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l. Real Estate Auctioneers

VINHOS. ]. FISHER q CO.
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED.
BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated February e..kA
11th A. d. 1882 and recorded in Liber 984, folio
313 one Of the land records of the District Of Co
umba, and by direct of the party thereby
we Will sell at public auction in front of the premises
On WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY-SEVENTH, A.
parcel Of land situate In the county of
District of Columbia. and known Lot numbered
Fifteen (15) in Block one ~, of Todd and Browns
subdivision of Mt Pleasant together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of Frame Dwelling.
of which deposit of $lOO must be paid at the time Of
sale balance in two equal INSTALLING payable In six
(6) and twelve 12) months, with interest at six 6)
per centum per annum and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sOd all cash. option Of pur-
chaser. Terms of sale must be complied with within
seven CD days from date Of sale, O. herwse Trustees
the right resell risk fdeaulting
purchaser upon ten days notice in The Evening STAR
E py.hzn2t 4 xspiEIlLW sy1sG Trustees.
my1d-dknS
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT.
Collectors Of Customs and Iateruai

The President, this afternoon, appointed
]. l.. r. Oottren 20 be collector of customs
for the district OF st. Mark, Florida. aud
John ]. Mcguire, for the district ~ Pensacola
Fla, and John &. Hilsman TO be collector OF
internal revenue of the nth district Of Ten
neSSee
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

GRocERrEs GpocrR,rs
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Lbs Best Laundry Starch, 25c
sugar Cured shoulders Z to 80. Ib
sugar Cured Niddlings, &C. ID.
lassards II ams l2Lsc H.
Good Extra Flour, - So 10 - - per Dbl
Roller Family IS. 15 To $6 per bbl.
n Bbi Roller Family, 81 so
Eest Patent Process Warranted. per Dbl. 500
!, Bill 81 so
y. 9Oc
Seylon, Java, roasted and Is fine, 2oc ID.
Best %. g. Java 3 los. for 81.
flo Coffee, l22, 10 and 2sc. II.
Having purchased Teas before the advance We sell
ne best 81 and soc. Tea in the city.
Best Dairy Butter - to ;}Uc. H.
Dried Sugar Corn. IOc per H.
Best Golden syrup 40 to Soc per gal.
INDIA TEA CO.
4I5 eth st. s.w. Csland),
Northwest corner
New Orleans Molasses 80 TO 75c. gal
Telephone CaIl-46 = myS
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BOOKS. &c.

NEw Books.
Military History Of General Grant Badeau.
Life and Letters of T. q. Appleton. Hale.
Literary Landmarks Of London. Hutton.
One of the DuaneS Hamilton
Fly Rods and Fly Tackle Wells
Home Studies IN Nature Trest
Mind Reading and Beyond. Hoyey
Oats or Wild Oats.-Buckley SamI Acknowledgement
Russia Under the 1Sars. Stepniak.
Tenants of an Old Farm. Cook.
Greek Statesmen. Cox.
Defense of Edgar A. Poe Moran.
The Ans Of Christ s. II. Giesy D. d.
Progressive Euchre with Favors
my2 VIM. H MORRISON. 475 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
SERMoNs BY BISHOP MATTHEW SIMPSON
posed in the Protestant Episcopal PRAYER BooE. The
Ear God 6y The author Of BenHur Across the
Book A variety Of Exercises for Childrens Day.
&C. PURSELL.
my AIS 9th street.
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BOWLING. Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON MONT
GOMERY STREET. NEAR STODDARD STREET
GEORGETOWN. ABDUCTION.
On TUESDAY MAY TWENTY-SIXTH. at sA>
IXOCLOCk,I will sell In front of the premises &1e
lots No. =. in square us, fronting 60 feet on@0
the east side OF Montgomery street b. tween Stodard
the most desirable building lots in Georgetown and
should command the attention of any one wishing
frst-cass lut.
Terms: Oae-third cash, balance In six and twelve
months with interest," secured by deed Of the
purchaser. myl6dSds
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FOUND GUILTY OF GROSSLY INDECENT Corr
DuCr.-WiIliam 8. Hunter, alias Lawrence, the
rested yesterday by Detective Ran for insultinr
ladies by making indecent gesturcs. Wa
charged in the Police Court to-day with being .
havior on the public streets. He was sentenced
TO give bonds, In default a three months on the
farm.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucroneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 2O22 III STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of a decree, passed by the supreme 80
Court of the District of Columbia. i'm Equity s.I
of the premises on WEDNESDAY. MAY TWEEN
TEETH at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the east one-half of
Lot thirteen. in Square one hundred and two wing
front of 2t.o feet street northwest, and depth
of liO. TO- together with the improvements thereon
2022 III street.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One-third
cash third in six months and ethrd in twelve
months deferred payments secured by deed of trust
on the property, and drawing interest at six per cent
or all cash, al option of purchaser Conveyancing
purchasers cost and SlOO deposit by purchaser on
day of sale. ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, Trustee,
myS-d&ds 32l al. street northwest
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AUCTION SALES.
b WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
TURE, CARPETS. MATTINGS, CHINA. Ola

AND CRoCKERY WARE. DC, At AUCTION.
yiss1 a Of deed Of trust. dated NsyenSes ~
saa y =
ION We
schedule marked "a annexed to deed Of trust:
walnut cane Seat s srsce xr Hnins ch.
Dining, Room Extension fables Square Table.
Comforts; BisnEetx Bedstesds
as Wafe Kitchen Utensils
And other goods marked on schedule which is I'M
mylS-d b. MCLAUGHLIN. Trustee
WEEKS CO.. Auctioneera
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED AND wELL-KNowN
kTFssFEATK RE Ex mp SsAEooE KN9WT AZ
BANTs.. CoRNER Of stxTI sTREET AID
# AsySs T E5s 6os 4SS ESf ne
ssE 81 q FoGR oCI0c& Premises now open
o4s 81 s15 E, EsE a
gPSkRHsS suSEE 81 rsIf
r III On TIL a. EVE 2c8GK we win
Sub lots 8, and :, Of block 4, fronting Boundary.
Ii: is g an. I'd g s ss "a block
Lots 8, 10, II and IL. block g.
Lots j., ID, Is, - "a, "a rs and 2e. block 10
Lots l: 2 II and 16. block IA
Lot Lot Il To- ot block II +.
These lots situated in some Of the best locations
improving sections of the city, and presents splendid
chance for investment;
Plats can be obtained at Office of the auctioneers
ner 9th and streets northwest.
Terms Onethird cash: balance in one and two years:
Mt
BILE semannually and to be secured By deed Of trust
on property sold or all cash at option Of purchaser
500 required each lot at time Of sale to be
aud Of ieianns purchaser aer ye days ~ pube
m3tlce OF such resale In some newspaper published in
Persons who have failed to comply with their pur-
chases at sales are hereby notified that the lots
ss VIII sss aosss Ek6s Aus
q THUksDAY, NAY TwESTY.fiRsf, At SANE
pipe at the head Of 10th street - Lots remaining to
be sold. Ia having been sold on Monday. Every Lot
myle-d&ds. DUNCANsoN BROS Aucts
L MIL III SITE IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
By G on Ct the Of the Bank
sale on the premse .. at te Junction. T of oPes
RTaneh with The Sligo Mil road on
St public auction part Of tract Of land Known as the
Carroll Tract, Sligo Mill road, in Prince George
WasLr gon and adjoining the lands of Robert Brown,
W. r. t,.rke George W. ri gs and Others, and con:
aele' Of land together with valuable mill site on
Sligo Branch. formerly in successful oneration.
could be u ed in the rec obstruction of the mill.
Terms of sale: Onehalf cash; balance in six and
twelve months by deed of trust on the prem
a ise ssd with SIX &C. mt per
chaser a deposit OF $3.50 will be required when The
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE UN IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF STOD-
DARD AND CONGRESS STREETS, GEORGE
TOWN, u. G., AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAYsno
TWENTT-SENE NTH, 1855 at FIVE-THIRTY ~
O'CLOCK, IN front of the premises shall sell 49,
valuable building lot on the northeast of StOd
dard and Congress streets. having front of IS on
Congress street with q good depth.
Terms. One-third cash: balance six. twelve and
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest. and
cured By deed of trust the property sold, all
cash at the option of purchaser All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost 500 deposit required
at time of sale.
myl6-dSds THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON. d. c.

Under and by virtue Of the provisions of the last @
Will and testament OF Thomas Weaver, late Of It'll
Washington. District Of Columbia, admit ed to 1n2
probate prn 2s 1854, and recorded in will book 10
~ iolios 2S0 &C. the undersigned as executor viii
after described, on FRIDAY. NAY TWENTY SEC
OND, 1855, OF FIVE O'CLOCK: Lots 20, rs, 20 and
~, In G. H Wiltbuger's subdivision Of square 442
Lot % has front Of rs feet by depth Of 1856, and
Lots 26. 26 and ~ have each front of Is feet by
depth Of 100 feet.
And at FIVETHIRTY O'CLOCK, SAME DAY,
Lots 81 and g. in Hawes subdivision Of Mount Pleas
ant, containing 76S square feet each. Lot 81 Is
proved by comfortable Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF Sale: On each property sold onethird cash
and the residue in two equal payments one and twO
years with interest at six per cent per annum until
and recording at purchaser $50 deposit
on each piece Of property ut the time of sale
ROBERT u. WEAVER,
my7-dts Executor
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CCoG ZEE ERR ZEE ssss
2 EE ''SRf En- ssss
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR

without do;iht the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NJTRII lots Flour in the world
containing it does all the most Improved Machin-
invented up TO the present time, but they produce
prove that we wouIi simply state tina, large atan.
ty of this magnificent Flour shipped annually to
world We raRaSTFE that Il Is mae ff from G Selected .
hard wheat grown Ill Minnesota and Dakota 1t Is
hration of the glutnos particles tE wheat berry
ami II thorough elimination of all weak and starchy
more NUTRITIOUS. yielding more breai 10 the barrel
than any other Flour. Tie best trade admits that
from is bread making qualities it is the cheapest
well the for either family bakers use and
unsurpassed by any Flour made Every sack and
every barrel Is warranted 10 entire satisfaction
STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of he most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered TO the trade 1t is unexceed by any other
Patent except Ceres. and will please the most
actin. hUusekeeper and satisfy the iastidouss cpl
GILT-E DGE.
Amagnifcent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE
A sp,ardId Minnesota Patent Flour made by the
celebrated Hungarian process lis very cheap aud
oeauriful Patent within the reach Of all classes. and
guarantee Will give satisfaction to every who
sHI ry4G
GOLDEN HILL
The Old reliable standby and the Standard FAMILY
Flour the District 1t is equal In quality TO q
high-priced Patent Flours. whist it be
bought Tor considerable less We defy competi
orstO bring forth any Flour superior to CERES.
STERLING. GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE GOLDEN
HILL. ami ieei assured that housekeeper who
BY all srOcerA
Wholesale Depot corner LIST st. and Indianaav ave
se13 wM. NJ. GAIT & co.
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nUVALL & MARI,
- Real Estate Auctioneers, 925 st.

SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPER
TY, FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TI-SENEN FEET FOUR AN ONE-HALF IN
CHES, MORE OR LESS, ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
OF NJ STREET NEAR TWENTY-FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST
We will offer for sale WEDNESDAY, MAYsan
TWENTIETH 1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. [$o
NJ. in front of the premises, the east half of Iot
20, and all of lots II and ~ i'm square 100.
TERMS One-third cash: balance in and two years,
with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum
payable semiannualy; secured by o deed of trust
The property sold Or all cash at the purchasers option
A deposit OF SlOU VIII be required when bid is a.
cepted. All conveyancins at cost of purchaser.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE GREEN TRoTTERs
By FUKLONG & Connolly.
Just arrived from Kentucky. to take place at Wash
Majors Stables, 1926 f. street northwest Washing
ton. D. G., on THURSDAY MORNING, MAY
TWENTY-FIVE 1885, commencing at TEN-THIR-
No bay Gelding Sam, 1e hands high, 8 years
old: fine family and road horse; has o record of 2:i4
has shown 2:23 private trial; warranted sound and
kind fearless of steam.
No. 2-Bay gelding ARTHUR, 1914 hands high, 8
years old has shown better than 2:4O fine family
No 3-Chestnut mare Low. 1914 hands high, G
years old; fine road and family mare: she trCtted
when years old in 245AA warranted sound and
kind.
No. Array NED, 10 hands high, years old; fine
family and road horse; has a record Of 27 has shown
30 Shay gelding LUNO, 16 hands high, years
old; very fine road horse fearless of steam; was
handled six weeks last fall and trotted in 24O; war
ranted sound and kind.
No. 6-Chestnut gelding PAUL JONES, 10 hands
with six weeks handling he trotted in 1854: perfect
family and road horse: warranted sound and Kind
No. 7-HEMLOCK sOrrel gelding, 1854 hands high
years old; can show 2:2O gait In three weeks
handling he trotted in 229l2 driven by Mike Goodwin
horse Oh the turf warranted sound and kind.
MsSrs. Furlong & Connolly desire gentlemen desir.
Ing to purchase to come and ride behind and
speed and driving qualities of any Of the stock any
time before the sale
Catalogues with full and extended pedgrees can be
obtained of the AuctiOneer o at the Stables
FURLONG CONNOLLY.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct mylS,:5t
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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND PREPARING FOR
GRAND NAVAL AND MILITARY DEMoNSTRA-
TONS.
LONDON, May 19.-The British admiralty
have decided to have the combined navy re-
serve squadron, including fourteen first-class
men-Of-war, assemble at Portland and proceed
thence TO Bantry Bay Ireland, 10 engage I'm a
naval demonstration OF extraordinary import
ance. Torpedo experiments will be carried on
on gigantic scale, and the demonstration will
conclude with a sham naval battle of magni-
tude beyond all affairs OF the kind ever hereto.
fore undertaken.
RUSSIAN MILITARY MANTUvRES.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 19.-Troops being
maSsed for grand manpuyres and artillery
practice at krasnoe-Selo.
The purchase of two steamers has been auth
orzed for the defense of Helsingfors, the capital
OF Finland.
Rigorous meas ures are being enforced for the
security of Cronstadt.
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THIS EVENING.
r X. FULTON, Auctioneer.

ID.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
will sell by public auction at my Store. 1918 Penn
sylvaIlia avenue, commencing TUESDAY, NAY
NINET ZENITH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, my stock
OF Forfeited Pledges, from Nos. 2O.6'3 10 SO61O, in
elusive. This sale will continue mornings at 10 o'clock
anu evenings at T3G o'clock. until all the lots sold
Persons holding tickets will please take notice.
my15-6t* H h. FULTON, Pawnbroker and Auct.
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Family GRocERrEs.

We sell strictly for CASH consequently and will
sell cheaper than any other firm in the city.
Goods amounting TO two dollars or over delivered
free any part of the city.
All goods must give satisfaction money refunded
Call and compare prices
POOLE, BROOKE Co.
apl5 S4I Louisiana avenue
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by virtue OF the decree OF the supreme Court ~
Mary b. Mosher and others against Theodore Eia
eesy s At sa
front of each Of the hereinafter described premises
said hereinatle described real estate to wit
NAY 3 1893 at r. PAY 81 tsst
part of Lot numbered two 2l, in square No; l99 be-
eight 49, inches from the southwe corner oi said Lot
running thence west sixteen feet and eight inches,
thence sixteen and eight inches thence south
one hundred and two feet and six inches, to the be-
,ss s5s;s sat- !, rHSS
Of 81 6 1 3S
sd and thence line
ss s
lege of the alley il rear Of said lot nine (e, and
known as EandalrS ground rent. Ground rent Is SS5
Rs Rhff1gE oy5cR
w. M M s or IF
q original lots IT, Il sna 15 sqsase 5Ss
and improvements thereon situated on 3D. street. be-
s ssf. and streets northwest House numbered
And nMMEDIA L EEL o AFT T the above on
Lots Nos 2 and s. In square No. s24, and improve
and H
frame houses
Terms Ut sale: Onethrd cash. ana the balance g.
and Is months from day Of sale with interest the
to be secured by the prOmssory notes
Of the purchaser purchasers the purchase money
be paid all cash the ratification of sale by the
court no del or deeds to be given until al purchase
required on each piece OF property when knocked
the purchase money and interest," all at
purchasers cost Terms of sale must be complied
ss &
HOWARD g cI.AaETr.l
610 il st. NV;
WILLIAM. MILLER, Afus'eeS'
1876 Louisiana ave,
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. myl2d&ds
CHANC1RY SALE OF FINE THREE STORY
" AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, no.
NEAR DuPoNT CIRcLE. - 800 . !" No -
BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court of go
Dstret holding spseal term
GrOssrnann No 9214 Doc. "a will sell at public aus
ton, In front Of the premises on the TWENTY
FIVE ocLocK PM ali that certain piece or parcel q
land and premises known and described the ground
plat plan the city Of Washington District of Co
subdiy vision of square numbered
one hundred and feen Q15), as recofdsd In the Of
Sa Fco U.S. q VIII
the improvements, &c, thereon. consisting Of flne
well built threestory and basement Brick Dwelling,
sold subject to deed Of trust on which there n about
Terms One third ,) CASH balance in equal install.
chaser with interest Ut SIX per cent per to be
given for the deferred payments said notes to be
$50 to Be- made q the Time prSperty
down. Terms of sale to be complied with In ten days
All conveyancins g. The cost of the r puTchsser
| 1887 Penney yanis sys.u
| DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneera apsOStawxda
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Just ~ Stingy ~ Ever.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The wonderful things promised by the B. and
o. road under Mr.. Robert CARROTS new man.
agement, in the way of increased accommoda-
tions for local passengers prove to be pure hum
bug; certainly SO far as the Metropolitan branch
is concerned. The same pinching parsimony
prevails as of old. No midday trains have been
put on to accommodate the constantly increas-
Ing travel; there is no evening train leaving
Washington after $50 p. m. and no opportu-
nifty whatever is afforded for the large popua-
ton along the line of the road to attend lee
lures, concerts, theaters &c, in the city and re-
turn to their homes afterward, such as is given
by railroads everywhere north and west in
cities not half the size OF Washington. Instead
of supplying additional facilities TO promote
the growth OF the communities settled along
the road the company seems to grudge the re-
Quiste accommodation for the present travel.
In the 4:4O p. m. train yesterday fourteen pas
sengers were obliged to stand In the aises be-
cause Of the want of sufficient cars. and this is
q fair illustration Of the general stinginess Of
the management PASSENGER.
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The Jury In the case of Timothy Sand who Is
alleged to be of unsound mind resumed its ses-
sions to-day, and Mary L. Boswell, w. ]. Bel
den, X. /. Hum and p. Z. Cheek testified for
the respondent
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Nor Observation-Disclosures was to-day fled
with the President by democrats Of the Dis
trict to show that Mr.. Louis Schade, who is q
candidate for recorder of deeds, is q resident
and voter of Virginia. The papers filed assert
that MIR. Schade resides In Virginia; that he
was delegate to q late state convention at
the convention as delegate to the Chicago
national convention last summer. It Is main
tanned in these documents that under the plat
form OF the national convention insisting that
none but bona-flde citizens should be appointed
to ONCE in the territories and the District of
Columbia, Mr.. Schade IL not eligible TO any
ofiice in the District.
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The papers for the extradtion OF Maxwell the
murderer of Preller at St. Louis, were signed by
Gov. Marmaduke and forwarded TO Washing
ton last night Maxwell is held at Auckland,
New Zealand.
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A BOY FOUND GUILTY OF AN ASSAULT WITH
INTENT TO kILL.-Robert Jones alias Robert
Fisher, a colored boy about IL years old, was
tried In the Criminal Court to-day on the charge
Of assault with intent to Kill George Jones' his
stepbroher. and was defended by Mr. Walker.
The evidence showed that they had had a tus-
tie, when Robert drew a small pistol and fired,
the ball lodging I'm Georges breast. The prose-
cuti:g witness testified that he believed tho
shooting was an accident, and Mr. Walker
argued the very appearance Of the pistol would
negative any intent To kill, for il was a small
paything. The government. however. nut i'm
the boys statement that George was irving 10
get his money and he shot him. The court, i'm
giving the case to the jury, condemned the
practice of carrying deadly weapons especially
by mere children. and said that they should lie
careful as to how much credence they give the
theory of the defense that the shooting was ac-
cidental There were altogether too many ac-
cidents of this kind. The jury i'm few minutes
found verdict of guilty.
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VALCABLEIMPRO PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON MARYLAND AVENUE. BET WEEN TIL r.
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST.
For sale at public auction on THURSDAY 49,
MAY TWENTY-FIRST, at SIX O'CLOCK p. !;.Ss
NJ, Frame House No 1913 Maryland avenue &.A
northeast and small Brick House; ~ feet inches
by $50 feet.
Terms day Of SALE
myl6dEdS THOS. E. WACSGAMANA uct
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE ELECTION OF LOGAN.
How the Result was Brought About n
Springfield To-day.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 19.--At the Joint
session of the legislature there was n great lam
both on the floor OF the house and in the gal
leries. There were present 81 senators and 1873
Representatives.
When the vote was taken q dead silence pre-
vailed. Denis refused to vote. The republican
Senators all voted for Logan. giving him 26
votes. Rugers vote was received with cheers.
When Sittig was called i'm a long speech ex-
planning his position, he voted for Logan under
protest, and the announcement was received
with the widest cheers. This gave Logan 1o3
votes.
On the call of the absentees the democrats
voted solidly for Judge Lambert Tree. After the
roll call Messrs. Baker, McNary, Mckinney
Caldwell Quinn and Crafts changed their votes
to Charles b. Farwell. Barry 0ienl.) changed his
vote To John A. Logan, and the widest confu-
sion prevailed.
This insures Logan's election. The roll-call
was proceeded with after time, the democrats
attempting to elect Farwell (repo, hoping to get
some republican votes. Barry withdrew his
vote from Logan, but stated that he would not
allow any other republican than Logan to be
elected.
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CHOICE LOT OF THE FINEST EvER-BLOOM.
ING ROSES, OF EXTRA LARGE SIZE. GROW
ING IN POTS. READY FOR PIONEERING.
ALSO,
PALMS AND OTHER DECORATIVE PLANTS,
SUITABLE FOR VASES CENTER OF BEDS,
&C., AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY TWENTY
FIRST 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction
rooms shall sell large collection Of above Plants
all OF them choice specimens. mylS-3t
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BROS. Auctloneers.

ADMINISTRATRIX SALE OF LONG ROAT
MARY ANN SHEA" AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NAY TWENTY
SECOND 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK. at JOhnson's
wharf foot of 18th street sw, will offer for the
Long Boz; MARY Ann Shea with all her sails, tackle
&C. at public auction TO close estate The boat is
in good condition in all respects will carry about
fortv-ve cords pine wood or 10000 feet Of lumber.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
my16-tiXdS SARAH SHEA Administrators