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Four Men Drowned at Great Falls.
THROWN FROM sKIFF IN WHICH THEY WERE
CROSSING THE RIVER.

About o'clock this morning four colored men
were drowned in the Potomac, near the Great
Falls. These men-Wm. Gray, Jesse Gray, r.
H. Howard and Geo. Washington-with another
colored man, had been engaged during the
night in unloading coal from a canal boat. When
they got through work they started to return to
their shanties, on the Virginia side ofthe Poto-
when the frail craft was dashed against a rock
Din the rapids) and the occupants Of the boat
were thrown out. Only one of the five men
ployed by Chittenden Bros, contractors, at pres
emit engaged in constructing the dam at Great
Falls. The bodies have not yet been recovered.
were from Sharpsburg. Nd. and George Wash.
ington from Fairfax county, Va. They were
drowned at two o'clock. Dan Herbert, the
They were all men Of families, sober and in
dustrious. The riverl Is being dragged for the
bodies.
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No Szn-SAw
F.: FL + $Sss T. Is: Is:
& & Il Co ERR ssss
NOT DOWN IN TIE PAPERS AND uP IN THE
STORE

WE HOPE THE ENTIRE POPULATION
OF WASHINGTON WILL READ THIS ADJ
VERTIsEMENT CAREFULLY. WE HAVE
FOUND THAT BECAUSE WE ADVERTISE
no SELL CLOTHING AT EXACTLY
10 PER GENT ABOVE COST OF MANU-.
FACTURE, SOME IMAGINE THAT WE
MERELY USE IT As A CATCH 10 DRAW
TRADE WE WISH THE PUBLIC 10 Dis
TINCTLY UNDERSTAND THAT WE PUR.
SUE A STRICTLY oNE-PRICE SYSTEM.
THE PRICE AT WHICH THE GOODS ARE
MARKED Is THE VERY LOWEST AT
WATCH THEY ARE TO BE SOLD: THEIR
WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS TO THIS
RULE WE WILL NOT LET GO FOR S1l.9g
THE SUIT THAT Is MARKED $12 WE,
HAVE MARKED EVERY GARMENT AT.
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE WE OF.
FER YOU LOW PRICES. WE GIVE You
CANDID, TRUTHFUL ADvERTTSEMENTS
AND WE WILL TREAT ALL PLEASANT.
LY, BUT WILL MAKE NO DEVIATION
IN ANY CASE FROM MARKED PRICE
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THos E. wAGaAMAN, Real Estate Auctiopeer.
NORTHEAST, SURROUNDS m Nv I'M
Full GROUNDS Ao IL
viii offer u public auction, In front of the .fA
FIVE VCt0Ck r NJ. Lots 80 to 40 inclusive. E;ta
square os6 I'm ed rs above described
my7-d&ds THOMAS T. wAGGaMAN A.
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Vx7HuE MAKINo REPAIRS

TIYHuE WAKIN0 REPAIRS
N QUE FRONT WE WILL SELL YoU
100 Children's Xnee Haufs 6 500; "a o. 7eGi
41.26 d. u; q Doyv Long Pants at l7tc; u. - do
q; % Sailor FlAnnel Suits 6 q 60 026O Chudxena
$40 cSdrsns IL: = f In - q Is. q; Ssfd
Nv. HELBY,
ap21 101lrlo16 PonnaylvnnlA ava
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YJNRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE STEAMBOAT
Il PROPERTY.

Under and by virtue 81 deed of trus. bearing date
NE ZSan oy 9 June 10 20 dSE roeoTe.i IN LleeI
District of Columbia, and a; the request the bond
holders secured thereby. the undersigned trustees Will
sell WEDNESDAY. THE THlRT ZENITH DAY
OF NAY, 1855. commencing al ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Ieary al city of Washington. the said District
the following READ ami personal property belonging to
the Potomac Steamboat COInpany-that Is to say:
All the right. tie, interest and estate of the said
COMPANY being one undivide! moiety in square num-
bered four hundred and sey en[y-twO in the said
city. with the buildings and wharf related the said
O. in square numbered four hundred and seventy
three a3 IN the said city. with the wharves oppo-
and %, in i,rp u,r.ret W. ~
wharves, and water rights and privileges annexed
aud belonging the said lots and 10 lot numbered six
teen To- ia the square last above uueiItioued
Also iot neInosTe,i Ihisie,n ~ IN square num-
with the improvements. wharf privileges and APP
Also a cert ain railroad al or near Qnantco. Va
called the Potomac railroad. about one and seven
yacent wharf and certain tract of land containing
about three and one-,hird 3ll acres near the said
wharf
Also the several steamers. Georgeanna George
Ieary and Excelsior, with their tackle, apparel and
Also a claim against the Harlan and Holnaswor,h
Company for ttana-es resulting from defective
struct!on of steamer. amounting To about thirty K
hundred dollars 600 Mil, interest besides ex-
pe.ls.-, demurrage e.. The counsel for the company
al Banore agreed conduct this suit not yet
Commenced. To legal termination in the of fast
resort. upon conf ngent Zee Of twenty-five per
The Potomac railroad the wharf and real estate
OuarcO viii be sold together. steamers George
anna and Excelsior efrrs.teIy.
The Washington r.sl estate the wharves and the
steamer George Leary. and all property connected
Herewith Will be sold together.
Terms Of sale: CASH
JOHN SELDEN. lr-.>s.oo.
LEIGH ROBINSON ! i"'eeo~
DCNCANSON BROS. Aucts ap1-tu&St hee DDS
h1- IN CoNSEQCENCE OF THE INCONNENI
enc OF bringing the steamer tseOr-e.tnna this port
the sale Of that steamer viii be adjourned BY the un
1ersigned al the time and place Of sale advertised
above I'LL THREE O'CLOCK = VI. OF THU r. D-iY
MAY EOC RTEE\TH. ISs>-1 a. the wharf of the Co
lumbar Iron Works. Locals. Point. Baltimore, Md
JOHN SELDEN. f1,.,
my.S9 LEIGH RO:i NSON. / trustees.
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apps
NAroE SrovEs.

NApoR SrovEs
DO not buy until you have examined our large
nortment of five different makes. especially the i'm
proved CROWN JEW Fl. and the DAVIS SINGLE
GENERATOR STOVE, having only one burner that
you have 10 heat. then the others ready for
Call and See them In 81 sizes and prices
W. Is JENKS & co.
app Ut It'll street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC1AL.


The following are the opening and 2:30 pm. prices
ofthe New York Stock marke to-day. reported by
special wire to II. H, Dodge $50 18th street:
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I'd EDITION
--latest kilograms to The Star.
The Brooklyn Disaster.
IoCRrEEN BODIES RECOVERED FROM THE RI
AND vEEPERsoNS STILL Nrs<rNG.


fouRrEKN BODIES RECOVERED FROM THE RUINS
AND sxvfxPERsoNs STILL M1s<1NG.
BROOKLYN, n. T., May THE first things
wrecked and burned ON Monday, in south
brooklyn, were two small fragments Of human
uesh- A few minutes later another small piece
OF nesh was uncovered. Superintendent God
ssid: Il called at police headquarters and was
told that there we're still seven bodies missing
The doctors, who have examined the shapeless
black portions Of human bodies taken from the
ruins, reported this morning that all of four
teen persons are thus represented. The number
OF persons missing up to am. to-day were p.
II IL the general belief that twenty-one does
not cover all the victims Of the calamity. and
mat when other parts OF the ruins are searched
more bodies including those OF several young
girls, will be found. The place where the dead
nave been found is In the rear portion OF the
west extension where the floors fell in and the
men In bursts shop were buried in the wreck
before the IRE occurred. All the injured per-
sons, including Mrs. Henrietta Hass and her
oaaughter Emma, are doing well and viii prob
Mr. Hendricks Leaves for Atlantic city.
fHILADELPHIA, May Twice President Hen.
u1ieAs lett mere for Atlantic City this morning.
The Baptist Convention.
AUGUSTA, GA, May 1.-THE Baptist conven-
tion was called to order here to-day by Vice
PRESIDENT Reuben Jones' OF Virginia. A resolu.
ton TO consolidate the home and foreign mis-
sion boards was ruled out of order. 1t will
a&ain.be introduced. An address on ministerial
education" was delivered by DIR. Manly OF
kentucky. The convention was addressed by
two delegates from Mexico, Messrs. Porfirio
rodriguez and J. Martinez, who spoke in
Spanish.
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Tm Crt;rsnArrD

IHE OEfEBRATED
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CE11ENE
The strongest and best known to the trade
~ a. I. CRAWFORD,
Sole Agent for District Of COLUMBIA
Of6ce-1410 + Ut. nv.
Warehouse-H. I. Biscoes wharf, foot OF 10th II ew.
Orders promptly AIled and deliveries made % any
part Of the city,
GRANOLITH1C ARTIFICIAL sIONE
ASPHALTUM, NEUCHATEL AA6TlC.
Streets, Sidewalks, Stables, Basement ano Cellar
Floors, or wherevef solid, smooth and onrsnae
Orders prompsiy ATTENDED 70, ana IN work suaran.
teed for the term Of dye XsHzS.
An rop9eoeutationO that the above work - now Per
formed hv ma b an infringement Of any r1xh0 o.
others. or that any court ha2 % held y tnCotfeC&
= guarantee az patrons Of my work atain3 sny
II. L CRAWFORD,
1ns q ~:
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TJNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON d. c.

IN WASHINGTON D. c.
Under and by virtue Of the provisions Of the last -
VIII and testament of Thomas Weaver, late of ika
washington. District of Columbia, admitted to, n.3
probate April Is 1884 and recorded in will book NO
II foos 26O, &c, the undersigned, executor will
oer at public auction the following property herein
aISer described, on FRdD IDA NAY TWEMrYoSEC,
-, IN {; IL Wiltbuger's subdivision Of square 442
Lots 2o &c and "a have each front of % feet by a
depth of 100 feet
And at FIVE-rHIRTY O'CLOCK, SAME DAY,
Lots u and 81 in Hawes subdivision OF Mount Pleas
ant containing 6S square feet each. Lot 81 is Inn
proved by comfortable Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of Sale: On each property sold Onethrd cash
and the residue In two equal payments and two
years with interest at six per cent per annum until
paid and secured by deed of trust All conveyancng
and recording at purchaser $50 deposit required
On each piece of property at the time of sale.
ROBERT D. WEAVER
my 1dtS Executor.
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BOWLING. Auc,ionee,

TTyHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FINE SADDLE MARE, BEAUTIFULLY GATED,
FOURTEEN HANDS HIGH. FIVE YEARS
OLD, WARRANTED SOUND, AND SUITABLE
FOR LADIES OR CHILDREN. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NAY NINTH, 1885. at
TWELVE NJ, in front Of salesrOoms will sell the
above animal
TERMS Cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
my1-2t Auctioneer.
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TERMS. CASH.

GALE. UNDER DECREE. OF DESIRABLE
- BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH CAPITOL AND
|. -rHEF.IS. IN SGT ARE No. 81.
By virtue of a decree. PASSED by the supreme f5sS
Court of the District of Columbia in Equity cause 1E
M. 5ISt Will sell, III public auction. IL front of--e
Tn. premises on TIL L ls-SlJA MAY FDC RIEENTH
1Ss>5. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Lots numbered from
A. to i~ both inclusive. of Peter COanS suo,V SiOn
of square No 62I. These lots are Unimproved four
teen of them front about = 20 feet north
and eight of them about I62 feet ON North Capitol
street
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree: One-third
cash and the balance at six and twelve months, for
which the of the purchaser will De taken bear
Ing per Ccntum from the day of SALE and
lien retained upon the property sold All convey
ancing at expense of purchaser.
WM. r. MATTINGfIY. Trustee
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CT n PER MONTH WILL BUY A HANDSOME
% IL SQUARE OR UPRIGHT PIANO of best
make, at SIDNEY T. NIMMUS,
433 It'll street northwest.
$5 PER MONTH WILL BUY AN ELEGANT OR
GAN, ofany STYLE and finest make, at
SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S,
433 It'll street northwest
ALARGE STOCK OF SECONDHAND PIANOS
and ORGANS, some but slightly used at great bar.
gains SIDNEY 7. N1MMO,
433 It'll street northwest.
A VERY HANDSOME STEINWAY PIANO. but
little used at immense sacrifice; will seldom month
ly installments of $40
SIDNEY r. NINGMO,
433 It'll street northwest.
SEVERAL VERY FINE PARLOR ORGANS at
prices ranging from $26 to $50.
SIDNEY r. NINIMO,
433 7th street northwest.
AN ELEGANT UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND
PIANO. but eight months old, at tremendous bargain,
and payable in monthly installrnents Of $40
SIDNEY n NTMMn
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Gen. Grant was weighed yesterday, tipping
the scales u LAT, gain OF one pound In . week.
tftal Of Cauyerius for the murder OF Lillian Mad
tsoO.
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w B. WEBB, 1n
ap30d&ds BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, Alustees
HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

F Pr I, STREETS, GEoRGETowN, D. C.,
on TUESDAY, NAY TWELFTH. 1885, at .,.e
SIX O'CLOCK. win sell, on the premises. Lots ~
or the east Side faye9is Street BY depth Of 15o
feet Also part Of lot So fronting 50 feet on the west
property is in square 1O7, the terminus of the
Metropolitan line of cars and nearly opposite the Con-
Terms: One.fourth cash: balance in one and two
deed Of trus, on the propertv sold onVeyaneeS aSS
recording at cost Of purchaser deposit of $50 will
be required on each property ut time of sale
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE
BY virtue Of writ of attachment No. 25, 9e7, at
Court Of the District Of Columbia and to me directed
win sell at public sale for cash. at the auction house
lin street northwest: by order Of the Court on
Tgk :, Az hs Dc, F9TkTsESra IN DA ~ Of
claim ard interest Of the defendant in and 70 the fol-
Of ss M a M
Wason Grease, Goblets. Lamps and Chimneys
as rs% sSa
Kope. oueensware, Glassware. Show Case, lot OF
Casks contents, Tea in chests Macc.ron Liquors
Canned Peaches. MoiaSses. &c, levied upon as the
Sn q Wh Marshal hanfa
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. ms, ,9.l1&l3
aNS sALE o RR E!KE THKEE sToRS
N S2s kSi DS PoSr SiR, STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court Of e.x
the District ofColumba. holding q special term III
IN Equity Court passed III cause Hubbard against ls4
trossann, No ~ Doc ~ will Sell at public niIe.
ton, in front of the premises. On the TWENTY.
SIX DAY OF MAY, 4. ID. 1855. AT TIA LF-PAST
lard and premises known and described on the ground
plat or plan OF The city Of ashingon. District OF Co
gln6i as ard being lot numbered t'tyfour (1I), Of
hundred and fifleen Ci5J as recorded in the Of
flee of the surveyor OF the District of Columbia in Ii
Der ten lo) Folio ffy-three t53), together with ali
the improvements, &C. thereon consisting of a fine
well built threestory and basement Brick dwelling
With modern COIN e1ences. The said property heinz
S..iOO unpaid.
TERMS One-third Cls) cash. balance in equal install
ments, In ore and two years, the notes OF the puF
chaser with Interest at six per cent per TO be
iveD for the deferred payments said to be Sc
cured by deed of trust the property sold. deposit
Of $50 70 be made st the time the property Is knocked
down. Terms of sale to be- complied with In ten daya
All conveyanciEg at the cost of the purchaser.
CHARLES JAMES BELL, Trustee
1897 Pennsylvania ave.
Washington, D. C.
| DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers ep3O-8taw.Sd,
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49, 9Th street n. W.
THOS f WAGCAMAN, Auct. myt-d,SdS

|HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE CNIM-
u PROVED REAL ESTATE ON NORTH CAPl-
Toll STREET. BETWEEN ID AND ESTREETS
BY virtue of u decree of the Supreme Court of Ae
the District of Columbia passed on the eth day of xe
December. lSS3, land amended on the 9Th day of-s-
December, lSS3 in Equity cause No 1864, Doc. 23.
wherein the National Union Insurance Company is
plaintiff and John Il. Tyler and others defendants,
shall sell to the highest bidder. in front of the pTen
on THURSDAY, THIRTIETH DAY OF APRIL,
1885, Lots Nos six 49, 90, eight 49, nine o.
ten io and eleven in the subdivision of Lot No
ID, in Square No six hundred and thirty 500
according to the metes and bounds, covenants and
Conditions forth and described the deed of par
tiiion dated December 20. 1871 entered into between
Andrew Wylie and NAV c.. his wife, and Margaret
Gezel, and recorded with the plat of subdivision
pexed in Liber -. folio -. of the land
cords of Washington county in the District of Column
bia- Also, all that part of said lot one d. in said
square No $50 the northeast thereof front
ing North Capitol street thirtyfve (5l feet and
(l2OJ feet
Terms fsale, prescribed by the decree. One
third of the purchase money in cash. and the balance
~ nine 49, and eighteen 49, months from the date of
ale For the deferred payments the purchaser or pur
haserS shall give their notes drawing six 90 per cent
interest per secured by deed deeds of
Pm the property purchased A deposit of fifty $50
toilars lot must be made when the property
Knocked All cOnveyancing to be at the cost
of the purchaser or purchasers
JOHN L. HEALD Trustee,
oOl + ST. NV
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctS ap1S-d&dbs
sD THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
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4 UCTION SALE OF PUBLIC ANIMALS
A1OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CONMISSARY OF
SUBSISTENCE
WAsHISGToS, d. G.. April 25 1885.
(THOMAS BOWLING, AUctiOneer.)
Will be sold at public auction at TWELNEOCLOCK
NJ on WEDNESDAY. MAY TWENTY EVENTH,
1855 the L. = Subsistence Depot, 18th street,
tween and L streets southwest,
FINE MULES
WELLS WILLARD.
uv1 56 25 o6G, Cant and q : T. : Army
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CONCENTRATED
CRAB ORCHARD
WATER.
THE GREAT RENOvATOR.
USED. RECOMMENDED AND INDoRSED ny
PHYSICIANS ALL OVER THE WORLD
THE ONLY REMEDY THAT ACTS ON ALL or
THE GREAT ORGANS OF THE HUNAN
THE LIVER ,Vo4anI on<;
mTru uYr,yrx,, liIjaiu 9df v vana1
TIE 1owta L !.
SURE sAFE-sPEEDY- -
PossEssEs THE COMBINED MEDICINAL vm-
TUES OF ALL THE FAMOUS NATU-
RAJ WATERS.
CONSTIPATION, SICK HEADACHE. DYBpEr.
S1A are promptly curedby It. We control ell the pro-
ducts of these famous sprtngs-both salts and Water.
All genuine preparations bear the Grab Apple TfAde
Marx on the labels Get the genuine .'CrAb Apple
in sealed packages. ht 10 cents and 20 cents each
CRAB oRCHAhDwATERo 90, Propristnn
SIMON N. JONES. axanassr.
ap18ths.tu Luuisv1l1e. X.
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1T,HoMAs DOWNING, Auctloneer
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS
PROPERTY, BEING No. 126 sENENIH

LtEW AUClIUHttI
CATALOGUE SALE
SUPERIOR COLLECTION
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
TO Re SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
Southwest Corner Of Iith street and Pennsylvania
.Avenue Washington. u. C.,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
MAY ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH. 1885,
COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
THOMAS BOWLING.
AuctiOneer.
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OOl r ST NV
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctS ap1S-dtdb
THoMAs FISHER & Co, Real Estate AuctiOne

ss- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, 1855,
same hour and place. JOHN {. HEALD,
aD:StteOsSdbS Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BOWLING. Aucuonecr.

GJNHOMAS BOWLING Aucuonecr
AN ELEGANT TURNOUT AT AUCTION
SUPERB DARK BAY tEIORAl WITH BLACK
POINTS. EIGHT YEARS OLD SOUND AND
WITHOUT A FLEMISH, 151a HANDS; PER-
FFCTLY GENTLE; CAN TROT IN 2:40: SIRED
BY RASHAW, JR-- OFT OF a TROTTING
MARE
ALSO,
BUGGY BUILT BY BREWSTER To ORDER:
NEARLY NEW; AND SET OF HARNESS.
MADE 10 ORDER AND IN PERFECT ORDER
On SATJ RDAY MA NINTH. 1855. at TWELN +
OCIOCk, IN front fmy auction rooms. shall sell
the above elegant outfit This - splendid oppor-
tnuity for gentleman of means 10 secure superb
turnout IL will he sold without reserve as the owner
leaves for Europe in few days my6 dts
FINHOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS
PROPERTY, BEING No. 126 SEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN G. AND II STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
On w EDS ESDAY. MAY THIRTEENTH. 1885
at SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ. in front of the premises,
will sell the following described prOperIy-parts OF
lots ! and 2. square No 429 fronting Is feet and
eleven inches side of 9Th street northwest, by
adepth OF 80 fee; to alley lO feet wide, being No
726 9Th street northwest. improved by fOur-story
brick dwelling. containing eighteen rooms with mod
improV emeuts, ana large store room first floor
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust the prop
erty- AL conveyanciDS and recording cost of pur
chaser. deposit OF S200 will be required az time OF
sale. THOMAS BOWLING.
myfSd&ds Auctioneer.
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KNIGHTS OF ST. CoLUMBKILLE-The Knights
of st. Columbkille have elected the following
officers: Commander, T. A. Duffy; first deputy,
James Lawlor; second deputy, John Maloney;
third deputy, James L. Common; treasurer, NJ.
D. Stack; financial secretary, S. p. NcGrath;
recording secretary, VIM. Murphy; board of
governors, T. A. Duffy, James Lawlor, John
Maloney, ]. L. Common, p. Sullivan, NJ. ].
O'Brien, James L. Sullivan, H. Brosnan.
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SrRro Own SAcKs
AT VERY Low PRICES s1LK LINED. SILK
FACED OR PLAIN.
DIAGONAL AND CABLE TWIST
PRINCE ALBERT AND FoURBUTToN CUTA-
WAY COATS AND VESTS.
NoBBY LINE OF SUITS IN SACKS AND cuTA-
WAYS PRICES FROM $40 TO s1s
Boys, YOUTHS AND cHfLDRENs CLOTH.
ING IN AGES FROM 10 1a
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR,
TOCKED WITH ALL THE NEW DESIGNS OF
GOODS FOB SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
NOAH WALKER 4 Co,
ap22 1926 Pennsylvania Avenue
LADIES
WHY SUFFER- LONGER WITT
TENDER FEET,
When you can purchase FINE SHOES, made by hand.
for $3.50 and o. and made 70 measure for t5 In any
style you desire
We make for you the celebrated wAUKENPHAST
Apa other styles Of Shoes for only e6. .
demand for our FAMOUS % soshoss
III thtie Ind gents assures ~ that thsy VIII wear.
EAply laie warranted.
BASE BALL SHOES also made 20 measure We
have sdsnsthing new In this line.
GEO. W. RICH.
ap10 Successor to r. Il Wilson. 400 7th O. NV
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M. Hendricks Leaves for Atlantic city.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Vice President Hen.
bricks LEFT here for Atlantic CITY this morning
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CHANCERY SALE OF ELIGIBL.Y LOCATED
VILLA LOTS IN THE "BLAGDEN PLACE."
On THE FOURTEENTH STREET ROAD. A
SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE TERMINUS
OF THE STREET CARS. THESE LOTS con-
TAIN FROM FOUR TO TWELVE ACRES
EACH. AND WILL BE SOLD AS WHOLE
OR SEPARATELY.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of go
the District of Columbia, passed in equity xze
No 1885,. the undersigned Trustees will sell at A-
public auction, in front of the premises. TIL UR-
DAY, the EOJtTEENTH DAY OF MAY 1885, be
ginning at FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. Lots eight (Sl, ten
DO. twelve tl2l, thirty 800, thrtytwO (2) thirty
three lSl thirtyfour Ga thirty-tive 35 and thirty
six tS6t in the subdivision of Argyle COwen &
1orne, as the said subdivision is recorded in Lioer
Geo shepherd fOlios 40 and 50, i'll the office OF the
surveyor of the ID. e.
Terms of SALE One-thir in cash. residue in one and
two Years. with interest from day of sale Tor which
the notes of purchaser be and secured the
property sold al cash option of the purchaser.
Property be sold clear of All
purchasers cost. \ deposit of $50 each lot be
made. if required. when nd accepted.
The attention of parties desiring suburban property
IL called to this properly most OF which is covered by
fine growth of wood. and must enhance greatly
in value Private proposals will be received at any
time by the Trustees for part for all of said lots,
which together contain about TO acres. For plat
and further information apply to
VI. +. NORRIS, Trustee,
1906 ST. n
W. f EDMONSTON, Trustee,
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VI and Burdett Organs, the best made, att
reasonable figures, at ttSt'
ap24 g. II. kUHN'S, Sole Agent 4O7 10th st. NV.
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Irouon CASns.-To-day District cases were
called In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur,
e follows: John Biggins, unlicensed bar, On the
verdict OF not guilty. The case Of George Harris,
ON the charge Of keeping bar open on Sunday.
WaS heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

Circuit Court to-day the case Of the Glenwood
Cemetery Co. agt Close was heard on demurrer
This is an action to recover penalties for having
kept the complainant out of possession of the
cemetery, and Clendenin filed demurrer as to
the Jurisdiction Of the court, claiming that the
action could only be maintained in a q. s. dis
trict court. The court overruled the demurrer