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THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.
Delegates Arriving At Harrisburg-A
right Against the Blaine Element
Probable.

HARRISBURG, PA. April lh-The majority OF the
delegates TO the republican state convention. to be
ned to-morrow, have put in an appearance, and
Inc notels already present lively appearance.
lne P1ttsbufg delegation and most OF the
western delegates are here Those from the
east VII! arrive this afternoon There are
working Of the leaders It looks as Il a
night Will be made against the Blaine element,
which Is now In the majority. Grow VIII have no
may possibly be made permanent chairman. The
principal contest during the convention win, IL u
said, be on delegates at large
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold nv r. A.
Golden, agent-14000 Shad. from S2l 10 ST. per hun
dred; 225.G0O herring, from s. To 81 per thous-
and 900 punches fish, from i5c. 20 SOC per bunch
MIR. Gwynn Harris, inspector OF marine products.
reports the arrival or herring to-day at 1919 gS3;
shad, 355; tailors 1870: bunch fish (rock), $500
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE A. C. s.,
WASHINGTON BARRACKS. DC. March 5th, 1884,
Sealed Proposals trplicate subject the usual
ditions with copy of this advertisement ached will
be received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON on THURSDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH 1884
at which time and place they viii be opened in
required by the Subsistence Department. u S Army
this post for issue to troops thereat during the fiscal
year commencing July LIST. 1854.
The for Fresh Beef shall not be construed to
involve the United States any obligation for payment
in of the appropriation granted by Congress
the purpose
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes mark
ed Proposals for Fresh Beef" and addressed to the
dersgned The government the right to reject
any or all proposals.
Blank proposals. giving information as to conditions
quality OF beef payments amount Of bond &c, be
obtained by application to this office.
SEBREE SMITH
mills. l9&ap14,15 LIST Lit RIO NJ. I'd Art, A. C. 8.
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The Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, April Is, 10 a. NAT the opening this
morning the markets showed considerable strength,
with the exception OF provisions. May wheat
opened at 81 sold up to S4 declined to Ssa and is
now S3h. May corn opened at 49T, and remains
being quoted at 16.S2H. May lard is 6.22H. The
weather is stormy and chilly. The stock OF wheat
In store at Chicago shows a decrease OF $50 600
bushels for the past week. The shipments yester-
day exceeded the receipts by 1000 bushels.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 15--virg1nis Sizes consolidated
4Ob6 past due coupons 80: do threes 81; North
Carolina six, old. lOSk bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. April l5-Cotton auiet-middlins, ll,f
Wheat-southern scarce. aud In good demand:
higher and more active; southern red. I09a1.l2; do
amber / 12a1 is: No Maryland, 114al l4A; No. q
western winter red. spot. lOial May. 1O1 III Olx;
June. l0lhaI.0lk; July. l0ls1 .01x: August. L00Ha
less active southern white ssa60 do yellow 52a54,
s.s5k JaiS ss stssmer 50 BID osts sseaay
and :dul-southern 4oa43: western white, 4naA2: do
mixed 3Sa4O Pennsylvania, 40a43 Rye higher, 6Sa70
Provisions quiet aud steady. Eggs lower. IA. Coffee
guiet-Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair: 9Aal0k Sugar
frm-A soft Z: copper refined quiet L. Other articles
unchanged Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet
cotton, 5-32d.; nour. sd grain, SHa4d. Recepts
bushels oats, 1900 bushels 500 bushels. Ship
mentswheat corn. 26 600 bushels. Sales-wheSt
ass, 900 bushels: corn. 10000 bushels.
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The will OF the late Elizabeth Ragan. filed to-day
bequeatheS after the payment OF her debts, all her
property 10 her mother. Mary l.. Faunce, and also
appoints her guardian or her SIX children.
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DENTISTRY.

he. S. l. SCOTT. DENTIST,
~ Late 81 Sandy Spring. Nd
lDI STREET y. ". Washington, d c.
ITtseFNat1on OF the natural teeth st-Cia,ty ul20
HE. DUKE. DENTIST rs I4TH STREET NORTH
Beautiful sets of Teeth aud ID perfect mt
4 m . aCr 81 LftracunS without YalI. 50 cents
~ OSeIaN1OAs "arraEt-Ot Jail-6In
he STARR PARSONS CORNER grH AND y
streets q W Filling a speciality also the cure OF
eooitss .te "tiut extracting local ausstLetic
On tne sIls aLeViaiss pa1n u EXTRACTING Gas gwen
N--N--Ns --o-e-Atc NJ
RASOA1s FAhSONS. ID. d. s OFFICE Ann RES.
4eSSo ~@1 ~ totet northwest over RaIlautyue's
S'o,c. All branches Of Dentistry skiIIfuIIy per
xornaeQ has gwen II thousands Win 81 ,,.ss.re
results dsy or night Ten years e1r.riire so
A RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE prE,,pF NJ,
"A serted inmedately after eItracting natural teeth
branches Of Dentistry. Moderate fees ~ 1-A IA ~
)aS Dr. DOSSALLl E52I strAe.' no-,,,v.r.
hR. T ~ TALBOTT. DENTIST NJ ,q- -rII
~ street. three doors from T. Ia,t,sIr,, n, -
IL branches Teeth Inserted 81 per SGT Al. VII -.
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EoRTREss MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE
Mt. VERNON. MI. yERNoNu

STEAMER ". ". CORCORsy
leaves -t wharf daily tsxcep Sunday FOR Mt
Vernon at 10 o'clock III; returning reaches Washing.
tCI about $3.50 PIN
60 7. r. BLAZE, Captain
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Capitol Topics.

VHpItOI 1Op1CSs
TILT IN THE DANvILLR INVESTIGATION.
lively tilt occurred In the Danville 1nvestiga-
ting committee to-day between John s. Wise and
Senator Vance. Senator Vance offered testimony
to prove the bad character OF the
witness Sims. Mr.. J. s. Wise said il
this testimony was admitted he would
ask permission to introduce testimony showing the
bad character OF Senator Vance and Representa-
tives Caben and G. D. Wise, OF Va. senator Vance
said he spat upon such insinuat1ons Mr.. j. s.
Wise retOrted that he returned the gentIeman's
scorn. Mr.. G. D. Wise also defended himself against
insnuation. The question Will be referred TO the
full committee.
MINOR NOTES
large delegation from the various boards OF
trade throughout the country waited upon the
House committee On banking and currency to-day
to urge the suspension OF the coinage OF silver for
two years.
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The District in Con9res

The District I'm Congress.
EXEMPTION OF CHURCH PROPERTY FROM TAXATION.
A bill was introduced In the Senate to-day by
Mr.. Cameron WIS, to exempt from taxation all
the property OF the Eastern Presbyterian church in
this city.
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Republican Gains I'm New jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., April la-Nearly complete re-
publican gains to be heavy. Donuelly (dem.l was
elected mayor by $40 majority, and republican gain
or 912 Richards rep was elected receiver OF taxes
oy 7l3 majority, and Ellis trep> was elected super
intendent OF schools by 255 majority Chambers
burg reversed last years democratic victory and
elected q republican mayor
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioueers

hCNCANSON BROS. AuctfOpeers
MAGNIFICENT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN1.
TIkE CONSISTING IN PART OF PARLOR
SUITE. UPHOLSTERED IN EMBOSSED PLUSH,
TIRkISH CHAIRS, TURKISH ROCKERS, PLUSH
TOP TABLES. PARLOR LIBRARY BOOKCASE
AND DESK. FRENCH PLATE PIER MORROR,
fKE I h., PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS ANTIQUE
STILL FkAMEl. WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE,
WITH fkENCH PLATE SWINGING GLASS. WAL.
MI WARDkOBE.WALNU CHIFFONIER,W WITH
MIRROR ATTACHED; WALNUT CYLINDER
DISK. WALNUTLADIEs, DESK. NJ r CENT Err
TABLES, FANCY BAMBOO CHAIRS. WALNUT
MARBLE-IoP SIDEBOARD. WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS. WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE RAW
SIN GoTCH. LEATHER COVERED RECLINING
CHAIR. WALNUT MIRROR BACK HALL PIECE,
HILL H.. CHAIRS. COTTAGE SETS, SPRINGS.
PILLOWS AND holsters, BLANKETS BED
Ding. WALNUT PLATFORM CRIB, BODY BRUS-
SEi.S AND OTHER CARPETS, RUGS, CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE KITCHEN ACOUSTICS, &c,
BEING The ENI1RE CONTENTS OF DWELL
ING NO 12i STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC-
TON
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL SIXTEENTH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. We will sell, at the
above named residence the elegant furniture contained
therein having been for short time This sale
presents unusual opportunity t. housekeepers and
others to obtain first class well-kept furniture.
House open for inspection early morning Of SALE
Terms cash.
apl2-3t DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts
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SRNa.r1nN ~ TILE Su.pn,

SENSATION N THE SHARON TRiN--ln the sha-t q
dNnrre case IN san Francisco, yesterday, Harry
Wells, a witness for The plaintiff, testified that
sharon hah In his presence introduced Miss Hil
10 II. VI. True MrS. sharon The deposition Il
True, who r. on his deatll-led, was read stating
that Wells testimony was"a put up lob bstWesli
Miss lliil. Wells and himself True's deposition
cr'atcda SENSATION. He l. o. years old, and LIS
death Is moment triV o
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer
VtNhOMAS DONLlNI, Auctloneer.
AUCTION SALE OF EXG ELL HOUSEHOLD

On THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL SEVENTEENTH
1854 at TIN O'CLOCK, shall sell at residence 1880 o
street northwest the following Household Efects:
SQuzre Grand pianoforte nearly new Raw silk Piano
Cover Piano Stool Walnut Parlor Suite Upholstered in
Red r. p OIL Paintings. Window Hangngs Fancy Fold
Hall and Stair Carpets Rugs. Sewing Machine
Wi low Rocker. Handsome Bedroom Suites Mattresses
Top sdeboard Calendar Clock. Large Refrigerator.
Heating stoves Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c
apl4-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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CusAaD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTR
THE GRNARR sEw YSRR
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 60 n. r.. NEW YORK 49,,
ssilia Tss. Apr! s. seyn,. %sd w f.
A 1,sp Wed April SO aall,a Wsc Nay e
AM. EvFRy WEnNEspAY. FROM NV YORK
Rates q Passagsseo go md sl0Q according to ~
steeage 8 yery lowratee Ste.ge tickets srom ~:
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Ballast Glasgow;
for Mediterranean ports
Nc, BoWlnS Green or both steefaee and cabin %
OTIS BIGALOW co, SOS 7th strvss, W.shnyton. Dc.
Or to Me1sr1 OTIS BI0ELOW l. co.
jan12 COS 7th street. Warrington.
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PROPOSALS.
sToNE AND MANII.1S ROPE 0"oAh

L STONE AND MANILA ROPE
OFFICE or BUILDING FOR srArI WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
WARRINGTON, D. c., April 9Th. 1884
Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing and deliver
ing
1000 barrels Of Hydraulic Cement
20OO cubic yards Of Sand.
$500 cubic yards Broken Stone, and about
S.OOO pounds Manila Rope
q the site Of the Building for the State War and Navy
in this city, will be received at this Office
until TWELVE NJ on MAY SEVENTH. 1884. and
opened immediately thereafter in presence Of bidders
specincat1ons, general instructions to bidders and
blank forms OF proposal for any of the above named
materials viii be furnished to established dealers and
manufactures on application to this Of6ce.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Ap1b-s.ttn.3t Colonel Corps Of EngineerA
DRoPOsALs FOR ICE
OFFICE THE Pueblo PRINTER,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April H. 1884
Sealed proposals win be received at this oace until
ELEYEN O'CLOCK A. NJ OF SATURDAY. APRIL
NINETEENTH. 1884 for furnishing the Government
1885,
Bidders will state the kind Of Ice they propose to
furnish The successful bidder will be required to
furnish in such quantities and such times may
ceived
The right to reject any bid is reserved Bids be
tndorsed for and addressed to the Pub
lie Printer.
s. p ROUNDS,
ap14-3t Public Printer.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YoRK. HAv12
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
i, The etsames q this company w1l sail EVERY WED:
Sd street Hoboken Rates Of PASSAGE From New Yorkto
Havre. London. Southampton and Bremen or!e caosnt
fstes For freight or PsssaEs apply 70 0HLH1GIHnS
60, 96 Fennsylvanis avenue northwest; CHAa
WALTER $40 d street, Agents for Washington. 1al2
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RoBBERIEs REP0RTKD.-Richard J. jackson, 1881
18th street northwest reports that while tho fam-
ly was absent nom the house yesterday the lock
was forced OF his trunk and Sl0 In money stolen
Emily Parker, Blagden's alley, reports stolen from
her house yesterday S16 In money. J. 8. Scha6eft,
1908 Sd street southwest, reports stolen nom her
yard last Tuesday wheelbarfow, worth q
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The Siege of Khartoum.

LONDON, April ia letter Of the Mahdf has
been published In this he commands the tribes TO
push forward the siege OF Khartoum, to blockade
all the roads and embarraSS the Turks and infides
In all other ways possible. This Injunction is urged
upon them as religious duty.
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BURIAL OF CHARLES REApE.

LONDON, April l5.-The remains OF Mr.. Charles
Reade were inferred to-day at Willesden. The
funeral was private Mr.. George Augustus Sala,
Mr. Edwin Arnold and a few other literary friends
OF the deceased were present.
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BREsLAU, April l5.-The Tolks Zettung Of this
city states that Cardinal LedoChowskf has resigned
the archbShOp1c OF PoSen and GneSen, and that
the pope has accepted his resignation.
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STEAMERS.

4 I Il !. Nh Nh r. + # # #ss sHs'
AAA L l. AAA N nm l. I'm NNE
4 ALLLL LILA AN mn LLLLuN nm ZEE
POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE.
Commencing May Sd, and every Saturday thereafter;
sailing from Quebec Liverpool making the shortest
ocean voyage Only five days from land to land The
Iron Steamships OF this for strength
speed and comfort and fitted with all the modern
improvements that practical experience suggest
Cabin. s7Oand $50; intermediates. es6.7t.
LEVE b ALDEN. General Agents,
2O7 broadway, New York
q. W. MOSS, Washington, D. c.
ALLAN LINE-W1NTER SERVICE
Portland to Liverpool every Thursday until May
Cabin: $50 $40 and $50 intermediate. s3S75: Extra
londonderry Glasgow and Galway, for prepaid business
only Through tickets issued to railroad station in
the United States 1ntermediate S36 steeraRe, Sal
The Baltimore service will be resumed, commencing
April 8. and regularly thereafter.
Apply to LETE ALDEN General Agents. 207 Broad
why. New York, or g. W. MOSS.
225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mh13- til. stu Warrington. D. O.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York Stock Market.
Thefoliowtng are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to h. II. Dodge, 5ss 18th street:
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TIME CELLULoID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out WAYS clean. md can b WugnWhlo
tAtll0t. II Ior oaloAS
CHAS. FIEHER'H
6237th street northwest
MRS. FISHER dsvotss her attention to the want.x
Lady p1tronA WU
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Delegates to the New York Republican

ALBANY, n Y, April Is, noon.-Information has
Just been received in the assembly chamber that
the Draper faction has elected Hon Hamilton Har-
lis, John Greer and Robert Strain as delegates TO
republican state convention. This gives state COM
mitteeman Draper control OF the Albany county
delegation by vote of 10 toa
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LONDON. April lo;-The Liverpool police have
been ordered TO send all the evidence they obtain
concerning Daily TO the home department, which
the trial OF Daily Will take place at Birmingham.
Eagans documents are still being examined by the
Birmingham police.
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fINTSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpROyEr
l. REAl. ESTATE. LOCATED ON I STREET
HURIHMESI, BETWEEN TWENTY-FOUKTH

l. REM. ESTATE. LOCATED ON I STRFET
HnRIHMESI BETWEEN TWENTY-FOUKTH
AND TWENTY-FIVE STREETS.
BY virtue of = certain deed trust me hear.
liS date auSust IA, 1876 and recorded in lSter No
S+8 folio SOY, et seq. of the land records of the1
striet ~ Columbia by direction Of the party secured
th,rS6y VIII sell at public auction MONDAY THE
i Ny! IL lfSI DAY OF APRIL. 1884, AT HALF
PASI IpIR O'CLOCK Z. NJ all that certain lot piece
or Parcel OF land and premises known described ON
the pubic Plat plan of said city the whole OF lot
Co and the east go three inches 'front.' and with that
division OF original lots t5 five and t6 six in square No
81 twenty-eeht having front Of fifteen feet nine
inches Oh street northwest
Terms OF sale: The amount OF the Indebtedness
secured by said deed Of trust with the
OF sale in cash and the balance six months for which
the notes of the purchaser bearing Interest from the
Gay of sale and secured by deed of on the pro-
IeTy sold shall be taken deposit of fifty dollars ne.
quired OF the purchaser or purchasers 1t the Of
SALE and all conveyance At the OF the purchaser
. II. WARNER, Trustee.
DUNCANSOS BROS AucHoneers Ap9-d&ds
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TOMORROW.
TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
CATALOGUE SALE
DWARF HYBRID PERPETUAL. ROSES, VINES,
CREEPERS STANDARD ROSES,
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS.
FROM
p ". yANDERyEUR
Boskoop. Holland.
from WILLIAM COLEMAN. and other leading local
Florists,
GENERAL COLLECTION OF BEDDING PLANTS.
THOMAS BOWLING
Will sell by auction at
1919 NEW YORK AVENUE. WASHINGTON. D. c.,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM
apl2-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneeu
CATALOGUE SALE
FINE sTEELPLATE ENGRAvINGs AND. oLEO-
GRAPHS.
Selected from popular subjects Of French, German
English aud American Issues. consisting
of examples of tine Leading Works
Of the Greatest Artists.
BUGUEREAU. ROSA BoNHEUR
LABOUCHERE. DETArLLE,
BROCHART DORE
LANDSEER. j. NOEL PATTEN. ANsDELL
MOREAU, BEAUMONT, COOMANS,
And many others too numerous to mention. are here
represented in the Highest and Most
Skillful of Engraving Art
Every Picture Richly and Appropriately framed in
Ornamental Gilt Frames of the Latest De-
signs. Of first-class workmanship.
Patterns adapted to each
special SUBJ
tect
ALL WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION SALE
Without Limit or Reserve,
Commencing MONDAY. APRIL FOURTEENTH. at
EIGHT O'CLOCK P NJ. continuing Tuesday. at II g.
m and p IN. and every day thereafter. at the same
hours until the entire election Is closed out
salesroom,
CORNER OF TENTH AND D sTREETs
Facing Pennsylvania avenue
aplI-5t WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
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A DISPATCH FROM COMMANDER SCHIEY.-Com-
mander Schley telegraphs TO the Secretary of the
Navy this afternoon that the sealers mentioned in
his former telegram were the Leopard and Tiger,
not Arctic and Fox. Arctic and ReSOlute are re-
ported as working EOrth, being too late for seals
RANGE OF THE THKRN0NRTKR-Thef following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
oncer uO-day:7a- m, 40; IL an, b56 pm, $50
Maximum. bS4 minimum, 49,
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TRUSTEES SALE OLA VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON STREET, NEAR
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST, WITH MODERN
IMPROVE MENTS.
BY virtue OF deed If trust dated December IT,
1712 aid duly recorded i'll Lber No 1U3 folio 26s al
II 81 the land records of he District Column A
liza and at the Of the holder of the
thereby will sell at public auction front the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTIETH DAY OF
hIiIL. \ u. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK F. M. the follow
lLe described real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton. ID C.. wit All that certain piece parcel Of
land Known and and being part lot
b"re'i one Cd IN square numbered five hundred and
twenty three (523 beginning for the twenty COY
i'tt from the southeast of said lot ID and
running thence west nineteen and onehalf C9S) feet;
thence NORTH one hundred 400 feet thence east
Ten anu oc bali tlJ1) feet thence south hundred
tio feet to the place of beginning having frontage
ol 1879 tett on north street. together with the
proyenleIIts etc.
Terms OF sale The amount Of the Indebtedness to-
tf IN TIE interest, and expenses sale in cash;
iaaicf III six and twelve months tor which the pur-
'ia~r@ notes secured by deed of trust on property
sou and bearing interest from date of SALE viii be
aKh deposit 81 100 required at time of sale Terms
70 D. complied with days from day of sale All
convey aAclhg and sfcoriing q pnrcha ers cost.
JANIS NJ PfSDLETON NJ.
Hh21eoSds BkAISAkD II. WARSER.i trustees
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FINANCIAL.

LEWIS JoHsson & c..
BANKERS
BONDS
nsn. % '' 1--WE A-'1' PEI cent n On SI i@
j. Fl. Sev.ns 60.
BANKERS
1916 Pennsylvania sveuua
LIBERAL RATE r1 SE b 1ST5sEsT ALLOWED ON
4Rbrp STATES
COLLECTIONS made everywhere feble
PRIVATE Srook Tz1raRAra Was
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK. BOSTON. 10
PRINCE WHITLEY STOCK Bnoxzaa
, ssefRIsisa Avenue New York
General Partners:
James Whitley. Henry q. Dodge. a. crussr Oakley:
Harry G. Logan. Washington, DC Maynard G. Eyre
William B. TTavers Special Psxtnox
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALI. GLASSES
OF RAILWAY SECURITIES
Branch odce-539 18th street <Corcoran Building)
q. u. DODGE. Resident Partnse
Quotations ~ Stocks and Bonds and Information
eardng the Markets received through our wires IN
sTANTLY. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
All orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. 1a26
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"ALL PAPER. WINDOW SHADES ko
h. W. HENDERSON l. CO
GA1rU lllj r street Northyest
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PROMOTIONS IN THE CITY Posi- OFFICE.-John T.
LipphaTd and &. T.. Davis. $3.50 clerks in the city
post Office, having resigned, the Postmaster to-day
made the following promotions: II. ". Dunbar and
from 500 to $780, F. l. LeMcrle. from $500 TO $500 r.
l. Burnham from $500 To 500; Sidney !. McFar-
land and John N McElwain, from substitute clerks
to the 5000 grade
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District Assessor Dodge met with a slight acci-
dent to-day; In descending a stairway at the Dis
tr1ct building he stumbled and fell short distance
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