thence westwary
to the place of beginning containing 1878 square feet
more or less. together with the improvements.
Terms cash. subject to deed of trust a CO.,
Terms Of sale to be complied with In days from
day OF sale deposit Of 6lOO will be required at time
of sale.
myI9-10t JOHN T. ARMS Trustee
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROv-
ED REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, d. c..
LATE THE PROPERTY OF W. DYER


LATE THE PROPERTY OF W. J. DYER.
BY virtue 1T ne Of deere passed by the supreme<
1884 cause No S975 Docket g. the undersigned Ss1
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises on
MONDAY. the TWENTY-SIXTH MAY, 1884. at SIX
O'CLOCK NJ the eastern parts Of Lots Ii and II in
Peter Beatty, Threkeld and Deakins addition to
Georget9wn fronting 80 feet Bridge street and
ming back of that width to the thesapeake and Ohio
canal with the two frame dwelling houses thereon.
said Peter Beatty Ihrekeld and Deakns addition. and
extending back of that width to the Chesapeake and
anal unmproved immediately after also the west
4s l2 feet front Bridge by ITO feet Deep Of
Lot IS i'll Old GEORGETOWN and the brick store and two
frame dwelling houses thereon and al part Of Lots
IS and 81 in Old Georgetown. fronting 59k feet 90
feet wide alley at the rear OF the part Of Lot s. heren
depth of "a 21O feet to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
unimproved
Terms of sale One third cash. residue In nine 90
and eighteen C1s) months with interest from day Of
sale ON notes to be secured premises sold all cash.
at option of purchaser The Of $780, SlOO $500
80 to he paid respectively the parcels sold and in
the order In which advertised All conveyancine At
purchasers cost Terms to be complied within ten Go,
days. otherwise resale at purchasers and risk
FRED. W JONES'
4I2 Louisiana avenue; r.
C. NJ MATTHEWS, Z Aruss0@
lafe
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

7 ooK At Low FARES SaPsIls FIFTY GENTS
Steamer JANE M0SELEY leaves Washington for Nor
folk and Old Point MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
Day at $50 m making close connection with steamer
for New York and kichmOnd. Ocean View. Virginia
Beach, and all railroad lines south.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Fare 25c. Steamer
j. W. THOMPSON leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at a. m
For information apply at General Office 613 18th
street, or at company's wharf, foot Of 9Th street
GEO. X. PHILLIPS. Supt. my1
nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MON;
Droe and the South. Steamers GEORGE LEARY
and ExcE " $50 Summer sehedule-May lat to Sep
temper 90 1854 Steamers will leave Seventh street
wharf as follows: LEAkY ON MONDAYS. WEDNES-
DAYS and rRiRAYs at e;9o M making 10 st9Ps be,
on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at $3.50 and SATUR.
DAYS &C p m, STOPPING ut Pney Point and Cornfeld
HarPor each way; Exclusive connection with Boston
and Richmond steamers. Norfolk and Western, Sea-
railroads. Passss and rooms can be secured Ct Bati-
vania avenue: St Marc hotel. Polkinh2rn's next to
Pennsylysnia avenue, and at c9mpany.s ofhee. 9TH
baggage from hotels and private residences. Freight
ap3O w P WELSH General Aren't
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THE DEFENDANTS KNOWLEDGE OF his wIFE's PRAc-
Tees
MI. Worthington answered that IT had been shown
that the defendant had the knowledge by his own

MI. Worthington answered that 1t had been shown
that the defendant had the knowledge by his own
admission The government expected to show that
was public prostitute; that only a week or two
before, when She came home late he refused TO let
her In, and told her to 60 back and finish the night
as She had commenced it, and she went to the Sta
ton; that on one occasion he had In the presence
OF party called her q -, and invited the man to
use her. In addition, they would show that II was
the custom OF the woman to entice men from the
street standing In her bay window, and throwing
kisses at them and even going far as to embrace
them on the street. They expected to show all
this, and, further, that the defendant knew It.
Mr.. Mackey said that IL must be shown that these
practices We're connived at before they were rele-
want to the issue. 1t was necessary 10 show more
than neutrality-suspicious.. He denied that any
language attributed to Karcher could be construed
into conntvance, and said 1t was the language OF
rage He denied that this testimony was a(missi-
ble for the defense was Self-defenSe, and he fur.
ther Claimed that II must be shown that there was
more than knowledge or CONFERENCE.-The there
was consent.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue of writ of ditioni exponas issued ont
of the Clerks Once Of the supreme Of the Distrcf
of Columbia and TO directed will sell ut pubic
SALE for cash. at the auction store Of Thomas Dow
hrg. corner Of PtnnsylysnA avenue and 18th street
on SATURDAY: the TWENTY. FOURTH DAY on
MAY, 1884. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, all the ri4ht
title claim and interest," Of the defendant in aud the
following described property, to wit: On Smithsou-
lam Piano. No ~ 1S to satisfy venditioni exponas No.
25l79 at law in favor Of Tn Bayne aainst John r
CLAYTON McMICHAEL, u g. Marshal
THOS pOWLlN6. Auctioneer.1 myl3-10
IT PREMISES
ON TUESDAY, JUNETHlkD, 1854 ATTWELyEM
MALVERN,
Seminary Hill Va. residence OF the late Bishop Johns.
situated in Fairfax county Va miles from Wash
ington two miles from Alexandra location remsriably
pal seminary" High school" for bOy., and 'Cfarsns
Home School" for girls. Fine panoramic vieW Of thu
Potomac and every surrounding In the way Of pleasant
society and CHI urch PRIVILEGES TO make country homs
desirable Sixty ncres attached
Terms: One third cash. Time payments made to sui1
purchaser Parties now living on the place wfu shov
the property to any persons desiring to IL Poasss'
ARTHUR HERBERT. Execusor.
ap26.eol7t Washington, DO.
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pESNcr vaNr. porrrp

NHE GREAT nrx,r,, o,
po TP The TR NORTH WEST AMP s9TTH rv
STEEL Khfk M.csIE fskfP }aS fFazEsft
r1s In EFFECT MAY llTH, lss4;
For PittsbuIg and the West, Chcaso Limited E.Prea
$40 m daily With slsspns Cars from Hsrr ri tp
Paace Cars to Pittsburr Also. eohnects day "a
ChiSIage with Sleeping Car Pittsburg 70 Chicae9
the west with Palace Sleeping car s' w.sSiH8tou {
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. csnandnisua, Rochester Buffalo Niae.rA.
@ d i s sspS with ri SS
Train leaving Washington on Saturday night viii not
For WiliamsPor,. Lock Haven and Elmir. At s:4oA m
400, 1000 and Ills p. m on sunday 90 10 90 and
ld5p m Limited EIPrsss Of Pullman Farior Can.
For Boston without change. IiO p m every week day.
For BreoEiyn, ali through trains connect at yer.
For fS;i,asleSis and a. q
Fol- 1m Rt EnIress sao siI daily e,csPt SUNDAY
On Sunday. $40. 1850 AGO. &C., 7:a0. 1000 and
For PoPes Greek Line ESQ An. and 40 pm daily 60
For Annapolis $50 am and 40 I'm daily except Sun.
AIEx M,y IN aEp rREDERIcEsBUEs Rail;
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria $50 7:20 9:25 IL 90 and IL :85 Am,
2:O5. 4:25, 500. 625 S:0l and IL IS PIN On Sunday
at $50 9:25. ii 05 am, sos pm.
For Richmond and the South 80 and II 06 Am dailA
and 100 y m. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Sos Los 100
and 10 10 co. sos. 500 TO- 1905 and 10 20 "a
m and ~ 10 midnight. On sunday at SOS and 10 10
am. 7:05 and 10:40 pm
Tickets and information at the northeast corner
q Isn street snd % and .t The sss
gage to destination f Eb hotels and rssidsncs
CHAS. T. PUGH, General Manager. myl1
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Imam LINE MnL STEAMERS
SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, QUEENS
TOWN. AND LIVERPOOL

SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK QUEENS
TOWN. AND LIVERPOOL.
City of Chicago May l. May 81 July5
City of Richmond. May s June IL 3uly1i
City OF Berlin May II. June Il. July rs
City Of thesser. June I. July 10. Au2aist5
sTRaasH1P COMPANY. IIMfqEb 10 hi Bro galway
or TO J. W. BOTELFR son. 923 Pennsylvania ave-
nne. O. W MOSS. Adams Exprtss rs Pennsy wanna
avenue; Mrs ID A BkOSNAN: 6l2 9th street; JAMES
BElLEW, III 9th street Washington, ID. c. aplG-2m
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ SIEANsHiP LISE BETWEEN NEW YORK. H.y,u
LoSpos sorTHAnpTos AND BRxMxN.
xFsDAY AND sAIi. RDAT IRON Bremen pirr. foot Of
street Hobken. Rates OF passage From New York 20
Hayre London Southampton and Bremen. irst cabin
co, = Bowling Green. New York ". u METZEROrT
CO. 10 fennsYlvanis avenue northwest. CHAS
WALTEk. "A. h street. AGENTS i0s asLinxton lal1
CUSAxD LINZ
NOTICE
THE CUNARD sTfas,I,i ny tihHdpayy limited
BETWFIN MN YORK AND LIvERPooL.
rr GAlI rIHI Ar CORK HAkg OR
Soy We'd. May 81. Seryia. Wed. June Is
Gallia Ned Ma - Scythii-.---t cd. June ~
Au ,,n;. T Me-, June Tune Gallia Wed Ialy 2
AND FSFRN WFpNF~DtY rpng INV YORK
Rstes OF Pa'sase-seo $50 and $780, according to
sterraee very low rates seerase tickets from IIv
sIoo and Queenstown and al other parts Of Europsbs
Eayre Antwerp and other Iorts CT the Continent aud
.ST Mediterranean ports.
Nc doI isb, and Essass apply a, The COMPANY: once
sIhNoS II BROW s.! s CO. s es,. l Yors. IL
Orto Aessrs. OTIS BIdELOM x CO.
Washin
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SUMMER RESORTS.

! B Bs;ss; sispes:sss i S.ss Cuisine ~, (Af
cry Send for circular and terms to F. H NUNS Pro
VERMoNT. ATLANTIC CITY VERMONT AVENUE
$50 cSss :ss
SEAssoGMn lg ST. SIS HOUSE REHoBoTa
ing and the fines. and safest surf bathing on the
4s 40 to py Mes sp se Sns made
my3-zm WALTER BURTON.
W1NDsoR SULPHUR sPRINGs-BLUE MOUN-
hhins e1cent bs eSars
= ES Ses N 7Hs r Ne or 'd
RoCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
4s & S e. %ssss
s sIRaanss and return $780, good until October
Illustrated pamphlets giving all information may be
AS PRATT SONS, Managers,
401 9th street northwest
7 hnox Of no place pEssrsbls Rock Enon
From Hon. A. U. Wyman, Treasurer U. s.
The atmosphere is singulsrly and nvieorating"
From A. J. Huntington D. D.. Columbia College.
The climate delightful the table appointments
excellent" From John 4 Baker. esq. Wilmington
sbtn tina: haze 20 de-
for Rock Enon." From B. D. Keyser. ESQ., washington
Fnon can SPEAK with confidence. as do with pleas.
VIZ Ct sas mSns the place"
The handsome service Of your bountiful table forms
marked contrast to that which characterizes
resorts in general" From W. Gwynn. ESQ. Washing.
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7.RANsATLANTIC Z

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ between New ork and Hayre.
Companys paer. No. AZ North River foot Of Morton
street New York NOrmande. Fran9eul. Wednesday
May 21st p L. Labrador. Collier. Wednesday May
2sth St laurent. de jousselin. Wednesday june
4. 2pm.
Checks payable sight in amounts 70 suit on the
Banque TrsnSatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIA y
agent. No &. Bowling Green, New York. q. W. MOSS
% j, nnsy.va IL avenue: J. w BOTELER & son, gl
Pennsylvania avenue. Agents for
ap@g Washington ID q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
cHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING

CHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING.
By virtue of decree passed BY the Supreme Court
Qf the District of Columbia in equity No #
e96l. the 9Th of May. A D. 1884 wherein Thomas
Cumberland ct al are complanants and Riley Cumber-
lad ct al defendants the undersigned Trustee will
ODER at public auction. in front OF the premises
THURSDAY. the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF MAY,
4 D. 1884. at the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ the fol-
described property to wit: East half OF LIT No
and the half Of lot No square No. % in the
city of Washngton District of Columbia same as laid
down plats and Plans of said city.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
cash balance in six and twelve months. with interest
all cash For deferred payments the notes of
chaser purchasers t. be taken and deed to be given
OIL payment of all the purchase money COnyeyancilg
&c at the cost of purchaser purchasers S1OO de-
pooit required Mt the time OF sale.
L. AUSTIN LITILFFIELD, Trustee,
myl0-dSis 2}2l street northwest
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Capitol Topics.

Capitol Topics.
THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
to-day authorized Mr. BrOadhead to report favora.
bly, to the House the joint resolution to suspend the
operation Of all laws, &C., passed at the 26th ses
sion of the legislative assembly of New Mexico
until the charges that some or the members thereof
were not entitled to their seats shall be investga-
ted, or some action taken by Congress- The COM
i also ag,eea 20 report Iav4raDiy Mr. fuckers
anime and settle the accounts OF certain states and
the city of Baltimore, growing out OF moneys ex-
isl2 The claims are: Virginia, si,6;s. 600; Baltx
more, s23, GOO; New York, $S,eSO; Pennsylvania,
$21S50O; Delaware, SIS, 500, and North Carolina,
$4,000.
A CONFERENCE ON The SHIPPING BILL
The failure of the House to agree to the Senate
amendments to the shipping bill results in the
ordering of conference. Gen. Slocum will proba-
bly, be chairman OF the House cOnfereeS, and quite
a long discussion in conference Is expected.
THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL
The House appropriation committee Is consider
ing the sundry civil appropriation bi and expects
to report it to the House this afternoon or to-
morrow.
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF LAND eRAHrs
Representative Lewis was instructed by the
House committee on public lands to-day to report
favorably the joint resolution Introduced by him
yesterday which prohibits tts Secretary Of the In
terror from taking any further steps to confirm,
certify or patent any lands granted to any corpor
where reports favoring the forfeiture OF such land
grants have been made TO either branch OF this
Congress until after final action shall be taken
upon such bills. or until the Supreme Court OF the
United states In proper case shall decide upon
the validity OF such grant The resolution further
provides that the Secretary be prohibited from GER
TRYING or patenting to any corporation any land
grant except where such corporation has compiled
strictly with all conditions OF the granting act and
that in all cases OF doubt In constituting these con-
ditOnS the benefit OF the doubt shall be given to the
government
THE BRooKLYN PUBLIC BUILDING.
The investigation of the action of Secretary Fol-
ger in the selection OF the site for the Brooklyn
public building Is concluded and the comnitteee
report will be ready soon. The Indications are that
Secretary Folger's action viii be endorsed.
MINOR NOTES
Mr.. MacveaghS letter cTitictsing President Arthur
and his administration In severe tone q irony, -
the subject OF discussion at the Capitol to-day.
Senate are In conference on the Post once surg0-
pF1ataOn bin this afternoon.
Commission has bean tsssued to T. r. BoW1e.
postmasmast@ ct Psaspatansy, King George
county, Va.
DBBARRED-The Secretary Of the Interior has
disbaTed Roland b. Thorn, OF Lexington. Tenn.
and William 81. Matthew, Of clnqinnsf&1 nom
practice as attorneys before the department.
RANCE or I'm T1nHDN1f11 .-rns Su1uvine
wese the reodl1g1 8 TIE omo0 IT, cniee afn0
Maximum. 5kE minimum, 90
To-day J. q Williams, by n. 4 C HeAaA ma q
bin IN equity against samuel L rh0ltp4 - compel
defendant 70 convey % him paxs - sQaase -
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BY HOUSES NUMBERED 1872 AND 1914 FOUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, IN WASHING.

TON CITY.
By virtue of a deed Of trust from Henry W. How Ga
gate an wife to the unders ned, duly recorded in II
Llber 96O folio Az ct seq, one of the land records
OF the District of Columbia and of decree IN the slit Of
Equity in the supreme Court of the District Of Column
DAY OF MAY 1884. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
in front Of the premises, sell at public anction
five (205) of Henry Howgates subdivision of part Of
square mum bered hundred and six 2O6 in the City
of Washington District of Columbia The said lots
improved by twos story and basement brick dwellings.
Terms of sale: One-thi cash. balance In equal in
staments in six and twelve months at per cent inter-
est secured by deed OF trust property sold all
cash. at option of the purchasers All conveyancng at
purchasers cost deposit of 320Oon each lot required
at time of SALE terms Of sale not complied with
sold by the trustees at risk and cost Of defaUng pur
chaser after five days advertisement.
ROBERT c. FOX,1 ,r-,,..,.,
GEO. W. BROWN,} AAas'eeo'
DUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers myI9-dkds
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucrionesr

AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES Nos. 419, 421 423
AND 425 ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST,
AND Nos 626 AND 628 ON STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia passed in Equity cause
No S946. essex ct a. vs. Essex ct ALL willskkA
oer for SALE at public auction in front Of the respect
I've premises the days named below the folio wing
viz:
On MONDAY. JUNE SECOND, 1884 at SIX O'CLOCK
p M. the Lots numbered SO, So GO and 81, of my
corded subdivision Of original lot in square 514 with
the improvements thereon consisting In tour twostory
On TUESDAY, JUNE THIRD. 1884. AT THE SAME
HOUR, the Lots numbered IS and 81, of my recorded
subdivision Of the 40 feet front Of original lot 13 In
square 453, with the improvements thereon consisting
in two three frame buildings, fronting on street
and two small story brick tenements the alley
In the rear Of lot ST.
Terms Of sole: One-third of the purchase money
cash on the day OF sale within days thereafter
and the residue in two equal instaments at six and
twelve months from the day Of SALE the purchaser
giving his her their prossory notes for
the same interest from the day of sale at six
Per centum per annum at the election Of the pur
chaser the whole or any greater portion than onehrd
may be paid in cash. the title the respective parcels
chase money and interest is paid If any purchaser
shall fail to comply with the of sale the
right to resell the risk and Of the defauting
chaser All conveyance at purchasers cost 300 de-
pOsit on acceptance of each bid.
ANDREW j. BIEDIER, Trustee,
919 Louisiana avenue northwest.
EDWARDS BARNARD, Attorneys. my20.eo&ds
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District Government Afsair,.

Tne District Commissioners I'm a note 70 tne
SUPERINTENDENT OF the Baltimore and Potomac rsir
ioau state that the approaches % the grade Gus
ms OF the railroad tracks with the sheriff roed ao
such as 10 make the crossing one OF the most oAn-
seTous IN The District. and request that nagmAn
I've Kept ON duty at that point
=. me commissioners have informed Hon yuA n.
AcSAinoh that the property OF the Association fof
worAs Oh Mercy VIII be marked exempt from Taxa
ZION upon the books OF the assessor from the ise
day OF July, 1894
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COMMISSION has besn ISSUED to 4 r Bow1a.
performances ct Passpatanzy, King George
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DBBARRHD.-The Secretary Of the Interior has
disba1ed Roland b. Thorn, OF Lexington, Tenn,
and william b. Matthews, Of clnsinnatsa. nom
practice as attorneys before the department.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES
l. WAR DEPARTMENT, May 16th 1884.
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this department.
JUNE EIGHTEENTH. 1884, for furnishing Miscela-
neous Supplies consisting Of Brooms. Brushes Soaps
Bureaus in Washington. during the fiscal year ending
June 3Oth 1885.
Blank forms OF Proposals showing the items and esti-
mated titles required together with nstructions to
ment Bids will be considered each item separately
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of War;
endorsed the outside Of the envelope Proposals for
Miscellaneous Supplies"
No contract will be awarded urder this advertisement
until an appropriation shall have been made by Congress
for the purchase Of the msceaneous supplies required
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MRS. KARcHER's REPUTATION.

Officer John w. Smoot testified to seeing the hat,
necktie and collar OF the man on the bed and q
bottle and glass on chair beside the bed 1t was
about half full OF what he thought was whisky.
Witness had been doing duty on that beat for two
years, and karcher had been living there for six
months He had been acquainted with Mrs.
Karcher for several years
MT. Mackey objected to witness proceeding to
give testimony as to her character unless IL could
be shown that the defendant knew OF it
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SALES.
"EEKS CO., Auct1oneers
w 637 Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Once.

CLOSING OUT SALE OF MECHANICAL TOOLS OF
ALL KINDSLSAws. PLANES. CHISELS. PLY.
ksbs f aSb sHEkk y
R REET0 HE o& &S Sc WITH IA LARGE 2uA Az
sGK G41pN TO Pc Ch9sEP qTI BY PUBI Bis
C0MMENCINa AT Ten O'CLOCK SHARP. AS
THERE ARE UPWARDS OF LOCO LOTS As
SORTED GOODS TO D1SpOSED OF.
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DROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON PIPE
l. CfF1CE OF BUILDING STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. Dc May II. 1884
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering about
sOO running feet Of Cast Iron Water Pipe and extra
heavy Drain Pipe and Fittings at the site of the Build
city; will be received ct this Office nntn TWELVE NJ;
opened Immediately thereafter in presence Of bidders
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders, and
blank forms Of proposal will be furnished ON applica-
ton to this Office
THOs. LINCOLN CASEY,
my17-6t Colonel, Corps of Engineers.
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weze The readings - the 0fnOool the chtaf 0RnHI
on1CG o-dAys-SA m. o67s n an, ma Sp.Rs va
Maximum, 5&E minimum, ok0
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

ALI. OF LOT NUMBER IL, IN SQUARE NUMBER
Blk HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO (6g2)
FRONTING ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN G
AND d STREETS SOUTHEAST FOR SALE
The undersigned will sell, by order of the Trus-<e,
teee of the Church, tn RSDAY, THE TWENTY Sc
SECOND DAY OF MAY. 1884. at six O'CLOCK P ~
NJ in front of the premises the Buildings lot num-
Der twelve t12l in square lumber six hundred and
ninetytwo te92) having front of 53 feet inches
LIST street between and streets southeast by depth
thereof with the privileges of perpetual lease subject
TO ground rent of s1lS per annum If desired the
buildings will be sold separately.
Terms cash my16-d
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SDcR4RART FxxsxNGnUYsxN has purchased nom
Judge Hiilyer LOT, So feet 'front.' Q street. near
Massachusetts, avenue, and 40 feet deep. for $50
per foot