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Because it is the only Live Stock In
surahce company authorized by the
laws of this state to do business in this
state. Q
Because it is a Home Company, or
gained with home capitil; the money
paid TO the company is kept in the
state, and is paid out for losses to the
citizens OF the state; il al. remains in
the state.
Because it is a reliable institution.
whose stockholders, directovs Ard Off.
GERS. are among the .xealthiest snd
most prominent tbtfsiness men Isl the
state.
Beca1se its manner of adiusting and
PAYING losses are always in harmony
with the principals OF strict justice
and liberality.
Because you cannot afford TO bo
without insurance on your live stock
any more than on your house and barn.
If you are well off you can loose
nothing by insuring-ii you are poor
and cannot afford to loose any of your
stock, it would be criminal negligence
not to insure.
Because should you wish TO borrow
money and offer As security your stock
the security will be more ample, and
you can obtain money more readily,
and at a lower interest, if that stock is
covered by a policy of insurance in
this company
Because we insure stock against death
by accident, disease or THEFT.
Because We insure stock against loss
by IRE or lightning.
Because no other insurance COM
panv can give you the same kind Of
Insurane &c.
Because a paid up capital OF $100010
and a constantly increasing surplus
fund renders II safe and solid against
any emergency that may arise.
Because its popularity among farm
erS and stock owners is attested by the
fact that there are now written and in
force over $4,000 policies.
Applications wiUS receired by,
A. J.ToMLINsoN, Agent.
Red Cloud. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
bucklen's Arnica. SAVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corus. and Az skin eruptions, and
positively cyf.s piles or no pay re-
quirei. His guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Prize Is cents per box For sale by
Merry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
The Excitement Not over.

The rush at Ferguson l. Co.'S drug
store still continues on account of per-
sons afflicted with coughs. colds,
asthma, bronchitis, and consumption
to procure a bottle of Kemp's BalSam
or the throat and lungs which is sold
on a guarantee and is giving entire
satisfaction. 1t is a Standard family
remedy. Price SOC and 81. Trial size
free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
Take No Clianc es.

when sou buy Chamberlain Il holic,
Choera and Dsarrhoea Remedy. 1t is
positively guaranteed to do all that is
claimed for it. An attack o. bowel
complaint and CRYING pains are 80
often sudden and danerOus that no
one can afford to be without q prompt
and certain remedy. Ask your drug
gist for Chmbarlian' Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Manufactured
at Des Moines, Iowa, and be sure you
get it. Three sizes. Is Cts, Scots. and
81 90 bottles. sold by drugsistS
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
TIE Impending Danger.

The resent statistics Of the number
Of deaths show that a la.ge majoi: ty
die with con sumption. This disease
may commence wlth an a~ppearantly
harmless cough which can be culed
instantly By kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, which is guaranteed
to cure and relieve all cases. Price SO
cents and 800 Trial size free. For
sale bv Ferguson 4 Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
Liver Pills.

Use DIR. Gums Improved Liver Pills
for sallOw complexion, pimples on the
face and biliOusness. Never sicken.
or gripes.. Only one for a dose. Sam
piles free at HenIy Cooks and J. II
Kellogg SEC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
C,,rc For sick Headache

For proof that DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills t1res sick headache, ash
your druggist for a free trial package
Only one for q dose. Regular size
boxes % chts. Sold by Henry Cook
and J. II. Kellogg 4 Co
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THE EVENTS AT IVY CITY YESTERpAY-
DAYS PRoCRAM

THE EVENTS AT IVY CITY YExTERpAY-ro-
DAYS PRoGRAM.
The attendance at Ivy City yesterday was es-
timated at 5000. and many ladies were out
despite the weather. The inst race, one mile.
was won by Strathspey, Dry Monopole second;
time, lac. Mutuals paid Sl32o. second
race, lis miles, Tony Foster won, Charley Rus
sell second; time. 300. Mutuals paid o.. 90.
Third race, half = mile, Roundsman first Mac.
gle Mitchell second; time, 52a. Mutuais
paid $50. Fourth race, i lie miles, Joe
Mitchell first, Ten Booker second; time 81
Mutuals paid $67.l5. Finn race, steeplechase
won by Dangerfeld, Disturbance second
Mutuals paid S24. 10.
THE PROGRAM FoR TODAY
was arranged as follows: First race, purse of
$500, one mile-Lady Loud, Mentmore. Lulu.
Tony Foster, Duke OF Westmorcland, Frank
Ward And Emma Cramer. Second race. Brent
wood stakes, for 2-ycar-olds, five furlougs-
Plenipo gelding, Hannibal, Stiletto. Youns
Luke, Raymond and Queen of Elizabeth. The
third race, purse OF $500, tailed TO nh, and in
Its place dash OF thrce-Quarters of "a mile was
substituted, entries ordered TO be declared to-
day al the track at III O'Clock. Fourth race
lizard hotel stakes, one mile and an eighth
Dry Monopole. Rock ana Rye. Sayanac, Jenni,
IL, Eolian, Eurus, Way ward and pasna FIuh
race, handicap sweepstakes, purse e6o0, Que
mile ana an elghth-Drake Carter, Frankie b.
Elmendori, Wandering, Enigma and Ballot.
The First Race To- Day.
Tony Foster won the first race; Duke OF wesS-
morelaDd second. Mutuals paid S2S.55
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PENN RoUrE-B q r station. sth and n sta -ro.
Gao imIed ei. aud ii an: :, 300 40 20 i s
and IL ~ pm. For Boston pm. (dsiy) Il,iluds.-
sm a:Ho TO and II p p dns For on S1nasy soo
cinnati, ST. Louis and Piltsburg and west yso1 A m
Cincinnati and 81 Louis and except SATURDAY 70 IN,
csgo. 100 am Chicago and Cincinnati a:io pm
Richmond and the south, q. il,ji an. 4:s5 Dun.
daily; For Baltimore o:3o: ::lo 300. e4O. $500.
40 49, loco and md, ii3o Ia pm; ON SUNDAY. S,u, s5o
p. m daily, except sunday. For Annapolis. s:i5' y
am lz'o5 aud 40 pm. daily. except sunday. ON
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara. loco pm daily. eIceps
b. ASp o. RoUrE-station, Corner New Jersey Ave.
nue. nue. and Streer1tor Chicaso v;s3 a IA; dsst linn
s'x3 an s:55 pm For Baltimore. 8. 6:2o. Gao 9;ss
s sn tas sSe S 4so saS Gao az s.s ana
SUNDAY. $40. $50, $50 and lo:Oo a. M. LIS Lao
$40 $50 a. m and Tho and 4so p M. on SUNDAY.
$50 a m, 40 p M For way stations between Wash
$50 $40 ! and IA p M On sundays, $50 g. m snd
l:Z5 $50 4;4o. and II p. m For stations 90 Me
day, and $50 ?. m, daily; 4:ao p m. daily. e1csps
aaaHs 40 DAILY SUNDAY on o. ss e
tons; for Lexington, sisunion aud Valley Branch,
q. m. 4:4o p M daily. except sunday. For Hsgsrs-
town and Winchester, $40 a. N, s:a3 IN. daily en-
washington and Gthersburg $50 pO'1 and issa
IL 20 y m daily except sunday.
Orleans and Atlanta, II:l5 a m. tIaIy.1 For Louis
vile $50 pm SdailyE southern mail and erpre.s.
daily. except sunday. Marrenton q IA daily except
sunday. ll:l5 Am-. $50 y. H. For Lynchburg way
sHEsASpoAH RourE-R & o. statlon--For Nes
BOtpts sD r. daily n
burg and all station. a M and 4;.o p IN every day
TRIED AND TRUE. Red Star Cough Cure. No
poisons. No narcotics. No constipation.
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BLAIR. suddenly, "Wednesday morning, May
~ issd. j. Edwin. only child Of James u. and
lie Blair, aged nineteen years aud ten months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 81
LndeH dse G 1s
on Friday morning, May i4th, at $50 IA; Requiem
year GEokGH n H. Mt sGT ffl9 i''' 40 A'
Interment at Lowell, Mass
CARTER At 3 "Wednesday morning May IA
west, MIRA MAKGARET CARTER. aged eighty -sir
Funeral at o'clock Friday morning May IL
from 81. Dominics church, with requiem mass
COLLIER On "Wednesday. May 9TH 1856 as IL
O'Clock a. ~, Mrs MARTHA A COLLIER, widow of
Rest, dear mother. life forever ended
While Ss.p Z e ssS .S osnssse sss sod
By bright angels up God.
i22t sh street nSrhwe; On Friday q three
GODDARD. On the MOI n.ng of the 18th OF May
1855, Al $3.50 O'Clock, Capt JOHN II: GODDARD IL
.ne egnty year Oh h's age lProvidence, Il.
Funeral rom his tate residence. No. 1913 y ..r.s.
northwest, ~ $50 O'Clock An. SATURDAY, May rs.
1 sa sb 70 the Church OF imAcaia'e c0neepsOn
ELlZ ABB! HEARD. widow VI the late ENOCH
Funeral from her isie residence, No. 1855 Eighth
stree, north west on Friday anornlns at $50 ooock
slh and streets 1t Q clock -
HENDRICKs: On the morning OF May 18th, 1885,
Hs,a-,cs on younsss, son Of Arthur and Ida
Funeral from the residence OF his els Four
teenth street northwest Saturday, 18th instant
3p NJ Friends OF the family respectfully Invited. -
MAGFARLANE Entered into rest. May IL, 1855.
NONE ALBhlGHT. wife or W. ID. MACFAkLANk
Of ALBANY, n Y. and siser Of George w. Albright,
Funeraiservices at the Residence Of her mother Ne
400 street southeast Friday morning AT e3V O'Clock.
lnterment NJ Albany.
RENcE NALSNE. eyed s1sy-ihf.s, native Of ooany
sSnsr ;do q% ss:sscs e n: ;ssd..s y,%s.
Mass ut 81 Peters Church NJ al m
NUGENT On wednesday, May IL 1885 ct =
m, MARTHA NCGENT. daughter Oh the lass N
May i<th. .
SMITH. On TUESDAY, Msy llsA lsee sAsr m
inness. JAMES SMITH,
Funeral from hts late residence, La Pierre HOUSE
coIaer 10Th and j streeen Friday aternoon, ha2
-4t. ~ three O'Clock. Aii friends rsAsecsfaily n
slleo. -
swEFNEY "Wednesday, Nay l2th, leQs. = 80
J. Sweeney, aged 81 yearA
Funeral Friday. May 18th. q three o'clsck from
822 street northeast Friends and rolaftvD ronDoc
fully Invited ~ attend
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The Sbort-uour lockout.

NO INDICATIONS OF GENERAL RESUMPTION
OF BUILDING OPERATIONS.
The builders report that there has been no
change In the situation In regard to the eight
hour movement. They have received no propo-
sition for a conference and know of no iudica-
ton pointing to the termination of the present
partial suspension Of building operations.
AT THE HEADQUARTERS
OF the journeymen, corner 4la street and Penn
sylvania avenue, there were from thirty TO fifty
workingmen assembled to-day talking over
matters, but none Of them could report any
thing new, save that the bosses have been able
few, any, OF the home men have gone TO
work. There IL an impression that there may
be some way proposed in o little time 10y
which men and bosses will arrive at an under
standing.
Journeyman plumber stated to STAR re-
porter that 1t was reported that the bosses
were kicking" about paying the locked
OUT men tor the time they were
walking around. That's q matter" said
the plumber, that can be easily flxed IL that
Is all that the bosses are holding out for. That
was done only for effect We Will not make q
fight on that point"
THE BRICKLAYERS NOT WITHDRAWING FROM
THE UNION.
Mr.. ID. 8. o. Brien, in conversation II it'll a
STAR reporter to-day said that the s. - ment
which appeared IN last evenings STAR. ema-
mating from master builder, 10 the effect that
bricklayers were drawing out of the union and
proposing TO work ten hours, Is false in every
particular; that the bricklayers are solid, and
intend to remain SO.
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Attacked by q vicious Bull.

VhAND-NEPHEW OF HON. JOHN A. kAsSoN
SERIOUSLY rNJURRD.
Last evening, about o'clock, as some cattle
were being driven up 9th street, near I street,
bull ran along the sidewalk and struck Allen
K kasson, q child about i've years of age, in
dieting frightful wound on the left cheek, lay
ing 1t open from the chin to the eye. and fractur
ing the bones ofthe face. The child was carried TO
the house OF his uncle Capt. r. r. Brosner, 9oS
9Th street DIR. Freer was sent for, and, while
awaiting his arrival, DIR. Leech, hearing of the
accident, kindly rendered his services, and. I'M
der the careful treatment OF these ply sicians
the little sufferer was made Is comfortable as
possible. Capt Brosner has :been quite unfor-
tunate lately. About q year ago he lost his
youngest daughter with scarlet lever In May,
1856, the father of the child, Allen, died. on
January 2, 1856, he buried his mother-in-law
and January y, 1886, he buried his wife, aud
the present sufferer was convalescent from
scarlet fever, and was quite deaf as the result
To-day the child is doing as well as can be ex-
pected.
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A New Labor Investigates.
COMMISSIONERS WRIGHT MAPS OUT HIS woRl

FOR NEXT YEAR.
carroll ID. Wright, the commissioner OF the
bureau OF labor, has sent . letter TO the Secre-
tary OF the Interior. recommending a line of
Investigation for the second annual report Of
the bureau. He advises, first, an Investigation
into the number, causes. duration and results
Of all strikes In this country since and includ.
log the year 1881. Also into the hours OF labor,
wages paid and condition OF railway employees;
an INQUIRY inlo convict labor and It's influence
upon the indus tries OF the country; also into
the distribution OF products, the cost OF produc-
Ing ana all the facts as TO cost and methods Of
distribution. He further recommends an In
vestigaton into the employment, wages, condt-
tion, etc, OF the women workers Of the great
cities. The Secretary has approved these rec
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The Affairs OF Greece.

THE NEW MINISTRY COLoRLEss+THE BLOCK
AIDE BEING ENFORCED.
ATHENS, May 13.-Comte De Mouy, the
French minister TO Greece, has sailed for
France. The ministry formed by NJ. Valvis is
coorless, and the only duty imposed upon it
was to convoke the chamber of deputies.
The Zea, a Greek vessel, loaded with wine for
Antwerp, has been allowed TO pass the block
aiding squadron. Italian officers have notlf1ed
the people OF Andres, the capital of the island
of that name, that blockade has been estab-
lished, a notice to that effect having been post
ed In the market place Of the town. An Aus
trian torpedo boat has seized q Greek brig and
tOwed it into CaristO
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I'd EDITION,
--latest kilograms to The Star.


HER MAJESTY DEMANDS $500.
Farther Proceedings In the Case Of the
Seized Fishing Schooner.
DIesY, N. s., May 13.-Capt Kinney and
the whole of the crew belonging to the confis-
Gated Gloucester schooner David ]. Adams, ar
rived here yesterday from ST. John. All made
their dispositions on the SEIZURE Of the vessel.
Their statements we're taken in the strictest
privacy. being written by the men under oath.
location. Capt Scott, of the steamer Lans-
downe, left Digby for Halifax at noon yester.
day and Is expected to return on Friday. Chief
Officer Hill and one seaman are in possession
OF the schooner. Yesterday morning High
Sheriff Van Blarcom posted a writ Of the Vice
schooner, where 1t remained ali day. On the
was met by Capt. Scott, who demanded the pa
to deliver them aud came ashore at once Later
in the day Capt. Kinney was served with a sum-
mons nea9 6y the the sheriff. COMMANDING him to APP
charge ofviolation OF the fishery treaty of 1918.
The document sets forth that the plaintiff, her
breach OF the convention. After the crew OF the
Adams had all completed their dispositions the
newspaper representatives in Digby were sum
full statement OF the seizure and his subse-
serve formal protest against the seizure be-
fore Capt Dakin, in charge OF the Lansdowne,
and Chief Officer Hill, the latter being in
charge OF the schooner and will demand her
release. Consul Phelan will return to Halifax
to-day, and Capt. Kinney and his mon will
leave for Boston, via St John.
OTTAWA, ONT, May 13.-Information has
been received by the commissioner OF customs
that another fishing schooner, called the Frank
N. 8, and claimed the right to purchase bait
on the ground that the captain had q permit
from the collector Of customs at Gloucester,
Mass, to touch and trade at any foreign port.
The authorities have been instructed that such
permission cannot be given, and " warn the
leave, according to law.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

9NRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
l. LOT On STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHWES
by virtue OF deed OF trust, duly recorded ID -
lADer NO 99S. folio 81, ct seq. one Of the land &
records Of the District Of Columbia 1, as surviv-@
ing trustee Will sell at public auction In front OF the
premises, on THU RSDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY
OF NAY Va X AD 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm all OF
No 1853. fronting % Hip feet st., and running
9ack that width 100 feet to 1Ofoot alley One OF the
finest building lots in the city.
Terms: one-half cash. balance in equal instalments
AZ one and two years. notes TO bear per cent
trust or all cash. at option Of purchaser Conveyance
ing etc. at cost Of purchaser; deposit Of $3.50 re.
zen days otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
resell at the risk cost of the deaulting purchaser
paper published in Washington, D. c.
OTIS T. PRESBREY. Surviving Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. mid
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w. 81. Bigelow, superintendent iirst division
railway mail service, Boston. Mass, has re-
signed, and Post Once Inspector George e.
Dame, Of New Hampshire, with headq uarterS
ct Boston. has been appointed to the vacancy.
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The Fisheries Dispute.

THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT NOT READY TO
DISCUSS THE NATTER,
OTTAWA, ONT, May 13.-In the senate to-day
Mr.. Alexander called attention TO the fishery
question and asked for Information regarding
the present situation. Mr.. Dickey said il would
be extremely inconvenient In the present state
OF affairs to discuss the matter, and he was in
structed TO state that the government did not
expect to be in q position to give definite in
formation on the subject before the end Of the
session.
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TNHoMAs J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

NdOMAS J. FISHER & Co., AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES T1,EaS SALE OF OF THREEsToRY BRICK
ELEVENTH sTREEr NoRTH 1 7i W. 1910
nth, 1881, and duly recorded in Liber No 900 s:::#
ioiio $50, ct seq, one of the land records for 1n
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia and
thereby, we shall sell on TIL URSDAY AFTERNOON
MAY TWENTIETH, at FIVE O'CLOCK in front OF
the premises sub-lot numbered ~, in square num-
house with all improvements known as No. l4l6
18th street northwest
Terms OF saie Onethird cash, and the remainder in
one anu TWO years secured by deed of trust the
Conveyane,ng at The cost Of the purchaser.
FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE ~
EDWARD J. sTELIWAGES. Trustees.
mylO-d&ds 1924 F St. n.w.|
TI1RUsTEEs. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il HEAa ESTA TAT , On FOuETEENTH STREET.
TEE FEN sT STREET, BEING No s26 FOUR
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court 4 a
81 PAL, Inc Wstriss q Columbia, passed on the
Docket rs. win sell St public auction Il, ..o =.
the premises, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FlKS
i Ra1 r oH NAY isls isss Ct FIVE O'clock az
cause In and to 70! No. 2s in Davidsons subdivision
OF square ZI0 said Interest and estate be sold Is
pesved 70 be two undivided onethird interests S,b
Interest to certain deed Of trust to secure So and
Interest recorded ia Liber 1888 folio g. Of tho land
records OF the District OF Columbia Said lot is I'm
leriiis oi sale: Onehaf cash, balance in equal
payments at one and two years, respectively, with
ierred payments to bs secured BY deed Of trust All
A a. BlIsSEy frIs!ss.
JAMES W. RA1CLifFk, Trustee.
DuNCANsoN BROS. Auctiousera myl0d&ds
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l. Real Estate Auctoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE, NO.
1903 PIERCE PLACE NORTHW EST, AND OF
LOI CORNER OF TWELFTH AND g STREETS
NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of o decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia passed in Equity iii+H
No; 1881. will sell. at public auction, In front e:l
of the premises on FRIDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH
NEXT, at HALF,PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM Lot
30, In Blake aud Kelly, Executors, subdivision Of
square 19l improved by two story, with basement
and attic, house No 1909 Pierce Place northwest
On the SAME DAY, at QCARTER-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK NJ, will sell, at public auction In front
ofthe premises the east 10 feet front street, by
depth OF w feet TO alley 10 feet WIDE original
Lot In square 49, said lot beng the corner Of
u and 18th streets northeast.
Terms 0ne-third cash the balance in equal INSTALL
ments IN six, twelve and eighteen months for which
uoles Of purchaser bearing Interest from day of SALE
ana secured ny deed OF trust on property Sold will be
taken, or all cash. at option of purchaser deposit
of 500 will be required each lot at time OF sale
and All conveyapcing and recording will be ut pur-
chasera cost II terms are not complied with in ten
days from SALE property will be resOld at risk and
OF defaulting purchaser.
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee
- 45S Louisiana avenue.
THUS T. WAGGAMAN, Auct my5-d&dS
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The NJ. Z. General Conference.

FOUR NEW BISHOPS TO BE ELECrED.
RICHMOND, VA, May lain the NJ. E. gen.
eral conference to-day q committee ON episco-
pacy reported in favor of electing four new
bishops. DR.. Winfield, Of Arkansas, moved TO
amend by substituting three. DIR. Morton, of
kentucky, offered an amendment to this, cali
ing Tor five additional bishops. The vote re-
suited in the conclusion TO elect four new
bishops on Tuesday next, at Z O'clock.
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DI I'D.

CHESTNEY-BUTLER On April 23d 1880 by
Rev. Byron sunderland, JOSEPHINE CHESTNEf
and GEORGE Ii. BUTLER
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TOMORROW.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE
will sell the
STOCK AND CONTENTS IN STORE
VOS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Commencing
TUESDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH, AT TEN A. M,
And will continue daily until all goods disposed OF
The stock contains prime and hrst class Dry Goods
and Notions, consisting of
SILKS Veivets, Satins. tine Dress Goods, Cashmeres,
Embroidered FlannelS, Table Linens, Towels.
blankets Quilts, Underwear. Hosiery, Corsets,
Laces Embro1der1es, Gloves, Jerseys, Umbrellas
and Parasos, White Shirts, together with full
line OF Domestics.
Ladies will do well to attend this sale. q good
sortment Of Spring Goods will be offered daily.
Terms cash. NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer. my11-6ts
LNOLEY, Auctioneer.
will sell stock Of the following goods consigned
TO me, at Nc. 8ll 7th street northwest ON FRIDAY,
NAY M SIXTLENIH, at TEN 4. NJ: Tinware, Crock
cry, Glass and Wooden Ware TOYS Shelving, six fine
Show Cases silver plated one fine Ice Box and sew
eral pieces of Furniture.
Dealers and private buyers Invited to attend,
the goods will be sold without reserve all must be
sold by Monday evening.
my12-2t* NJ FOLEY, Auct.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT
IL MONROE.
SIEAMEES GEORGE LEARY and EXCELSIOR
. COMMENCING MAY Is, 1885,
On and after this date Of the above thoroughly
Ieiiabe hrstclass steamers will leave It'll street hal
daily, except Sunday, at $50 q. M
Secure tickets and room at 1851 and $40 Pennsyl-
vana avenue st. Marc hotel aud Knox's Express tth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, who will also check
baggage from hotels and private residences. Teie-
phone No. 7453.
myl3 VIM p WEIGH General AGENT
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Heavy Failure I'm R.lt,mo-..

BALTIMORE, May lathe grain commission
house OF Tyson e. Brothers made an assignment
to-day. Their liabilities are estimated at some
where near two hundred thousand dollars but
their assets cannot be estimated.