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EHOLEY. Anctaoneer.

LfOLEY. AnSt10neer.
/ Win cell the entire stock of the we'll known Book
and Stationery store Of James Bellew I'll 7th street
northwest somnneu cling SATURDAY. APRIL TWENTY;
SIxTH, 1854 at TEN O'CLOCK A. n and SEVEN
gods are disposed Of The stock consists part Of
Peps Books In department Of literature
and we'll escorted line Of goods usually found IN q
:old 1t u o'clock MONDAY. April 18th MT. Bellew
having recently taken up the Undertaking business.
which he conducts the old stand Is the only
he has for dsposing Of the above mentioned eoods
ap23At FOLEY Auctioneer
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Latest Foreign News BY Cable.

A0so0S Ofe1Rm News Oy C6Ol0s
PROPOSED EXPEDITION FOR THE RELIEF OF BERBER.
CAIRO, April "a council was held this morn
ing at the British consulate, attended by Nubar
WOOD, the cOmmander-1n-chief OF the Egyptian
army. 1t was decided to advise the British govern
ment to send mixed expedition OF British and
Egppuan forces to the relief Of Berber. such an
expeUt1on could reach there In two months.
MISSING GENDARNE.
VIENNA, April ga gendarme patrol, who was
sent last Sunday from Bruenn the capital OF Mo-
rav1a, TO Hussowitz, village Of workingmen not
Iar remote, Old not return. gendarme and a SD
peror police of1cer have gone In search OF the mis-
sing man: 1t is feared that he has been made the
subject or an anarchist outrage.
DRY ROUTE.
ST. PETERSBURG, April IA Russian lieutenant
has arrived at BOkhara from Merv unattended. he
made the distance OF TWO hundred versts (about
one hundred and twenty-five mile through q
WaterleSS desert In four days
ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS TO BE MADE CARDINAL.
LONDON, April e3-If'uth says that Archbishop
GIBBONS, OF Baltimore, will be next cardinal
DENoUNcNG THE ABANDONMENT OF GENERAL COR
DON.
LONDON, April 2a-The Pau Man Gazette contin.
them for their abandonment OF Gen Gordon Il
says: although Berber is the key to Khartoum,
the ministry cannot resolve that Berber must be
saved Sycophants are Turing the ministry to theil
NAN WITH A PACKAGE OF DYNAMITE
LONDON, April ga man named Sutton, who
mad the appearance OF being laborer, arrested
eight dynamite cartridges were found In his pos
session He has been remanded to jail to await
trial.
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Mrs. Aammers1ey,s Change O1 EaAth.
From the New York Journal, to-day.
The Rev. William A. Leonard, who was reporse1
to have left Washington for this city, with ths
intention OF winning back 70 Protestantim Ma
Louis Hammersley, who was converted to Cafho "
cism through the influence OF MonAgn0 Capel
yesterday said that he knew nothing ABOUT MmL
Hammersleys change OF faith, and denied that sn0
In any way the cause OF his trip TO the metrop
oils He admitted that Mrs Hammersley was
regular attendant at St Johns churcn In Wash-
ingtOn, but he was at q loss 70 know how his name
had been mentioned with regard TO her reooAvss-
sion
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PRESENT 10 THE UNITED STATISTIC Secre-
tary OF State has just received from Mesrs ealyi-
att, Burke Co, the famous manufacturers Of mo
ssicR In Venice and London, Through Tiffany &Co,
of New York, very handsome and lfe-like por.
trait Of the late President Garfield, which II IN
tended 40 present TO the uuitad SfAte6 70 WI
Wobaby be hung In the Capitol
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INSURANCE. BANK GAS, RAILROAD. MARKET
COMPANY AND TELEPHONE STOCK AT AUG

INSURANCE. BANK, GAS, RAILROAD. MARKET
L COMPANY COMP AND TELEPHONE STOCK AT AUG
On On oTRIPAY. APRIL TwENTY.FHTA 1t ONE
Sth and D streets northwest:
q shares Washington Gas Light Company Stock
1O0 shares Columbia Fire Insurance Company Stock.
g shares Eranklin Fire Insurance Company Stock.
100 shares Eiremen's Fire Insurance Company Stock
a shares National Bank Of Republic Stock
Is sharss Mas idg and Georgetown r. R. Com
30 shares Metropolitan B R Company Stock.
- shares Columbia B. B. Company Stock.
ls shares Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Stock.
.- ehares National Union Insurance Company Stock.
With othsr Stocka and which viii be sold in lots to suit
ap23-2t bUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ONE VERY FINE TMBURY CART AT AUCTION:
TWELVE O'CLOCK in front Of my auction rooms,
shall SELL without reserve the above Cart Belonging to
gentleman who is about leaving the city. sp23-2t
VVHOMAs DOwLING. Auct1oneer
AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT BLACK WALNUT
RRAARR ILL00R. CHAMBER AND DINING-RooM FUR
On TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY;
NINTH, 1884. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. shall
sell at the residence Of lady leaving the city No 1923
Two do: do. Chairs. Two Maf6ie-Top Tables Leather
Reception aha,rs. Handsome walnut Lounge. BRUSSELS
and Ingram Carpets Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets
Brussels Rugs Window Haneings, Two " alnut Marble
Top Chamber Sets. Mattresses. Feather Pillows Painted
tress Walnut Hat Rack. Walnut eTop Sidebosrd,
Walnut Pillar Extension Dining Table Walnut Dining
ing Stove. Refrigerator Lawn Mower 8. feet street
Hose Garden LEplements, Kitchen Requisites,
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Omeer Kearney to-day arrested an old soldier
crank, named Baily, who endeavored to sec the
President for the purpose Of obtaining q pension,
for having whipped both Grant and Lincoln near
Bull Run.
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Bad Bookkeeping in Massachusetts.

BOSTON, MASS, April 23-An examination OF the
books Of the Massachusetts state prison shows
deficit Of $4,000 1t is said the deficit is the
result of bad bookkeeping and is not really de-
falcation. Warden Usher claims that the accounts
are all correct
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Mr. Hoar to-day introduced . pln N n eensss
providing that the chancellor q the on1fn
Institution may designate and appoint Q 0ue.oss
person 70 act as secretary Of the tngceuooo 49,
ever the secretary shall be unable fu0 ockn
other causes 10 perform the dutseA and . -
; tne psC on s she Pey nns ~ 800
nned or the inability Of the secretary shall 60
The chancellor may change such dos1gnaf1o0 -
require.
Capitol N0t0o,
MINOR NorR2
Ats O'Clock this afternoon, On mooon g II
Plumb, the Senate took up the Houss IN - o.
ate bureau OF animal industry for the aad1co&1so
MIA and other cattle diseasaA
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IL best bg4inea penmm md the most practical In.
structiM Dookkeepln6 taught without text bookG en-
half the usual tina Open Al the year. Business course
In Bookkeepdn9. penman1hin Arithmetic apel6nR md
Correspondence % . Mbnth: ia for tllree monthA
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Uncertainty I'M Wall Street.

A GENERAL DECLINE IN STOCKS.
NEW YORK, April %, Wall street, 1:40 p m.-The
Post says: The general tone OF the stock market
which at times changed into weakness, and though
the general volume OF business was small, the net
result Of the fOrenoOn's business was decline on
all stocks except the Omahas and Erie preferred.
The general market for railroad bonds was genar.
ally lower ON small business
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The Washingsen PresbySs9ys
THE SESSION AT TIE srxrH cnJRcu rxu 49,

The presoytery OF Washington met TIN afssr-
noon at the sixth church, 9Th and streets sDuGh-
west, with ReveT s. Ch,lds moderator, Rev. -
7. Kelly as stated clerk, and Eder Dsirywuno .
temporary clerk.
The report OF the committee On tempsF1AO w.
presented, put action postponed. u recommeo6o
pastors ano sessions 10 organize societies Tor o~
greSSiye temperance work, and that thew OuueoSo
Win the District Temperance Alliance, with ghe
view Of securing the passage OF prohimfory nQDW
law.
Rev. T. s. wynkoop submitted the rspoes q a.
revised book OF discipline, Recommending ths 80
pytery 70 vote AYE" on the book A q wholA II
committee noted several sections 20 which ameodr
menvs were suggested
The report recommending the adoption G o
book as the law OF the church was Adopted
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Wisconsin Delegates to the National
Republican Convention.

STEVENS POINT, Wis, April 2a-The ninth con-
gressional district convention yesterday elected
Alex Stewart and o. A. Ellis delegates TO the re-.
publican national convention. They were not in
structed. resolution endorsing the admlnlstra-
ton was adopted
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 2S.-virginia new ten-fortes, s.;
Virginia new threes. Sc bid to-day.
BALTIMoRE. April 2a-Gotton ea.1es. niddlins. NJ
super, 275ss. 2si do extra, ssos4 80: do. family.
DO. Rio brands e2sas; 50; Patspsco family: 62s DO
nI western hishss and inactive; sonthsap q.
10 western winter inter- 9sd, SPOT LOPEZ 055 May losX
southern higher western higher and nactve southern
white, 61a64: do yellow, tOa61: western mixed spot
g bid: May. S7,.a5s; June. 5sassA; July, 6sisSsK
Oats steady and Queteouthern 40a4S; western white
I2Az6 do mixed 38s40 Pennsylvania 40eA3 Rye quiet
eaa79 Hay frmcpsam to choice Pennsylysnis and
ola. a. new. s25 Bulkmeats- shoulders and clear
a6 ddes. ,lOx Hams: l4ksl5H Isrd-SsSned sSsia
Es higher closing weak, l4sal5 Petroleum nominal
refined. S3ss8H Coffee quiet and steady-Rio cargoes
ordinary g fair sHaIok, Sugar stssdy..A soft Z:
70 liverpool psE steamer auiet-cotton. taad,; dour
whsst ios9 600 bushels; corn, n goo bushels; Data
5000 bushels corn q 200 bushels sales-whest S690O0
bushels; corn. l64.0 600 bushels.
CHICAGO, April 2s noon.-The market continues very
strong with higher prices June wheat sold to Oh
coded to 9O}6 rallied to 90 but fell of again coz
and liz now quoted at that figure. June corn quoted
sfoody Ct 6lk Pork % 1896 fer june Lard 0AG
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SICK HKApAcHR, LANGUoR And MELANCHOLY,
generally spring from q Torpid Liver, q DiDordeFed
stomach or Costiveness, the distressing elects a
which DR.. Saynes Sanat4ve PILLS win speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action on the 0anAry o..
gans they viii also lessen the likelihood Of return
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DAnY LINE To NORFOLK
AND FORTRESS MONROE
Potomac Steamboat Company's Steamers
GEORGE L. AIRY AND EXCELSIOR.
Commencing THURSDAY, MAY 1sT. 1894, one Of
except sunday At $50 y IN. satur1ays at
MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
The Popular steamer GEORGE LEARY: leaves 7TH
STREET WHAR every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. 1t 1902 stopping at P1ney Point and Corn,
Held HArbor each way.
Exclusive connection with ths Boston and Provilsncs
Steamers
Freight received daily until 80 pm
For further particulars apply 70
WN. P. WEIGH, Gen. Agent.
ap0 Ith Street Wharf.
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A DRY R0UTr


New Jersey Nationalist Favor Butler.
TRENTON, N. j., April 2a-The nationalists began
about score OF delegates present E E. Potter, Of
MOTIFS county, was made permanent chairman.
-Four delegates at large to be elected Benz. +.
Butler seems TO be the preference for the presden
tial nomination.
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= = HEKEN 81 90 MILL

DIR CHEEvER's ELECTRIC BELT or Recenersto-
made expressly for the Of arrangements of the
procrssttye organs Nheneve, any debility Of the gen
ttupous sfreaIn Of ELECTRICITY pcrnestinx through
The parts mus. restore them 70 healthy scton There
mistake about this Instrument Years Of have
tested IT, and thousands Of testified 10. Weak
nss from lpdiscr-tion Incapscity. Lack Of Figor.
stertyin fact any trouble OF these is cured
Do not this with electric belts sdvetsed to
al Ills fr0m head toe. This In for the ONE
eined Durpo- Fot circulars giving ruA Information
CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT co.
n3skv los washinston street Chicaxo
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Mission Werk In France.

MEETING OF THs NC ALL ASSOCIATION
The first session OF the annual meeting OF tn
American AcAn association was opened this morn
ing at the New York avenue Presbyterian church.
About $50 ladies were present. representing eleven
churches II. this city and GEORGETOWN There were
also present delegates from Baltimore, Phnsoss-
pha, New York, Worcester and Boston. Masa, ana
Portland, Ne. TIE meeting this morning Wa OF .
Chase, OF Philadelphia MIA Admiral Rodgers aavv
the address OF welcome. The afternoon eo1rou
was OF SIMILAR nature TO the morning. This even
addressed by several noted speakers The ncSn
association n devoted TO Protestant misAon WOa6
In France
INCREASE or TIRE CTTys MAu--The report a
MI III T: springer, superintendent OF the Despatch
Ing division OF the city post once, just submitted
70 Postmaster Conger shows that Comparing MARCH,
1854 with January, 1884, there an incroaae OF
crease Of over per cent in the psper maiS I'D Se
tween 10 and ~ per cent In the amount OF thrdcass
matter, and nearly q per cent In the amount oe
packages mailed In March was C, 7ss; number on
pieces OF paper mailed, 8,62 $50 pieces Of
matter, 13l $50, and fourthclass natter $3.50 COM
pared with March, 1885, there Yves an increase last
month OF Is per cent In packages and about Der
cent in printed matter. In the letters handed
there was an Increase OF over 80 per cent The only
case In which decrease is noted Is that OF circu-
lars, which dropped from 6.Ssl In March, 1858, 60
4,O9S In March, 1884 This decrease Is explained.
partly, by the reduction In letter postage q crc-
lars, formerly entrusted to the mails In unssaled
envelopes, are now mailed at letter rates
A SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr Dennis Snooks tobacco
MIST wen-known member OF Central lodge, No 1,
J. o. o. f., died suddenly at his residence on PENN
sylvania avenue, between 3D. and ~ streetA, this
morning. The cause OF death Is supposed % have
been heart disease.
TIE SALE or THE MORGAN PRorKRrY.-Mr J. W
n Huyck, the agent OF Mr.. g. p. Brown, who rep
reSents the heirs OF the estate OF the late ex-ov
Morgan, OF New York, has completed the sale OF
the property between 18th street and Vermont ave-
nue., fronting on Mcpherson square, TO Mr. John X
Mclean, the editor OF tho Cincinnati EnQsarr, for
$ll2, 500
RANCE or 9HR THHRMoMKTHR-The following
were the readings &C the ONCE oe the chioe atGnH1
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martial is appointed to meet at West Point n. z,
On Monday, the sstn Of April, Tor the trial Of Pm.
Yates Martin Campion and Ahner Curry, q. q MILL
taTy academy Detachment OF cavalry. Tne fullow-
ing Is the detail: First HeutA Wallace Mott, 9Th
g. Pettit LIST Infantry; John RigeoW, IT,, 10th car.
airy; VIM. Dietz, assistant surgeon and I'd Lieu
Mas,,o, D :th rrHs Ast Itn,,t Aaa
ordnance department, Judge advocate.
AIDES FOE GEN GrANL1H-kfme Heuf8 On
loosa n Smith and John q RallancA. sd ineAntzy,
now at Santa Fe, New Mexico. are ordere6 TO 70.
port TO Brig. Gen. David & Stanley, o. s. A., fos
duty as aides camp, ana accompany him TO San
Antonio, Texaa - .fs.e+rr-
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ETCH, FOX 1 BROWN. Real Esta.. Broker.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY SITUATED ON MERIDIAN Hill.
ROAD AND SIXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED.
The undersigned assignee for tia benefit Of theH1ek
creditors of Benjamin Lawrence and Albert Asher IN
lately doing business in the city Of New York wnl~
sell at public auction the premises In the District Of
A. d. 1884. At HALF-PAsT Four O'CLOCK p N. ali
those certain pieces parcels Of land situate and lying
in the county of sshington in the District Of Colnm.
bia and known as lots one two three four
five six. twelve, thirteen fourteen, fifteen and sixteen
In block numbered twentyone of Hall and Elvaps re-
corded subdvis of Meridian Hill containing eighty.
two thoCsand five hundred square feet Of ground q
survey ed in September u. 1867. by Charles H Bsa
surveyor.
Terms made known at time of sale
Da,ed New York. March 18th, 1884
ELLIS 8. YATES. Assignee
STERN MYERS,
Attorneys for Assignee. Is Wall st., New York city.
mh1S-tu6ds DCNCANSON BR0a Xucta
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GUN coFToN ron BI0xMe Or An015o IaR-Tna
arctic steamer Alert brought with hsr from Eng
land3 600 pounds Of gum cotton cohe uss4lh MealAno
the way through IN casa any a. The veGBeas q m
expedition get damned IN the iOA.. The gnn ootEcn
THY could not be prepared at Newport. r. I, n
such limited ttmn. Tho tug TtA611 - -
ordered A1m Newpot with pef1 g exR10 @ g.
the necessary pse4ArAt3nns f1e Myfng tho e1N CT
ton ready In every repecs n CO q q e9s
Chtaf COnD3ucooF WIDoa want 20 &OW yo1k IN
night 70 inspect the Alcg&
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Il REAL ESTATE, LOCATED ON STREEI
NORTHWEST, BETWEEN TwENTY-FOUhIH

AND TwENTY.FIFTH STREETS.
Dy virtue Ct certain deed Of trust TO me, bear I
ms date August Il 1916, and recorded In lber No
ga folio 9OA Ct SEQ Of the land records OF the
District Of Columbia by direction OF the party secTred
thereby will sell ct public auction on MONDAY. LIE
TwESfY-FIRST DAY OF April. 1884. AT HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that certain lot piece
or psrcel and known ana described On
fhbc plat or plan Of said city as the whoe Of lot
&c and the 80 three inches nont snd with that
vidth to the rear OF lot in Starr and Metcafs sub
von OF ORIGINAL lots 90 fvs and q SIX II square No
(l tVentvei.ht having front OF fifteen feet and lime
inches on street northwest
Terms Of sale: The amount OF the Indebtedness
.ecr nv aid deed of paid with the expenses
Of sale in cash and the balance At six months for which
th noca Of the purchaser, bearing interest the
sy OF ale and secured By deed OF on the pro-
r-rty sod shall taken deposit Of fifty dollars re-
oured OF the purchaser purchasers the time Of
ss and an at the Of the purchaser
r. WARMER, Trustee .
DCNCANSON BIOS Aucconeers. ap9-dSds
~ The ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UNTIL,
9ATURDAY, THE TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF
APRIL. 1894 1t salne hour and place.
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TOHN SHERMAN CO.
u Real Estate Agents and Aucttoueers OF St n w.

District Of Columbia passed April H. 1884 I'm equity Ia
cause No $3.50. wherein Jacob NJ Hays ct al are
the undersigned, Trustee. VIII sell, at public auc.
Eon On TUESDAY, APRIL TMENTY:NINTH A
prsmises the south forty-two feet siI inches A26!
fronting 18th street southeast by the entire depth Of
Lot twenty (23 in square hundred and esh-
teen Qols}, belonging to the estate Of William Hays.
deceased improved BY three twostory Frame Houses,
being Nos 400 All and 4l3
Terms Of sale: One-tnird cash. balance In two equal
payments OF and years purchaser to give ms
notes for deferrd Payments with interest secured on
The property sold ALI conveyancng at purchasers cost
dePost Of enc hundred tSI) dollars at time
q sale q. c. COLE, Trustee.
w NJ SMITH Salesman apis DIS ids
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TOMORROW.
OUNCANsON BROS. Aucuouesn.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF STOCK
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, ENGLISH
TRICOT, SERGE, SILK SELICA. Ell DUCK, 30.
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY.
FOURTH, at TEN O'CLOCK. We will sell. within our
Salsroons stock of the above goods which the
tention of buyers is called. ap22-2t
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NO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE
insurancs bias ever b.en RECORDED ss that attslnsd
u the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
TON Ibis Society now but little over three years
od yee u that abort time has written COO
nosxskip and had u force on the INST OF the year
Sos.u0Oo 9. Insurance. In the plan OF this Asocia-
non ne psf1sfion Of Life Insurance seems hnAily TO
SNecned We do not. do ths old line companies
ehsrxe ppon sn ASSUMED MORTALITY and take from the
Sy-1osder az amount 30 far in OF the actual
nerd TO Be put big buidings nor yet do We as
- ne have done hitherto and still gener
~ eAfe 20 little 20 render The Payment OF the
~, AnJuns .nsared on each life al precarous
$1,000. OLT.o9rtn OF TIE sun col acted at each as
I'm 70 rsss ao trust Tor lie Policy holdes The
creased $4,000 or go al ~ ss.-~,Ssnt Ry fhis
waon flriI.ted With this society the poiicy-
- ron injury by the layses vii b.
oHesA " - @sA.toy uieLao ers. which VIII IN
sssds $500 S 80 tns fuL Payment Of the whole
thousand doArs Is made quite a. certain 70 say m.
leosk = u Ike soits old liners we nad charss tyro or
enrss pes a much money and used it 10 build enor-
0.S0s oonaanes .Ta PAY prtneely sAlArieS 3
Marl3 LYKNiGHr e.,.,
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Political Strnws.

PRESIDENTIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ABOUT fHD
NEW ORLEANS ELECTION, ETC.
Governor Lowry, OF Mississippi who IN nov IA
Washington, favors the nomination OF Senator
Bayard for President by the democrats
In the election In New Orleans yesterday the
supervisors OF elections were excluded from tho
polling places by the deputy sherifYs although
ordered to be present by the mayor, who declared
that the election without the presence OF the In
spectors was Illegal The regular democrats claim
the election.
The following Maryland counties In their con-
yention yesterday declared for Blaine:-CecI, Anne
Arundel, Somerset, Washington, Talbot, Wicomioo
and Garrett
The Mineral county, W. Va, republicans yester-
day did not instruct their delegates 10 the state
convention, but they are said 70 favor Blaine.
The NTH, seventh, ninth and eleventh distr1ce
republican conventions OF Massachusetts elected
EdInunds delegates TO the national convention yes
terday.
The republican state convention OF Mississippi
yesterday elected Arthur delegates 20 the national
convention OF the district delegates eleven arc
for Arthur
The NTH district republican convention OF Kansas
yesterday favored Blaine for President, but did not
Instruct the delegates
The second district republican convention OF Ne
braska yesterday elected unpledged delegates
The first district republican convention OF New
Hampshire yesterday elected uDinstructed dele
gates 10 Chicago
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nNENHOwER SON,
u Real Estate and Insurance Brokera
lbs street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY STORE AND
DWELLING. No 1856 STREET SOUTH SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF FOURTH STREET FAST.
1875, and recorded In Lber 924 folio 24l ct go,
ses, at FIVE O'CLOCK p II. on SATURDAY,. APRIL
NINETEENTH 1884 sub. Lot A. in Geo. A. Bars sub
division IF original lot in square 79l together With
the improvements thereon.
TernS deposit Of slO0 at time Of sale; one third
cash balance equal payments Of six twelve and egh.
teen month"; with per cent until pail secured by dee1
Of trust the premises or all cash. In the event o.
property viii be resod at the risk and cost 81 the DE-
fsunG purchaser Conveyancng at the cost Of the puf
chaser. MILLIAM ". DANENHOWKRl rrnste.e
WILLIAM q. MAIN.
ap11-dtds THOMAS BOWLING. Anck
a THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyOIDABLY POST.
pored until WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-THIRD.
1854 same hour and placa by order of.the Trustees
au2l
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RANCE OF fHR TWERNoMKTIR-The following
were the readings &C the ONCE oe the chiee GgnN1
omcer to-day:-7a m, 40 II Am.s 6&I . pm, RA
Maximum, $40; minimum. ga