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FIELD TO WASHINGTON.
The contest over the Illinois senatorship win
be renewed at Springfield I'm about n week.
Meanwhile the struggle is transferred 10 WASH
ington. Morrison is laying his wires
20 get the legislature well In hand
on the renewal OF its efforts 20 MI
Senator Logans seat Two groups OF Illinois
statesmen were assembled AT WIZARDS to-day.
Mr.. Morrison was the center Of one group, and
was earnestly presenting his case. The other
tariff reducers should get out OF the way and
the latter was Thomas Mnlhcrn. the democratic
for Morrison. Morrison contends that he cam
not withdraw until ne gets the vote Of Mulhern
ana the other kicking democrats But his
chances Tor getting those votes don seem very
good. Mr.. Mulhcrn said TO a STAR report
er to-day that Morrison knew he could never
mat he was holding out for. He said that IL
Morrison withdrew Black or oberly would
stand good chance OF election. Oberly, he
thought, would Toe very strong man. lnas-
much as Mulhern's vote is the
that stands In Morrison's way. this seems
r 10 rnIe 6 The question as far as the tarln
llcan votes 10 help him out. All the Illinois
statesmen are working for Mc,iarrigle, IL is
ming by securing his appointment to succeed
Long Jones, whose term marshal expired
To-day. But the anti-Morrison men, several OF
whom came I'm to-day. are understood TO he
mere To checkmaie him. and a very pretty
nttle game OF political chests II going
IN the lobby ut Wizards Morrison had a long
talk with Col. Jussen, the newly appointed
consul general al Vienna. and Ol,erly, who has
Just been appointed supervising Indian inspec-
tor oberly Is the man Mulhern speaks OF AS
likely TO win the senatorship, and AZ 10
thought Morrison Is trying 90 fix
up an agreement Morrison's friends say
that all they ask is that the entire democratic
BODY OF the legislature stand with him for
three ballots, ana he viii then retire and let
another take his place. The feeling Is that mat
Grs can stay long a. they now ara and that
the legislature viii either elect promptly or adj
lourn without eleciing. The farmers are grow.
ing anxious Ia get at their work Mr.. Van Pelt,
who Is a shrewd politician of Chicago SAYS
there Is no doubt OF the democrats ability to
elect a successor To Logan. He SAYS that there
are several democrats who would be I'm the
neid ii Morrison were out, any enc OF whom
could several repuiliran NotaS
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IDVD So INV.
w. 4. EDMON~TDN, Trustee,
42U 9th ST. NV.
nnv2d&6s
nUBLICS ALI Or TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN
PRINCE GEOR6F'- COUNTY, MD

II T.
Fy virtue Of decree oil the Circuit Court for -
No 1875 he srbscsi6er wiil expose public L.
sac o9 ne Hsen a 81 T 6e KpAa Nh ne
valuable Re: stale Of which the late Charles Har-
contanng is Aer- n1ore or less IS eligbly situated
on the Telegraph Road ie9di < from Jennings sta
about l; miles from Bennings station and miles
from Washington City. 1t adjoins the lands of
ssss5 to Addn chaPe It ans S5rs a to
Churches schools. Mills and Market. 1t lis improved
rooms a and stable One-ourth ofthe land in
passed I'M IN quality The soil is Vel adapted to grazing
and Market Gardening. For purposes of Dairy 1t
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One
third of The purchase money TO be paid in cash the
day of sale the faa ratification thereof $3.50 of
which sum shall be paid in cash the day of sale and
me rslIhi,ls aWo-Irds f the Pretase money snail
months from the day ofsle. for which the notes of
the purchaser must be- given. secured to the salts
faction OF the Trustee and bearing legal interest from
the day ofsale until paid. whole the purchase
money to be paid IN cash at the option OF the pur-
MARION DUCkETT, Trustee.
And on the SAME DAY AND PLACE. at HALF
of the aforesaid in No 1924 equity, the
subscriber Trustee i'll SAID decree viii offer at pub
ceedings ment oned, Of which the laie Lucrrta Ann
Hays died seized adjoining the tract inst above offered.
proved by comfortable dwelling OF three rooms: and
well woode and watered and is IN eve-y rtspect
very desirable piece ofproperty, possessing the
aCvan. ages situation the los tract does.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree One
thirt. OF the purchase money T. he PAID IN cash on the
of which 20 BE- pid III cash the da! of sale, and
the remaining twO-t This Us OF tht purchase be
paid in instruments of six, twelve and eighteen
Jntis from the day of sale for which the of
purchaser must te given secured TO the salts
fct Of the Trustee. and bearing interest from the
day of sale un.iI paid the whole of the purchase
money be paid cash the option of the kpur-
chaser. Conveyancing at purchaser cost.
o Persons desiring further particulars and TO
ka nj
undersigned Trustee BIadensburg. Prince Georges
county Md.
ap2.}-l2r MARION DUCkETT, Trustee.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

IL
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE BEING NO. 1927 VERMONT
AVENUE, BETWEEN h AND l. STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the LIST day of A
November, "A 1879, and duly recorded in Liber iI
No Y25 folio 341 ct seq. one Of the land records 49,
Of the District of Columbia, and by direction OF the
party thereby secured, and further by virtue of an
order Of the Supreme Court Of the district OF Column
ba, passed In the Of Davis ct al Murdoch
AL No s659 equity the undersigned; as Trustees, viii
sell on WEDNESDAY,, THE SIXTH DAY OF MAY,
1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the pre-
misses the following described property: All that
tain piece or parcel Of ground known described "a
lot numbered twenty-eght S2s), Of Eyans' subdvi-
teen 16l, seventeen Q7). and eighteen as. of Kid
wells subdivision Of square numbered two hundred
Terms Of sale: ons;shird cash. the balance in one
num- be secured by deed Of upon property
soid or all cash at option of purchaser Conveyancing
dred and my dollars will be required at time of
Terms Of sale to be complied with within seven davs
from day OF sale otherwise Trustees the right
to sell at the risk and cost Of the defhung purchaser
FRANCIS II. SMITH, r-....
ap20eoAds NATH'L. WILSON, 1fostees.
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BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TENTH STREET BETWE ZEN
AND N STREETS, AND on X, BETWEEN
WEST.
BY virtue Of decree passed April 2Sth 1855 e.t>
in entitled Roth V. Roth ct al equity No ill.,
$500 docket %, in the Supreme Court of the Dis az
trcl of Columbia, the undersigned will for sale AT
public auction, in front of the premises on THURS
DAY, MAY FOURTEENTH 1883 at FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ. lot No ., in DavdsoD's recorded sub
division of original lots In square No BAL improved
by a twostory brick dwelling, No I11O IOlh street
northwest; and at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ. on the same day part OF original lot numbered g.
point street seventeen feet from the southwest
corner of the said lot. and running thence the
line of said street seventeen feet east: thence north at
right angles with the said street nnetySX feet eleven
inches (96.11 thence east iOur feet; thence north
fry feet to a thirty feet wide ALLEY; thence west
twenty one feet: thence south hundred and forty
six feet eleven inches l461l tn the place of begin
ming, and improved by four-story brick dwelling and
restau rant No. AID h street mort Invest.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money in
cash and the residue IN three equal ns;alments at six
twelve and eighteen months after the OF sale re-
specvely with interest to be By notes
the purchaser and a reserved lien the property
sod all cash. at the option of the purchaser; 500
deposit each piece Of the property the time of
sale The trustees the right to resell al the
risk and cost of the deaultng purchaser after three
days notice in The evening Star newspaper, in the
event of his failing to comply with the terms of sale
ALI conveyanclng and recording ut the purchaser
cost. JOHN Z. HANNA. Trustee,
Webster Law Building, 505 d st. NV
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Trustee
my2-dtds No. 4oS Louisiana ave
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The Smith Investigation.

The examination Of Paymaster General
Smith, by the naval court Of inquiry, was
temporarily suspended to-day, in order to take
the testimony Of U. s. Pay Inspector A. ]. Clark
who wished to return to duty At the New York
navy yard. The pay inspector identified
copies of papers taken nom the records OF his
Office. These papers were letters and kilograms
In some of which the pay inspector refused to
receive pork shipped by A. +. Brown, contrac.
tor, because OF its unsatisfactory condition.
Other papers were orders for beef and pork
and answers by the contractor, Mr.. Brown,
claimed that pork which was rejected, must
have been delivered by mistake. Pay Inspec-
tor Clark, in answer to inquiries, said that Mr..
Brown was dilatory in fulfiiling his contracts;
that he had complained OF his dilatory action.
The witness said further that the paymaster
general made the same complaint.
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AUCTION SALES.
II G. WELLS & CO.. Auctioneers.
liz sos Pennsylvania avenue

IL sos Pennsylvania avenue.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY SIXTH, at
TEN O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale by auction a
large consignment OF Furniture, consisting Of
PARLOR SUITES. UPHOLSTERED IN SILK
PLUSH AND DAMAsk; CHAMBER SUITES
in ASH, CHERRY AND DARK WOODS; CAR.
PETS IN BODY BRuSSEIS AND INGRAM,
IN THE ROLL AND MADE Up MiSFIIS:
MAT iINGS, COLORED AND WHITE
ELEVEN HoGsHEADs AND CRATES CROCK
cry. EMBRACING TABLE WARE AND
TOILET SETS IN WHITE, DECORATED AN ID
GOLD; TWENTY-FIVE DOZEN BROOMS. TWO,
THREE AND FOUR STRINGS
The attention Of those desiring household articles is
particularly called TO this sale. -
We will offer a large variety of SECONDHAND
FURNITURE. the effects of parties declining house
Keeping for the summer. Housekeepers Will be GER
tain to find rare bargains in this lot.
We will will also offer MISCELLANY GOODS.
We name in part
MATTR EsSSf;S, SINGLE AND DOUBLE. IN HAIR.
EXCELSIOR AND HCSK; SPRING REDS,
cHILDREN'S WAGONS, BRUSHES. EXTt.N-
SION TABLES AMI DESKS, CHAIRS. DINING
ROOM AND ROCKERS, CROCkERf PACK
AGES.
An inspection by purchasers Of any of these lines Is
CORDIALLY invited. - -
mys-2t H. G WELLS & co.
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Distries Government Aaaiv~.

WANTS CONSIDERATION FOR A BROKEN ARM.
Mrs. Catherine Hennessey writes TO the COM
mi>sioners that owing to the defective c1n-
struction or condition OF the sidewalk i'm ironI
of her house. 1909 10th street southeast. she f. n
and broke her arm while entering her preInis, =
on the night of the Sth OF February, $50. at
$50 O'Clock p m; that she was not under the
influence OF stimulants of any kind; and that II
resulted In great cost to her. She demands an
allowance OF adequate damages.
MISCELLA NEUUS.
DR.. w. w. Goda,ng reports to the District
Commissioners that there has been eighteen adj
missions To the Insane Asylum In the month OF
April upon the order OF the Commissioners, and
eleven dismissais.
:. Croply Sons, A. NJ. Barr, NJ Blumenthal
Neae d Leigh ct al, in note To the Commits
sionerS, call attention TO the bad condition Of
the canal road from Georgetown To the Chain
bridge, and petition Tor repairs of same.
Complaint il made of scarcity OF water in
the neighborhood Of Alp and Pomeroy streets,
with an urgent request for pump at the cor.
ner OF 4i2 street.
Gt-r of, of n. IN
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FTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
CORNER OF GAY AND CONGRESS STREETS
GEORfi EToWN, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MAY FIFTH. 1885 AT.ex
SIN OCLo. X. will sell. in front Of the prenl Sfe
So. part OF Lots Nos B and q, in square No. 80 &
fronting 90 feet the south side of Gay street. by
depth Of 10 feet on Congress street This property
Will he sold a. whole subdvded suit pu rclasers
Terms liberal and made known at sale. ap2S-Gt
hNE OF THE FINEST BUILDING LOTS IN
OWASHINGfON on IL STREET, NEAR 18TH
STRICT NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH at
SIX O'CLOCK. we will sell, in front of the premises
part of lot ;. square III fronting 3l.6 street
by depth o. loo feet TO alley.
IerIuS: Is cash. balance in and two Years notes
TO bear interest per cent or ali cash M ontinn ~
purchaser deposit SlOO required at time OF sale
convey 4Icng, &c. 1t cost of purchaser 0
DUNCANSON BROS
my1-d&ds Autfioneers
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THE CELEBRATED

The CELEBRATED
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
The strOnges: and best known TO the trade.
II. L. CRAWFORD,
Sole Agent for District Of Columbia,
Ofice-1416 F st. NV.
Warehouse-H. L. Riscoes wharf foot Of 10Th st. sw.
Orders promptly oiled and deliveries made to any
part Of the city.
GRANOL1THIC, ARTIFICIAL STONE,
ASPHALTUM, NECCHATEL MASTIC.
Streets, Sidewalks Stables. Basement and Cellar
Floors, or wherever q solid. smooth and durable
pavement or floor Is required.
Orders promptly attended to, and all work gualan.
teed for the term Of five years.
NOTICE.
All representations that the above work as now per.
formed by me. is an infringement of any rights of
Others or that any court has held, is incorrect.
guarantee all patrons Of my work against any
claims or suits for damages.
n. L. CRAWFORD,
14l6 + Ct. NV.
Telephone call No SS1. ap273m
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AT GETTYSBURG.
The President and Party Greeted by q
Salute Of Artillery.

r.
The visit Of the veterans Of the Army of the
Potomac to the battlefield of Gettysburg takes
place to-day and tomorrow. The skies are over
cast but the temperature is refreshing and the
occasion is highly enjoyable. The President and
bis party arrived upon a special train at noon.
Among those who accompanied him were Vice
President Hendricks, Secretary of War Endi-
colt, wife and daughter; Secretary Whitney,
Postmaster General Villas, Gen. Frey, the Swiss
Minister, and Commissioner Black and wife.
salute Of artillery greeted the party on their
arrival,
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Working on His Book.

GEN. GRANTS CONDITION UNCHANGED-A
MINISTER WHO THINKS IT FAITH CURE.
New YORK, May 4.-Gen. Grant has been at
work on his book to-day. He is feeling about
a fairly good night. DR.. Douglas viii not return
until this evening.
THINKS 1T DUE TO PRAYER.
At the Baptist pastors meeting to-day. in
discussing an essay which had been read en-
titled Modern Faith Cures Rev. Dr. Patton
said that he thought General Grant an exam
pie Of faith cure, and spoke OF il the result of
the prayers OF the people Of this country for the
preservation of his life
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DCNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers a2I-eo,Vlis
II,HOMAS ]. FISHER & Co. Real Estate Aucls


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE, No 1923 X STREET NORTHWEST
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court of s1S
the District OF Columbia passed on the 9th day I'D
of January, A. D., 1854, and u supplemental Y.
1854 i'll equity cause No. 4,944 wherein the United
states of America Is complainant and Samuel =
SmOOt, ct al. defendants the undersigned
trustee. named i'll said decree, will offer sale ut
public auction. i'll front of the premises, ON TUES
DAY. TIE FIFTH DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1885
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that certain piece
parcel ofreal estate situate in the city of Wash
ington. ID. C., known and described lot number
twelve, 12J in kidwels subdivision of square mum
in the office OF the surveyor of the District of Column
bia the said lot having frontage of ~ feet
north side of i street by depth of I feet, together
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF hand
some and cOmmOGious threestory broWnstoIie front
Residence. with large back building, known house
No 1923 street northwest
Terms OF SALE prescribed by said decree: One
the residue in three equal miscellaneous at six f and
twelve (l2j and eighteen 1S) months from day of
sale with interest al six go per deferred pay
meuts 10 be secured by the promissory of the
purchaser made in favor of the lien
served upon the premises sold, all the purchase
money may be paid i'll cash. at the option OF the pur-
Chaser No deed will be given until all the purchase
money is paid \ deposit of $500 will be required on
the acceptance of the bid, and if the terms OF sale
the property be rescld the risk and The
dtiautlns purchaser. All convevancins at purcha
RANDOLPH CDYLE. TrIlsrer
ap21 -dSdS Office of the Y s. Attorney, City Hall
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MACE-MOORE. At baltimore Md, on February
2Stb, 1854, by the Rev r L. :. Trssse pastor OF Il
Peters r l. Church, GEORGE W. MACE and Mins
SARAH ]. MOORE 3s
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TWO STRIKERS KILLED.
Militia Fire ON the Striking Quarry.
men nj Joliet. lii.

CHICAGO, May 4-Noon.-Sherif HaDchet, OF
this city, has just received word from Lemont
that a collision occurred between the troops and
striking Quarrymen at that town this morning,
and that two OF the strikers were killed. Two
companies OF the state trU4ps went TO Lemont
this morning TO guard the quarries there and TO
enable the non-striking men To resume work.
No details have vet been received. The action
of the sheriff of Will county in releasing the
seventy strikers, captured by the troops near
mont, is assigned one OF the causes for the
present outbreak.
12:15 p.m.-Three companies Of state troops
from Joliet left for Lemont and diScmbaTked
at the Excelsior stone quarry, two miles south
of Lemont. They were then advised that the
strikers, in large numbers, had made an assault
upon men loading a canal boat with stone, one
mile north of Lemont. Proceeding 10 that
point collision between the troops and strik-
ers occurred there q little before noon.
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PROPOSALS.

A UCTION SALE OF PUBLIC ANIMALS
11OffICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CoAMIssARY OF
STBSIsTESCE.
WASHINGTON, ID. g. April p, 1885.
fTHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.1
Viii be sold AZ public auction. al TW Elm EOCLOCK
on WEDNESDAY. MAY TWENTY SEVENTH.
1888, at the L. :. Subsistence Depot 10TH street. be-
tween u and streets SOgthwes,
FIVE MULES.
WELLS WILLARD.
myso-b,12o-2GGt Capt. and G. -. l.. > Army
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING SCHOOL.
II HOUSE IN ttEORG ETOWN. DC.
Off1CE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER.
W8sHfSeroS. II. c., April rs, 1855
BY direction of the Board Of Commissioners sealed
proposals Will be receive this until TW FIVE
OCLOSk ~, on THURSDAY. May SEVENTH,
$50 ior the Construction of Twostory and Base
uaent SShooi EtIllttng in Georgetown, ID. u
blank forms of proposal and specifications together
with All necessary Information can obtained az the
Office OF the Inspector OF Buildings OF the District of
Columbia and bids upon these forms will alone be
Considered " ~ ~
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
CT. J. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineers U. ). A..
apZs@t Engineer Commissioner D. C.
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CHAA DENBY, prominent lawyer Of Evans
Vile, Ind, is urged by Indianians for appoint
ment to the Russian mission. left vacant by the
declination of Mr.. Lawton to serve.
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Failure Of Jamc. Il. Osuood 4 60.

BosToN, May 4.-James r. osgood 4 Co. the
well-known publishers have failed. They hnVe
made an assignment 10 Mr.. Robert VI. Nurse
jr., and have called meeting Of their creditors
for the 18th inst. The lleliotype Printing cuill-
pany has also made an assignment. The li.t-
biiities OF Osgood Go. are about ST. 900, and
their assets are nominally large.
THREE DELEGATIONS are here to-day look
ing after the Richmond post Office. The three
candidates represented are Col. Gilman. who
formerly was stationed mere as correspondence
of the Richmond D,sp1tch: Col. Carey. "a tobacco
manufactures. and Mr. tullingworth, an in-
surance agent.
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FINIUSTEES SALE OF DOUBLE TwO-STORY
l. BRICK WAREHOUSE AND SIX FRAME
HOUSES. on y STREET, BETWEEN della

ftNttSfEES SALE OF Dot BILE TWO-SFORY
l. BRICK WAREHOUSE AND SIX FRAN f
WARE AVENUE AND SECOND STREET
bUTHWESF.
~ virtue of deed of trust. duly recorded in ee&
Iiber No. 936, folio 3 ct seq Of the Land Re 3d.
cords OF The Dss-ct of Columbia, will sell, in IT,
front OF the premises. On TUESDAY. FIFTH I-A1
OF NAY. A. ID. 1850, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ all
the oNng-ttescribed real estate and premises
aie lying, and being in the city of Washington in the
District OF Columbia known and designated upon the
ground plat or plan thereof as the north part of square
tsJr T. OF sqr 516 and described follows: Begin
ming Tor the same at the northeast of said
square, and running from thence south along the east
line of said square and I'd street west, three hun
dre feet four and onehalf inches 800 IT, 4lo in y
thence southweSterly Iong the line of said SQUARE
west line OF said square and Delaware avenue al a;
point distant one hundred and hity-One ODD feet.
north1aStefly from the southwest corner of said
square, thence northeasterly along the line of
feet four and onehalfi inches (4OI IT, AZ In to the
northwest corner of said square thence along the
north line OF said square one hundred and fiftyeght
feet ten inches az IT, 10 in to the place of begin
ming, together with all and singular. the improve
ments, ways, easements rights, privileges appur-
tenances to the same belonging i'll any wise apper-
tanning
Terms: Onequarter cash, balance i'm equal install.
menS al one two and three years notes bear inter-
est and 10 be secured by deed OF trust property sold
purchasers deposit of 800 required at time
OF sale Terms to be complied will seven days other.
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the risk
and cost OF the deiaung purchaser. after FIVE DAYS
public notice of such resale in newspaper pub
Iished in Washington, ID. c.
DAVID WALKER, lr
NATHL CARUSI, / trustees.
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers. a2leo&ds
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