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A CHOICE LOT OF THE FINEST ER-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. NAY TWENTY.
all of them choice specimens. myis-3t
TT>HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
~ FHk6 81 FEE sRH HI
Nao om s to ws
~ e 1ss ssRnsnsSs i
So; I.SSBay ee,alng sam, 10 hands high, syears
has shown 22s private trial; warranted sound and
A. No. aBsy se siSa ARTHUR 15 hands bsb
y YEA III sld has ine 1S %s
No mare L soVo an an Khan hands high
years old; fine road and family mare she trotted
when M,h years old in 2:45l4; warranted sound and
c No 4 C, NED le hands high, years old fine
better than 2:3O fearless of steam warranted sound
No. 5-Bay 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
No. 6-Chestnut gelding PAUL JONES' 16 hands
s Ee m heFse for
family and ESad horse warranted sound and Kind
Sss
"a seconds; fine family and road horse or money
sesre des
1s s s1s Of 81 3s
'i'@s before The 5ss =. 81, u VIC SUCK any
'''l'u VIZ FuR RI {, see coSNELLY
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct, my1s-;st
4 UCTION SALE OF PREMISES NOS. 475-477
Under decree IF the snnreme Court NJ tho ME -,4
trct of oil in ., Equity eanse No
at public auction il front ofte premises on sATtE
P. NJ that certain parcel Of ground. situate in Wash
s. 4sa bssinnlas therefor at point The north line
and win said line street feet: thence NORTH
feet to the place with the
m nenee' consisting l" three t~ostory Frame 'sne
Terms OF sale One.third cash the residue in equal
for which the purchasers notes to be given. bearing
SIX SIX per cent interest e TO De retained until all OF
cling at purchaser cost.
rpou ,s now1,xe ,n.,,on..:4 ~ 5!h $: NV;
.''o'l 40 Do~ vi n.N': Aoe"0neer' my4-e0aS0s
So OWING TO THE ILLNESS OF THE TRUS-
TEE, the above sale Is postponed to SATURDAY
next the TWENTY-THIRDI INSTANT, at the same
hour and place, by order Of the Trustee.
mylS-mw, feds. TIOS. DOWNING Auct
~yy,II g. NJ oD
/ 1CNfAA-L hIthh,
- real fIstate AuctOneers, SZ5 st.
sALE OF VALUABLE INIMPROVED PROPER
1 TH7sEy XosT FEET e; FOUR ANR oNEHALE Is
CHES, MoKE OK LESS, On IHE SOUTH 81 DE
" N SIKIEI; NEAR TWENTi-FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST.
, Ne VII o.sT lot sale on EDNESDAI NAY ~
Nv ~ liEIi, 1850. AT FIVE O'CLOCK Z. SO
NJ In tro OF the premises, the east half of lot-sE
20 and AZ OF lots u and -; in square 100.
Terms: Ohe-iiird cash. balance in and two years,
WITH interest at the rate of Six per cent per
payable seinannualy: secured by deed trust on
deposit of 500 viii be required when bid is az
myl4d&ds DUVALL 4 MARI, Aucts.
IVyHONAS DOWTJNf; anction.ar
~ i'
COMFORTABLE FRAME. DWELLING, No 1000
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TRENTON, \. j., May lS.-Charles Kelly and
below this city, early this morning. when Kelly
drew a knife and stabbed Browne several times
in the breast and arms. Kelly claims that he
acted in selfdefense. Browne is badly injured
but will probably recover.
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REsIGNATIoNs.-Henry Booth, receiver Of
public money at Larned, Kansas, and s. 8. Eve
rett, of Massachusetts, o special examiner Of
the Pension office, have resigned.
Mr.. VIM WALKER, of Illinois, has been APP
pointed chief clerk OF the general land office,
vice J. Dempster Smith, to take eject on We'd
nesday.
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nUNALL e MARI,
II Real Estate AuctiOneers.

NO. 1926 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
BEING y TWbSTORY BRICK STORE AND
DWELi.iNG. CONTAINING SIX ROOMS AND
TWOSTDRl BRICK STABLE IN REAR.
On TUESDAY, MAY NINETEENTH. 1855. s.t~
at HALf-PAST FOUR PM, shall sell the a.. 4
above described property in front of premises T.
- 800 TeriIs to- be announced at sale. t,-.t
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Geo ZEE RRR GEE ssss
6 c En- En- Il Err R E EE ssss
9 &C T. r r z So
CCC ZEE K ZEE 0SSo
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,

IS without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
The MiIlers have not only the most perfect Mill
containing as if does all the most improved Machin
a Flour USsURPAsSEp by any mill in the world. To
prove that. we would simply state that large guam
Europe and eaten at the principal Courts of the old
world We GUARASTKE that it is made from selected
hard wheat grown In Minnesota and Dakota &c is
acknowledge fact, that in this Flour perfect sep
araton OF the glut1nos particles of the wheat berry
matter has at las: been reached and is consequently
more NGTEiIIoTS Yielding more bread TO the barrel
from its bread making qualities it is the cheapest
well as The best for either family or bakers use. and
unsurpassed by any Flour made Every sack and
every barrel Is warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
STERLING'S ST LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered TO the trade 1t is unexcelled any other
acting housekeeper and satisfy the most astdiousspi
cure
GILT-EDGE.
Amagnfcent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIAN nee.
A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour. made by the
celebrated Hungarian process 1t is very cheap and
beautiful Patent within the reach of all classes. ad
guarantee will give satisfaction 10 every ole who
VIII tIyIt
GOLDEN HILL
The Old reliable stand by and the Standard Family
Flour of the District II is equal in quality great
many hgh-priced Patent Flours, whist it can be
bought for considerable less money We defy compet
tors 10 bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL, and teel assured that any housekeeper who
by ali grocerS
Wholesale Depot, corner 1se St and Indianaavs
seI3 wM. GAIT & co.
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THE LABOR BUREAU AGENrs.-The COM
missions of the special agents of the labor
bureau were made out to-day, and the new
officials will at once enter upon the discharge
ftheir duties There will be three, and pro-
badly four, sent to Europe, and those who have
been practically agreed upon are Mr.. Wilson,
of the second auditors office; Mr.. Gould, Of
New York, formerly one of the teachers in the
High school in this city, and Mr.. Davis, of this
agents will be sent to all parts of the country,
the larger number will be located at the great
industrial centers.
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e. e. H Hns ?? E$$SEzx# NV: IS
B Ess III $ % WV IN IS IS
f III E E s. :; 6 81 ~ 81
sRBF II TIT TIT ZEE gRE ssss
e. 81 f s 5 T. T.. / Is / IS
WILL CURE
HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS PROsTRATION,
MALARIA,
CHILIS and FEvERS,
TIRED FEELING,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
PAIN in the BACK and SIDES,
IMPURE BLOOD,
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMTTIES,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Genuine has Trade Mark and Crossed Red
Lines on Wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER. 1
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The Wales Court

CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION,
After the recess, Mr.. Chambers examination
was interrupted while MIR. Wyeth DENLY, a
clerk in the office of the Secretary of Navy, was
put on the stand, and identified a list of en-
ployes of the bureau OF medicine and surgery
and their salaries, furnished by Surgeon Gem
eral Wales in April, 1882. Mr.. DENLY also pro-
duced memorandum made by himself where
in the names of the employees were transcribed
to a new list. and each having a number as
signed to his name, Carrgan being numbered
"153," and kirkwood "154."
Mr.. Chandler was then recalled, and after
consulting the papers produced by Mr.. DENLY,
testified that In the report of the efficiency Of
the clerks made by Surgeon General Wales in
May, 1882. Nos 1913 and 154, reported respect
lively as efficient, referred to Carrigan and Kirk
wood. The witness was crO5s-eXamined by Mr.
Wilson at some length.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMErER.-The follow
ing We're the readings al the signal Office to-day:
) a. M. $40; a. m 57.S; IL am, 600: Up.
m, -5.J.
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FANNY GRocERrE-.

We strictly for cash; consequently and will
sell cheaper than any other firm in the city.
Goods amounting to two dollars or over delivered
FIRE. To any part of the city.
All goods must give satisfaction money refunded.
Call and compare prices.
POOLE, BROOKE & CO.,
apis GA Louisiana avenue
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KILLED FOR FANCTEn INSULr.-Intense
excitement prevails I'm Liberty, Bedford county.
Va. over the murder 81 /. \. Jctcr. "A pronl.
n"ni business man, and one Of the most Ipopti-
lar CIT !z,n> OF the county. bN IL. Terry, sou a
Gen W IL. Terry. superintendent Of the state
pcnitentiary. Terry gave deter a dog some
time ago. and he named it afcr Terry sister,
oh the occasion ot the shooting Terry was pas.
ing letters place OF business aud jocuiaFlr
Jeter asked: ~ lay lac did not come 10 sos
MS kinSiolk"' referring 4" ia" dog Terry touRS
the remark as an insult. and. drawing a pistsil,
tired and INSTANTLY hilln-l lntnr-
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-yHoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
SPECIAL SALE,
A CHOICE COLLECTION
FURNITURE,


BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
GEN. CAPRON,
AT NC TON.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTI-
ETH, 1885. at TEN O'CLOCK within and in front of
my auction rooms shall sell a choice collection of
Household Goods belonging to the late Gen. Horace
Capron to which will be added the entire contents of
q private dwelling, embracing handsome Chamber
Sets, fine Carpets and other desirable articles
my16dtS THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
On FIRST STREET. NEAR b SOUTHWEST,
FACING CAPITOL PARK
BY virtue of "A deed OF trust, dated 10Th Novem e%
Der. Il D. 1883 and duly recorded in liber No. i;4f
1859 folio 's2 ct seq. of the land records A.
of the District of Columbia, shall sell uctlUl
on TT ESB-Al AFTERNOON, MA y \ IN t.TEENTH.
A ID. 1885. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in
front of the premises part of original Lot numbered
one in square numbered five hundre ed and seventy
SIX tot6l, in the City OF Washington District Of Co
lumba beginning for the same al the northeast
ofsad lot. running thence south twenty five 25 feet;
thence west one hundred 600 feet: thence north
twenty five i2jJ feet, and thence hundred
100 feet to the place of beginning Also part orig
lnal Lot numbered eleven I'D. in said square NUM-
bered five hundred and seventysiX (516) beginning
for the at tine southeast Of said LOT
and running thence west one hundred 900 feet;
thence north twenty (.O) feet thence east hun
dred 1CO feet and thence south twenty COZ feet
the place of beg nnng with improvements consisting
Of a frame dwelling
Terms: 0nethird cash. balance in six () and twelve
(12) months. with interest. and secured by deed of
trust upon the property sold deposit of 500 will
be required al time of sale Conveyancing AT cost of
purchaser. If terms of sale not complied With
within seven days from day of sale. the property will
be resod at risk and OF deting purchaser after
five days notice in he Evenns, star.
BENJAMIN p SNYDER, l,.z.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT,) llus'eeS
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

II AIDES: BEFORE YOU PURCHASE A SEWING
IL Machine, We would advise you to examine The
celebrated llghtfunnng and everlasting NEW
HOME SEWING MACHINE. Always ready
work. The range of work done this machine
not be surpassed. A child can manage it
sold on easy monthly payments, and special ot$-
count for cash.
Be sure to try the NEW HOME before you buy.
s. OPPENHEIMER d BRO,
52S 9th street northwest,
~ loud Building
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine,
Good Machines for rent, by week or month Al
kinds repaired mylG
TINHE NOBLEsT ROMAN OF THEM ALL
4 Amer 10 years practical experience I'm the Sewing
Machine business al corner 9Th and II streets
ready 10 sign my IL that the Silent New Am,r-
lean, No. Z, Is the most perfect piece OF wonderful
mechanism ever produced. IL Is not experiment.,
but established fact there LOO of them
now in In this city Call send for testimonials
from Washington ladies, mechanical and dress.
Ala kers all over the CITY, machine made By an
old company and sold by reliable house h what tie
people want Send for catalogue. No drummers No
two profits: c. AUERBACH, corner 9TH and ii streets
soie agent ~ y my1$
CUPPosE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEy;S
- Reliable Sewing Machine House, Az Sth St ana
see the New Automatic White. IL is little Daisey
New Machines of all kinds
Renting and Repairing. milo
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7 X. FULTON, Auctioneer.

II X. FULTON, AuCtioneer
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
will sell by public a;ctOn al my Store. l2IS Penn
syvaIlla avenue. commencing TUESDAY. MAY
NINETEENTH at TEN O'CLOCK a. NJ stock
OF Forfeited Pledges. from Nos 2O.i23 S0,6!O in
elusive This sale viii continue mornings at 10 o'clock
and evenings az 80 O'Clock. until all the lots sold
Persons holding tickets VIII please take notice
niyi5-6t* H. X. FULTON Pawnbroker and Auct
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4 ,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
Toll STREET, BETWEEN d AND L STREETS.
by virtue of decree of the supreme Court of4>9
me grc Of ON the s day
December 1851 in equity cause No. S664, Doe. %.
plaintiff and John h. Tyler and others defendants,
shall sell TO the highest bidder in front of the prem
on THuRsDAY i THikTfETH DAY 9 OF : APRIL APRIL
'eS 11s and N ssv six S ,he sghi @ nine a.
one Il in Square No. six hundred and thirty (t:so)
dions forth and described in the deed of partition
dated December ~, 1877 entered into between An
and recorded with Inc plat Of sabd vision annexed in
Liber =, folio one Of the laud records of Wash,
that part of aid lot III, in said square No $50 at
,a Sshs gfs e na an 20 ESss S1
depth OF one hundred and twenty 900 feet.
third of purchase money in cash. and the balance
in nine 80 and eighteen Qsl months from the date OF
chasers shall give ther notes drawing six t6) per
interest per annu secured by deed or deeds Of trust
dollars on each lot be made wien the property is
JOHN {. HEAD. Trustee.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts apIsrdEdbs
bA9 dF Mk2 ISL
apio-eo&dbs Trustee.
Tffsbh5 sH i BAY OF NAY
lSSo same hour place when it will positively be
apl2-tu.ih. s&m Join c HEALD, Trustee.
TI,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
TOM. B0KDEKINts0N ROCK GREEN. NEAR
THE STREET RE T, BRIDGE AND METRoPoLI
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the leth day -
ofJanuary, 1854. and recorded in lber O66 folio
3U2 1t seq one the land records for the District
Of Columbia and by direction of the parties secured
the etSH day ' on MSN9
1855 at FIVEOCLOCK p. NJ, all that certain ground
trict of Columbia. contained within the metes and
bounds following, TO Wit: beginning for the
point in the angle of West street extended in said
south 44la deg. west, IL 40 perches from
Rock Creek, where it is crossed by a bridge,
said premises filed i'm No S121, equity docket
No ~, supreme Court D. CD at the letter " b.
10 Rock creek at the point designated said plat
the letter A thence with the wind ng of Rock creek
as follows: south 74 deg east. lO perehes; south
perches north All. deg east, perches: north Iii.
deg. east, perches; north deg. west. i perches:
Rock creek south All, deg west Is 4-iO perc6es to
the point of beginning containing Two and quarter
nex and Elizabeth Oeriley by W. r. Woodward trus-
tee by deed duly recorded in lber j. A $, No. 115,
gether with all the rights and Improvements thereto
belonging. Sale! improvements consist of three 3)
story frame dwelling.
Terms Ur sale: One-third cash; balance in notes of
twelve and eighteen months with interest from day of
sale to be secured by deed of trust property sold
$3.50 to- be paid time OF sale. Upon the failure of
purchaser To comply with terms of sale within five
DAYS after sale property will he resod at and risk
Ofdeiauting purchaser after five days notice in THE
EVENING STAR newspaper. All conveyancinS al pur-
chaser cost.
uvs-asas A hSRFS yd j; PHyALL Trustees.
r1HoMAs ]. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
:" G. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers,
LIZ 9OS Pennsylvania ave. and 907 louisiana q

We will offer at auction on TUESDAY MORNING,
NAY NINETEENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK. large
Chamber Suites, Marbe-top and Plain Bureaus Bed
sstai. Wardrobes Lounges, Chairs, WaShstands,
common 1aoles d c.: Carpets In Brussels Tapestry
and straw Mattinss: Refigerators, Baby Carriages,
BIooms &c; CrocAery in Toilet and Table Ware. A
1t H {, WELLS CO
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers
REGULAR SALE OF PARLOR, CHAMBER, DIN.
ING ROOM, Library AND OTHER FURNI-
PETS, &C.
ALSO,
TWO NEW BALTIMORE KITCHEN RANGER
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
TWO SCHUETZEN RIFLES, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MORNING, MAY NINETEENTH,
At Ten O'CLOCK, will sell in front and within
sales rooms, 9th and ID streets northwest general
coLectOn OF Household Goods. 1t
TTNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
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CHn RuppEnr.
NOS. 4O3 AND lO5 TTH ST. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
WHITNEY CHILDRENS' CARRIAGE COMPANY.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
ROLLER SKATES,
BICYCLES, TRICYCLES
VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, ETC
TRAVELLING AND LUNCH BASKETS,
ALL SIZES. ALSO A LARGE
VARIETY OF EASTER EGGS DISPLAYED
mills
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Outrage nv n Nutafto.

MRS. KEFNE's DESPERATE sTRUGGTT on A
COUNTRY RoAp-THE VILLAIN Captured
Mrs. George Keene, respected lady n
Meekin's Neck. Hoopers Island district. Dr.
chester county. Md. was leloniously assaulted
al 4 O'Clock saturday morning by mulatao
named Charles Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. kccne
left their home In a carriage, the former Ia 30
some business near by and the latter "a pay a
visit GO her sister, Mrs. Levin T. Dunnock. NJ.
kccne did not drive his wife the entire distance,
but allowed her 10 aligm at the road about ole
mile from her sisters house. while he kept down
the main road 10 powcll's mills. two miles DIS
tant. Mrs. kecne, after leaving her husband,
walked leisurciy up the lane AMER Coipg
short distance she observed Williams in tie
hedge. Not suspectiDg any thing wrong. No.
kcvne continued on her way. When o1ppSifs
the place wher, Williams disappeared Size saw
the bushes open and the mulatio sprang u.tt
and seized her by the throat. Mrs keenc T. &
fine build about 30 wears 81 age. She fouEhG
hIaNeiN Tor some time with the man. MHo
nnallS dragged her Ia the bushes nnd rhok'
her INTO. silence. After the assault he IA {:
Now Won may 90. never meant 10 hurt yuu
Williams then He'd and Mrs. kecne, IN an eS-
hauSted condition. regained her feet aud tnttcra1
CA Co her sisters home. where she told tfG ianls
at Williams crime "a the family. Mr.. pUnnork
Immediately started in pursuit and WIS so "a
joined 10y several friends. Williams was trRcf a
Ia a marsh. and upon being discovered drew a
large knife and made rush for his purSuef@.
lie was oVerpowcrcd and securely tied. severed
oi the m"h prepared rrF'e and while pokiH Z
about for suitable limb Constable stewart AL
- i'"SSe NJ mon arrived ON the scene ana - <
the prisoner from the angry men. " lliaias
WAS given preliminary hearing before Justice
RICHARDSON. Mrs, kcene appearing against
hlm. lie was then taken Ia Cambridge aud
lodged in jail. The buildin. l. being strongly
Guarded. as threats To mob the place are
freely spoken Of
EMBEzzLFNENTB BY AfiovrRNMr~r ssAYEa
Norman 81. Camp. FN-a~SaNFr 81 the Bei.-c k1fT
assay office, WAS arrested on saturday. chars
with cmhezzing Sl2.3l6nTI'nited states funds
while he was a>saNrr. Hi> examination comes
onto-day. Spcnllie Efaden. the newly appointed
a>SitNer, arrived on saturday ana took charge
the ASSAY office
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Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and information
regarding the markets received through wires
instantly, direct from the New York stock Ex.
change All orders executed and reported promptly
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UNDERTAKES.

HI II. f. HARVEY.
UNDERTAKEN
api3-lm s22 Pennsy wanna Ave Nv.
4 RTHUR RoONEY'S.
"A l4It oIli-ET fUKNITI RE AND UNDER
1AhlAG ESIABLISHMLNT
apo i73s NV.
JAMES BELLEW,
- UNDERTAKEN,
Corner OF q 81. and New Jersey ave. NV. Personal
attention 10 all details OF funerals fe:,O
liz UNDERWRITERS.
lOll 9Th ST., between New lorE ave. and l. ST. W..
WASHINGTON, ID. e. nj-sIn
r. NJ BoTELER
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
Nos e12 Pennsylvania northwest ana m
Sth st. southeast Telephone call No. s54 d2-6m
ID W. BARKER
UNDERTAKEN AND PRACTICAL EMBALMI.R.
6l2 llth street northwest
Telephone call 94T-4 oc2s
John r. WRIGHT,
- CSDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1887 10Th street northwest
Telephone call 1o8 do
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4S- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY. A. ID.
1850, sam" hour and place when it will positively be
offered. unless weather prevents.
apl2-tuth SIN JOHN G. HEALD, Trustee
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Local NOfeS.

CHARGED WITH GRAVE INSULTS TO LADIES.
William >. Hunter alias Lawrence, a young
man 22 years old, from Richmond, Va was
arrested this afternoon by Detective Raft for
making indecent gestures to ladies' in the
neighborhood of 9th and + streets northwest
ana locked up AT the seventh precinct station
duct on former occasions, and to-day he was
caught in the act.
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lDNEY L. NIMMO,,

SrErNwAY Pianos.
me B.st in the World Together with a large as
sorinent of other Pianos constantly en- hand ut the
Music store of EDWARD F. DR0gp
Farmer of the late W. q. VI tTZfROTr & 90,
80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
koie Agent 1Or SIeinway Il sons Iiabler Grove
sieen- Wheelock. Marshall, Wendell and other Pr
rIlII.l
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

( HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
- PROVE REAL ESTATE ON NOTTH CAPI-
Toll STREET, BETWEEN D AND L STREETS.
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IL, i. W11p & Bro

STECK AZ 20,
EMERSON, AND BACS eco
PI A NOS.
WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS
Pianos and Organs exchanged. repaired, tuned
boxed: for rent by day, wsek. month year Rent
sIpiied ii purchased.
Vii siocA VI ~. Music
HENRY EBFRBACH
915 street,
m3I Managing Partner Of the late firm Of Kills Co
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fg- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, 1885
same hour and place JOHN &. HEALD,
ap}0-eoSdbS Trustee.
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New Orleans Moasses, 55 TO 15c. gal.
Telephone CaIi-4S-2 myS
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A 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., Al AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. NAY 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. Auct,oneers.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LONG BOA
MARY ANN SHEA" At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
SECOND, 1850, at FIVE O'CLOCK. at Johnson
wharf foot Of Eth street sw viii offer for sale the
Ions Boat Mary Ann Shea, with all her sails. tackle,
&c. al public auction. to close estate The boat Is
in good condition in all respects, VIII carry about
fortv-ive cords pine wood, 10000 of lumber
Terms OF sale: Cash.
my l6-dtSls SARAH SHEA. Administrators