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CONTINUATION
OF THE
GREAT SLAUGHTER AT
KINGS PALACE,
S14 eth street.

Cutting prices in two. Save your money by buying
your goods at KINGS PALACE, S14 eth st.
1fyou are in need of a nice trimmed Hat or Bonnet
tor Yourself or daughters prime goods. stylish and
fashionable imported or domestic, you will find it at
Straw Hats and Bonnets. unttimrned comprising
produces, in childrens misses and ladies' sizes the
only place and largest selection is at Kings Palace,
most exquisite styles and quality, you must go to
Kings Palace. Sl4 7th street.
If you desire to buy Handsome Tips prime goods,
go to Kings Palace, S14 9TH st.
Hyou want some Elegant Plumes. in all colors
from Is to % inches long, your duty to go to King
Palace, Sl4 9TH St
If you are in need of Ribbons we have an immense
stock to choose from at Kings Palace, o14 9TH ST.
Ii you are i'll want of Millinery Trimmings you will
find choice assortment Of millinery ornaments gold
and plaid silk sash Ribbons from to Inches Vide
you can find them at Kings Palace STA 9Th st.
If you desire to buy Gold and Silver and Feather
Pompons, gold and silver net, and cooreI Crepe de
Chene silks satins and vevets must not neglect
to go to King s Palace Sl4 7th ST.
If you are in search of Laces, such as Oriental
go to Kings Palace, STA 9TH 81
If you desire to purchase Isle SILK or Kid Gloves
and Corsets. remember Kings Palace, S14 eth St
Hyou wish to select from a large assortment of Lace
Kings Palace. Sl4 eth st.
If You are in need Of Handsome and stylish Jer-
we have thousands Of the latest and stylish
designs at Kings Palace, STA 9TH st.
II you think of buying lovely Visite at half its
value one would advise you to 20 to Kings Palace
Sl4 7th ST.
If you feel like buying Sun Umbrella or Parasol
You will find them in great variety Kings Palace
Sl4 eth st
CONCLUSION!
If you want to buy goods and wish to save your
money, and desire to be treated we'll wish to find
choice and large stock to select FROM you are
In duty bound to go to the Great Headquarters the
Largest Millinery House,
KINGS PALACE,
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Latest Foreign News.

HENRY GEORGES LECTURES IN SCOTLAND.
EDINBURGII. May 26--At Il meeting of the
Scottish Land League to-day it was announced
that Mr.. Henry George received 900 for his
expense account and an konDrtrium for his re-
cent course of lectures in Scotland on land re-
form.
NEW DEFESSES IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, May pa commission from the
admiralty * now engaged In examining sites
Tor defensive works.
THE DETACHMENT OF PICTURES CONTINUED.
LONDON, May 26.-Thc scratching and de-
facement of the pictures on exhibition at the
Royal academy still continue. The number of
exhibits already injured now includes 6O pic
lures and one statuette. All OF these have
been within reach of visitors.
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The Afflicted Town Of Plymouth.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. May 2c.-There appears
to be little or no change in the situation at
Plymouth this morning. one death has
CURED since last night. Three patients We're
admitted to the hospital this morning. The
work OF relieving the suffering is progressing
actively. The ward completes report thirty
new cases for the week ended yesterday. Up
to date there have been 80 cases of sickness,
of which 19S were confined to bed.
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a Partisan In the Patent Omce.

Mr.. NJ. ID. Peck, first assistant examiner I'm
the Patent office, has resigned by request. Mr..
Peck Is resident of CORTLAND, New York and
during the past year went home and took an
active part I'm the campaign. He comes under
the head of an offensive partisan"
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
PURE MAPLE SueAR

GRocERrEs GRocER1Es
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
5 Lbs. Best Laundry starch, 2oc
Sugar Cured Shoulders : to SC. ID
Sugar Cured Middings &c. lib.
Cassards HAMS 12lac. H.
Good Extra Flour. 81. 80 to Sd as per Dbl
Roller Family S.. 70 to So per Dbl
Il Bbl. Roller Family, 81 so.
Il - 75c
i, Bbl. :. SISO
Is q" 9Oc.
Ceylon. Java, roasted, and is fine, Csc. lb
Best .. @. Java, 3 lbs. for 81.
ino Coffee 12i2. 10 and 2Uc Id.
Having purchased Teas before the advance, we sell
the best 30 and 6Uc Tea in the city.
Best Dairy Butter 25 to Doc. ID.
Dried Sugar Corn, 10c per Id.
Best Golden Syrup 40 to soc. per gal.
INDIA TEA Co.
445 9TH st. sw. usland),
Northwest corner.
New Orleans Molasses SIS to 75c. gal.
Telephone Call-46-2.s myS
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NEW DEFESSES IN EN
Te}prraasiaic Briefs.

The king of Greece has conferred upon DIR.
Morris III. Henry, OF New York, the gold cross
Of the Royal Order of the saviour, for his dis
tinguiShedserviccs in the cause of science.
In Philadelphia To-day, George Caldwell,
IL years OF age was acquitted OF the charge OF
numbering Walter Scott Brown, aged =.
Yesterday being the one hundredth ami
versary OF the balloon ascension made by
Jcttries and blanchard. the inhabitants of
Guines, France, made a holiday Of the centen-
mia
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KEY WEST, FLA, May 26-The revenue
cutter Forward has arrived here from Sa
vannah. She reports that a steamer is ashor,
at French Reef She is thought To Ice Morgan
line steamer. Several wrecking vessels wer,
around her.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The jury before
whom LorenZ BotI and otto BetZ We're tried on
the charge OF biackmaii came into court today
and gave verdict acquitting BetZ. Tut convict
ing Bott. Judge Finletter then sentenced the
latter to pay line OF $500, and undergo Il rf0 M
prisonment OF two years in the Eastern peni-
Ieuti;irN.
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UTICA, y. Y, May 26.-Frank Mordon, con-
victed in Herkimer yesterday for the murder of
his father-in-aw, John Wishart, was to-day SEN
fenced to be hanged on Friday, July 10.
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BOWLING. Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON MONT
6oNERN STREET, NEAR STREET,
GEoRG ETOWN. AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY MAY TWENTY-SIXTH. nj ieuE
SIN V'lOtki Will sell i'll front of the premises. x$e
lots No. i'll square 10, fronting TO feet on--sE
the east side of Montgomery street, between Stoddard
and Rund streets by depth of 100 feet. These
the most desirable building lots in Georgetown and
shouit, command the attention of any wishing
TSt-ClaSS lot.
Terms: One-third cash. balance i'm six and twelve
months, with Interest secured by deed of trust the
property. All conveyancis and recording at cost of
purchaser myI6-d&ds
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TU y a nd LINE.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
TIE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LINZ
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LISFR
POOL, CALLING. AT CORK HARBOR.
PROM PIER iO. y r, INV YORK.
ArRANIA.--->tt-. May 80 ACRASIA..--.Szt June %
IrKU RIA-.----SAt-. June ETRU RIA.-.--.~a July 4
sEKvIA--.--S,t., June lS ~ERVI July II
GALLIA ---->st June ~ GALLIs.---...>,t. July Is
AND EEERI SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE Cabin-Soo, >,t and 500.
according 10 Accommodations.
Steerase az very low rates Sjeerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown aud all other parts of Eu-
rope lowest rates
Through bils Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
1aNre antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
AID for Mediterranean ports
aor fresht ana passage apply at the Company's
Cabin TO OiI> BlGEloW & CO, 900 9Th street.
Washington ID. {.
VERNON III. BROWN & CO. New York
Aessrs. OTIS BIGELOW * CO..
my2o 6oo 9TH street, Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HayKr
Company's pier. No az North River foot of Morton
street. New \ ork.
Oiinde, RodriSues. Wednesday. May %. 3 am
Normandie. franSeul, Wednesday, june 3. % am.
st. Laurent. de Jousseiin Wednesday June 10 3 % M
Anlerilue, csDteili. Wednesday. June :. - IN
Checks payable on sight. in amounts 10 suit ON the
Banque Transatlantlque OF Paris. LOUIS DE BE
BIAS, Agent, No q Bowling Green. New York
aessrs BELL K 60. Agents for the District of
ny1O Washington. DC.
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HiOS- T. W AtI6ANAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE:
DN THIRD STREET, BETWEEN h AND l.
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Try virtue OF deed of trust recorded in Liber 80
Sttt lol 1913. one OF tile Land Records Of the fms7
pistrict OF Columbia. the undersigned Trustee essi
Wal sell al public auction In front of the premises on
III itSDA1, the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF
MA 1899 at FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ. all of Lot "a
street of Lot rs in square 5l3, with frame house
thereon. ~
Terms or sale: Onethird cash, residue In one and
Two Years with Interest from day of saefor the de-
Ierred payments the purchaser Ia give his notes,
secure py deed of trust ON tine property Sold all
cash at option OF purchaser $50 deposit be made
Whrn hid accepted Trustee reserves right to sell
at risk and cost of defsulng purchaser IL terms of
sale hot complied with IN ten days.
EbA IND GAAAACK. Trustee, 400 Sth st n w
my2l THOS. T. WAGGAMAN, Auctionees
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District Government Affairs.



The Commissioners have reinstated Assistant
Chief Engineer Charles Merrillat, on the recon-
mendation OF Chief Cronin. The nomination of
ri lat, has therefore been cancelled.
Mr.. Brady, architect in the office Of the build
Ing inspector, is not nor has he been employed
in making drawings for a new homeopathic
hospital, as stated in the papers, but is making
drawings for the destitute coiored women's and
children's home.
HIGH DEATH RATE IN APRIL.
During the month Of April there were 40
deaths in the District t210 white and DO col
ored,. The principal causes of death were:
IS; diseases Of digestive organs, 26; heart
disease, Is; bronchitis, Is; senfe debility and
scarlet fever, each IA; diphthsria and malariai
whites, 1928 per 1000 per annum for the
negroes, 3S. 10, and for the total population,
1880. This is higher than the mean rate Of
April for the past eleven years.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Mrs. Martha NJ.
Reed, erect four-story and basement dwelling
IL street, between 18th and 18th northwest;
$4,000. Michel O'Brien, erect two two-story
dwellings Dist street. between X and l. north
west: $1,000. Mrs: Barr, repair private stable
southeast corner LIST and ID streets; 81 100. +.
Mclean, erect a two-story and basement dwell
Ing, stree, between 9th and 9th streets south
and basement dwelling, 1, between 4th and 9th
streets northwest; $500. Owen Donnelly,
erect three-story and basement dwelling, Cor
coran, between 18th and 10th streets north
west; "a 500. Geo. w. Marshana, erect q two
story and cellar dwelling and store. corner 18th
and G streets; $500. Chas. Xander, repair
brick store and dwelling, X street, between 4th
and 9th streets; $1,000. ID. Driscoll, repair
brick, 1000 Sth street northwest $500. Maria
Softer. repair brick, 1917 7th street; 81 ,OOO,- L.
HI. Lamb, repair brick, "a r street; $3.50. Jno.
Seaman, erect q twostory dwelling, I, between
oath and 18th streets northwest; 81 $50. VIM.
Limerick, erect q threestOry dwelling, e, be-
tween 9Th and 7th streets southwest -, GOO.
X. Francis, repair bricks 1113 and 1116 18th
street northwest; $500. F. A. King, repair
frame 1416 Sth street northwest; $3.50. r. L.
Parry, repair brick, Epiphany mission, Mary
land avenue, between 18th and 18th streets;
81 500.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.--At Queens
town. on the Metropolitan branch b. 4 d. K.
X, three miles nom the city, Lewis ID. Means.
proprietor. on Monday l34 head OF cat
osa good. 5i 10 5l2 fair. 8 To 81: medium,
a. az, TO >; ordinary; 3I to 4hc. 2.2st old sheep
ana lambs up: 1,3l5 sold TO butchers. Old
sheep, 2l, TO ilac. Lambs, 5 10 Sc. l50 sold
Ia farmers for stock sheep; 64s shipped Co east
ern markets, balasce left over. Is cows and
calves up, selling from $40 To $50 per head
State of the market, good for cattle, dull for
sheep and lambs. Market overstocked with
sheep and lambs.
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IHoMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

ASS1GNE.t~S SALE OF A FINE STOCK OF NEW
FRESH AND CLAN GROCERIES, CONSIST,
ING OF FANCY PICKLES. CHOW elbows
JEILlES, IbNbENSED MiLkS. CHOCOLATES
canned GOODS, FRENCH PEAS STRING
EEAN>, ~ARDINtS, SALMON IDESTIR
A~PARA'tS, tpElCOfS. PEARS. PEACHES
TOMATOES NUTS OF ALL KINDS Fanny
CRACK Frs EXTRACTS. SPICES, TEAS COT
FEES, BI.ACkING,~pAI'S. STARCH WOODEN
AND WILLOW WARE, FLOUR FANCY
SOAPS. POTrED MEATS CDcOAS BEoMA
FANCY PRESERVES. MOLASSES, SYKCPS
VINEGAR. OILS. DC. &c
ALSO,
About 300 GALLONS OF ASSORTED LIQUORS,
CONSISTING OF FINE OLD SHERRIFS,
PORTS, CLARErS, BRANDIE5, WHISTLES
THE BEST GRADES; CIGARS ANBTOBAtYtyS
CADDIES. COFFEE MILL, PLATFORM AND
OTHER SCALES
ALSO.
ONE MILLER SAFE, WITH COMBINATION
LOCK, AND ONE LARGE ICE BOX
ON THURSDAY MORNING. TWENTY EIGHTH
NAY, iNSo commencing al TEN O'CLOCK at stores
Nos 1902 and 1904 18th street northwest Will sell
the above wellselecte stock of groceries liquors
The safe VIII he sold at II o'clock.
This sale affords opportunity but seldom offered
10 those ia search of fine goods Terms Cash
WN. q. JOB NSON, Assignee
Webster Law Building
hN22d 500 ID street northwest.
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BALTIMORE. May 26.-There was break In
the wheat market to-day, and though every
effort was made Ia bull the price, the mark et
closed at the lowest figures. In spot wheat
at o'clock call yesterday, and I'm options the
decline WAS one aud half cents The market
is entirely demoralized, but there was quite an
active business done.
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TINHOMAS BOWLING Auc,Ioneer
EXECUTORS SALE
OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON. d. c.

Under and by virtue of the provisions of the last
Will and testament of Thomas Weaver, late Of mig5
Washington. District of Columbia tIu,itted To- g., II
probate April rs, 1854. and recorded in will book
Il tOlios 200 &c, the undersigned executor VIII
offer at public auction the following property herein
after described, on FRiDAY, MAY TNENTT-StC
~ in {. III. Wiltbugers subdivision of square Az.
Lot % has front of % feet by depth Of 1913, ana
Lots 20 2 and "a have each trout of 70 feet by q.
depth of l0S feet.
And at ii ALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, SAMEDAY-
Lots 81 and 81, III Have Subdivision of Mount Pleas
ant containing 81 16S square feet each Lot 62 is i'm
proved by a comfortable iirick dwelling.
Terms nj sale On euc property sold third cash,
and the residue IL two equal payments and
wears, with interest ut SIX per cent per until
paid and secured by aGeed OF trust. All iIig
and recording at purchasers cost SJGdeiosit required
on each piece OF property at the time of sale
my 1-dts ROBERT ID. WEAV Err, Executor
as- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN
consequence OF the rain, until FRIDAY, MAY
TWENTY-NINTE. same hour and place
my23-dts ROBERT ID. WEAN Err. Executor.
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yI,Hos Y wAGGAMAN. Real Estate AuetIoI.eer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARES 542 AND az,
AND ALL DF SQUARE 5i6 EXCEPT FOUR

LOIS.
BY virtue Of n deed Of trust dated June 2irh s,ss
1871. duly corded in Iiber No 6J:i. f'O 3D. ct A
seq. one of the land records Ot the District of Co
umbia and by direction of the party thereby secured
the undersigned Will sell at public auction. in front of
the premises ON TIL II IA N-Jt NJ rot R1H $50,
at FIVE OCIp< n p NJ. all of squares numbered five
hundred ann fErty-t2D OH ami I'VE hundred and
fprty~seven t5I1 and all of square numbered five
hundred and fJTtV-siN OTIS except lets numbered
eighteen u.s. nineteen 49, twenty 3bI and twenty
t2I situated ia the city of Was iu@ton District
Columbia This property Will be sold subject to all
faxes and assessments. general ami special, and
statement thereof VIII be exhibited the day of sale.
Terms. tiii.-fird of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance In two equal IISF&'menls IN six and
twelve months from the dag of sale. which The.
Of tlIe purchaser bcrnc interest at the rate of
SIX pei cent per annum from day If sale and secured
bv deed The property sold. will be en-.
all cash IA; the option 81 the purchaser. y deposit IF
S2ju each parcel sold Will he required th, time
of sale and all CIVpytnCIu- and recording Will he at
purchasers 1fthc of sale complied
with ~ from EV sale the property will he
resod Tisk and It iic deaulIing purchaser
q. \ INNrS.
SYLVESTER Il. BOARMAN
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STEAMERS.

WHITE STAf: LiNE-NAURl ROUTE
w United states and Royal Mail Steamers for
Queenstown and Liverpool
s-at ur,Iy. MAJ 80 6::,Oa m
Saturday, JIIse
GERM ANlt saturday, June L., pm
ABKI II -.-..-.-..--.... SATURDAY. June oD noon
Prom White star Dock. foot IUth -.
Rates saloon, Stjb. $50 SlDo. Return tickets on
Reasonable terms. -teerage al low Rates. uterine
oistte l8dratic only. SD
For inspection or plans and other information apply
at the Company Offices 4. Brosdyya y. New York
Or 10 q EO ". Moss. Agent Adams TX press Go -
Penns! lSlnia avenue northwest apo 10. tiI-;jm
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- A SuRE CuRE FoR DYspErsrA.,

Cure In from one to three months
Relief guaranteed In from one to three months.
Sent postpaid upon receipt of5oc. Address
mlA-lm !. D. G CO. Box Sol. LYNCHBURG. ".
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During a base ball match at Lynchburg, Va,
Yesterday, Samuel Meredith, young white
was pursued by a crowd of negroes and turning
shot one Of them, Louis Adams, . barber, dead.
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The case OF VIM. NJ. Bryant. charged with OBJ
tanning $3.50 from Thomas T.. Jacobs under
false pretenses las published Ia yesterdays
STAR, was tried In the Police Court this amer.
noon and sent 10 the grand jury; bonds $500.
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NJ ARRUEn-

WIfSON-MILLER. At St Andrews church, by
the Rev. ]. r. Perry, at o'clock pm. Mondsr Nav
18th, 1885, HENRY l.. WILSON 10 KATHERINE
MILLER. No cards
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow.
Ing were the readings at the signal office TODAY
8 a. M, GOO; a. IN, 7o.6; IL q. m, ss4; z
r. m, sos.
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|TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il Lots. FRONTING SFNENY ONE FEET ON
STREET BETWEEN TWENTN-FOU RTH
AND TWENTY FIFTH STREETS NORTH
WEST By \ DEPTH OF ABOUT ONE HUN
DRIED FEET. IMPROVED EY 4 DOUBLE
FRAME HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS.
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of 80
the District of Columbia in wherein lena ii,af
amonillah ct al were complanants and William A.
Ihona ct al We're defendants, and known rs tquIty
Ia,se No 9.40S passed on the 10Th day of My, ~ ID
1852 VIII. on SATURDAY. JUNE FIFTH. 1888
at III ALf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ, sell at public
auction. IN front of the premises, ali those certain
pieces and lots of land situate i'll the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia. known and being the west
thriy-one CD feet front, and running back of even
Wldh the full depth thereofof original lot numbered
three CD, in square numbered thrtytwO go and the
east forty 4U) feet front by the full depth thereof of
original lot numbered four a. i'll same square.
Terms of sale, prescribed by said decree: Onethrd
cash. one-thrd in one year. and onethrd thereof in
Two years, secured by notes OF the purchaser pur-
chasers and deed Of trust on the premises sold All
conveyancing at purchasers cost. y deposit of 500
required al the time of sale.
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
~ - office-4S2 Louisiana NV,
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers ny26-IOt
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4 tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REA
ESTATE

THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of ..,t%
the District of Columbia passed in the of )"
Charles \. Best Peter Berst and others a.
Equity No S,315 the undersigned, as trustee viii
offer for sale al public auction in front of the premises
all the estate right title and interest of the parties
said cause i'll and To the hereinafter described
estate and the improvements thereon, all living and
being situate i'll Washington city, the District of
on WEDNESDAY l21TTD, the TwENTY-SEv-
NINTH DAY OF NAY, 1855 (instl at HALF PAST
enteen In John f. C.tls subdivision square num-
her four hundred and iifly-one (45lb beginning on
New York avenue, sixteen feet west of northeast
of lot seventeen fronting fourteen feet three
ana = inches and running back with said width al
alley.
AND ON THE SAME DAY Immediately after the
above sale, at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, win sell all of
Lot kpown sub lot +, in Phillips and Lundeys sub
division of original Lots ten eleven aud twelve. in
square No five hundred and thirteen t5I:}, contain
ing 900 square feet of ground unimproved, north
AND THE SAME DAY. Immediately after the
above sale. at HALF-PAsT VEOCLOCK p NJ.
viii sell part of Lot a. in square No three hundred
and ninety 1888. having front of thrtythree
and four inches upon 9Th northwest and i'm
proved by frame houses known as Nps 1918 and
1871 9ti street northwest The south half and the
north half of said lstnaned parcel of land with the
kNDoN THURSDAY. TIE TWENTY. EIGHTu
l2sthf DAY OF NAY, 1883 inst. J. ut FINE0CLaw'K
y 81 viii sell all Of Lot four A.. in square No eight
hundred and sixty four S64 containing -, 622 square
feet sunimpToved}. near stanton Place, Maryland
avenue northeast.
cash on each piece sold. of hch 500 be paid on
.,y OF sale and the residue in equal Instruments
AT one anu two years with intereS. per per
inuiIm for which deferred pa the of the
purchaser or purchasers with deeds OF trust upon the
The option of the purchaser The property to be sold
clear of all taxes, which be- paid pur
cos. Term, of sale complied with In seven
days. ohcr ise the Trustee re,.rv * the ight To resell
at Tn risk and cost of def,nimg purchaser pur
ch.t>crs CHARLES A. BI'ST,
nay iJc"@ds Trustee.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Lieut.. SchOck's Suicide.
THE CoRONER's JURY DECIDE 1T WAS DUE

The CUKONER 5 JURY DEIIDE 1T " rs DUE 10
oEER-STUDY AND ANXIETY.
LONDON, May 26.-An inquest was held this
AFTERNOON in the case OF Lieut. John Loornis
Schock, Of the United States navy. who Shot
himself last sunday at his lodgings, No. q
Glenmohr Terrace, Blackheath. near London.
\ verdict was rendered 10 the effect that Lieut..
Schock committed suicide during a Mt OF tenn
porary insanity. caused by mental depression
induced by over-e Nertion and anxiety TO pre-
pare successfully for his graduation eNamlna-
ton at the Royal Naval college this summer.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FLOWER PLANTS
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NAY TWEEN
Tl-SENENIH. at FOUR . CLOCK, we will sell at
our salesrOo1nS 9th and ID St>. large collection
oi Roses. Sieraniums, BEDDING Plants etc, which
the attention of buyers Is respectfully called my.2t