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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 22.--viryinis skies deferred, Z;
consolidated 39,l: past-due coupons, 10; new ten
fortes. 81 new threes. So bid to-day
BALTIMORE, MD. May 22.-Cotton dull-mid.
dlins ~. Flour quiet aud UNCHANGED Wheat south
ern red loss1 10: do amber lliails; No. MARY
losa; May io3al es June oS.saI o. July 1854
western saa dull but Arm southern white 6sso dS ys
June 6oaasos.; July; 6ls.62; August. e2ksS2k Oats
firm and in good denand-prime to choice Pennsyl-
Vania and Maryland 1506a1T00 Provisions more
steady. but quiet butter dull and weak-creemery.
2laa5 western packed Salt Eggs dull and lower 13al3
Petroleum nominaily lOwer-refned 7%a1I Coffee
so SarTo snnsr ps 70 far sugsr
nal. 116 Freights to Liverpool per steamer steady-
cotton, 1132d.: -four 81. ais: grain I'd Receipts
hour l,6S5 barrels: wheat 600 bushels corn 80 600
bushels: oats, LOO bushels: rye 1900 bushels Ship
Ments--wheat 5000 bushels corn. 81 900 bushels
Sales-wheat. 548.O00 bushels; corn 600 bushels
The Chicago Markets Strong.
CHICAGO, May %. 10 a. m-The markets are strong
this morning, and accompanied by active trading in
wheat and pork Wheat opened ut SO for July II of to
92S rose to 93&. and Is now 93ss. July IL SIX
July pork is 1865 July lard, 8 IS
The Petroleum. Market.
CLEVELAND. O., May 22-Petroleum unclaimed
Standard white. ITO deg test, 8.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT. No. 1912 L STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Libers
No S3 folo $50 ct seq of the land records s:a
for thu District Of Colum h;s, surviving trustee A
will sell on TUESDAY the THIRD DAY OF Jt'NE,
premises all the following real situate
III the city of Washington District Of Columbia to wit
All OF subdivision numbered thrtytwo (32) Of square
numbered one hundred and sixty-four Q64) as same
was made by Alexander r. Shepherd and Thomas Kirby
duly recorded in Office Of of the District OF
Columbia In Iiber H. X. folio 1877. together with all
the improvements, ways easements rights, priv ges
and aprurtenances to the same belonging in anywse
aPpertaining The improvements consist of u three
story basement brick dwelling house. No. 1912
street northwest.
Terms One third cash: balance in eanal instalments
at one and two notes to bear interest at per
cent per annum and to be secured by deed of trust
S2oO required at time OF sale Conyeyancing etc. at
days. otherwise the Trustee ri hit to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the efanin9 Pr
chaser after five days public notice Of such resale In
some newspaper published in Washington, D. c.
my21-d6ds LEWIS j. DAVIS Surviving Trtstee
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DIVORCE GRANrED-TO-day, In the Equity
Court, Judge Cox made decree OF divorce In the
case Of Kate Ellis Mast against Philip Mast, giving
complainant the custody OF the child, and enjoin-
ing defendant from interfering with either OF them
and they were married at Rockville, september Is,
1877, by Rev. Father Cunningham, and came here.
She charged that some time after marriage he re-
sumed habits OF intOxcati0n, to which he had been
addicted before, and charges that for three years
he has been an habtual drunkard and failed TO sup
port his family, and had treated her with great
cruelty.
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ISnAS LINE MAIL STEAMERS
SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YoRK. QUEENS
TOWN, AND LIVERPOOL


SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK. QUEENS
TOWN. AND LIVERPOOL
SIS q hicSmSnd. Nay ) June = 5uyrI
City OF Berlin May IL, JUNE Il. July B
CITY Of Chester juP n l. July 10. August j.
sffaM ssa Nt dE SsN f ifFS ( TIE
or to J: w. BorELER SON. s2s pennsylv.ni. ave-
avenue; Mrs ID A BROSNAN 6l2 9th street: JAMES
BtiIEW III 9TH street Washington. ID. c. spl6- I'm
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE Between NV YORK. HAvxA
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMKr.
sEsDHs HS1 f1om BREMEN soo
eco TO sI,O: second cabin. eco; steersge at .owsS
bosss S or New fo spp g
CO, y25 Pennsylvanls avenue northwest CHAa
CUNAkD LNk
.EeIgISCEE
THE cuYARp sTEAM ss npo utoMpANY. LIMITED
rf sSI FfSs a s Z sS f. IN SaFS sSSr
calm May 8 sSis % Jun; jun:
jun. Il s ssr.ni: j sSy
RATES ?, r.ssassIseS $50 and sioo sooordins sS:s.
srpOol and oueeIsO~n and ii oth psss q RSsSasS
%. e !sesR ss &c aSi
ssashs :ns or 80 "a
OILS S sEkSoS BRS no rs ir s@ Ycss DC
orto Ms.sr.. oIIs sidEioM CO.
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u OBERT O. HOFFMAN Real Estate Auctioneer.
HI 10th aud streets northwest

II OBERT o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
HI 10th aud streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HO Sc. HAV.
ING FINE TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE ON
A 30-FOOT ALLEY IN THE REAR BEING HOUSE
NUMBERED 416 NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated June 14th 1873
and duly recorded in Liber numbered Ss4 folio S9A 3
ct seq one of the land records of the District Of
un1a aud at the reu of the party secured thereby.
We will offer for sale public auction in front of the
premises. on THURSDAY, MAY THE TWENTY SIC.
oND. AD: 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
described real estate to wit The east sixteen Q6) feet
thr % inches front by the depth thereof Of Lot num-
bered twenty-five (22). in square numbered five hun
the District of Columbia
Terms Of sale; onethird cash. Of which two hundred
Coco dollars must be paid when the property Is struck
on and the balance in equal payments Of two and
three to be secured by the purchasers
ing interest from the day of sale at the rate Of six @
Tcrcentlm aIlnum and deed of trust the prop
erty sold all cash at the option OF the purchaser
conveyancng and recording at the purchasers cost.
II terms of sale must be complied with within ten
days from the day of sale the property will be resold
at the risk and cost of the defaultin1 purchaser after
five (5) days advertising in THE EVENING STAR
paper of Washington, %. C.
ROBERT o HOFFMAN. i
10th and F streets northwest r-
CHARLES Z. uALT, ATussees.
ll07 Pennsylvania avenue. J
ROBERT o. HOFFMAN, Auct. my12-d&ds
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoneers.

nUNCANSUN BROS. Auctoneefs
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET
NOR INVEST, WASHINGTON, d. c. (BEIN0
PREMISES No 1IO9 EIGHTH STREET NORTH
WESi)
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust to the UNDERLINED -
dated june ID A ID. 1879 and recorded in Liber No
900 folio a. seq. of the land records Of the Dis
of Columbia and by request Of the party secured
thereby, we will sell at public sncton on THURSDAY
premises at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p M the
northern part of lot numbered two t2l in square
OF thirty $50 feet six go inches Exth
northwest in the city of Va hingon, D. c. and extend
public alley with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money cash
of which 800 must be paid at the time sale and the
balance in three equal instalments payable in six
twelve end eighteen months from day Of sale with
terst secured to the of the Trustees all
complied with in five days day of sale the Trns-
tees the right to resell at the risk and Of the
defaulting purchaser five days notice the Evening
Star. MAHLON ASHFORD.
Inyl0-eo&ds CUMMINS c. HElMICE{ AEustees
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer

TUNHOMA0 OOWL1NG, AuCtOnttr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
NEW JERSEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST, BE-
TWEEN G AND D STREETS,
By virtue Of deed Of trust Of January LIST 1873 &
and recorded April 80 1879 in Liber ia folio 4U7 4
one OF the land records Of the District of Columbia
and 10y direction Of the secured thereby, will
sell at public auction, on the THIRD DAY of JUNE.
NEXT; at FOUR-THIRTY F. NJ. Lot No. IS. in Square
PIP feet and containing about 6S54 square feet Of
ground.
Terms: One-fourth cash. and remainder in one and
two years. with half yearly interest 800 be paid at
SALE and balance of first payment within ten days All
conveyancing, &c. at purchasers cost
my2l-dts JOS c. G. KENNEDY, Trustee.
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DOUGLASS.
NINTH AND r sTREETA

fNFANTE DEPARTMENT.
This department contains everything thA4 odd0 10 IL
attractiveness of the baby, such e LONG DRESSE0
LACE AND SHIRRED CAPS POKE BONNET0 I'M
BROIDERED FLANNEL SKIRTS. UNDERWAY q
eli kinds. &c
GLOVE DEPARTMENT
Thts department includes the celebrated TREfOC8SR
ST JANIS and MO MORAN KID GLoyEA tocth8
with superb assortment Of SILK and IlSI.I TH6EA0
GLOVES for ladies and misses In the EEWE83
SHADES, and 1t lowest pr1ces
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
This department IL oomplimented daily By lad1D
whose taste and Judgment are conceded peffe6 De1t
forget TO add COMMUNICATION that Of oehnS wi6
you favor U with call
FAN DEPARTMENT
In this department show some choice novelties a
yAPANE SE PARCHMENT FANS Including MOTTO
FANS THEATER FANS, POCKET FAE& "a. frQa
10 cents up to e&
BUsTLf AND HooPsKIRT pEfAH1nKEE.
Here VII be found the newest shapes and be0t Quap
tiles Of HoOPSKIRTs from 90 cents up; DUefLEk q
every style, from the Csc wire 70 The AneBs lpores4
FRENCH HAIR CLOTH Also, various gtyieo q QOGw
SUPPORTERS. PADS. DRESS fOk6R D6k61
SHIELDS. &c. al Ct the lowest ps1ces.
DOUGLAS,
myD 62262l-b26 Ninth U0ugA
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUsTEEsr SALE OF EoCR-sToRY BRICK II, USE
AND LOT BEING No. sos MAINE AVENUE

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOCR-STORY BRICK II USE
mp I8F; BEING No. 'OS MAINE AVENUE
Py virtue of deed OF trust. duly recorded in Ii
De District q Columbia, win sci on sATrR ~.
ihe fiIE GCLdCk Pt n ra 81 l5 tse
premises the following described real estate situate in
Part Lots numbered fourteen and fife IA I4 and 3D.
IN squsIe D. besiHning for the same Maine avenue
of said square thence running eastwardy along
:ad assams sysn,een 90 ftet eight inches thence
hundred and twenty-seye1 12D feet three 90
.aid .ey feeg tienee f the
place IF BEGINNING together with sl the inproveme t.
Entertainments to the same belo ginS in wise
wet
at one and two u0tes bear interest at per cent
FER an1u PAYABLE semi annually end 10 be secured
Of purchaser Convey acine. &C at cost of purchase
compile with ive days otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right TO re-e at the risk and OF tn de-
resale In some neWsE1 w sr Pu sF e "aSlle
my2o-dsds William NJ KING, Irus "~-
DOBERT o HOLTZMAN Real Estate Auctioneer.
IKgsIEEs SALE OF Two yALTAEIE J L2Is FOR
on or, The Est SIRE Of sts S sT HfFEEkTEsi
sSb WnTHIS one SQUARE OF SEVENTH
STREET WHARF.
By virtue Of deed ef trust to the understand @
In Iber lou folio 46i ct seq of the land records -
District Columbia anu by rqust OF the party
secured thereby viii sell in front of the premises at
public auction. ON MONDAY. THE SECOND DAY OF
June A. d 1854. at FIVE O'C! OCK 7. NJ. the follow
ingdescrfbed real estate to wit Lots numbered nine
o. aid ten I0 il square numbered four hundred and
seventy l410).
Trims OF sale: One-thrl of the purchase money cash.
Of which 800 be paid at the time of sale the bal
in three equal instanenrs. payable two and
three with interest six from the dry Of
sale secured by deed Of tlust the property sold.
all cash at the option the purchaser L. the above
terms not complied with within five days from the
risk and cost of the defau ~ haser after ve days
notice the Evening Star newspaper of Washington
d c. ROBERT o. H0LIZMAN, trustee.
K. o. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer.
10th and streets northwest. my2l-dSds
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The M. e. General Conference.
CONSEcRATIEG FIVE BISHOPS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-At the n. &. general
conference this morning the following bishops
were consecrated, viz: j. NJ. Walden, n. r. Malta
lieu, G. H. Fowler, W. X. Euede and William
Taylor. Bishop simpson presided, and assisted by
other bishops, performed the conservation cere-
monies
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ Corner 9th and d streets northwest

II Corner 9th and streets northwest.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of the
signed will. on TUESDAY, NAY lWENTY- VENT H.
1881. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ sell at the auction
70 the estate Of Jabez Pttard deceased Household
FURNITURE Dishes Carpenters and Shoemakers' Tools
iul line OF Lasts Sole Leather Bedding and Bed Cloth
ing, Clothes, and lot Of miscellaneous stuff.
JAMES D. MANKiN, Collector.
HANKS OLIVER, Solicitors. my22-4t
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SALE OF VALUABLE UN1MpRovFr
REAL ESTATE. BEING THE WEST SIX LOTS
OF SQUARE I21, AT THE JUNCTION OF MARY.
FACING CAPITOL. PARK


REAL ESTATE BEING THE WEST SIX LOTS
OF SQUARE I21, AT THE JUNCTION OF MARY
LAND AVENUE AND STREET NORTHEAST.
FACING CAPITOL PARK.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of494.
the District Of Columbia. holding Equity term Tp4
passed on the 10th day Of November 1893 in
numbered 1922, wherein Kate Mari, guardian &C. is
complainant and Frank T. Barry others are de-
PENDANTS shall offer for sale at public auction front
Of Pill the premises on FRIDAY. MAY TWENTY THIRD.
lse4 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. 81. Lots numbered five (5).
SIX S6 seven % eight a. nine 80 and ten d0 of James
seven hundred and twentyseven (7IT in the City of
Washington. District OF Columbia The said property
will Ike sold by lots.
Terms of sale prescribed by the court: third
" cash: the remainder i'll two (2) equal nstaments
payable six t6 and twelve 2 months after Of sale
respectively, with interest the whole amount due
payable each six 6) months all cash. at the option of
the purchaser purchasers Such purchaser or pur.
chasers II not paying all cash to give his their notes
Tor the deferred payments. above provided;
deed 70 be given until full payment of purchase money
deposit OF 800 will be required each lot when sold
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser purchasers
and IN default Of compliance with the sale
within ten O days the property will be resoId at the
risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser purchasers
HENRY F DAVIS. Trustee
400 Louisiana avenue
myl2-l4.l617.19.21,23
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
NAY T nENTY-NINTH. A. d. 1884, at same hour and
mye2-I27 2s-H r. o. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer
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T,HOs. E. wAaGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON FOUR
TEENTH-STREETk ROAD. JUST BEYOND BOUN-
DAIRY STREET IMPROVED BY A FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE.
By virtue of deed of trust dated November 1892
and recorded in lber l026 folio Al seq of the Land @
Records of the District of Columbia and by request
q q, the party thereby secured we will on MONDAY,
NJ offer for sale at public auction in front of the
premises Lot g. in the subdivision Of the south grounds
Of the Columbian University per plat recorded in
Lber No l. folio rs. Of the Surveyors Office
Of said District.
TERMS Onethird cash. balance in equal instalIments
in six twelve and eighteen months for which of
by deed ct trust on property sold will be taken de-
pos1t OF 500 will be required time Of sale and all
conveyancing and recording will be purchasers cost
terms are not complied with in days from sale
property will be resod risk and of defauting
purchaser THOS WAGGAMAN,} -ru,,..
JOHN w. PILLING, : ir"S'ees
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer my22-eoEds
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I'd Edition.
Latest 4aleglans to The Star.
HAyI.AN AND LAYCOCK.
The American Sculler Wins Race In
AuStrAlia>


LONDON, Nay ga dispatch from Sydney. n. &
W., states that Hanlan has won the scuiing match
With Laycock by half length.
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BUILDING PERNITS
To- DormffS have hes,n fSSnad hx 1ncnocfnr

RANGE or THE THERMOAErER-The following
were the readings at the Office or the chief signal
oncer uoday:-7a m, g. 8; II An, SOL; 2p.m, Saa
Maximum, 654; minimum, 666
BoYs HELD FOR House BREAKING.-Three young
boys named Ward, Burke and Mooney, have been
arrested on the charge OF house breaking. The
Officers found In Wards possession 20 fancy pigeons
which were stolen Saturday night from Herman
Poesche, at l22l 18TH street Ward and Burke were
Police Court to-day, and their cases set for trial
on Wednesday next; bond $500 Mooney is out on
bail
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
---------
NUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers=

nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers=
ADAMS EXPRESS CONPANY's SALE OF IN
CIA1NFD FREIGHT - -
On SATURDAY MORNING MAY IHIkIlnxxFpd &c 81 i;
1884, commencing at Ten O'CLOt X. ADAMS EAPhESS
COMPANY viii sell the auction rooms of Duneanson
Bros. corner 9Th and ID streets northwest, t9 pay
charges. about
go PACKAGES,
Comprising assortment Of Trunks Bundles Boxes,
PackaRes &c, &c.
To be sold without reserve.
All parties concerned viii take notice
Terms cash my19-dtdbs
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MAR RIED.


,BtSNEk-MCppfMAN. On May aIst, lsaA 9 q
is,sona<se by The kes. - II Ores me-. 6ko L. BENSE
10 Miss ANNIE l. MUDDINAN both Of this oify .
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nnhfS-th.s.t,
Parties F,on EUROPE

Parties F,oR Eunopr
Should take BRUNSWICK BERTH fn use excluafveav
on the INMAN STEAMSHIP LINE
These ber keep perfectly level under al conditions
OF weather aording perfect ard comfort night
thus doing away with many Of the dscoforts VI ocean
travel
INNAN 8. g. Co uimited,
GEO. ". MOSS Aren't
ap2S-mkth3m No. Broadway. New York
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ between New York and HAvre
Companys pier. No. q North River, foot Of Mors0
street, New York. Labrador, Collier. Wednesday.
May 28th SA m ST. Laurent de Jousseltn wednesday,
June T. pm Canada. de Kersabiec. Wednesday. Ju16
IL. a. III.
Checks payable sight In amounts 20 suit on fhs
Bsnque TrAnsstlantique Of Paris. LOUIS DE BEB1AN,
Agent. No. 6, Bowling Green New York q. W. MOSS,
225 Pennsyivania avenue: J. w. BoTEl.ER 4 SON "a
fennsyIvsnia avenue, Agents for
ap29 Washfnofou D. @
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NAVAL ORDRRa-Commander Z 7. Woodward
ordered to command the Passaic. Lieut. r C.
Derby, as executive OF the Passaic. Lieut. ChaA H
Lyeth and Assistant Paymaster Geo. W. Simpson,
to the Passaic Lieut. VIM. +. Low. to duty on the
Pacific station, per steamer OF June 10 nom New
York. Lieut.. A. c. Baker, to examination for pro.
motion. Surgeon II. NJ. Wells, to naval hospital,
Bingham, Geo. E. Tower, John Van Hovenberg and
T. Phillippl. to appear before the retiring board
Ensign R. e. Smith, from the QuinnebauR when
her relief officers arrive, and granted six months'
leave, with permission to remain abroad. Passed
Assistant Surgeon Jas. N. Murray, nom the Mime
sofa and ordered to the Passaic
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAI0x-Tm WHRKLY
STAR will be sent postpaid to any address in the
United States or Canada until after the presidential
election for nifty cents tits large ei9ht-page
paper OF nfty-sfx columns Of Interesting reading
matter-political, miscellaneous, personal. news
and gossip. etc Send for sample copy
Observation-Disclosures AyefS, Of Penn
sylvania, and Townsend. OF New YORK, are 1t the
Rigga-Mr. Stephen Preston, the Hayden Minis
ter here, expects to SAN for Europe next Wednes-
day, TO be absent until late In the fall-Charies
Emory Smith, OF the Philadelphia Preas, Ii ct the
gistefed in New York last eyening.-lr. g. &
Moves and family have moved cut TO their summer
residence, "AltOn Farm" near Sligo. Nd.-NI
Richard D. Harlan son OF Justice Harlan, OF the o.
supreme Court, who Is student at Princeton
square Presbyterian church, Harrisburg, last sun
Henderson. az IOWA Was
registered in Chicago on Tue00ay.-Mra A. p.
Lacey has gone to Philadelphia for short vi&k-
Major d. Hoeford and wife, Of nlinols. ar0 visit
ing their son on 18th street.
To-day Joseph q Scott, by Mr. Campbell, Car
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

gTlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
S washisar6 SStB 8 = M THE CITY 81
the District of Columbia passed IN Equity Cause
Mo NPiypI TIE f sTSeS dcIHk isf
lowing described real estate That certain piece or
Gel Of ground known and described Is part Of lot mum
the northeast corner q said lot thence running south
aS Is
place Of beginning the said property being improved by
6IsT THEREAFTER will offer
sale that certain piece or parcel Of ground known and
So and BOUNDED Is snnS for the az
re OF said lot and running northsry
southwest II feet inches 70 the place so os
Ssarninc Sns property being improved by two-story
Terms; Cab A deposit Of $50 will BE- required ON
Propery VIM Be 1t the FISK and eTpenss Of dee
vs d II Of d ga
- --., =. - ' WI asRsERY. Executor
For SALE AT fTRLIG ., AUCTION. ON THE
ON TUESDAY 'uSEkI IHVKRIl 1884. ArrwELvEM.
Seminary Mn Va. residence Of the late n,.,or ,o,,.
ascn IL ns: its% v
s uS e sss
sccety snd eh urch prvteess to make county home
sa1i s.. Utah fSs
purchase Parties now living on the place viii show
s To- sasa 9u t. persons desiring to It
ap96-so17t Wellington, DC.
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OWING TO THE FAILURE OF the House to appro-
pirate the money asked for to publish the monthly
pilot chart issued from the photographic ofce and
to cover the expenses of the branch offices at the
various ports OF the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF.
ders have been issued to-day to close these ofces
on July 1st, and to discontinue the publication Of
the pilot chart after that date.
COL AMOS WEBSTER, formerly chief clerk OF the
Treasury department, has been appointed an
inspector on the new aqueduct, under Major Ly-
decker, with duty at the reservoir
GEN. MEIGs' CAsE-The government has with
drawn the appeal to the Supreme Court in the case
OF Gen. NJ. c. MeigS recently decided In his favor by
the Court of Claims
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WALTER B. WILLIAMS / CO. Auctioueer.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co. Auctioueers
ALI; OF LOT NUMBER u, IN SQUARE NUMBER
SIA HUNDRED AND NINETY.TWO (6o2)
fE0NTIAG ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN G
AND ID STREETS SOUTHEAST FOR SALE
The undersigned will seIl, by order of the Trus- -
,ees OF the Church; on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
SECOSD DAY OF MAY. 1854 at SIX O'CLOCK p -
NJ III front OF the premises the Buildings lot
Der twelve tl2l in square lumber six hundred and
nlnety-two t69. having front Of 81 feet inches on
LIST street between and streets southeast by depth
thereof with the privileges of perpetual lease subject
TO a ground rent of 31l8 per a1num. II desired the
buildings will be sold separately.
Terms cash. my16-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-22
Contested Seats I'm the Republican Con.
ventfOns

COnteStcU ScAtS III inc f<epuO11C0n Con-
ventf0n.
Since the last publication. four new cases OF con-
tested seats in the republican national convention
have been brought to the notice of the national
committee, in the following order: In fourth Ken
lucky, Augustus E. Wilson and Michael Minton
contestfng right OF Sflas +. Miller and John Mason
Brown, returned by state committee In fourth
Maryland, Louis G. Martin and William C. Clay
contesting the right OF James w. Jordan and Henry
W. Rogers, returned by state committee In fourth
district OF Texas, Robert H. Taylor and H. F. Ora
ham contest right OF A. G. Malloy and Henry Car
ter, returned by state committee. In twenty-frst
Pennsylvania, James E. Sayres contests right Of
These make six contests, exclusive OF Virginia
The Kentucky. Texas and Pennsylvania cases filed
are not In print, as required by the call.