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Capitol Notes.

MRS CARLISLE p. PATTKRSON's TAXES
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Vance reported back
favorably, without amendment, the House bill to
remit and cancel all national, municipal and
county taxes general and special and all interests
costs and penalties, levied assessed On the prop
erty OF the widow OF Carlisle p. Patterson, up TO-
and including June Goth, 1888.
DECIDED IN FAVOR OF WALLACE
The House committee on elections to-day decided
to report the Mckinley Wallace case In favor OF
Wallace by q vote OF to5.
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The COurts.

CIRCUIT COURf-yud0e Hd0nPr.
The May term was convened to-day. Gibson, Son
q Co. agt Lanaghan CO.; Moore l. Sinnott agt.
same, and Fitch, Fox & Brown agt. Meyers; de-
faults Cruitt agt Buckley; on calendar. Carusi
agt. Budd, O'Neal u CO.; Judgment for want OF
plea Entwisle agt Douglass; death OF plaintiff
suggested Henke agt lockwood; do simms agt
shepherd; do.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judoe Nocarshur.
To-day, Edward c. Jackson, colOred, who was
charged with breaking into the printing ONCE OF
Johannes 4 Sterling on the night OF the 18th OF
March ultim0 and stealing type worth so, with
drew his plea OF mot guilty. and substituted
tsguflty." jackson was sentenced TO six months in
jail Sonny A. Webb. receiving stolen goods; nolle
pros
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ between New ork and HavTe.
street, New lOrl Anerique Santelli, Wednesday May
II. an No = Franeeul. Wednesday. May 2lst
I. III. LabrI er. Wednesday May 18th, 8 a. M
, Checks layab sSht, in AMOUNTS to suit. on the
BaLque Tran,atl. IIlque of Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN.
Agent No. o. Bowling Green, New York. g. W. MOSS.
2-5 ltnnsy!se: ayeaue; j. ". BOTELER + son, 923
FeEnsyINana avenue, Agents for
aI.2y WaShinston. D. G
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED
CREAL ESTATE on NORTH CAPITOL STREET,

(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED
OREAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET,
BETWEEN AND STREETS.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ofeSsSr
the District Of Columbia PASSED on the 9Th day OF s
December, 1888 (and amended OH he 7th day of--A-
December 1850 in equity cause No SEGA. Doc %,
plaintiff and John q. Tyler and hers def, ndarlts
shall sell to- the highest bidder front of the premises
commencing at FOUR OCl OCK PM, on SATURDAY.
the SEVENTEENTH DAY of MAY 1881. Lots Nos six o.
Cd eight 49, nine t9) ten (l0) and eleven 0 in
the subdivision of lot No ID square No hun
dred and thirty $500 accorng the netes and bounds
covenants and conditions set forth and described in the
deed Of PARTITION, dated December % 1871 tered into
by and between Andrew Wylie and May C.; his wife.
and MAJ garet eze and recorded with the flat of sub
division annexed IN liber =. folio -. one If the
land records OF Washington county. the District of
Columbia Also all that part of said lot one o. i'll said
square No 63 at the northeast thereof fronting
North Capitol street hrtyfye 35) feet aud ten (0)
inches by depth Of one hundred and twenty I90
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance
90 and eighteen S) months from tie date Of sac For
the def IRE the purchaser purchasers shall
give their notes drawing six 90 cent interest
annun, secured by deed deeds Of trust the prop
erty purchased deposit OF fifty (S50 dollars each
lot must be made wien the property is knocked down
All cOnyeyancIng to be at the cost of the purchaser
purchasers JOHN G.. HEAlD, Trustee
SUI street EortlY st.
DUNCANSON BIOS, Aucts. nly5-d&ubs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,


FUTURE DAYS.
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionssr
CATALOGUE SALE
ORIENTAL CARPETS RUGS. PORTIERES EN-
BRO1DERIES. AND SADDLE BAGS
Embracing Rare Pieces, such as
ROYAL AGRA CARPETS. CAIRO RUGS. SILK BOZ
HARA AND SHERAZ RUGS. ANTIQUE HALL
RUGS. AND OTHER SPECIMENS
OF GREAT VALUE,
To be Sold at Public Auction,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY.
MAY a. I5 and Is, 1884.
Commencing at ELEVEN A. N. AND THREE O'CLOCK
p N. EACH DAY.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. MAY 18TH AND l3TH
In the First Floor of My Salesrooms,
Southwest Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and
Eleventh Street
y. B.-As Mr.. Scknitzer is about leaving for the
Orient to make up his r Coll ection. he has instructed
me to close this consignment without regard to
cost and he says is the valuable collection
sent here.
THOMAS BOWLING.
my7-6t Auctioneer
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES. COGNAC, CHAM.
PAGNES AND CORpIAL4
French Clarets IS 10 81 aud a 50 per dozen
American native Wines, brandics aud Champaign
California Virginia and Ohio, four bottles for IL
HOUX & TAULELIE, lf47 Penn ave.
Agents for frstciass houses Bordeaux burgundy,
Jas 5ms
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Promotions i'm the Treasury Depart

PrOmOfiOns In the Treasury Depart.
ment.
The following promotions have been made In the
Treasury department.: Sixth Auditors Office
Robert c. Crooks, from class two to class three;
Clarence Crish, from class one to class two: John
P. Reed from 1000 class to class one; James
H. Brunemen, civil service appointee, probation
airy term expired May 9, appointed permanently at
$500. Commissioner OF Customs Ofhce-Richard
Crowther, from class one to class two. Treasurers
Office-John A. Qulnan, civil service appointee
probationary term expired May ., appointed per-
manently to class one.
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RAILROADS.
TfNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

THE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WISE
Schedule III efsc: q W H. 1881
e:iO A.N.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
conn, CtlOHs To all points South and Southwest.
DAILY. ex eFt Sunday. with {. < O. Railway. Pull
nian Sleeping Buffet from New rk and Wash
lDstCn To At!~nta- Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta O New Orieaus
lOI-A-I-Ot lSNlLLE FAST Ii L Daily via Char
lott sville T. Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
POINTS. Pullman Sleeping Washington
louisville
O40PM-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
t. all points South and Southwest via Danvile ara
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with g. x O Railway.
Pullman Sleeping from WashIn ton via Dan
VILE. Charlotte aud Atlanta To New Orleans: also.
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Tram leaves Washingtona at SiOA
- VI and 10 T. Vi daily EXCEPT sunday.
War; ntOn trains leave Washington at $40 A II and
$40 l. NJ daily.
fOI tickets and information inUuire ar Commands Of
fee, col PENIS lvaI,a avenue or ii Union D'iot
u SLAU UHIEk. n MACDANIEI.
Gen lass. Agent Agent
mario sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

Il WAR prrARrNEST. MAY 10Th. 1ss4
nntI TREfvE O'CLOCK, NOON, TrEsDAE. June
and lr Bnsl IN WashnsSon io during rim the
fiscal year ending June 9oth. 1885
Bank forms of PROPOSALS showing the items and esti-
Cd quantitis required together with circular relat
Proposals must he addrred TO the 20 s ems
rotary Of War endorsed on the ontslde of the envelope
each item separately No contract VIII be AWARDED
under this Advertisement until appropriation shall
sasf eeq aaf Congress Tor the purchase OF the
myi2- 2awsw ROBERT T. LINCOLN. Secretary Of wsr
PROPOSALS. FOR FEEL
oUARTERMssTERs OFFICE u.sMc.
WAsHISGToS. 2lst April. 1894 I
Sealed Proposals in dupicate will received nj tia
9 S9t Eb ,S dP SfxT KS sarn -:
more Of the following stations from lst July 1884 TO
Portslneuth u r.: Charleeto.n. Mass. Brooklyn, n
Philadhelphia P1 League Island Pa; annapoliA
Mare Island. Cal. and Pensacola. Fla.
srecieatiSas with blank pron9.sss can ee o6t.in:d
offices Of the onart.rnaster washington. D. Q. s1A
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for FuS..
and addressed to the undersigned
Major Nd G. s'ns MARINE oo1r.
ap2l-law4w washington, 3. Q.
pRoPosALs FOR RATIoNs
ouARrrnM.srEns OFFICE usMc..
WARRINGTON. 2lst April l8eAS
o sa sat in S%ESss S e ss /; ~
THIRTY-FIRsT DAY OF MAY NEXT. for furnihipa
following stations from LIST July 1854 TO soth Juns
Portsmouth. Nh: Charlestown. Mas; Broohlyn,
Ny Lessge Island near PhiiaaeiThia Pa: AInHPShs
Mare Island Cal. and Pensacola Fla
Specification. with blank Tropossls be obtained
otces u the onartcrmaster WssSinsion. DC sd Hs
sistsnt ouartsrmaster 22s south 4th street Phsde-
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Ratiouss
W, b. SLACK.
Major a. g. S { Marine cS1.
DROPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
wasHNsros D. &. May 4 iss4I
Sealed Proposals will be received az this Department
Fn ~ 20 on sd9 NJ Sus
FIRST and cond-clsss Post ofhces for one year IRON
Blank for1ns Of proposals showing the il ms and es-
ing Thereto win be furnished application TO this De
Proposals should be addressed to the First Assistant
Postmaster General and endorsed Proposals for Sta
The Postmaster Gepera, the rxht 10 rsssss
any or AL bids. ,xr
my5-mkth4w Postmaster GenaA
DROPosALs FOR STATIONERY
L wI ssss @ssscE 3 P e. Nay + "a.
Sealed proposals. will BE- ceived q this DEPARTMENT.
five isss Tor furnishing Stationery Ion the Po.t osos
Department for one year from July ], laoa
aasn she WITH srs and %
Ing thereto win be Furnished application 10 this De-
should be addressed to the First Assistant
Postmaster General and Endorsed Proposals for Sta
The stmaster General reserves the fight 10 re,.ct
My or al bids.
". @. GRESHAM
Postmaster Gen.
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THE pEFENSE oPENS IT'S CASE-CoI- MORROW TIL Is
HOW HB GOT LOAN FROM BATsNAS Co.--GFS.
AKIBBEN SAYS NE Is NOT MEMBER or rokKR
CLuB-GEN. SWAIN DENIES sTATEMkSTs MADE DY
Mr. BAIENAN.
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VIZ De MEYER

tits now undiaputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR.
RAJ CURE is the only treatment that will absolutely
cure Catarrah DR.. Wei de Meyers TREATISE" with
statements OF symptoms by tho cured mailed frea D.
BNDEwEY CO.. ls2 Fulton street. ny ,eb.m 81,
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ISMAs LINE MAIL STEAMERS.
SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, QUEEN!
TOWN. AND LIVERPOOL

SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, QUEENS
TOWN. AND LIyERPOOL
CITY of Richmond. May s. June H. july1I.
C O.; ., .; S,tin nay Il, June I. July
City Of hestsr June !. july 10. August s.
IM iGHf e 81 TIE Br dSMaS
New York
nue; c. ". MOSS, dams Express. 2a5 Pennsylysnia
avenue Mrs D. A. BROSNAN SIl 9th street: JAMES
blAIt" III eth street Washington. d. c. Apl6-2m
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ s1f. na IISE BErwKxs NEW Yonx. HAvnl
~, LONDON SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN
io m s. s. EVERY TER , %ED
HaTre London. SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen. nrst cabin.
S..O L" second cabin, SEQ, steerage. at lowest
90, 2 bowling Green New YORK. 4. q METzEn as 4
4 CO. 925 Pennsylvania avenue north west: CHAs
"Ali La "a ~ street Agents sor >shinxtoa- 1al2
CuNAED LINZ
NOTICE
THE c,,x,,n CT Lane ROUTE
Blq& S sEM YORK shSSbbflANf pIIM5TEn
rs eMI rIEs 4. a s CORK III I HAKB S1Sk
Ser M M.y Il june II
Ga!i.a We'd. MaS IS scythia, ed June as
Rates Of Passage-aeo $50 and sl0o According 70 -
saersse At very ,owrates steer,rs ticket. firm,
sI DOL and Queenstown and al other psrs u Europe
a. s; . ss s s:e ss: e, u .s:
.cI Mediterranean ports
Ss :na dRs:s gs At . :ss e.:
SthS0SS Mr., nH SHis SIS s.
tan12 COS Tth street. Warrington
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON THE
EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN N
AND Reefs NORTHWEST, narrowed BY
SCHOOL BUILDING.
ises. on THURSDAY, NAY FIFTEENTH. 1854 at Ela|
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the west half Of Lot num- Am
bered thirteen (l3 In square numbered Ave hundred
and thirteen This lot has frontage Of 20 feet by
building which has been used BY the District public
school purposes. or made into two dwelling houses.
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money in cash;
the balance n six twelve and eighteen monthA with
interest At Six per cent per secured by deed
Of tIast Of property sold All oonveyancns a. Of
purchaser $50 down at time Of SALE Terms be com.
blied with in seven dayu
mys.dkds WM T. BAILEY, Assignee
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THOMAS BOWLING.
Auctioneer.
myT-6t
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE or FRAME DWELLING
BY virtue of decree passed BY the Supreme Court6
of The District 81 CouInhia IN equity No. tsS
o9Nt on the 9th Of May \ H. 1884 wherein T OmasSAA
cumberland et al conn lanants and Riley Cumber
Ia Il al defendants The undersigned Trustee will
THURSDAY, tue TWENTY SECOND DAY OF MAY,
\ II. 1881, ~ the hour % FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the fol-
!3"in--,tTScrhr prorery TO wit All of 1T No. and
haSUllIt Distract ot Columbia laid down
pats AMI lanS If said cIty
rms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
cas- taiante III anu twelve months. with interest
~ al cash. For deferred payments the notes of pur-
ClIS pUr, a-rr> I've taken and deed to be given
"ii NnSEt - al the purchase money. Convey cling
e. az Ills, COS: ~ purchaser purchasers. $1UO de-
iN>it required a. the time of sale
l. AUSTIN T1LEFlELD Trustee,
hiNttISds 2I2l street northwest.
l'hANEEkY SALE OF PRoPERrY on FOUR:
I mp HAL STkEEI, BETWEEN AND
>EkEE Is SOUTHWEST
psstritt OF columbia passed in equity No. Saa
S.>o -icAtt j. Taylor ct al Ms,iers Ell al,
vi y, At pubic suction. on MONDAY, THE NINE
IGENlA DAY OF MAY. A u. lSeA at HALF-PAST
r utly and Interest Of all the part and to Lot
rth~rsd nilt (9l. III square numbered five hundred
~'-t tCrty 1--WE, together with all the improvements
way~, easements. Sc.
t,rtiis Of sale One-thrd cash, balance in six and
twelve mouths notes 10 bear interest and be secured
10y decd II trust on premises. ConveyancinR &C. at
cNt ~ SirIna>er deposit OF 3lUU required at time Of
SAL Terms to be comp led with in ten days
WARREN c. STONE Trustee,
CHARLES c. COZ. Trust.e
402 9th street northwest.
DTNCANsON BROS, Auets. my7-dSds
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The Market OyersOld.

THE Downward TENDENCY OF STOCKS TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, May 12.-The Post says There were
TWO transient upward reactions, one after l0l5 and
one alter II O'clock but the tendency OF prices was
downward, and at IL O'Clock the active stocks were
nearly all lower than on saturday. and ST. Paul,
burlington and Quincy, Northwestern and Central
Pac1hc touched lower prices than they have touched
Tor several years The market Is undoubtedly very
largely "oversold, and the bears have put out I'M
usually large lines OF short sales is indicated by
the high premiums paid for the loan OF stocks this
forenoon
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LIEUT. DANENHowER and wife left yesterday
Tor New York He reported to-day for duty GA
board the Minnesota. stationed al New York.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

PEREMPToRY SALE BY TRUSTEE OF PROPERTY
On FIkST STkEET: BETWEEN D AND E
h;AK ON THURSDAY F1ERNOON, MAY
FIFTEENTH, 1884. AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded inHe.,
l9er No 100 folio $50 ct seq, of the Land Re N ;:j
cords OF the District OF Columb and by consent A
party giving the trust, will sell in front of the
Prese 81 al tat piece or parcel Of land and
as and being lot No 80. in kibbeys sub division Of
square No 571 together with improvements, ways
rear. ~
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest per cent and to be
secured by deed Of trust onpremises all cash at
of sale conveyancn etc. at cost Of purchaser Terms
to be complied with in ten days.
my1O-d&ds WATSON j. NEWTON, Trustee
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FUNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctlonesr.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN FOUR
AND-A-EALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN FOUR
ANDA-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH.
WEST
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of the -,
District OF Columbia passed Ill equity cause No E:a
634O Will sell as trustee, at public auction. III TIL
front OF each OF the premises the hereinafter described
real estate. to wit On MONDAY. the TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1884 at the hour of
HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the east half of Lot
seven tI) IN Reservation d, situated Maryland
enue between and 9th streets southwest improved by
agOod. substantial dweiling-house
Terms OF sale third ca cash, and the balance to
be paid IN g. l. and Smonts wit te. day
OF sale and payments thereof to be secured by the
ssory notes OF the purchaser purchasers, all
purchase money can be paid cash day of or on
the ratification thereof by the court hen is reserved
the property sold the purchase money and inter
est No deed will be given until purchase money and
interest shall be paid deposit of 300 each piece
property will be required when knocked down All
conveyances at purchase cost If terms Of sale
conpiiec with within 10 days after sale, property
will be resold at risk and costs OF detaultng purchaser
S. ;. HENkI.E, Trustee.
apl5dtS AGO Louisiana avenue.
TT THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
Place. BY order OF the Trustee. ap26dts
EE-THE ABOVE SALE OF EAST HALF OF LOT
SEVEN, RESERVATION d. IS FURTHER POST
PONED UNIT MONDAY. NAY TWELFTH. 1884. ut
same hour and place, with consent of parties
my6-dts .. s. HENKLE, Trustee.
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TO.NIOR ROW.
TNRUSTEES SAIL OF VALUABLE F STREET


BY virtue of writ Of fer facias, issued out of3S
the Clerks Once OF the Supreme Court of theFS32
District Of Columbia, and to directed, 1 will .AAr-
sell at public sale for cash in front of the Court House
door of SAID District, on TUESDAY, the THIRTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, 1884, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, all the
right title claim and interest of the defendants in and
o. two CD three ~ four o. five t5 six 6, and seven
ID Ill square east Of square six hundred aud fortytwo
(E of CAD in the city Washington, levied upon as
the property OF the defendants. William Bianchards
heirs to satisfy execution No % s7 at law of
John McAvOy, use Of Robt. L. Cameron.
CLAYTON MCMICHAEi, q. S. Marshal.
THOS. DOW LING. Auctloneer. myT-dtds
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SUMNER HoMEs.

DUNMER 1lOMES,
The management Of the Virginia Midland Railway ap-
precatmg the difficulty experienced by residents in
cities OF hdlng pleasant country homes for the summer
have had compiled and now have ready dis; rbutou
circular giving hotels and boarding houses located
along the tr line with of board by the day
month; also rates for Communication tickets for
travel three daily trains now running on main
line and daily Except Sunday on the Manassas
DIVISION aornS facilities for travel to and from Wash
mgton at convenient hours For circulars tickets
call at Virginia Midland Office Col Pennsvlvania
my12-lm
PREXTON VILLA. CAPE MAY-SpLENDID OCEAN
- view nifty yards from beach: all modern conveIl-
lelces: $lOto SIS per week Address Mrs j. A. MYERS,
Brextou, Park avenue. Baltimore, Md. mylo-3.n
EOR RENT-FOR JULY AND AUGUST-THE
Il hnest Country Place near WASHINGTON; furnished
house twelve rooms large stable oak grove fruit
tables &c hve minutes walk to street cars. TIL +.
OAKS spring road near l4th st. Mt Pleasant ml2-
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NURAT HaLsTEap on BLAINE.


WHAT Hs SAYS OF rT-JoHS SHERMAN un FfKsr~
SHoiCk fok PRksfDEsT-nrr nE Is GkATKfCL v
s s foh DEFEATING TIA THIRD rkkN'-BLArNt
Sol hhsfoNsibLE FoR THE GAKFIKI-D APPoiHrnKSu
WHICH OPENED coNKTI>G
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THz NV Yonx Sus
REACHES WASHINGTON ATTAIN
ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION

. Jos. Ray, 7. G. Clements, j. Bred Adams Jos. Sim.
Hngton, Chandler Reid, and Washington News Co.
VIII supply promptly On order we will sead It by
ma1 It - cents month. Address
Nv. ENGLAND. Publisher "The Sum"
mh16'3m New York City
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EXECUTORS SALE OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
WATCHES JEWELRY, WEARING APPAREL

EXECUTORS SALE OF DIAMONDS GOLD
MATCHES. JEWELRY, WEARING APPAREL.
PAINTINGS, &c.
BY virtua of an order of the Supreme Court of the
Dlsllct OF Columbia, holding special term Friday,
March lfh 1884, the undersigned, executors will sell
at public auction on THURSDAY MAY FIFTEt NTH
at the auction rooms of Weeks & Co.. 637 Louisiana
avenue, ut ONE O'CLOCK:
MOSD RING, ONE PAIR DIAMOND EARRINGS,
IWO DIAMOND SHIRT STuDs GENTS GOLD
W ,A GOLD SNUFF bon, PRESENTED BY
CITIZENS OF COLO ADO TO THE LATE HON
THAD STEVENS; SUNDRY GOLD JEWELRY
BR iC.LEIS &c: SILVER LADIES. FORKS AND
SPOONS; OH. PAINTINGS, LADIES' WEARING
APPAREL. SATIN AND SILK DRESSES GRAPE
AND OTHER VALUABLE SHAWLS UNDER
WEAR &c.
m,,o.t WALT riRc n FRANKLIN? Executors.
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I'd Edition.
Latest T6legranS to Tho Star.


The Cincinnati RiOts.
A REPORT MADE TO-DAY BY TIE SPECIAL GRAND
JURY.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, May l2-The special grand
jury appointed to consider the crimes in connec.
ton with the not and the burning OF the court
mousse, made their report to-day TO Judge Avery.
Inc report points out defects IN the criminal code
Firty-1our Indictments were returned covering l2
different grades OF crimes. Judge Avery, In re-
ciev1ng the report, made a brief defense OF the
courts, and remarked that the public would judge
whether the jury had done its work well or not
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowtng are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THIS
CONTINUATION

PEREMPToRY SALE OF THE FINEST SUBURBAN
PEoIP EEI r, IN The DISTRICT; CONSISTING
One Of the finest opportunities offered to Obtain
either hne Building sites Investment advanc-
Ing real estate.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NAY TWELFTH -
1854 commencing ut FUR O'CLOCK p. NJ wee
will continue the sale of the / Is alb mentioned~
OF the choicest lots and In choicest blocks not
ing yet been offered
The above Lots situated in the best locations Of
Meridian HILL which is destined to become the center Of
masnincent SUBURBAN residences and high form one
Of the finest views Of city and surrounding country
The proposed Garfield avenue will come in front Of
some OF these lots and the District authorities
der tand, contemplate improving the streets
Terms One thir cash; balance in one and two years
notes TO bear interest payable semi annually and be
secured ey deed OF trust on property sold all
option OF purchaser purchasers deposit will be
Qlred on each lot as soon knocked of Terms
complied with ten days. otherwise resale at risk aud
cost OF defaultg purchaser purchasers after five
days public notice OF such resale in some Newspaper
published in Washington. d. c. Conveyancing &c at
cost Of purchasers.
Persons attending the sale Monday will assemble
on 10th street extended, at the stand pipe
plat OF this property be at the Office of the
Auctloneer, and further information given.
mS99 DINCANSON BROS, Aucts.