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III NCANSoN bhOS-. AucIS
CHANCERY SALE

BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court .ne
of the District of Columbia, PASSED No ~
$3.50 Equity Docket 20, on 18th November -skr
1851, In which Eiias ITavers IS plaintiff
J. Deiihan aud others defendants the undersigned as
trustees, " II offer at public sale. on FRIDAY the
FIFs~G DAY OF NAY 1855, at the hour of SIX
O'CLOCK T.. NJ. ali Uf Lot number situate in @iare
l4 a. the same Elaid down upon the map the city
OF Washington, 1nssrict of Columbia, the SAID lot
fronting 81 feet inches front lSth street north
west. and running back that width con-
tanning 300 square feet.
Terms OF sale One third cash: balance of the mr.
chase money IN SIX ana twelve months with
for which the purchaser give his notes. or he NAV
pay all cash On payment of the whole purchase.
money and ratification of sale by the the under
signed a. trustees wil execute deed the purchaser
~ his cost and expense deposit OF so will re-
cuired at time Of sale.
Il P.JACkSON, No. $3.50 VI street, lr
IRVING WILLIAMSON, I5S La ave trustees
THUc. DOWNING Auct. ap25-i.S.iS
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TOMORROW.
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THoMAs BOWLING Auc''0nser.
FINE ARTS.
SUPERB WATER COLORS
Recently selected from the leading exhibitions ant
studios of
London, Paris Madrid.
Barcelona, Rome, Milan,
Turin, Florence, Bologna,
The Hague, Amsterdam,
Antwerp, Brussels
Together with part of the collection of the late
81 a Roafn aa smoracg fine original TSrk
SON ns saneid DAVID Cow copey Fielding Aaron
Penny. Carl Hang, Francis Dandy. Fortuny, j. +
r.. P. Bennington. Gambia, Indoni Kegnault and
many Others To be sold on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL TwENTY-NINTH, 1885
Commencing at ELEVEN A. NJ, AT THREE P. NJ.
and continuing at EIGHT PM.
THURSDAY AND:FRIDAY, THE SAME HOURS.
The whole forming the finest collection Of water
color paintings brought together in this country
ON FREE EXHIBITION
Monday and Tuesday. April 9th and 2Sth, day and
evening, at my auction rooms. 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue.
Sale without reserve or limit ap2S-5t
rNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND
CHOICE BLOOMING TEA ROSES
AT AUCTION.
NINTH, 1855, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction
rooms, shall sell the above Roses.
They are put up in boxes in lots Of H. "a and sc
each, ready Tor planting. ap25-3t
DEREMPTORY SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF THAT 6 3LD AMP ATR VEIL KNOWN HyS LIVER
AND lists. NV. ,ANDKNOWN AS 'CRUITS."
On THTRsDA "A IN MORNING. APRIL 18TH. CON-
ises, by order of MI CRUIT, who is declining bust
ness on account Of age at his stables on l1th st.
Pair of Good Coach Horses and Harness,
6Chrence Carriages,
Glass Hearses, large and small,
Robes, Lap BLANKETS, overcoats, Livery.
Stoves, stable Fixtures, Desk and Chairs
This is splendid Opportunity offered to obtain such
'' Tue ' DuS etisSesSrSS Ros Auctoneers
aHB AnoXF Fz II BaSEFaSHR vYI
same hour and place ap27-2t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF SUPERIOR WALNUT CHAMBER FUR.
BRUssEs ANb TaPETkY CARPE ~ FED BED
DING, &c, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL TwENTY-NINTH, al
TEN O'CLOCK AM. we shall sell at the residence
No. 1902 9th street northwest, q superior collection
of Household Effects.
wALNTT &C CHAMBER SUITES, BEST MAKE
TOP CENTER TABLES: CHIFFONfERs
MALNTT BOOKCASES; LoUNGEs WALNUT
TkEssES;; WIRE MSyES sPkiS SSSA s shb:
BEf F aAITY kd5Y hNR HS
OTHER CARPETS; BRUssELs HALL And
STAIR CARPETS ,DiNING:KooM FGKNI
WARE KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
Persons in fitting should give this sale their spe
eial attention. for the goods are nearly new and only
been in use short time.
apa5d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
JNHOs. E wAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY ON
THI uTn ut sIBEET, BETWEEN AMI
FiFTEENrm sTREETs sSS ohTHWEsT AMI
NIFTY GS MMa al fSE aSk ,SsI o!;
for sale in front Of the premises the north II
inches Of lot square 27o and lot % square 2O4.
ap25-d THOs. E wAGGAMAN, Auct
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers.
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CON
NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY
Se IN w sell
Walnut and Oak Chamber Sets,
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N. SILvERBER0 4 CO..
312 18th street and 313 9Th st. NV,
PIT near PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Knes NEw IDEA,

Our store is filled to the utmost with choice line
OF carefully selected bargains in MILLINERY All Of
the prevailing styles are here shown In assortment
complete: specially purchased to meet the known
wants of this community. So much for Quality.
Now for Price: OUR PRICES of uniform low
grade Our prices never eQualed. Our prices do our
talking. Our prices cannot be copied by would be
competitors Our prices make our business, which
We mention few Of the many Bargains to be had,
as follows:
20 dozen LADIES' HATS. fine Milan, uona0 81;
Is dozen dezen LADIES' HATS, fine Milan. (Eldgrow).
25 dozen LADIES' HATS, fine Milan. (OliyettO)
csc: regular price, I'd. "
10 cases Rough and Ready POKES, 4Oc.; regular
price, 7oc
The above Hats are all satin-fnished and come in
all the new shapes.
500 dozen CHILDREN's HATS in all new shapes,
1Oc regular prices from SOC. to 75c We cannot ex-
plain these lOc Hats as we would like to. for they
marvelously cheap There is not Hat amongst them
that cost less than Soc They are all this seasons
20 dozen Mixed SAILORS 23c.: regular price Soc
Also bargains equally as cheap In Flowers. Satins.
Corsets, Hosiery. 800 pieces of Ribbons ali shades
and all widths, at SC. yard: 25 dozen Children's
Lace Caps 25c regular price, Soc rs dozen boxes Of
Flowers at 25c. spray.
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Telegraphic Bri

TelegrsPhic Briefs. 80
The Highland brewery, at Newburg, n. Y
was burned this morning; loss, s1O0, 900; insu-
rance, $4,000.
The New York dog show opened to-day.
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DAWNBBOKER'S SALE
Il X. SELINGER'S FIRST SPRING


TAKES PLACE AT I'll 7TH ST NV,
THURSDAY EVENING, at 7:30 p. m and continue
three nights This sale consists of Diamonds, amongst
them a very fine karat Diamond Pin for gentleman.
Also fine Gold Watches Gold and Filled Chains Lock-
cts Jewelry silver and Plated Watches Opera Glasses,
Clocks Pistols, Books and Custom made Gents Cloth
ing, &c. Goods will be sold without reserve.
r. SELINGER, Broker.
WEEKS d CO., AuctiOneerS. ap2S-5th
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DAVID WALKER, l,-..-
NATHL CARUSI, ! trustees.
DCNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerS a2l-eoSfs
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE J-NIN
- PROVED REAL Estate ON NORTH CAPT

rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN-
u PROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPT.
Toll STREET. BETWEEN ID AND ESTREETS
BY virtue of a decree of the supreme Court of 800
the District of Columbia passed the day OF -
December, 1888, (anG amended on the eth day OFF,
December, 1855, in Equity No S.664 Doc 81
wherein the National Union Insurance Conn ANY is
plaintiff and John H. Tyler and others defendants
shall sell TO the highest bidder of the prem
ses, commencing al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Oh THURSDAY. THIRTIETH DAY OF APRIL.
1855, Lots Nos. six tt 90, eight 49, nine 90
ten lO1 and eleven in the subd vision Lot No
one }, in Square No. six hundred and thirty $500
according 10 the metes and bounds. covenants and
eontons set forth and described N the of par
ttion. dated December IS 1871 entered into between
Andrew Wylie and May G., his wife, and Margaret
Helzel, and recorded with the plat of subdv an
nexed In l. Der -. folio -, of the land re-
cords Of Washington county in the District of Column
bia Also, ali thai part of said lot u. In said
square No $50 at the northeast thereof front
ing OD North Capitol street thirtyve $50 feet and
ten no. inches b. depth of hundred twenty
(l2O) feet
Terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree. One
third of the purchase money in cash. and the balance
In nine 80 and eighteen Isl months from date of
sale For the deferred payments the purchaser pur-
elssers shall give their notes drawing six 6 per
interest per annum, secured by deed deeds trust
On TIRE property purchased deposit of fifty $50
dollars each lot must be made when the property
Is Knocked down All convey anciny be the cost
Of the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN G. HEALD, Trustee,
SOL NV.
DCNCANSON BROS. AuctS aDIS1l.edbs
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AUCTION SALES.
HYHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A SMALL STOCK
OF GROCERIES AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.
On THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL THIR-
TIETH 1855, at TEN O'CLOCK, In Willow Tree
Alley, between Sd and Al and Maryland avenue and
streets southwest shall by order of the Orphans
Court sell Q small stock of groceries and household
furniture. fap2S-2tl NJ. ]. kEANE, Administrator.
TTyHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
LARGE QUANTITY OF NEW SASH AND IN
SIDE SHUTTERS AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY, MAY SECOND. 1885, at TEN
O'CLOCK. in front of my auction rooms shall sell a
large lot ofthe above material. ap2S4t
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TNHOMAs e. wAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONT.
ING ON VERMONT AVENUE, FBEfWEEN q
AND r STREETS NORTHWEST. 30. 1871
On THuRSDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH, al 80
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, shall offer for sale on ss:ssH
the premises. Lot s. square asa, improved by EI
Terms day Of sale.
ap27-a&ds THOs. T. wAGGAMAN, Ancttoneer.
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THE RESIGNATION OF LIST Lieut.. Alexander I.
Morton, 9th artillery, has been accepted by the
President, TO take effect october 31st {, 1855. and
his leave has been extended until that date.
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new YORK, April 2S-The committee OF
architects that examined buildings erected by
al! Of them are defective and would have TO be
taken down and rebuilt
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n EcEssrrY Or WH1rEwAsH
ENDED BY THE USE OF
PLASTIC PAINT
For Whitening and COloring Inside or Outside of
Churches Factories, Mills, Dwellings. Barns Fences
or for any purpose where Whitewash OF Kalsomine
Is used
BEAUTIFUL, DURABLE AND CHEAP ARTI-
Gle.
Should not be classified with lime Its superiority
over lime is like that Of paint The sanitary features
OF Plastic Paint greater than lime 1t does not
Rub, Peel, Crack, Wash off change color Manu-
featured by THE PLASTIC PAINT CO.,
No. 100 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore Md.
At Paint, Agricultural and General Stores
RB-Send for Pamphlet. ap7-26t
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RumOrs Of n Russian Defeat.
THE AFGHANs SAID TO HAVE KILLED LOO
OF THEM-GLADsToNE GETS HIS $50, 900
CREDIT.
A report was current in ST. Petersburg and
Brussels last night that In a fresh engagement
on the Afghan frontier the Russians were de-
feated, LOO OF them being killed by the Az
ghans. In the house Of commons last n ght the
whole credit Of SIS, zoo, 900 asked by Glad.
stone was voted without debate and In q lump
sum. Mr.. Gladstones speech introducing the
vote was most significant and was repeatedly
cheered. He said he did not feel called upon to
define the degree OF danger, but he would say In
regard To the sad contingency OF an outbreak OF
war or rupture of relations with Russia that
her majesty's government had striven to con-
duct the diplomatic controversy In such q way
that ii il unhappily ended i'm a violent rupture
they might, at least, be able to challenge the
verdict of civilized mankind whether or not
they had done all that men could do, end had
used every just and honorable effort TO prevent
the plunging Of two such countries into blood
shed and despair. There exists abunda ut cause
for the war preparations which are being car.
ried on. The starting point was the obligation
TO the ameer, which should be fulfilled In no
stinted manner.
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JOHN SEIDEN
LEIGH ROBINSON. J trustees
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts an7-tn&thSdhs

FTRUSTEES SALE OF DOUBLE TWOSTORY
Il BRICK WAREHOUSE AND SIX FRAME
HOUSES, On y STREET, BETWEEN della
&AkE AVENUE AND SECOND STREET
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in 80
cords of the District of Columbia, will SELL in u
front of the premises, ON TUESDAY. FIFTH UA \
OF NAY, A ID. 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all
the foowingdescrbed real estate and premises stu
ated lying and being in the city of Washington the
District of Columbia, known and designated upon the
east OF square numbered five hundred and forty-six
(sqr T. of sqr- 5io and described follows: Begin
ming tor the same at the northeast of said
square and running from thence south along the
line of said square and I'd street west three hun
dred Ieet four anu one-haf inches 900 f. 41a
thence southwesery aIOng the east line of said
eightythree () feet thence westerly the
point distant hundred and fifty-one (l5I) feet
nOrtheasterly from jhe southwest corner of said
square, thence nOrtheasterly along the line of
said square and Delaware avenue four hundred and
one feet four and onehaf inches t4Ol f. Al In the
northwest corner of said square: thence along the
north line OF SAID square one hundred and ityeight
feet ten inches lbs II 10 in to the place of begin
ming, together with all and singular the improve
nents, easements rights privileges and appur-
tenanceS 10 the same belonging in any wise apper-
tanning
Terms: One-quarter cash, balance in equal INSTALL
ments at one TWO anG three notes
est and TO be secured by deed of property Sold
at purchaser cost deposit of $500 required time
OF salt Terms to be piled with in days.
wise the trustees reserve the right resell
and cost OF the deaulting purchaser. after five
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
Wy.
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We REspEcrru11Y Invite
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
We can sell you . Fine Cur. Kid Oxford Tie for q
per pair. and q finer quality for e250
Our So Ladies French Kid Hand sswed Oxford Ties
can't be beat.
Bennett & Barnard are stu making those beautiful
Edison Ties.
We have them In all the latest styles
His Spanish Arch-French Kid Turns are . combine
ton of beauty and comfort
The Paris Beaded Opera Is the latest novelty In the
Slipper line. We have them In 1--WE different widths
We have large and well assorted stock to select
from.
Our Seamless Lace or Button, for Gents can't be
beat In the finer grades you win ind we are not be-
hind.
WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER AT THE
LOWEST PRICEA
". n. RICHA
apis 1T Market Space. next to 6thss
THE REm1seros
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Only 80 keys to learn and operate. Prints 76 char
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The SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID. MOST DURABLE
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SUPERIORITY FULLY sUBsTANTIATED by the
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ton Send for illustrated circular to
WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
WASHINGTON oFFICE-CORNER EIGHTH AND
q F STREETS mh1e-sm
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UNDERTAKES

In K +. HARVEY,
UNDERTAKEN
aplflm go Pennsy y&Iist Ave. Y w
A RTHUR ROONEY'S
IA 14IH STREET FURNITURE AND UNDER
TAKING ESTABLISHMENT
sp6 1873 NV
JAMES BELLEw
~ USpERTAKER,
Corner Of g ST. and New Jersey ave NV Personal
estenIoh 10 All details OF funerals. fe2U
ID y CAIN co.
~ UNDERWRITERS,
Ao4A 1th ST., between New York ave. and L ST. NV
WASHINGTON, ID. L. f0-3m
f. NJ BoTELER,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
Nos 9l2 Pennsylvania avenue northwest and 785
9Th ST. southeast. Telephone call No. s54 d2-6m
ID w. BARKER
UNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER
6l2 llth street northwes.
Telephone call e47-i oce4
TOiiN r. WRIGHT,
y UNDERTAKEN AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1887 lCth street northwest
Telephoa.e e.l.i 1Va dlO
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WAR IN THE TEMPERANCE RANKs.-The
action OF the late Maryland State Temperance
Alliance I'm organizing as a political party has
been repudiated by the Rev. Thomas Poulson,
a prominent Methodist clergyman, who de.
clares il unwise and against the best interests
OF prohibition. William Daniels, late prohibi.
ton candidate for vice presdentof the United
hibitionists are Methodists there is now every
indication that each side will have fits pRrtl.
sans and the fight will be q lively one.
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PATENT was granted to-day 70 John p
Hickey, OF this city, for a Gathering wheel

A CASE OF ACCIDENTAL SHoorrNG.-Durfng
scu1fe over the possession OF q revolver be-
tween Louis Wayman, colored, and samuel
Hufi In Wandells saloon last night Charles
Murphy, coored, was shot I'm the arm. Way
man, in the Police Court this morning was
charged with assault with intent 20 kill MUIR
ply. The latter, however, declined To prose-
cute, swearing that he did not see who shot HIM
The case was dismissed as accidental shooting.
II was Wayman who kicked the late Officer
Phil Thompson in the eye, binding him.
DIP NETS ALLowED.-Under the new fishing
law the use o, dip nets is not prohibited. The
police have been notified not To interfere with
persons using the nets named. The order was
made in view OF the construction placed on the
law by the district attorney.
THE CABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Endi-
colt and Whitney were both absent rom the
regular cabinet meeting to-day, which was un-
usually long.
THE RESIGNATION OF LIST Lieut. Alexander L.
Morton, 9th artillery, has been accepted by the
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
CORNER OF GAY AND GREEN STREETS
GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. MAY FIFTH, 1885, ATs&z
SIX O'CLOCK. will sell, in front of the premi&
ses. part Of Lots Nos and 6, in square No. 80 -
fronting 60 feet the south side of Gay street. by
will be sold whole subdivided to suit purchasers
Terms liberal and made known at sale. ap2S-6t
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BURNING REvENUE OFFICER 10 DEATH
The revenue officers created a big excitemept In
Pearson county, n. c., by pounding down upon
seven Illicit distilleries. John Walters, the
chief offender, and four other men were bound
over to the United States court The officers
then went into Granville and destroyed I'VE
distllleries, but made no arrests OBryan, one
of the officers who left i'm one OF the distil-
leres, went to sleep, and when he woke up he
was on fire all over. While sound asleep his
clothes had been saturated with kerosene oil
and then set on fire. He was SO badly burned
that he died in two days,
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TDAMs EXPRESS coMPANY's SALE OF I'm.
CLAIMED FREIGHT
On THURSDAY MORNING., April. THIR
IIETa, 1855. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
Adams Express Company will sell, at the auction
rooms Of Duncanson Bros. corner 9th and d streets
northwest, to pay charges, about
1865 PACKAGES,
Comprising an assortment Of Trunks, Bundles Boxes
Packages &C., &C
All parties concerned win take notice.
Terms cash an17a
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
y TT r f HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CON-
IAINED IN HOUSE No. 92O STREET
NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY
NINTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell
the entire contents Of the above house. comprising
Walnut and Oak Chamber Sets,
Extension and Other Tables Window Shades,
Brussels. Stair and other Carpets
China, Glassware, Clocks, Pictures,
Mattresses, Bedding, Kitchen Utensils &C.
apps DCNCANSON BROS Aucts
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is dangerous - zen = distressing compliant Ifps-
elected. It tends. BY importing nutrition, apd Do.
pressing the tone ofthe system, TO prspsrs the way r
Rapid Decline.
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VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THIRTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
T STREETS NORTHWEST, AND ON v
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On "WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY
NINTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, shall offer II
for sale in front Of the premises the north p feet
inches of lot ;, square 275, and lot % square 2O4
Terms day of sale.
ap2o-d THOS E wAGGAMAN Auct
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NARY LoMAx TAYLOD "et al" complainantA, Va
EueEN1A Pliers WARREN "et all defendants. In
Equity, No 0269.
consideration OF the report of the trustees George
y. Appleby, William e. Edmonst0n and William
TaylGs snyder herein aled. reoommending that 90.
% sven them by the court TO accept the bid Of
W. I. Brown for the purchase Of lots ~ and II In
square NO. ~ IN Washington City, D. G.. lthe same
pelng the property known aS 21 Madison Place, and
the rssidsnce Of The late Bent Ogle layloe dec g
payable Sne-third cash and residue In 1. ~ and
yeaiS WI III nstes o. per centum per annum nom
day Of April. 4. y. 1895 ordered b. the Court that
the accept said bid and sell the said property
70 the saad w, J. Brown for the said sum ESQ 900
on LeSms aDreael4 unless cause be shown prior TO
Thureday Nay 7th 1856, why such sale should be
made q Why the terms q sale being fully complied
with, 1pal order Of ratification sale should be
passed on SAG seventh day Of Nay provided copy
% snss VsSss p R9pSneo daily IN The Evening Star.
Law heporfer prior 70 said seventh day Of May.
tSiened) A. a HAGNER AssO. JusticoL
true copy. Test: r. J. MEIGS, Clerk
ap23-2w By n. A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk.
FLEuRS ExCRETER IS ENDORSED BY
huudFsos OF our best otlens having cured them
Of COughs, Pulmonary COmplaints Rheumatlgm.
NJ h 3MA N
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Oklahoma Boomers.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 27.-There is an in
creasing sentiment throughout Kansas in
justification of the Oklahoma settlers Both
Houses OF the Legislature have adopted
strong resolutions requesting Senators and
Representatives in Congress to favor the
opening OF the Territory to settlement, and
there is scarcely any expressions in public or
through the newspapers in favor of the
action of the United States troops. People
are watching developments with great IN
terest, and the threatened conflict is gener-
ally condemned. New colonies are forming
in different parts of the State, and those
now in the Territory are receiving daily &C.
cessions. Three hundred men are said TO be
ready to move from Caldwell next Monday,
If matters are not brought to a crisis before
that time. A State Convention is called to
meet at Topeka, February 8, to take action
in the interest of parties desiring to locate
in the Oklahoma country.
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A committee consisiing OF william Ham,
ilion, OF Cslroonis. ". y. James s. Grin
mel of Greenfield. Mass. john z Russell,
Of Boston, end Professor [. p. Roberts of
CorI,sii University. appointed BY toe Brad
ley FertillziDg Company 10 award six pre-
mlums OrSied by that Company for the
Isrvf 81 yields from one pound of Dakota
req" potatoes with the use of their fertiI-
lzers. have made q most remarkable report.
based upon careful examination of sworn
statements from the competitors. The sue
oessful competitors and the amounts yielded
are: II. q. Pearson. Pitcairn, n. ", 1858
pounds; A Rose, Penn Van, N V, 2,349
pounds; @ +. Thompson, Lee, n. H., 2,IlS
pounds; Charles Miller. Akron O.,
1877 pounds; @. w. p. Gerard, Caribou
Me. 1889 pounds (. H. Vicks, Rochester,
N Y .320H pounds. These figures are all
remarkable enough, and the largest of them
z 55S) fold) is far beyond anything ever
before recorded in the culture of the potato.
Reduced 10 bushels, it would be a trihe over
forty-twO and onehalf bushels from single
pound of seed. Eight bushels of seed is q
fsir sDount for an acre, by ordinary meth
DDS OF planting, ard il the same rate of in-
crease could be realized from each pound of
the eight bushels, the crop would amount to
20, AGA bushels.