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The Toronto Dynauies Cartridge.
WHAT e SAID AZ THE woKKs WHERE fHIY wHRx

CHICAGO, May Ia representative Of the Asso-
ciated Press this morning had an interview with
the president OF the Etna powder WORKS, the brand
tridges found In the government building at Toronto
He exhibited fac Simie OF the cartridges diseov-
ered which are OF the size ordinarily used In blast
merchantable IN every state In the Union and also
In the Dominion, and can be found In nearly every
hardware store. They require cap or battery for
their explosion, and would not have created the
damage which might have been supposed even had
they been exploded The off1cial stated that the
fact that the name OF the company was on the car
officials OF the company were not aware OF any plot
against the Dominion.
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Jas R. keene, the wel-known fnancier ana wan
street Speculation, has failed
The suit OF NJ. A Dauphin. OF the Louisiana Lot
uery company, against the Philadelphia Times for
noel- was thrown out Of court yesterday on q de-
murrer. ~
The latest from Berher is that "the town Is com
utterly dernoraliZedn
Inc number OF bodies so far recovered from tho
focanontas, Va, coal mine is l12 and II is supposed
tllrty-nye or forty more remain.
Using OF slaves has taken place In Brazil They
nave assassinated rich proprietor ana are commute
Ting numerous crimes
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I'D .,th street northwest,
r. 0. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer.
1i,fb aud y ctrcotc nnrtb,-o,x
rHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
~ PROVED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed in Equity cause No. s'|
auction. on MONDAY. FIFTH DAY OF MAY. AID.
IL f. in front of the premises. AT HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, all that piece or parcel Of land and
premises known and described ground plat plan Of
ing Lots numbered IL and IT, in square 74O These lots
front on New Jersey avenue between and L streets
south one lot being improved by twostory Brick and
the other lot unimproved
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and secured by deed
Of trust on property sold deposit of $50 each lot
cost Of purchases. Terms to be conf lied with in ten
days. CHARLES C. COLE, Trustee
4U2 9th street NV,
JCDSON T. GULL Trustee
- S42 street NV.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STOR BRICK, WITH
FRAME AND BRICK ADDITION, NO. 2l23 g
ALLY TWENTI FEET WIDE.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated April 15th 1881
and duly recorded in Lber No. 500, folio 172 ct seq Il
one OF the Land necords for the District of Column NJ
bs, and at the request OF the thereby
will offer for sale at public auction, in front Of the
premises. ON WEDNESDAY, MAY SEVENTH, 1884 at
Of Lot No 6 in square No. 49, in Washington city. D.
fronting 80 feet INCHES on North street and running
back with that width the whole depth Of the lot.
Terms Of sale unethird cash OF which 800 must be
paid at time Of SALE and the balance in equal payments
in six twelve and eighteen months to be secured by
purchasers notes. bearing interest from day sale
cent and deed of trust the property sold
or all cash at option of purchaser Conveyancng and
piled with days from day of SALE else Trustee re-
right to resell at risk and cost of purchaser
default. r. H SWAyZE, Trustee
VIM F. HOFFMAN, Attorney. ap26-dts
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BIDS OPENED At fHB BURRAU o. ENoRAv1xa AND
PRNrNe.-Proposals for supplies for the bureau Of
engraving and printing, to be furniahed for the
fiscal year ending 30th June, 1885, were opened n
two bids received and opened The articles especially
Interesting % washington naqden-coal sha tce-
are 9uoted az fon3ME cunhst5aud coal-1 =.
1.s : g, SagS Joase9s RFos, $40; 5nc m
nss r1 K 3 sssS ss I a.:pSsas y s s %assx
tc,-lndeRsnd9t e. e. - n hs11ssG Great
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The Markets,

BALTIMORE. May 1:-virsinis Sizes consolidated
AZ: new ten -fortes 80; do. new threea SAX; NoFff
Cerclns s5ss; old 1851 bid to-day 49,.
Flour quiet and steady. wheat-southefn Msber and
firm: western lower cosins ssssdy southern fe6 l2a
No western winter red spot l04lsl 041f: May. Log
sioSs cor9Msouthsrn easier; xsstsn 5r%sF and dun
%fsdi yet 81 hid ir 81 ~ Nay sS PA June s..Ss
IS: western vhits Sasis: do. mSsd fsnssSlvsnia
z0sl3. Rye dull. 6Sa70 Provisions stesdy and quiet
Esgs lower and weak. 1915 Coffee nrm-Rio carRoes
ordinary 70 fair: ssa1ox. sHE.rcoppsr refined dun
Freshss to uverpool Per steiner duacotten iis.d
wheat, 5000 6ushsls; corn. 17.oSO bushels: osss
atpW pqsnets; rye. zWW onsneis Gnip@es41ts-Mneet.
$4,000 6ushsls: corn. M.o0 Sus6ss.
CHICAGO Nay !, II q m.lThe marAets d1zpaeyed IN
e1gected strsnsth this aEnss ewing to tie ct th..
opened g. sold up steadily to 9sH and now 9S, July
wheat commands premium Of Xax. June corn opened
s. and Is quoted now 65H June oats. sYS June pork.
1928 june lard 825k. Weather cool and overcast.
NooN.-The strength shown In the markets at the
opening has been fully and prices have been
96,t. June corn. ISL; july. SIN.
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TO..NIOR ROW.
"EEKS & CO.. Auct1oneers.

WEEKS CO.. Auct1oneers
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, THE
PROPERTY OF LADY LEAVING THE CITY,
BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS Of PREMISES ;
NO. Ills H STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION,
ON FRIDAY MORNING. MAY SECOND. COM
NENClNG AT TEN An. INPtRT WE NAME:
PARLOR SUITE. ROSEWOOD CASE 7-OCTAVE
PIANOFORTE, FINE INSTRUMENT; BRUS-
Sells CARPET, n TOP TABLES, PAINTINGS,
HALL TABLE AND Ia X, HALL BRUSSELS
CARPET DINING-ROOM WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLES. e. s. CHAIRS MIRRORS, NJ. ] OF BUF-
FET. LARGE DRESDEN CHINA, GLASS AND
PLATED WARES; SEyERAL WALNUT CHAMBER
SETS WALNUT AND OTHER WARDROBES,
HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES BRUSSEI.S
AND INGRAM CARPETS, LACE AND OTHER
WINDOW CURTAINS AND HANGINGS. EASY
CHAIRS WHAT NOT. BOOK CASE, &C.. WITH
AVARIETY OF OTHER HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
XII CHEN UTENSILS. &C ap29-3t
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LIMITED STATES MARSHA7;S SALE.

BY virtue q writ Of 1eri facias issued out ofR
District Of Columbia and 70 me directed I WILL
eel at public sale for cash IN front Of the
DAY OF MAY, 1854. at TWELVE O'CLOCK II. ali the
right title claim and interest of the defendants in and
81 two S2.; three g: four 1 Hve q. ana
q OF 642J in the city Of Washington levied upon as
tns properly 81 the defepaa1ts William Blanchard's
John McAvoy; use Of Kobt +. cameron.
$500, CLAYTON MeMICHAEL. q. g. Marshal
THOS. BOWLING. Auctoneer. apl9-10t
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T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
# AH'Ta2E sHsNa rs
o. HERsPxy 1 nohaINa MAY SIXTH 1884. AT
ELEVEN SL O'CLOCK at the residence Of L. Colonel
1 snEys Ps
Naples on South Carolina avenue between 9Th and III
ported BY him '''' ''A'"'Ds ~'''''e'' "'ncn were I'M
One elegant Ebony Parlor Suite upholstered in old gold
PLY p1qs a PsrloS saiss = ss1s: & @!st
Beautifully Ebony Arm ehsr twitS EmbsCad
Very elegant EBONY eH Buffet with large F, Plate
Hand Ml5reF Ebonv Table. w,rro,s.
Handsome Swiss Walnut tables: A''A'u i'0''''
g gh5a Dining Table. Twelve Chairs and Carving
Very Very. h e. M,ehesany Divert Wardrobe;
Single Walnut Bedsteads with elesant Mattresses and
Ap.io5e d snrss e1m {on I%aport nd
China and Glassware Kitchen Requisites &C., together
myl.4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.
o On os sAATuE,pAY. MAY THIRD. AT ELEVEN
0ho s 16o, I'VE, we shall sell IN front Of auction
MACON n in GOOD condition. also one large Show
may my! 20 f'oer WALTER B WILLIAMS h co, Auct,
T'Hos. j. FISHER : CO., Real Estate Auctioneers
cH AZ EII SALE OF 4 VALUABLE BUILDING
H H%EnS SJ5 s HSNRgaiRE AVENUE b.
sa sss.s Il %ss3ss
Hutehins Ct al defendants the undersi med Trus
ss.fSsfs s I'VE SS5cf + s
OF square (99 ninety nine. situate the
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TlHOMAs BOWLING. Auct1onesr
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
STREET GEOkGETOXN u q Ar AIIOT1ON

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
STREET. GEORGETOWN. d. g.. At AUCTION
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the sixteenth -
the District q Coumb and It tie request Of
ties secured thereby. the undersigned Trustees VIII cell
Ct PUBLIC snction g front 81 the ETemises NON:
fIvE O'CLOCK PM, the following real estate 70 Wit:
town. ~ the District q Golgmbis nown and bsnr
l2ol. IN Beatty and Hev6ps amended addition 70
south ne Il 90 street dstsnt ssssay Ass III xsss
nd Frederick streets md run thsnee yesto p sd line
line Of the lot conveyed by Thos ovp d.
said east line hundred and ffty fest: thence east
twenty-five feet, more less 70 point opposite -
bssnnine; thence north handisd and &asy fsss Is
the beginning.
Terms: 9ns:thrd cash; balsnse q ok sp4 tvllse
tie . ps q III s. g s
cost the pgrchaser should tie terms q sale Be- not
complied with in seven days the property will be resod st
the risk and cost Of The despG pclalss aler sdyer
'' '''' - CT caSis = t|seiSs p.,ss
JESSE T. wusoA. fr 1Ss'a ''ssse
THOMAS DOWNING. xssf Ss5saSss
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ROYAL WEDDING AT DARNsTApT.-The marriage
at Darnstadt OF Princess Victoria OF Hesse To
Prince Louis OF Battenburg took place yesterday
ana was witnessed by Queen Victoria. the Prince
ana Princess Imperial OF Germany, the Prince and
frncess or Wales, Princess Beatrice, Prince VIII
nam OF Prussia. and Prince Alexander OF BulGay1a
the brother or the bridegroom
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The CoLORED CONFERENCE AT PTTrsBuRD.-Ae
The colored Interstate conference at Pfttsburg YES
terday Geo. I. Downing presented q reo0lutson
which Stated that neither OF the political parties
nad as RUE respected the rights and proper feel
ings OF coored citizens and that IL As 10th ncaitio
ana manly for colored voters not at present to
commit themselves 10 any political party. An at-
tempt 10 nave this resolution considered IN execu-
tive session was opposed by Fred Douglass and
others, and after a lively discussion II was abAIss
Qoued.
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GEO r PHILLIPS Supt
9 TEANER ARROwSMITH
Leaves Ssventh-street wharf at 7am
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs

ConnectnF with Baltimore and Ohio r r. atshephards;
sfc At Alexandria with Ferry Boat from ash.
;nsfon On Mondays for Som1nI and interIne-
o1ate land lgs. returning Tuesosys- On THURSDAYS
Tor Curro man, Somin 81. Clements Bay Aharves aud
mterue olafe lAndnaA. Nturning Fridays. On Satur-
CASs iEr NoiiIl GurElOlnali Lie
returning sundays
JB PADGETT, A7t
C. W RIDLEY Man
bar1 n
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THE WOES OF CUBA-Havana ady1ces state that
the insurgents are gaining steadily though SLOWLY
against the spanish forces IL Is also said that the
dlscontent prevailing is so intense that n the
Cuoans had not lost their all IN the last rebellion
there would now be general rising with the cor
tdnty or success By the explosion In Havana ON
Tuesday twenty zone persons were KILLED and ssys
enty-nile wounded
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
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Tornado In Kanxaa.

KANSAS CITY, May 1.-The Jo,unors special from
Coffeyville, Kan, says The most destructive wind
storm in this vicinity for ten years visited this city
yesterday afternoon. The new Christian church.
portion OF the building to atoms A woman, with
babe, in the house narrowly escaped. Other houses
were badly damaged
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Latest Foreign News by Cable

THE EGyPTIAN CONFERENCE.
LONDON, May 1.-Earl Granville, foreign secretary
OF state has received the reply OF the French gov
eminent to the English proposal for conference to
discuss Egyptian affairs It is couched in very
friendly terms and accepts the conference In princ
pie 1t asks, however, for previous exchange OF
evidently connected with the financial question.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers' nos'd n%;

oR SALE AT P BE IGsr AAUcT1oN' ON THE
ON TUESDAY. JUNE HE'D 1884. AT TWELVEM.,
MALVERN,
Seminary HILL Va residence the late Bishop Johns,
situated in Fairfax county Va seven miles from Wash
iugton two miles from Alexandria, location remarkably
healthy and i'll the immediate vicinity Of the Episco-
pal Seminary" High school" for boys. and Clarens
Home School for girls Fine panoramic view Of the
Potomac and every surrounding in the way pleasant
ETY. and CHI nrch privileges to make country home
desirable Sixty acres attach d.
Terms: one-third cash Time payments made to suit
the property to any desiring it. Posses
sion given July LIST.
ARTHUR HERBERT. Executor
ap26-eo17 Washington DC
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Local Notes,

An enjoyable social gathering was held at St
PaulS Lutheran church last evening. An intrOduc-
tory address was made by the pastor. DR.. Domer
Misses Stokes. Bonner, Donch and Ourand, Mrs
Burbr1dge and MeSSrS. Cross, Gait and Topham
took part In the musical exercise. Refreshments
were served.
Work On the pedestal Of the Dupont statue was
commenced this morning.
Henry s. Plumb faced twelve charges in the Po-
lice Court yesterday afternoon OF violation OF the
postal regulations by sending lottery tickets
through the malls The trial on one charge was
finished, and the case as to that charge was dis
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RosE. j. THonAs
BROKER m

GRAIN. PROVISIONS COTTON AND STOCKS
No. el3 18th st. tNationa Metropolitan Bank BuildinsJ
Orders to buy or SELL margin or for cash executed
on the CHICAGO Board OF Trade aud New York Cotton
Exchange Constant quotations 'nstautly received "
direct private wirea
F. p sCHM1TT CO., Chicago correspondent
SAWYER. WALLACE CO.. New York correspondent
eef.,.n... National Metropolitan Bank.
~s'ee lHon. James B. Beck.
torders By Telephone Promptly Attended To)
n7-6m
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.


RitxgeralA still AheoA.
THH SCORE o. THE PRpBsfAIAn' MATuR n TWO
O'CLOCK.
NEW YORK, May 1.-TWO O'Clock p n. score:
KoweI. 3e4 miles; Fitzgerald, 900, Eoeemac, SsS
vlnt, S6s HeTty, $40 klson, 33es Nisaw, -; Pan
chot, 34&
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Keene's Suspension Does Not Affect
the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The inability CT James r.
Keene to meet his contracts on stock privileges
yesterday did not In the least affect the market.
It was the sentiment on the street that Mr.. Keene
would pay 100 cents on the dollar very shortly. 1t
was said that he had several offers OF assistance TO-
day, but refused them until he finds hts exact
nQSItlOD.
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The Hinsd,le Divorcs Case,

HuNTKRS PorNR, L L, May lin the Hin1dAle
divorce case to-day Florence Hnsdale, daughter Of
the plaintiff, testified to her father having taken
home on Sundays she also denied many state
ments made by Marie Hannah as to her mothers
improper conduct
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Mt VERNON! Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORcNRsY
Gssves tn street wharf daily (except Sunday, so- ~.
vernon Ut 10 o'clock returning reaehes WasbinS
ka about S:30pua
oSO l. l. BLAKE Captain
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READING, PA, May This morning 600 Italian
labOfers employed by contractors for the Pennsyl-
vania SchuyItu Valley railroad demanded 81. IS per
day instead OF $25 The demand was refused,
when they ceased work In body and were paid on.
All Is quiet
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(IHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
TRUs EIy SALE OF PROPERTY FRONTING THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN ELEVENTH AMI TWELFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofRAA
the District OF Columbia. passed in equity cause ~
No S784 the undersigned Trustees vii sell at ~
public auction. on WEDNESDAY,, the SEVENTH DAY
Of the premises that parcel Of ground situated in the
city OF ashngon. d. c. known and described as part
Of lot eight tS i'm square three hundred ard twenty
three ~. beginning for the same at point street
north ~, (24 feet from the northwest corner
feet then. south seventy feet to alley thence west
beginning. ' "
Terms Of sais One third % cash. and the residue in
I'VE I'd eNuai instruments IN six and twelve months
with interest from day OF sale the therof to Sc
" tne pfoinassory notes OF the purchaser OF
ss no's q 81 ,ss money az BE- d II The
from day Of SALE otherwise the property viii be rsod
tns rsx snd coat Of the dsfaaitnf after dive
uS punlc OF such resale In 1 he Eyep-
ipg star deposit Of $50 VII be required Is soon as
re property z knoeied Oh. All conveyanenS Ct cost
Nm y. MATTINoLY.
4S5 !th It q. w., rvu.s.~
WILLIAM j. MILLER ASusse~
ap2sdkds Once IS LoulsiAns ave,
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer
cHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on STREET. NEAR 81: AL JYsIUS CHURCH


ON STREET, NEAR ST. AL JYSIUS CHURCH
NORTHWEST, AND ALSO ON MARYLAND Az
EAnE BEIWEEN - IoUR77AMD-A-HALF AND
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
DISTRICT OF Columbia passed III equity cause No LII
6S4O wall sell as trustee, at public auction. In TN
front Of each OF the prem the hereinafter described
real estate, to wit :--On MONDAY, the TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY or APRIL, A. D. 1854 at HALF-PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK p. m. Lots Nos 134 and 135, in Shep.
herds subdivision Of square No situated on sire
north between First street and North Capitol street
northwest And the same day. the hour Of HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the east half of Lot seven
CD in Reservation D, situated Maryland avenue be.
tween Az and 9Th streets southwest improved by good
substantial dwelling house.
Terms Of sale One third 90 cash. and the balance to
be paid in g. II and ismonths int est from the day
Of sale and payments thereof to be secured by the prom
issory notes Of the purchaser or purchasers all the
The ratification thereof By the court lien is reserved
eat ny DEED win be iyen until purchase money aud
property viii Be required when Knocked down All
conveyxncfs at purchase cost If terms Of sale are not
compiled with within 10 days after sale, the property
viii be resod at risk and costs deaulting pure aser
b. b. HENKLE, Trustee
apl5-dts l60 Louisiana avsnua
r. THE ABOVE SALE IS POsTPONED UNTIL
place. By order OF the Trustee. ap26dts
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M. e. General Confersnee.

PHnApEIPHLA, May 1.-The deiegatss than pro
ceeoed TO draw Tor seats BY confeence4 Rey&
Jno Lanahan. d. D.; j. II. Walden, u D.: r. II.
Jewel. T. b Nicely and David Curry, b. d, wefe ap-
pointed committee on rules Of order. The con
ference then adjourned until q N.
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Quotations ~ Rtocks and Bonds ana Information
earding the Markets received through wires IN
srANTLY. direct from the New York Stock Exchange
ALI orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. 3sA
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.AOAIAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
oHANcERY SALE OF uN1MpRovED PROPERTY

vHaO2AAo OONAANO. AucC00eec.
CHANcERY SALE OF uN1MPRovED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -
Z; the f Disrs Of celagba passed April 2 1884
al we will sell. at public auction on TUESDAY. THE
SIXTH INA NAY 1884 in front Of the premises at
FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ, all Of square north OF square
numbered 1873 in the City Of Washington. IN the Dis.
Terms: One-half purchase money cash; balance in
nine and eighteen months notes to bear interest and
Of $500 will required at time Of sale Conveysncins.
&C. at cost OF Rurchaser Terms to he complied with In
No 1908 3Ist street q. ".
Webster Law Building,
apN.dkds sos b street D. "
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PECULIAR SHor.-Last evening a shooting az
Capitol and streets, a dispute having arisen be-
tween John Murphy and the proprietor, Thomas
Fingle. Murphy first threw glass at Fingle and
followed IL with pool ball. Flngle drew his pistol
and fired just Murphy in the act OF throwing
a second ball The bullet struck the pool ball in
Murphys hand, shiverng 1t 10 atoms, but doing no
made slight wound In Murphy thumb
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge $50 18th street.
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SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

PERsGGhMnRToHRY SALE Of TIE FINEST SSsTRBAS
OF LOIS sITuATEp On MERf6iAN Hill I'LL
AND FRONTING RESPECTIVELY ON BOUN-
TENDED. EiaHfEENrH' sTkEET ExTENDED.
ERIE AyENCE. HURON STREET. ONTARIO
AND GENITAL AVENUE AND FIFTEENTH
STREET EXTENDED.
One Of tn fn.rE opportunities offered to obtain
either fine Building sites investment in advanc
Ing real estate
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FRS NJ
1884. commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK p NV
we Will continue the ssle Of the lots above men,
toned having sold less than onehan Of those adver
some OF the choicest lots and in choice blocks not
having yet been offered
The above Lots are situated in the best locations Of
Meridian Hill which Is destined to- ecome the center Of
maxm cent suburban residences and which form one
OF the finest views Of city and surrounding country
The proposed Garfield avenue will in front Of
OF these lots and the District authorities understand
18th and 18th streets to the north
and open Erie avenue to the east and west connecting
with 14th street and 18th street extended.
Terms One third cash balance in one nd two years.
on property sold all cash. at option Of purchaser
soon knocked Oh Terms to be complied with in ten
days otherwise resale at risk and cost of defsuiti1e
purchaser purchasers after five days public notice Of
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton. ID. c. Conyeyancing &c. at cost OF purchasers
Persons attending the sale on Thursday will assemble
on 18th street extended. at .e stand pipe.
plat OF this property be the Office Of the
Auctioneer, and further information given
ap30 DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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Election Frauds I'm Cuba.

KEY WEST, FLA, May IAN Havana dispatch
dated Yesterday says the liberal conservatives
trumphed through the undue influence OF the
authorities and desplcable tricks the election laws
being construed against the votes Of the Cubans.
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STEAMER MATTANOLEAyES SEvENTH-STREEr
MHAEF every 81 NDAY. TUESDAYS and THURS
DAY at o'clock am for Mattox Greek. returning
or ildays. Wednesdays and Fridays stopping at in
ss:rnedlate Landings going aud returning
Also toches Il Grinders wharf SUI days and Tues
GSys Gown and Wedne sdays up aud Chapel Point aud
6renf's wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and We'd
Ics4ays up. Freghts received daily.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-01

Idle ON Account OF q Stftkes
TROY, n. Y, May 1.-The masons OF this city are
Idle because their helpers have demanded an In
crease from s225 to s25o day, to which employers
refuse to accede.