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The Langst0n Murder Trial.

In0 A0mR0tOn murder TTfAvs
THE JURY COMPLETED THIS AFTERNOON.
At2 O'Clock the court re-assembled, and At OK
O'Clock the jury was completed The following
compose 1t: Benz. F. M0rsell Henry Mason, W. II.
Bell, Lewis H. McDade, R. C. Omohundro, H. H.
k1mmell, Charles Graef, Joseph B. Wilson, James
e CIV Williams, Henry NJ Fry, B. h. Freeman, and
n1 MessTs Mason Mason, Ben, wiams Freeman and
District Attorney Coyle opened the case to the
jury.
UNION PACIFIC DIVIDENDS. Secretary Teller,
Solicitor General Phillips and Secretary Folger all
say this morning that they have no knowl-
Union PACING Railway company in regard to its
or s
Boston evening paper yesterday.
PATENTS were issued to-day to citizens Of the
District, as follows: Reuben h. Andrews, wood
working machine; Leland Hixson, thatchway gate
for elevators; Caspar B. Shafer, funnel; George w.
Woolley, detachable reservoir for pens
NAVAL oRDEas-Pay Director JaA d. Murray,
ordered as inspector Of provisions and clothing at
Mare Island navy yard; Pay Director W. W. VIII
liams as navy pay oncer ct San Francisco, Cal, on
S0th June; Civil Engineer T. c. McCollum, to spe-
cial duty at New York; Ensign Jno r. Fillmore,
dered to the hydrograpnic once: Paw director to-,
James Fulton, from duty at Mare Island; Cal, a0th
June, ordered to return home, settle accounts and
wait orders: Pay Director Caspar Schenck from
the navy. pay ONCE at San francisco, Cal, 80th
June, and ordered to settle accounts and wait
orders
THE RIPoRTKD RESIGNATION OF THI Swms Mn.
DTER.-No aennite Information can be obtained re-
garding the reported resignation Of the Swiss min
lister. At the state department Il is learned that
he left some time ago for Europe on Leave OF alb
sence, and that before hts departure he engaged
rooms on Iowa circle, which he Intended Occupying
upon his return In July or August
A FALsR AND FooluH RU1ioa Was c4reulated IN
New York. ana probably In other cities, this morn
ing that Secretary Lincoln had been killed. The
Secretary - 1t his desk In the War Department To-
day tn hts usual good health
THs DrvoncI NnL-To-day, IN theIuuity Cemf.
In the case Of Norris /. Alderman AGAINST Anna ~
Alderman, Judge Coz dismissed t6e or1Rinal bdll
and granted MA Ackerman divorce On ths cross
bin. The bin charged her with uufAttAfulne01
which she denied, retalistang win c1oO 6al. q
which che alleged hee husband was gu1lay G osSeI.
ton, drunkennea, cruaty and a1nltegy. H oaso
was Confessed y 9oen parties ana rsss'tea e 80.
attorney.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
STOCKTON HOTEL.


ClOLTON,s SUMMER RESORT WILL BE OPENED
- for visitors on June Goth. This popular /. 4
70 miles below Washington Fish crabs and leie8
oysters IN abundance plenty Of fruit excellent shade
ana water and no mosquitoes Terms, 81 Is per day,
X. j. COTTON, Proprietor
my26-2ms Miles Town ST. Mary,s Co Md
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The Proposed Statue to Calvin.

WHAT PROMINENT PRESBYTERIAN SAYS.
The proposition made in the general assembly
Of the Presbyterian church yesterday TO raise
funds for statue OF John Calvin be erected In this
city In 1885 is not the result OF any concerted action
on the part of the Presbyterians here The subject
has been mentioned, but nothing definite has been
done. One prominent Presbyterian, who was
asked about the matter to-day, said that It was an
excellent idea, and that the point OF land In front
OF the New York-avenue church would be good
location.
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MAX RIED,

BFCk-klNG. ON Thursday evening May - 1884 by
the Rev. e. c Mcador JOHN BECK tr ana AIICf A.
HING, both of Washington. ID. c. No cards
silNDLER-hllD ON May 26 1884, by Rev Louis
Il Schneider. WILLIAM L. SPINDI.ER 10 NARY n
HELD, both OF Washington, d Z. No cards
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The ChicaR0 Markefs.
Danville and C0piah.
MAJORITY REPORT OF TIE SENATE CoN1rTrII on
THE VIRGINIA RIOTS.

THE VIRGINIA RIOTS.
Mr.. Lapham presented in the Senate to-day the
majority report OF the elections committee on the
Danville riot. The report was prepared by Mr.
Lapham and adopted by the republican members
OF the committee. 1t declares that the riot was
premeditated and preconcerted by the democrats
for the purpose OF raising the race issue and OF in
timidating the negroes; that the democrats pre-
arranged the riot and Endorsed 1t after it had oc
Cured. Mr.. Lapham introduced some kilograms in
the report, which he claimed 90 to sustain his
conclusion that the riot was the deliberate work Of
the democratic party.
Mr.. Vance will prepare and submit the minority
report
MINORITY REPORT ON THE CoPIAH AFFAIR.
Mr.. salisbury to-day submitted to the Senate
the minority report OF the committee on privileges
and elections In the Copiah county, Miss investi-
cation. The report dissents in toto from the views
OF the majority, and maintains that the Copiah
affair was mere local disturbance; row between
parties, and nothing more than such row as
grows out Of elections in many states The
minority declare that the testimony OF the respect
able witnesses examined bears out their conclu-
sions and say that the majority depended upon the
evidence OF ignorant negroes and vicious whites
for their conclusions
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A Svvindler Arrested.
ST. LOUIS, May N.-John D. st. Maur, the chief
clerk OF the law department OF the Wabash rail-
rested last evening and lodged in JAN He refuses
to talk. His victims, so far as known, are regular
money lenders
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sHAnoM on THs 6rAMp.-In San Francisco yes
terdAy ex-senator Sharon testified in the suit
brought against him By Mis- Hin for divorce and
alim0ny. He denied that he was ever married to
1i0 HUI, but said that he had paid her $500
month 70 uve with him, she having refused hisnrst
o0er q 80 month 20 induce her 70 do So
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VTNHOs. E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON FOUR.
TEENTH-STREETR ROAD, JUST BEYOND BOIJN-
DAIRY STREET, IMPROVED by FRAME

DWELLING HOUSE
By virtue of deed of trust dated November IL 1890
and recorded in Lber 1O26 folio AZ ct seq of the Land A
Records OF the District of Columbia and by Ell
Of the party thereby secured. will, on MONDAY
JUNE SECOND. 1884. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ offer for sale at public auction in front of the
Of the Columbian University per plat recorded in
Of said District. Va '
Terms cash. balance in equal installments
In SIX twelve and eighteen months for which notes OF
bearing interest from day of sale and secured
0y deed OF trust on property sold will be taken de-
eonveyancing and recording will be purchasers cost
terms are NOT complied with in seven days from sale
purchaser. THOS E WAGGAMANJ ~
THOS 2. WA00AMAN Auctioneer my22. eokds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST, Be

BY virtue Of deed of trust Of January 1st 1873 44a
and recorded April 49, 1873 in Liber ia folio 4O7 &
one OF the land records Of the District of Columbia
sell at public G, auction on the THIRD DAY of JUNE
MEAT; at FQUR-THIRTY p. NJ Lot No. 49, in Square
2l2 feet and containing about 6s54 square feet Of
ground.
Terms Ont. fourth cash. and remainder in one and
two years with half yearly interest 800 to be paid
conveyancing. &c. at purchaser's cost.
my22-dts JOS C. G. KENNEDY Trustee
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STEAMERS.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W between New Ork and Havre.
Company's pier. No AZ North River. foot of Morton
street. New York. Labrador. Collier. Wednesday,
May 18th. ST. Laurent. de Jousselin. Wednesday,
June 4. ppm Canada. de Kersabiec, Wednesday, june
IL. a.
Checks payable on sight, in amounts to suit on the
BanQue Transatlantique of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN,
Agent. No. g. Bowling Green, New York. u. W. MOSS,
DDS Pennsylvania avenue; j. ". BOTELER & SON, 923
Pennsylvania avenue Agents for
ap29 WASHINGTON D.
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John SHERMAN 4 Co. Real Estate Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON YER

By virtue Of deed of trust dated October s. 1892
and recorded in iber 102s TO $50 ct seq one of E
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and ~
the request Of the party secured thereby will for
sale at pulic suction, in front Of the premises on
THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY NINTH, 1884 at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. part of original lot three
in square 243 BEGINNING at the northwest of said
fifteen as feet thence easwardy at right angles with
Vermont avenue and parallel with north line of said
lot about eghtysx feet eleven nches thence north
the angle In the line of said lot thence westwary
to the place Of beginning containing 1878 square feet
Terms cash. subject to deed Of trust to 50
Terms OF sale to be complied with in seven days from
Of sale.
myl9-10t JOHN T. ARMS Trustee
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WIFE's BILL FOR DIvoRCR-Mr T. j. Mackey.
for Theresa Miller, has nled q bill for divorce
against Edward Miller. She states that her
maiden name was Herfurth, and that she married
Miller March 18th, 1882, and he deserted her May
9Th, 1881, and has failed to support her since
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PATENTs were issued to-day to citizens Of the
District, as follows: Reuben h. Andrews, wood
working machine; Leland Hixson, thatchway gate
for elevators; Caspar B. Shafer, funnel; George W.
Woouey, detachable reservoir for pens
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

1NHoMAs DOWNING Anc'oneer
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF FURNITURE STORE AND
RMELLING, No; 1923 PENNSYLvAN1A AVENUE
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION, EMBRACING AN.
TLQUE HALL CLOCKS. ANTIQUE AND MOD
ERN PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, TOGETHER WITH
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD Eff
On THURSDAY. MAY TwENTY-N1NTH, 1884. at
TEN O'CLOCK shall sell, without reserve, the entire
contents OF the above establishment
Store and dwelling for rent Apply on premises
my24-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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A CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
The Decayfng Body Of q Murdered Man
Found Under a House.

TRAGEDY WHICH rs SUPPOSED 10 HAVE OCCURRED
LAST CHRISTMAS JUST BROUGHT TO LiGHr-cIRcUx-
STANCES THAT POINT TO THE MURDERED MANS WIFE
As THE GUILTY PERSON, SC
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BLooDmYD FIARRD m LouIsIANA.-The excite
ment growing ont OF the contest for the judgeship
unAbated, ana bloodshed Is feared As mentioned
n ye!terday1 efAH both Gates democrat, and
faction hAte asked the governor TO send troopa
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President Riddle, OF the Penn hank OF PittsburR,
whose sudden illness yesterday was assigned %
the cause Tor the second suspension OF that bank,
as stated 10 IHs STAR, was supposed at nrst 20 %
suffering from hemorrha1,es OF The lungs but later
IL was learned that the cause was an overdose u
morphine. The stomach pump was applied, and
the patient recovered last evening The Suspension
Is now attributed 10 the clearing house throvtng
out checks amounting TO seas. Oo.
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GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FOIrR
- TENTH STREET NORTHWEST IMPROVED
BY HOUSES NUMBERED 1912 AND 1914 FOUR.
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, IN WASHING.

By virtue Of deed Of trust from Henry W. How. *,
gate an wife to the unders ned duly recorded in sa
dbsr S6o folio ~ ct seq one Of the land 1
the United States Henry W. Howgate ct al No 1919
Equity in the supreme Court Of the District of Column
bia, we viii on SATURDAY, THE THIRTY FIRST
DAY OF MAY. 1884. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
in front OF the premises. sell at public auction
five t205) Of Henry Howgxtes subdivision OF part Of
square two hundred and six (O6j in the City
improved by twos and basement brick dwellings,
Terms OF sale: One-th cash. balance in equal in.
staents in six and twelve months at per cent inter
est secured by deed OF trust on property Sold all
cash. at option OF the purchasers All conveyancinR at
purchasers cost deposit OF $20Oon each lot reuired
at time OF SALE II terms Of sale not complied with
in seven days from day Of SALE the property will be- re-
sold by the trustees at risk and defautng
chaser. after five days advertisement
ROBERT c. FOX)
GEO. w. BROWNE 1rustees
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers myl9.dHds
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PROPOSALS.

I y.
pROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. MUTTON. DC.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT
COMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May g. 1884
Sealed Proposals. In tripcate addressed to the under
signed. viii be received ct this Office, until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. on TUESDAY, JUNE SEVEN
opened in the presenc Of bidders for Furnishing from
the CONTRACTORS stall the Fresh Beef required by the
depot for issue to troops, &c. during the fiscal year
commencing July l, 1894.
Separate will also be received for furnishing
from the stall during the period such
choice cuts of Fresh Beef and COrned Beef "a
may be required for sales to officers.
The reserves the right to reject any all
proposals.
Information as to conditions quality Of Beef pay.
ment, &C. can be obtained by application to-
W. H. NASH,
my26-3t Capt. and C. s., u. s. A.
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Petersburg, Va, TObacc0nistS F0tl.
SENATOR MAHONBs SON ONE OF THE FIRM.
PETERSBURG, VA, May 2.-Inge Malone, large
tobacconists Of this place, have made q deed OF
trust for the beneft OF their creditors Their Ia
billt1eS and assets are not known. The Junior
member OF the nrm Is the oldest son Of Senator
Malone.
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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. n. Dodge, $50 18th street,
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Lewis safe, which was opened yesterday AFTER.
noon under an order from Judge Hagner, OF toe
Circuit Court, was found 70 contain thirty-eigtt
bottles OF wine, box az cigars, number OF sharts
OF several companies In which Lewis vas Interested,
and books and papers belonging 60 the National
Reirtgerating Ice company, OF which he was uoaz-
urer No money was found. and tin box In when
II Is said Lewis Kept his securities as missing.
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The Courts.


To-day. Kate White. Maggie sullivan, kacnu
Goodall and Sallie Robinson charged with enuclnS
prostitution, each received three months sen
tence.
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RAILROADS.
TJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

Schedule in effect MAY H. 1894
GAO A.M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making clo0
connections TO all points south and Soufhwe1
Daily, exc ept Sunday with c. & O. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and wssh-
lngton to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cau from
Washington and Atlanta TO New Orleans.
6IoPM-LOUlSNlLLE FAST LIN f. Daily via Char
lottesville TO Cincinnati. Louisville aud AL Western
points. Pullman Sleeping Warrington TO
Louisville,
10i0P,M-SoUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS DAILY
e. all points South and Southwest via Dsnytle ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday With c. o Railway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from Nashinsrton via pAn-
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also
from Washington VIA Charlotte and Columbia q
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington as eco
nj. and Q: 10 L. NJ daily, except sunday
Warrenton trains leave Washington st $50 An nd
5l0 2. M daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Company Of.
bee, 60l Pennsylvania avenue or 1t Union Depot
NJ. SLAUGHTER. n MACDANIEL
Gen Pass Agent Aren't
mario soI. HAAS TraHac MsnssSe
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TIE BEALL Law BUILDING CAsK-In the Bean
law building, In regard to which a paragraph ap-
peared yesterday, DR. Young, the agent states that
made by a colored man. and therefore he could not
have refused TO lease on account OF color. The
statement that he declined to rent to coored men,
attributed TO Messrs Hewlett and Shea, Is incor-
rect This nrm cofr0borate this. This firm assert
that most OF their practice Is In the Circuit Court
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Il AI PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

VIE GREAT pFSSs1v.S,. por-rp
TO THE NP kfhsE WEsT kS NSg sapstrHwrsr
P sfEf MAqs1EsEzf RSS fSEEsfr
IN EFFECT MAY llTn, lss3
For PitsbaTs and the west thisaso Limited Expire.
s4%s n: daily with slssPns Carr from R:rT..saIe s
chicago. with Sleeping Car Pittsburg to Chicago
@ With F.is ss. Sa o for I'd q
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Ene, canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo NiaearA
Washington to Rcchester and washinston to Buffalo
Tram leaving Washington on Saturday night VIII moi
For Wllliamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at s,4oa m
For New York and the East, rs a. m 10 so a m "a
ana tea 1pres on sp png.s s.r S3 ana
$40 a m daily. except Sunday. u''HAn f~f'0r 0A''
For Boston without change, lao D. every week day.
For BreoEiyn - y ali through trains connect at ysr.
ssy City with boats Of Brooklyn Anne, s9riins
,.riage across New York City.
and u I5 pm ON sunday 90 90 10 90 and II pm
=, Limited Express $40 a m daily. except sunday.
on sunday. $40 1850 ~ 400 500 7:sa iOso6 and
For POEe's Greek Line. $50 Am. and 44o pm daily
For Annapolis ESQ am and 40 pm daily except Sun
ALEXANpEI An aYp FEEpERIe5sBuRS BAL;
RAILROAD.
rs s 90 s saf s. p md u 3 s.ss:
For Richmond and the south, 50 and IL os an dszly
and 5 90 pm. daily, except Sunday :
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington sos Sos 1000
and 10: 10 LOO, 305, 3:23 TO- :05 and 1880 p
M and IL 10 midnight. On sunday at sos and loilo
am: 7:05 and 10 40 pm.
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corneg
Of; Of 18th street and y Van ga en- and q ths -
to S6o hS'es sas AGENT
CHAS. e. PUGH General Manager. myl9
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auct1oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, NO 1905 STREET NORTH
WEST WITH BRICK STABIE

AND DWELLING, NO. 1905 r STREET NORTH
WEST, WITH BRICK STABLE.
By virtue Of two deeds of trust duly recorded re-
spectvely In Liber No 952 folio 49, Liber No Hl
100 folio a. Of the land records of the District of
T1HHB TIL THE II FIFTH BAY OF JUNE, A; D.
piece or parcel Of land and premises known anu de-
scrbed on the ground plat or plan OF Washington D.
g. a. and being Lot numbered twenty COO OF Adams
Coltmsn's subdivision OF square numbered two hun
dred and seventyseyen (277) together with all the
purtenances to the same belonging anyWise apper
tanning.
Terms One third CASH balance in equal instruments
one and two years from day Of sale notes to bear six
to be secured by deed Of trust premises Sold all
cash. at option OF purchaser Terms to be complied with
days otherwise the Trustees the right
to resell at the risk and Of the deauting purchaser
after 1--we days public notice Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. D. c. deposit of
800 required at time Of sale &C. atcost
Of purchaser. JAMES H. SAVIILE,l T,,,.o,
myS-d6ds USCEOLA G. GREEN,} A'useees.
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Telegraphic Briefs.
The first message by the Commercial cable was
received at RockpOrt, Mass, yesterday afternoon.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucrioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES Nos. 419. 421 42a
AND AS 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. S.945 Essex ct al vs. Essex ct al will ~
oder for SALE at public auction in front Of the respect
I've remises on the days named below the following
real estate situate In Washington City, In said District
ON MONDAY, JUNE SECOND, 1884 at SIX O'CLOCK
r the Lots numbered SO, 80, so and 81 Of my re-
corded subdivision Of original lot in square 54 with
tne thereon, consisting in four twosory
On TUESDAY. JUNE THIRD 1884 AT THE SAME
dOgh the Lots Numbered SO and 81 Of my recorded
q the east 40 feet front Of original lot 3
Two frame buildings fronting street.
In the rear Of lot 81. w. '
Terms q ssle: 0ne-third Of the purchase money
on the Gay OF sale within days thereafter
ano tne residue In two equal instalments st six and
we've months from the dry Of SALE purchsser or
Rufcnee1 9vnR hts her their promssory notee for
tne same bearing interest from the day Of sale at sx
Ut cenum Per annum. or at tho election Of the pur.
cnaser the wnole Or any greater portion than
nay g pad cab; the title the respective parcels
shal fan to comply with the terms Of sale r"erve the
right 70 reee q the risk and Of the defautine pr
cnaser An conveyance ct purchasers coot 9i00 de.
1SpkE1Wp ). B1EpLER, Trustee
9ls LouiGiana avenue nort6we:t
EDWARDS BARNARD. Att0rneya nySo.eoSds
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ii + Z III ~ + ## #sS SErr
AAA l. AAA " Nm L I'm NNE
A A ILL LILA AN Nm IIIIIIN NNEEE

POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE
Commencing May Sd. and every Saturday thereafter,
calling from Quebec to Liverpool making the shortest
ocean voyage only i've days from land to land The
Iron Steamships of this line for strength
speed and comfort and fitted with all the modern
improvements that practical experience suggest
Cabin. $40 and $50, intermediate, S36. IS.
LEVE ALDEN. General Agents
207 Broadway, New York
G. ". MOSS, Washington D. c.
ALLAN LINE-N1NTER SERVICE.
Portland to Liverpool every Thursday until May.
Cabin $50. $50 and ESQ intermediate. $50 IS Extra
weekly ships to Boston from Liverpool Queenstown
Londonderry, Glasgow and Galway, prepaid
only Through tickets issued to any railroad station
the United States intermediate, S36 75 steerage s2
The Baltimore will be resumed, commencing
April 8. and regularly thereafter
Apply 10 LEVE ALDEN. General Agents. 207 Broad
way. New York. q. W MOSS.
Us PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
mhl3ths.tu Washington. ID. @.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

ssTTNHE MAN IN A TREE" viii locate In his new
residence next week and offers at public sale, on
reasonable terms, Airy Castle" better known a. THE
House in Tree" together with the lot which it Is
erected Also one or more lots In the immediate Vi
cinity
The lots are rart Of the Esn estate. VII ch bounds
Mt Pleasant SOUTH square west from 1xth street
and northwest of the Columbian College property.
Undoubtedly this In the choicest and heslthiest locs
ton for private residence within the District limits and
unsurpassed for safe money investments with accu
mulative and quick profits.
has the advantage OF high elevation charming
of large oak trees and only square from l4th
street horse cars
Sale on the premises TUESDAY, NAY TWENTY
SEVENTH. SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. my24-3ts
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The condition Of Major George g. Koontz the
agent here OF tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
was unchanged, and was regarded as extremely
critical
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I'd Edition.
--latest 1dBglaIls to The Star.
THE UPWARD TURN.


INV YORK, May H.-wall street $50 D m.-The
Post says: The stock market manifested more
strength to-day than for good many weeks, and
the upward turn from about II O'Clock yesterday 70
IL to-day recovered nearly the whole OF last
weeks decline except In Jersey Central
Inc advance has been 80 large that II seems more
1nan PROBABLE many OF these win take their pfonta
and thus increase the selling when the turn In the
market comes. Nevertheless the experience Of
yesterday and to-day looks Is though the long de-
cline in prices had run its course.