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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-12
st. VinCent's Academy
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
CONDUCTED BY THE
SISTERS OF MERCY.

THE exercises of this school will be re-
sumed on Monday, September 20, 1856
All letters aud applications for Catalogues
VIII be promptly answered if addressed to
the MOTHER SUPERlORESS.
IT NV ERSlTY OFGEORGIA, +. II. NELL,
~ ID. D., LII. D., CHANCELLOR. The seth
Session of Departments at Athens viii begin
Wednesday, eth October next. Full courses
of study IN Letters and Science Special
courses in Engineering, Agriculture, Physics
ana Chemistry. TUITION FREE. For cata-
logues and information address the Chancel-
Tor at Athens. Law Schoo, opens at same
tire. For information address PROF. GEO.
DUDLEY THOMAS, at Arhons. Ga. LAMAR
COBB, Sec'v BOar0 of Trustees, Athens, Ga.
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Postal Changes.

Post Offices Established Georgia
Magnes, Lowndes county, on route 5,434,
Habira 81 miles southeast, Stella >
miles northwest; July 80, 1856. Pharr,
Pickens county, on route 15,17l, Talking
Rock Mills 3 miles north, Jerusalem 8
miles south; Aug. II, 1886
Postmasters Commissioned - Fourth
class offices: Fannie Hammond, Cohutta
Springs, Ga. New Offices: Benjamin f.
Barfeld, Magnes, Lowndes county, Ga.
Moses S. Pharr, Pharr, Pickens county.
Ga.
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The Jorh.y C,vs M.e,,r~
THE RACES AT IVY CRY YEsrgRpAY-1ro-pA Day


THE RACES AT IVY CITY YssrKRpAy-4ro- DAYS
EVENTS.
There was a good attendance at Ivy City, yes
terday. and a fine days sport. The first race
was won by Maynard; Boherpe "a, Voucher Sd:
time 1s6s Mutuals paid Se3.7o. second
race won easily by Frankie r.; Tony Fostsr I'd,
Rosette 80: time 2:ooia Mutuais paid $3.50.
Third race, Aualostan stakes, won by Bess;
Blggonnett I'd, Eurus Sd: time l:45A. Mutuals
paid $500. Fourth race won by Farewell:
King Victor I'd. Charley Russell 81: time IL :.
Motuals paid $50. Filth race won by Frank
Ward Wandering I'd, Hiberria Sd. Mutuzls
paid $3.50.
To-pAY's PROGRAM.
First race-For mares Of all ages one mile
souvenir. Shady, whixgig, Emma Cresmer.
Alsinora. Brnnovia, Farewell aud Bandala.
Second race-Iouthiut stakes, for 2-yes r-olds,
half mhe-Hanntbai, Stllieto, Brscken,
Roundsman, Young Luke, Bet, Raymond,
queen 81 Elizabeth and Ermine.
fhird race--A handicap swcepstake one mile
ana quarier-Bersan, Col. Sprague. Strea tn
spey, Enigma MeaJmore and Dr6zNe Carter.
Fo1th race-Purse OF $500, fdr 3-year-pids
seven furlongs-Littie Minnie, Ietretin Renick
King Victor, Weaver, FL Nahdi.
rum racc-Porse OF 5000. maiden allow
ances, one mile and sixteenth-Srrin,f cid
Marylander, Rock and Rye, Toney Foster.
swift, John Z, Elmendorf
The First Race.
Whizgig won the FIRST race at Ivy City TIM
afternoon. Mutuals paid $1,000.
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Hos E. "AGGAMAN' Rea, Estate Auct,on.o,

lINHOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE, NO
1909 PIERCE PLACE NORTH EST, AMI O.r
LOT CORNER OF WELFrI AND q STREETS
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of go
Inc District OF Columbia. passed in Equity cause
NJ 1881 Will sell, at public auction In front E.G
OF me premises, on EklDAY. NAY FoURThi.-1I IA
MKT, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p M Lot
80, IN blake and Kelly. Executors. subdivision OF
square l9i. improved by two-story, with basement
and attic house No 1909 Pierce Place northwest.
O'CLOCK PM. will SELL at public auction in front
ofthe premises, the east - feet front street. by
depth OF ~ feet to alley 10 wide OF original
Lot In square es2, said being on the corner Of
q and 18th streets northeast
Terms: 0nethird cash: the balance in equal INSTALL
mentS In six, twelve and eighteen months Tor which
notes VI purchaser bearing Interest from day Of sale
and secured by deed of trust property sold viii be
TAKEN OF All cash. at option of purchaser. deposit
OF Slo9 VIII be required on each lot at time OF sale.
ana al c0nFeyancing and recording will be at pur-
chasera cost 1t terms are not piled with in ten
Gays from sale property Will be resod at risk and
OF defaulting purchaser.
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee
45S Louisiana avenue
Illus. r. WAGGAMAN. Auct my5-d&ds
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BOWLING, Auctioneer,

KNABE PIANO. MARBLE TOP PIER TABLES.
JARDINIERES. EASY CHAIRS HAT RACK,
ASriQUE Spas, Two FINE WALNUT DIN.
TENSION TABLE, ROCKING CHAIRS. An
T!QUE BuKEAyS. WAkDROBES. BRUSSELS,
AND INGRAM CARPETS, HAIR MAT
TkESSkS, FINE ,,i FRENCH CHINA, HAND
PAINTER DINNER SERVICE OF 134 PIECES,
REQUISITES, &C., AT AUCTION.
~ On IT, THuRss n MORNING, MAY THIR-
Lao Connecticut avenue northwest, will sell the
Note-Most of the Furniture mentioned was made
by Mr. Samuel Kirby of this city, and will be found in
good order.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING
myS-dtS Auctioneer
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NUMBER 91g / sTREET NoRTHWEsE
ON ANp XAfAHv t9Ts N AZ F3LL9 9H
iii OF sFsksT, sETwE Sc N AthHf AN Is
B BETWhEN oxNAE aNb s Sc snREET
ASn sIkEETs sStfhsts 81 a sEuoSS
sofTHWiEs ST. An" c1NAh STR \ s e BE- ?
TWEEN 4 STREET AND GEORGIA AVENUE.
probated in the supreme Court Of the Dstrcs ofE"H
Court business and by the decree of The said aupre
Term in Equity, in cause No. 1855 Will IS trustee
the following real estate in the CITY Of Washington
Eleventh DAY Of, MAY. AID. 1855. AT roth
O'CLOCK Z. NJ, part of Lots and X, in square 800,
hayng h mont or street OF feet and
bered 8 10 L street northwest.
Imm Ell thereafter part Of lot X. fronting
a2s3.i60 and n 22Si-ioo frontins each On 80.
foo, alley and having OF the W side l5-foot alley
improvements thereon.
Also, the same day. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK I. A., lots 2, s. 9 and 10. in 50. 6O2, and
Terms OF Sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance In two equal nstalments in
saie Tor which notes of purchasers must be given
secured by deeds OF trust the property sold all
cash at option OF purchasers, Cash deposit of 800
must be made on each of the lots 10 square 500.
and $50 on each of the other lots when knocked
down, All conveyancng at cost Of purchaser. Terms
of sale must be compiled with within ten DAYS from
day of sale default which the trustee reserves
right 10 resell at risk and Of defaulting pur-
chaser after tn. ee days public adyertis-ment.
4l6 9th street northwest
THOS T. w AGiAHAN. Auct ap7-d&ds
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rNHOs. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of reA
The district vt Columbia, entered the 18th day
Of February, A. ID. 1856. in equity cause No. IL
S,14O. wherein William d. Serrin is complainant and
Mary 5. Fowler ct a., are defendants the Under
signed trustees named in said decree will on UIcS-
pay, MAY EIEVENTH, 1856, at FIVE UCLOLk
one thousand aud forty seven (IO41l
Terms OF sa e AZ prescribed by decree: One-third
OF The purchase money 10 be paid in cash and the bal
ance payable in one and two years from day OF SALE
with interest the deferred ments to be secured
the Trustees by good and sufficient deed of trust upon
the property SO sold all cash the option of the
purchaser purchasers. A deposit of SlOO will be
required on the day Of sale each piece OF property
by the purchaser purchasers thereof Terms to be
complied with within ten days property may be
sold at risk and cost of deultng purchaser pur-
ciiisers All cOnveyancing at purchasers cost.
HENRY IL. ELLIOTT
4OO 9th street northwest ,r..
ANSON =. TAYLOR, Ai"siees.
1921 street northwest
ap26&i&ds THOs. J. FISHER Il CO, Aucta
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District Government Affairs.

ADDITIONAL PRIvATES OF THE POLICE FORCE.
The Commissioners have revoked the com.
mission ot J. +. Storms as an additional private
Of the Metropolitan police, to take effect al
once; and they have appointed E. E. Moore.
vice Storms and p. A. Differ as additional pri.
Yates OF the Metropolitan police, d. c., for three
years, for duty in connection with the Mutual
District Messenger company, without compen-
missioners have also reappointed Messrs. A. E.
Jarna and Cesar Rodgers as additional privates
OF the Metropolitan police for three years, the
former tor duty on 9th street, between d and
G streets, and the latter to do duty at Fort Slo-
cum. 9TH street road, county, both to serve
without compensation therefor from the Dis
trict. The resignation OF additional private
Lewis Whiting has been accepted.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


HFHNH, LA"HENCE q GU. Heed Ees&S&
NEAT AND COMFORTABLE SEvEN-ROOM
IWOSTORY BAY WINDOW BRICK DWELL
INGS, NOS 2024, 2O26 AND 2026 l. STREET
NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY ELEVENTH
1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK r H., we viii sai In front
of the premises,
LOTS A. 43 AND a., OF SUBDIVISION OF
LOT 40 SQUARE "a.
Each Of these lots u improved by q welbuflt new
Z-sfory Brick dwelling with ceilnrl containing
rooms, modern conveniences hot and cold water gas
and gas fixtures, ranges, latrobes &c.
Terms: One-third cash; balance one and two years
bear interest and TO secured by deed OF trust
or all cash at option Of purchaser deposit Of $2OC
required On each lot ct time ofsale Terms TO be com
piled with In 10 days, otherwise resale. at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser after days public
chaser's cost
This property is suitable for private buyers or to
DUNCANsoN BROS,
my5-8t AucttoueerS.
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN p NJ.
1GUSS, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIES,
WATtHES SILVERWARE, JEWELRY BA NJ
JOS, SPOHTING GOODS, &c, IN STORE 1347
ST.
By direction of the owner, who is going exclusively
III the manufacturing business, Will sell all the
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING, at uALF-PAST
SEVEN p. NJ. until all are disposed Of.
bargains may be expected
my5-6t NJ. FOLEY. AuctiOneer
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A tract oft, 400 acres of good cleared and Timber
Land In Fairfax county, Va, on both sides of the
miles of Washington. Inquire of GEORGE +. AP.
rLEb1 4ZO oth 81. NV. mil 5-Sm
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Cockreii, Mitchell Ohio, and
Hearst; Representatives Morrison, Foran, Hen.
derson, with Major E. c. ModeraveIl, OF Illinois:
Loutitt, with Mrs. Slater, and ]. +. Chace OF
Conger, with Rev. E. l.. Conger and wife OF
Gaiesburg, ILL.,; and Mayberry, Chief Graves, OF
the bureau Ofengineering and printing; Chester
Seeber, commissioner for Alaska; J. w. Ala
ben, OF Illinois, and Mrs. Ely and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wakefield. OF Boston.
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$500 s-~.ou stock Exchange.

IHe H0IIOWIuS CLHHyeS ItUI yFSleIuay 3 qUUtHtf0HS
o. Tue .,.s, 80" .sock Exchange are no!ed to-day:
/. =. Avs, 1871 registered lll bid, ll1xs asked.
4. = Is, coupon, I25A. bid. l26ls asked. 6: S. -.
r r 60: -. bid Len as5ed D. G 29year
politan H. L. stock, Io4 bid los asked. North Capt
tot aud Street IL r. 46la bid, - asked Washing
I92 bid, 2oa asked. Arlington ms, l45 bid Column
ba lbs; l3ia bid, l47s asked. Washington Market
stock, 2USs Dld, ~ asked Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, Geelger9gWn. 1913 bid, 100 asked. Sreat Fails
Ice, lbs bid, 135 asked Real Estate Title Iusuf-
aI.ce, lU4 bid, 1US asked Penn. Tel Co, s5s bid,
46a asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel. Co., oea bid,
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
The Queen ~ LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, May 1.-The queen arrived here
to-day FOR the purpose OF personally opening
the Liverpool International exhibition at three
O'Clock this afternoon. This is the second time
that her majesty has visited Liverpool during
1881. Her majesty alighted at the railway sta
ton within the exhibition grounds aud was
Rain Is falling in q drizzling shower. The queen
Will remain over night in Liverpool as guest
OF the city. This Will be the first time British
monarch has ever been the guest Of the Liver
pool corporation.
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to u request for information from the Commits
stoner of Indian Affairs as to whether the law
requiring contracts for supplies to be awarded
TO the lowest responsible bidder applies where
there Ia difference in the mode Of trapsporta-
tion and the lowest bidder il the one that uses
the slowest and most uncertain method of
transPortation, IS for instance. weter instead
OF railroad, the Secretary OF the Interior has
replied that the lowest bidder is the one that
can supply the goods OF the lowest price and Ia
the most expeditions manner, especially when
the latter Consideration 10 Of Importance. He
has instructed him to give award contracts 20
that the gooda can be furnished 1T the time
required.
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Messages From the President.
CALLING THE ATTENTION OF CONGRESS TO TIL
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN TITAN

CALLING THE ATTENTION OF CONGRESS TO THE
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
The President sent to Congress to-day a mes
sage calling attention to the condition Of affairs
existing in Utah, owing to the governor of that
territory vetoing the last appropriation bill,
which appropriated money for the sup
port of schools, courts, charitable in
situations, ETC., referring to the
fact that under existing law the legisla-
ture cannot convene for nearly two years, and
recommending the speedy enactment of such
legislation as will authorize the assembling OF
the legislature at an early day.
THE BARTHOLDI STATUE.
Also, a message recommending Congress to
make an appropriation to defray the expenses
of the inauguration Of the Bartholdi statue.
THE WE'LL AND LA ABRA CLAIM.
Also o message enclosing o communication
from Secretary Bayard upon the Well and La
Abra treaty.
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THE PRESIDENT has not yet decided upon
any plans for the summer, and has not even
made up his mind whether he can spend Decor
alton day in New York or not. It is generally
understood that be will accept the Invitation
unless something OF importance prevents. AS
Miss Folsom is expected TO return from Europe
the latter part OF the month, the gossips are
certain that the President will 60 to New York
on Decoration day.
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SPECIAL AND PEREMpToRY AUCTION SAIL

will sell the
STOCK AND CONTENTS IN STORE
SOo SEf ENfR STREET NORTHWEST,
,,,,,o Commencing
TUESDAY. APRIL TIlRTE tNTH. AT TEN A. NJ,
Ana Will contlpue daily until all goods disposed or
me STOCK contaihs prime and first class Dry Goods
ard Notions, Consisting OF
SILKS teveis. Satirs, fine Dress Goods, Cashmeres.
Embroidered Flarnels, Table Linens. Towels
TiankeIS CULTS, Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets,
and Parasois, White Shirts, together with :. iull
Ladies Will do wei to attend this SALE as good as
sorfment OF Spring Goods witt be offered daily
Terms cash. NJ. FOLEY Auctioneer my Il-1t*
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DUNCANsoN BROS Auctioueers 'I m S.h steet:

fTNEUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
l. LOT On NJ STREET. BET TWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHWf-S
BY virtue of deed OF trust, duly recorded I'm s.s
Lber NO. 903 folio 81, ct seq. of the land .fs
records of the District OF Columbia, l. a. sury,y~Ae
ing Trustee, vii sell at PUBLIC auction, in front OF the
premises, Oil TIL CTSDAY, thu THIRTEENTH DAY
OF MAY. AID 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM ali of
Lot No - Of Cadens subdivision Of part of square
No 500. fronting % l1-l2 feet NJ ST. and running
back that width l2O feet o 1ofoot alley One OF the
finest building lots in TIE city.
Terms: onehaif cash; balance In equal instaIments
at one and two years notes TO bear per interest
payable semiannually and to be secured by deed Of
Ing etc at cost of purchaner; deposit OF $3.50 re-
CURED at time OF sale Terms to be complied with
resell at the risk cost Of the defautng purchaser
after days public notice Of resale in some news
paper published in Washington d. c.
OTIS I. PRESBkEY. Surviving Trustee
DUNCANSON AuCtOueerS, mild
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AUCTION SALES.
!" EEKS d CO., Auct,oneers
w 637 Louisiana ave-, opp, City Post OfRce
AT OUR sALIsRooNs,

"a
THURSDAY. MAY ThIR1 EENTH. AT TEN A.
sn ~, WITHOUT REGARD 10 THE Wealth Err.
SPECIALLY INTERESTING SAIL FOR THIS
WEEK OF. DESIRABTE COIL 4 TON OF
GOOD SECON D-HANDFURNITU. f. BELONG
r1 EAs r SkEeNAs !FFbArEmASrEL MIRROR IN
Gill FRAME, 96x71; ONE MOQUETTE RUG. 10
Yards: SEyEk.. NEW AND SECONDHAND
S St.G, Sc CARPETS. MATTINGS. FINE VAL
WMnA s LARGE MARBLE-ToP SIDE
HOARD, CYLINDER FRONT SECRETARY AND
boOkSASE PATENT ROCKER IN PLUSH, FIN X
p pAHIN0EESUI SUITE; TWO PIANOS SUILA LIE FOR
BEGlNNEkS. ,FEATHERS, LIBRARY TABLES,
LOUNGES. RECEPTION CHAIRS, &C. TO-
SEETHEh WITH SEVERAL LOADS GOOD SEC
OND,HAND FURNITCRE, LOT CLOTHING,
CROCKERY, GLASS, &C, &C. my1I-2t
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A ONE-ARMED Ex-CoNFEDERATE.-Alex
der N. Breckenridge, OF Virginia q ose-armed
ex-confederate soldier, was appointed to-day ON
the watch force of the Interior department.
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PATENTS IssUED.-Eght patents were issued
to-day from the Patent Office to John b.
Archer, Of this city, for manufacturing illum-
mating gas and the apparatus for generating
it, the boiler, furnace, etc. A patent was also
issued to Samuel g. Cabell for apparatus for
aging LIQUORS.
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CHICAGO, May 1.-THE switch tenders Of the
Chicago and Western Indiana railroad have re
turned to work, having received an increase OF
SO per month all arouui, and, in some cases,
more. The hours Of work will remain the same
as before the strike.
The amount of contributions to the police.
mems fund already paid in is now $50, 637.
The total amount will almost reach $4,000.
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The Eight Hour Contest.

NO CHANGE IN THE SITUATION In THE CITY,
There was no change In the situation about
the headquarters Of the workingmen's organi-
zation to-day except that there were fewer men
around than usual. This was due mainly to
the fact that the center OF interest was at the
National base ball grounds, where the plumbers
and stone-cutters engaged ia u struggle for
supremacy at the bat
THE MASTER BUILDERS.
The regular meeting OF the Master Builders
association was held last evening and was
largely attended. No detection OF members
was reported, and the intention to stand firm
In opposition ~ eight hours was declared 10 be
the determination OF all. One member, how
ever, was expelled because he had granted
eight hours In order TO carry out u contract,
aud Mr.. Eckhart was elected 20 NH The Vacancy.
The master builders now number SO members,
and the bosses Ia the various trades who sup
port them in opposing the eight hour move
meut are ciassed as Follows Master brick
masons, Is: master painters. 40; master plum
bers, Is; master stove and tin dealers, 53;
stonecutters, Is; galvanized iron workers, s.;
iron founders, Z; slate, mantel and tile dealers,
z; mill workers. 3; master beiihangers, z,
master skaters, 2.
The ball game between the plumbers and
the stone-cutters' nine to-day was won by the
plumber by u score OF 10 to %.
TREAsURKB JogDAE returned from New
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LNOR RENT - PRETTY S-ROOM DWELLING.
IL fine yard garden, and on r II. ave-, Hyattsville.
Apply TO JOHN r GIBSON. al Byattsville or by
Badenshnrg, Md myI1-lm
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4 CO.. Auct,oneers.

fEREMPTORY SALE OF ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD
EURNiTURE AND EFFECTS IN PREMISES
10 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
ON FRIDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTEENTH.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. ON ABOVE;
PREM y I WE WILL SELL THE ENTIRE
EEKNITCRE. ETC, CONTAINED IN TWELVE
Rooms, ALL OF WHICH Is IN EXCELLENT
TTDG1NHDLli1ION VIZ: pINING-ROOM FURNI-
TINE TABLES. CHAIRS, COOK STOW e.;
CHINA; GLASS. TABLE LINEN. ICE BOX
fahLOR SGmTE, MARBLErOP TABLES.
LAKtfE MANrEL MIRROR, WINDOW HANG
iNSS, BRUSSELS, INGRAM AND THREE
pLI CARPETS AND MATING AND OIL
GLOIH On ZACH FLOOR, HALL AMI STAIR,
fMALNUT sLDEBoARD, WARDROBES. Pic.
IURES. SEN EREL WALNUT AND COTTAGE
CHAMBER SiS1S, ODD PIECES MATTRESS
sen FEATHERs, SHEETS. SPREADS AND
OTHER BED CLOTHING, TOILET SEN
EN, AND OTHER NECESSARY HOUSE
KEEPING EFFECTS. mll-3t
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Mox jim 10 BE TRIED A0A1H;-.In the Police
Lavender called Judge Smells attention % the
case Of M0y Jim, the Chinaman, who drew q
"bull dog" revolver ON Officer Kenny, 6 rub
lished in yesterdays STAR, and said he would
like 70 have the case reopened. Tho court
morrow, when the case viii be tried axain,
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HASTfNGS-QUINN. On Tuesday NAV IL. 1885,
by Rev. Jas A: Doonan, j.. trestIent Georyetow q
NJ, daughter OF the late Be.nard Quiaa, ESQ, No
cards
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Pittsburg Strikers Give Trouble.

PITTSBURG, Pa, May 1.-THE striking ice
wagon drivers aud helpers are forcing the non
union men 70 quit work. One man was as
sanltec on Liberty street this morning aud
compelled TO leave his wagon on the Street
The companies have applied to tho authorities.
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Greek IrreSuiars Advancing.
TURKISH TROOPS ORDERED TO REPEL THE
LIE THEY CROSS ERoSIIER

LONDON, May 1.-THE porte has notified the
powers that Il body of Greek irrecuiars Is adj
vancing toward the frontier and that Turkish
troops have been ordered to rcpeI ii. The OF
toman bank will advance the porte So, 75O,-
-
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The NJ. e. Couference.

RICHMOND, VA, May 11.-In the NJ. E. con-
ference to-day reports from standing commit
tees were made, among them one making IT.
obligatory upon bishops to consult with their
presiding elders in the appointment Of preach
ers. Laid over.
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THoMAs ]. FISHER & CO, Auctioneers.

IINHOMAS ]. FISHER & co, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
HoUSE AND LOT, KNOWN AS NO. I4I6
ELEVENTH STREET NORi
BY virtue of deed oftIusi, dated February ,..eA
!lth, ISL, and duly recorded in Iiber No $50 Fl: N
iofo $50, ct Seq oDe OF the land records for E:I
Washington county, in the district Of Columbia Eai
by the direction OF the holder of the note secured
.nereby we shall sell on TIL CRSDAY A ET.;R noon
MAY TWENTIETH, at FIVE O'CLOCK Ii, front OF
tas premises snblot numbered ~. in square
house with ali Improvements known as No l4IS
11th street northwest
Terms OF sase: oJe-tffd cash, the remainder I'm
one and two years secured by deed of trust on the
premise ana bearing Interest payable semiannuaiiy.
FREDERICK Is. Nice ,
l4i6 St NV. r
EDWARD ]. STELLWAGEN trustees.
my1O-d&ds 1924 81 NV