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RAILROADS.
E VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

TUE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect NOVEMBER 1S, 1888
e:S5A.M-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
conn, ctions to all points South and Southwest
Daily. ex ept Sunday. with G. & O. Railway. Pull.
nlan Sleeping Buffet cars from New rk and Wash.
inaton to At:nta. Pullman Sleeping ours from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleaus.
6:l0 CHARLOTTESVILLE FAST Ii T. Daily via Char
lott svie To Cincinnati. Louisville aud all Western
POINTS Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
Louisville.
10:40 PM.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
T. ali points South and Southwest via Danvtle ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday with c. O.Railway.
Pullman Sleeping from Washin ton via Dan
vile Charlotte aud Atlantis to New Orleans; also.
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at s35 A
NJ daily, except unday.
Warrtntou trains leave W2shingtou at IS A. NJ and
$40 I. NJ. daily
For tickets AID information inquire at Company's Of
fct, L01 pennsy lvania avenue or at Union Depot
NJ. SLAUGHTER, \. mcdaniel
Gen Pass. Agent Agent
mario SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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SEWING MACHINES .Sc

THk ONLY PERFECT FAMILY MACHINE Is THE
L HIGH ARM 81 ENT NEW AMERICAN No Z
Parties VINO have been usny American machines the
pas twenty years will please call at Cfce con- en- 18th
aic n SIS and examine this nderfui Improvement
neither has il shuttle ~'
Over 2 10 in Use In this civ
Exallle our new automatic Button-hoe attachment
"A complete assOr of sll the Standard MacIines
vassinZ a1e.I t. sell at $40 ~
Best Machine Oil Sc. per bottle
All Kinds Rented and repaired
c. AUERBACH, cor 7th and r.
APPS Depot Mems Boys Bicycle Shirts Stoctinss
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United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

By virtue q writ Of 1eri facias issued out ofAe&
District Of Columbia, and to me directed I VIII ~
sell ct public sale for cash in front Of the Court House
DAY OF MAY, 1884, at TWELVE O'CLOCK n, all the
right title claim and interest OF the defendants in and
81 two t2, three ts four @ FIVE 60 q. ts) and seven
lE. Of 642) in the city Of Washington levied upon a.
the property OF the defendants William Blanchards
John McAvoy, use OF kobt !. tsnleion
CLAYTuN McMICHAEI. U. 8. Marshal
THOS. BOWLING. Auctiopeer. aDlY-20t
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..nr~r,s GAG rHGYNH

TI,HE OTTO GAS ENGINE
REQUIRES boiler. avotds all expensive attendants
loss OF lime no handling Of fuel. and ashes It -
used extensively for running Fssssnssr and EreEht
iL Lthographic Presses Coffee aiilis kosYtsrz Paper
ar q Ruiiny Machinery 1athes &C., H. This engine
mn With Sxfrrnle smoothneaD regularity of specd
csssssss the least humber " WORKING pasta aud
ttss, ,licity OF mechanism - v.ns,
1Of particulars 70 pTlo18 49, sSSS - WY -
v sshinston 6as Light g 0&S
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
n0NCANSoN BROS. Aucuoneers
- SIT and 319 9th st p. w., corner st.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL TwENTY-NNTH.
Commencing at
TEN O'CLOCK,
At OUR Spa IOCS SALESROOXS,
SPECIAL OFFERING
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n. Comprising
PARLOR SUITES. CPHO STERED IN RED SILK
DANASK, EMBOSSED USH, OLD GOLD, SPUN
SILK, HAIkCIOTH, RAW SILK AND OTHER
COYERlNGs; HANDSOME MAkBLE-TOP VAL
NUT CHI MBER SETS TRENCH lOLISHl. COT.
IAeE SETS: MAHOGANY, WALNUT ND ASH
MARBLE.TOP SIDEBOARDS: WALNUT BOOK
SHELF: EXTENSION TABLES; NJ T. CENTER
TABLES: WALNUT DESK NIL RORS; HAT
RACKS WARDROl ES; SINGLE PIECES; BED
STEApS; BUhEAUS; WASHSTANDS; CHAIRS;
KIT, HEN SAFES; SCHOOL DESKS; HAIR AND
OTHER MATT RESSES; PILLOWS AND Boil.
SIEkS; BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS;
RUGS: WHITE AND FANCY MATT1NGS; COOK.
ING AND OTHER STOVES: CROGKERY AND
GLASSWARE; XII CHEN REQUISITES, ko.
TWO LARGE WALL CASES;
ONE WALNUT BAR COUNTER,
MAKING IN ALL AN ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION
OF WELL-MADE HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WHICH
SHoUdBB COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF
40 PosTpoNEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE
WEATHER
TERMS CASH. ap16-N
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I'm tho Chicago Produce
Mr. Shelley's Sewerage Bill.

Mr. ShelIey'S sewerage BILL
THR MEASURE TAKEN UP IN THE HOUSE THIS AFTER
NOON.
Mr.. Shelley called up his bill making an appro-
prtatton to complete the sewerage system in the
District In the House to-day. The bill, which has
been published In THE STAR provides an appropria-
ton OF $500 600 loan to complete the entire sys-
tenn OF sewerage one-half the sum appropriated to
be paid back by the District In annual instalment2
The committee reported the bill unanimously.
Mr.. Shelley and MI. Jenords spoke In favor OF the
bill. and Mr.. Holman alone opposed i1 MI. Shelley
not owning any property here, but that he saw the
necessity OF some such action In the interest OF
health and economy,
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u H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker,
= Il o%x ~,

IL n WlAhNEh, hea1 EstatE BCOker,
Ds GIG street northwest
THREE-sTO AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL.
ING. NO 800 TMENTIETH STkEET NORTH
WEST. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April. TWEEN. -
Ti EIGHTH at FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sell in f..
front Of the premises. -4..
PART LOT %. SQUARE No 49,
being the south Is feet front and running back that
story and basement brick Dwelling containing grooms
years notes to be secured by deed Of rust premises
and to bear interest at per cent payable semi annual
500 at tine Of sale. Terms to be complied with In
seven days otherwise resale at risk and cost of pur
Chaser after Ave days public notice such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. D. c. Com
veyancng etc, at cost OF purchaser.
apl9-eo&ds DUNCANSoN BROS. Aucts.
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RArap or I'm krnrxnoMusn.-Tnn u060lnG
were tho roAdinRs 6 he once q ne e0a4- 0Enal
o0aeer to-dAys-9a n, GAe II An SQ& 49, "a
MAXIMUM, Sek UinlnuDI III
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DAnY LIME To NoRro1K
AND FORTRESS MUNROE.
Potomac SteaInl cat Company's Steamers
GEORGE L AIRY = b EXCELSIOR
Commencing THURSDAY, MAY lsr, 1884. one Of
these popular Steamers will leave 7th wharf daily
GtXGspt >uE... , at ~ :, IN SATURDAYS at
MONROE AND THE SOUTH
The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 7TH
EIREET WHAR every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at a:3on stopping at riney Point and Corn
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers
Freight received daily until 2Opm
Or further particulars apply to
ap22 18th Street Whsrf
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A Weak Stock Market.

No CHANGE IN THK GENERAL SITUATION TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, April g. Wall Street, la p m.--The
Post says The stock market Is weak and lower this
forenoon, though on q considerably smaller volume
OF business than on Saturday. There were no new
affected by the railroad pools, or In any other
feature OF general business, and the weahnsss
OF the market was without any apparent special
OF Saturday. The points OF attack by the beam
this forenoon were Union Pacific, St Paul, North
western, Reading and Western Union, all Of which
touched lower prices this forenoon than on Satur-
day. At 12 O'Clock twentythree out OF thirty stocks
traded IN were lower than at the close SATURDAY.
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher 10 reported TO have
said In an interview: ARTHUR is now as he has
hitherto been, the rst choice OF the business men
Of the country. sss would not support Blaine II
he was nominated. . - Robert Lincoln Ia think
the coming man"
Ofncial returns from forty-eight parishes In
Louisiana and estimated returns In the remaining
ten, give for governor McEnery, democrat, $685.
and Stevenson, republican, 4a0S, In total OF
126 ,89l, the largest vote polled since 1876
In the democratic convention at Louisville, KY,
Saturday, the preferences Tor Mcdonald and TIden
were divided about equally.
The republican convention OF the seventh North
Carolina district split into two factions The dele
gates Of both conventions were instructed for
Arthur.
The Massachusetts, greenbackers who bolted the
nomination Of Butler for governor nominated Z
Moody Boynton for governor and chose delegates
70 the national convention at Indianapolis
The republican state convention OF New Hamp-
shire meets wednesday. Ex-senator Rollins, who
Is candidate Ter delegate atlasge. win encounter
opposition.
Cen. Barlow, Of the Independent republican con-
ference committee. thinks the preference OF the
orRau1zn&1p0 = fur D0mun0A
The New York Rose, edltogially, replies 10 Nj.
rheapA virtually Upeatng - accuaations against
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1OHN SHERMAN Co.
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers 927 st. n w.

TOdN
- Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers 927 INV
DISTRICT Of Columbia passed April T. 1884 in equity si
eomp,sinants and Fred1cS HAS IS Is defenean.
the nndersi,E Ep Truses viii sell 1t public
D. 1884 at FIVE OC, OCK p NJ in front Of the
premises the south forty-two feet six inches 1920
OF 2S in square ten hIndrsd and sgh-
deceased. improved by three two-story Frame Houses
being Nos 100 all and 413
Terms Of sale: One-third cash: balance in two equal
payments Of one and two purchaser to give his
notes for defe r payments with interest ed on
the property sold AconveyancinT purchasers cost
of sale C. c. COLE. Trustee.
W. N. SMITH, Salesman apl8d&ds
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OHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
~ PROVED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
~ PROVED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the "a
e14s Wagner E. ans ct al. will SELL at public IN
auction on MONDAY. FIFTH DAY OF MAY, AID
O'CLOCK , Pm, al that piece or Parcel # lard and
city of Washington Of District Of Columbia az and be-
ing Lots nnmbered l6 and H. in 40 These lots
front on New JerSey avenue. between and streets
the other Lot unimlroved,
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest AID to be by
q frpst on property sold dlosit Of $50 each lot
cost Of purchaser. Terms be com lied with in ten
days. CHARLES C. COLE Trustee
402 9th street W..
JUDSON T. GULL. Trustee
$40 street n w.
DCNCANSON BROS. Auctdoneers. ap23-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
FTHoMAs BOWLING, Auct,onser.

IssIaNEEs' SALE OF LEAsEHoLD INTEREST IN
VALUABLE IMPRoYEI, BUSHES PROPERTY
IN THE CRY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA.
By virtue Of q deed Of assignment to Us duly re--
sorded s.noaE the Land records q said pi.trice IN
a%sslsn IN fEept q the greTisss, on FkiDAi the
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. all the remain ne ave
years 9 months beginning May Of the lease duly re-
corded land records Of said District. in iiber
7s9 folio So Of tie premises known No 93l Pennsyl
vania avenue northwest subject the covppanfs and
con contained in said Lease. viz The payment Of
81 800 rent in equal quarterly payments Of
&4s0 and the taxes and iDsuranct.
Terms of sale: Onel third cash Of which SlID must
be paid at time Of sale residue at three 8; mine and
twelve months respectively cured by the notes the
purchaser bearing interest ut the rate of ak per cent
aud deed Of trust upon inte sold or ali
cash 1T option Of purch All conveysncfnx &C. at
purchasers cost Ire right s reserved to resell st de.
fsultng purchasers aud risk terms are not COM
piled with in nv days from day Of sale
FRED. ". JONES.
A74 Louisiana avenue nwt
CHAS h. CRAGIN, JR, As&14nee4
ap16-dhds 81 ~ street n.wJ
e< THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Ac.
COUNT OF THE RAIN UNTIL MONDAY, TWENTY
EIGHTH APRIL. 1884 SAME HOUR AND PLACE
BY ORDER DE THE ASSlGEEES. sp26-N
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By virtue Of deed Of trust dated September 3Oth -
1882 and recorded in Liber No io2i folio 1853 Of a
the request of the party secured thereby shall SELL at
public auction in iront of the premises. on SATUR.
that certain piece Of ground in said Distric known
the western half IF lot mum cred 49, IN square num-
III inches more less on East Capt. Of street, and
running back OF that width l28 feet II inches to 80
wide alley.
Terms Que third cash. and the balance in one and two
ut six cent all cash at the option of the
chaser deposit Of 500 required 1T time Of sale Con-
veyancing and recording ut purchasers cost Terms to
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of the defautng Pnrchaser after i've days adver
tiseinent EDWIN A. MCINTYRE, Trustee.
JOHN SHERMAN & co Aucts apI9- 23262 3Okm1
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF UNINrpRovED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of ann
the District Of Columbia passed April 23d 1884 -
in Equity Cause No 1855 Young VS. WilIiims ell
al; we will cell at public auction, on TUESDAY THE
SIXTH NAY. A .. 1884 in front Of the premises ut
trfct Of Columbia
Terms: tne.half purchase money cash: bslance in
nine and eighteen months notes to bear interest and to
he secured by deed OF trust property sold dposit
Of ESQ., will required at time Of sale Convtyancine
&C. at cost Of purchaser Terms to be complied with
ten daya CHARLES ii. MATTHEW'S trustee.
No 1908 31st street n ",
JAMES ". JOHNS on. Trusted
ap24-dkds 5O5 b street n. w.
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KKroRf ON DIVORCE

1.-THE presbytery OF Washington city, approving
the action Of the last general assembly In bearing
testimony against the immortality OF divorce for in
sumcient and trif1ing reasons, and against the &c
ton OF civil courts and divorce laws In many OF Tho
states as being In direct contraventon OF the law
COO, would respectfully overture the general as
semoiy 70 make Rn explicit deliverance, prohibiting
us ministry nom re-marrying persons who have
those set forth In the Scriptures interpreted by
the Confession OF Faith OF thePresbytertan church
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L PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT. CONSISTING
OF 112 LOTS SITUATED On MERIDIAN HILL
AND FRONTING RESPECTIVELY ON BOUN-
pA kHr S1kEET SIX EESIH STREET tx
STREET EXTENDED.
One OF tn finest opportunities Offered to obtain
either fine Building sites investment in advanc.
Ing real estate
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY aaH
FIT H. commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK M.,S&&
we will continue the sale of the lots above men--
tened having sold less than one half Of those adver.
tsed the choicest lots and in choice blocks not
having yet been offered,
Meridian HILL which is destined become the center Of
magnfi cent suburban residences, and which 70 m
81 the finest views OF city and surrounding country
The Osed Garfield avenue will come in front of
of these lots and the District authorities understand
contemplate extending 10th and 18th streets to the north
and oTen Erie to the east and west connecting
with 14th street and 18th street extended
~ rms: One third CASH balance in nd two years,
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed of trust
on property sold or all cash. at option OF purchaser
soon knocked Off Terms to be complied with in ten
days otherwise resale at risk and cost Of defaulng
purchaser purchasers after five days public notice Of
such resale in some newspaper published i'll Washing
ton ID. c. Conveyancing, &C. ct cost OF purchasers.
Persons attending the sale on Friday viii assemble on
10Th street extended. at stand pipe
plat OF this property be the office Of the
Auctioneer and further Information given.
sp2A-2t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
r THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Ac-
COUNT OF The INCLEME CY OF The WEATHER
NINTH, AT SAME HOUR. AND PLACE
ap26-at DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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A NEW INSURANCE CoNPAEY.-The National Mu.
tual Life Association has been Incorporated to do
business In this and other cities upon the assess
ment plan. Its officers are: President Major o. p
q. Clark; frst vice president, Luther Hanson; sec
Ond vice president, OrsOn Adams secretary, John
T. Beali treasurer, George w. Evans; general agent
VIM. B. Matthew's; medical director, DR.. Ralph
Robert A. Parke, J. w. Howell, James z. Hood, B.
Lewis Blackford, John F. Waggaman, s. p. Rounds
and Jacob H KenQlA
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TIE ODD FRILows' ANNYvERsARY.-The sixty
nth anniversary OF ODD Fellowship was celebrated
yesterday afternoon At Foundry church. which was
niled with members OF the order. Grand Chaplain
Richard Emm0ns opened the proceeding with
prayer, which was followed by q Bible reading by
the grand secretary, Rev. p. Hall Sweet Rev HI.
r. Nayl0f delivered an address on the philanthrop-
ical mission OF the order. During the exercises
Miss Oracle Dufour gave voluntary on the organ,
and Mrs. Bette ner.McEwen, Miss Annie
Charlton, and MeSSrs William Watson and Joseph
p. Smith, and Prot j. w. Garland, organist, aided
the church choir In rendering appropriate melodies
The celebration win be continued this afternoon
by parade OF the uniformed battalion OF Patri.
arch and this evening By musical and literary en-
tefCalnment and hon
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LIES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent

II n&0Ae
PUBLIC SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on n
STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING DWELLING No
AIT STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust recorded In Iiber aa
NJ H.. No folio AT of the land records Of the S6$
District Of Columbia. will offer for SALE at pub u
lie auction In front # the premises on friday the
TWENTY.FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1884. 1t HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all that parcel Of ground
situate In the city Of Washington D. c. beinx part Of
lot numbered co. in square number 6lI described
q follows: b ginning at point the front line Of
east Of said lot thence along the line said
dividing line Of lots two 2 and three t
south forty 4s feet Zine and half sfl inches
thence east along the line OF north street sixteen 8
fee three g, inches thence rt at right ANGLES the
inch thence northeastery in straight line point
of beginning.
The. improvements consist Of a substantial brick
dwelling.
Terms One thousand dollars cash: balance in six 70,
and twelve 2 months tie purchaser give his notes
for the deferred payments bearing inter Ct
and secu ed by deed Of trust ne property; 800
down at time Of sale EUGENE CA uSI
spl5-eo&ds Trustee.
IF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
O'CLOCK PM
a. c6-dAds EIJ9ENE ClRTIcT Trn,foa
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The Jeanette Investigation.

LIEUTENANT DANENHOwER DENIES.
The Jeanette investigation was resumed this
morning. Lieut. Danenhower continued his testi-
mony, stating in reply to inquiries by Judge Ar
noux that TO the best OF his knowledge and belief
he did not In his interview with Dr. Collins ana his
brother at the 5th avenue hotel say that Mr.. Col
Inns led "hell OF q life" in the arctic. He might
have said that the life In the Arctic was hell OF
something to that effect but, II so, he referred to
the general conditions OF life in that region.
--->~>--
Affair." i'm West Washington
AcclDENTs--Saturday, Dallas Allen, aged ten
years. eldest son Of Mr. w. D. Allen, OF this city,
fell from swing 10 the yard OF his parents resi.
dence, on 30th street, and sustained q compound
fracture or the left arm dslocatng also the elbow
DR.. W. Bowie Tyler rendered surgical aid--About
years. while painting sign on house on Water
street, near 3lst street. slipped and fell from the
ladder upon which he was standing, and was bruised
about the face and head. d.. Yarnan attended
him.
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED AND AN ARTIST
Mrs Mary E Twigg, living at No 8ao Water street,
had several articles OF furniture and apparel stolen
from her room . few days ago, and, Obtaining q
search warrant found them In the room OF fellow
boarder named Belle Goodrich or Belle Brown, who
was arrested and locked up.
NoTES-Mr. George B. Barnard, q well known
citizen, and Miss Chew, sister OF Mr.. Scott Chew,
will be united In marriage at Trinity Catholic
sands OF people visited the shaft Of the new tunnel
at Rock creek yesterday.-MI. James Payne, an
old gentleman well known in this city, died a. his
farm In Virginia, near tho Chain bridge yesterday,
aged "a years
CONDITION OF THE wATKR-0Feat Falls 90; tenn
perature, 80; receiving reservoir %; TEMPERATURE
81; distributing reservoir, %; temperature. 30
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CtHARLEs W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
TRUS EES SALE OF PROPERTY FRONTING TIKI
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BEIWEEN ELEVENTH AM TWELFTH

TRUS EES SALE OF PROPERTY FRONTING THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN ELEVENTH AM TWELFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofkz&
the District Of Columbus, passed In equity useS&
No 87S4, the undersigned Trustees will sell
public auction gu WEDNESDAY,. the SEVENTH DAY
OF MAY, A. D. 1884 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front
q the premises that parcel of ground situated in the
city OF Washington D. c. Known and described part
Of lot eight o. in square three hundred and twenty
tire t3L beginning for the same at oint on street
north twenty ( feet from the northwest corner
Of said lot square and running thence east sixteen
feet thence south seventy feet alley thence west
feet thence north seventy feet to the place Of
beginning.
Terms Of sale: One third % cash. and the residue in
two (2) equal installments in six and twelve nths
with interest from day of sale the thereof be
secured by the prossory notes Of the purchaser or
hasers and lien retained the property: or the
whole Of the purchase money be raid In cash The
terms Of sale must be complied with within ten days
from Day Of sale otherwise the property VIII be resold
days public ADVERTISEMENT OF such resale in u h. Lvtn-
ing Star. deposit OF $50 VII be required soon as
the property u knocked of ALI conveyancing at cost
OF purchaser or purchasers.
Nm. F. MATTINGLY
WILLIAM J. MILLcR AFus'eeA
ap25-d&ds Cffice 486 Iouisiana ave.,
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TIE GEoR0ETowN MEDICAL COLLEGE COMMENCE
NENr.-The thirty-fifth annual commencement of
the medical depaltme OF the University OF
Georgetown viii take place at Lincoln hall Wed
neSday evening" Rev. James A.. DOonan. s. j.,
president Of the university will confer the degrees
Prof. n. G. Ellzey win address the graduates. DIR.
Joseph Tabor johnson will present the prizes and
Dexter A. Smith, Of Illinois, will deliver the vale
dictory. The following gentlemen will graduate:
Dexter A. Smith, of Illinois; J. Paul Chambers. of
Pennsylvania; ThOa W. Burke, OF Ireland. and ID.
ungs and RF. Aadison,o of the District OF Columbia
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III z FULTON, Auctioneer.

H 4 FULTUN Aucdoneer.
will sell by public auction. at my store 1918 PENN
Ely S4 aysn9s eommsneinF on TuEsDAy. APRIL
collection of Forfeited Pledges consisting Of LADIES'
and Gents Clothing Of all kinds Bed Clothing. Boots
Musical. Mechanical and Mathematical Instruments
T.b,ecoths TsblsTars Vsiisss Opera Glasses umbrsl
F1utnx Machines, Clocks &c. TIL sale will continue
mornings at 10 O'Clock and evenings at 80 O'Clock until
all the lots sold Ticket holders will please take no.
tice., h K FULTON,
ap95-xts Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
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Failure i'm Wall Street.

NEW YORK. April %, Wall street, l:6O p. Now
ems Mercer have notified the stock exchange Of
their inability TO meet their engagements, owing to
customers not being able TO supply margins A
member OF the firm says their liabilities are not
large.