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CLAGETT On Thursday. May %. 1889. st pm,
MARY ANN, widow Of the late Wa y. Cagett, In
the eighty fiffh year or her age.
Funeral frpm her late residence. 1899 Potomac
O'Clock an Ipterment at Upper Marlboro. Prince
George County, Md
$50 pm, CHARLES +. CCMMINs. sR-
Funeral private. -
FUNK. On Thursday May GOTH 1885, IT D. m.
GROVER CLEVELAND, Infant son Of George and
Caroline Funk, aged two u onths aud twenty eight
days
Funeral from residence. near SOLDIER home, 4 D.
m, saturday, 22d inst
LANGFORD. On Thursday May 90 1855 Mira
JANE LANGFoRD, mother Of Dr. Robert Rsyburn,
Funeral from DR.. Reyburns residence 2l2e r
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited a.
tend. %
MEREDITH. ANNA E. beloved wife Of Peter b.
Meridth, and daughter Of Mr.. Henry J. and Lucinda
Brooks, at $50 p. on Thursday. May 20. 1855. at
the residence OF her husband, No. sac PennsyvAnia
avenue northwest
she sleeps In Jesus.
The funeral will take place from John Wesley
church. NJ o'clock pm on sunday. the Esd instant
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
MITCHELL On May 20. 1856, saer . lingering
illness, which she bore with lh1stian fortituda
SUSAN NJ MITCHELL daughter Of the late HenSy
Attchell or Prince George county, Mo.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
requested 20 attend her funeral from her late rssideDc
No 1903 9Th street northwest, sunday nexs n
Marlboro. Nd. papers please COPY. -
REED Ala O'Clock q m. May -. 1859, CApk
JOHN n. RkED. sgsd sevsnty-t~o years. formerly q
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invifsd
to attend the funeral, his late resdence el6 e
sunday the Esd instant ~ $50 O'Clock RR- ~
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DISTRICT APPROPRIATION
Changes In the BtIl - Reported An the
Senate.

In the Senate to-day Mr. Plumb, from the
Senate appropriations COMMITTEES, reported the
District appropriation bill The principal
changes made In the bill - IL came from the
House are ~ follows
The District Com missioners Are allowed one
additional clerk and stenographer at $1,000
each. One additional 81 900 clerk Is allowed
the assessors ONCE. The amount for preparing
An exhibit OF the outstanding taxes In arrears
increased by 81 400. The assistant district at
torney's salary increased TO 81, 200; law clerk
sna special assistant salary Increased from
For concrete pavements increased from
5000 TO $75. 06O. For materials for permit
work increased from $50, 900 TO $40, 600.
ana FOR repairs OF bridges from 600 TO 600
under control OF Commissioners instead OF War
department.
$500. for heating apparatus, 81 ,oOo
nom pa, ] 80 70 $7O, 900; for National hssocia-
dren, $500 added for Improving grounds; 81.
AIMS Orphan asylum, reduced from $1,000 10
$4,000; St Rose Industrial school. for a build.
Ing, 10 allowed $4,000; House of Good Shep-
herd, $4,000; House of Mercy, 5000 Found
Ing 6a hospital. $500; Homeopathic hospital.
For current work on county roads, Increased
from $4,000 to $4,000.
new Item for opening and extending sub,
has been inserted OF sac, OOO
For Liz hting street lamps and expense OF light
Ing, reduced from S1O7 900 TO 500, 900: and
the $22 per annum per lamp Is reduced TO $40.
For electric lights increased from So 900 to not
exceeding 10000
Metropolitan police increased In number OF
nrst class privates from los TO ITO. Salaries OF
nremen. tillermen aud hostlers increased from
YSOO to $50 this includes only seven firemenl.
repairs OF engine houses increased from 81, 900
70 $500. Provision for one pumping engine,
$1,000. for fire department. For purpose OF lay.
ing underground telegraph and telephone
wires, - 800.
Increased amount for teachers OF schools
from $415,OOO to $41S,o00; for teachers OF
night schools from s. 600 10 $500; repairs TO
school buildings from SIC. 900 TO S25 900; for
new school buildings from $4,000 to S65, 900.
Rent of District Offices from $4,000 to $4,000.
increase contingent Tor health department
from $4,000 to 81 600 Provision FOR removal
OF ashes struck out and amount for removal OF
garbage reduced from $4,000 To $1,000.
Provision Is made for three additional, water
Inspectors, making TOUR altogether; Increase
appropriation for laying new water mains, etc,
from $65, 900 to $SooUO.
For work on sundry streets and avenues
named In appendix r, increased from S2o6, oUu
to 81 600.
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TIE Gladstone government whips report that
900 liberals are pledged TO vote Tor the home
rule bill, with the eighty-six Parnellites. and
that the number or supporters Is increasing
daily. They now count upon carrying the bill
by q majority OF fifteen.
At the queens "drxwinS.room" yesterday the
costly elegant costumes worn by the American
ladies present attracted general attention and
admiration.
The Illinois republican state convention will
be held at Springfield, September LIST.
Prince George Ut Wales and suite arrived In
London yesterday TO attend the wedding OF the
crown prince Of Portugal 10 Princess Amelie,
daughterof the Count OF Paris, on the 18th inst.
The eruption OF Mount Etna Is increasing and
there 10 serious danger TO the town OF Mount
RossO from the dow OF lava. Measures are being
taken for the rescue OF the tnhabitants.
The Georgia state democratic convention will
meet In Atlanta July 26.
The cxar has issued m imperial decree to the
oficers aud men of the Russian Black sea iaeet
regarding the reconstruction Of the neet, now
under way, and referring TO the possibility OF
war ITO preserve the dignity Of the empire"
Fred. Lutloy, Q wood COrder named Dutch
Charley, aud three Mextcans, were killed by
Apach66 near Tombstone, Arix., recently.
The backbone Of the building trades strike In
Boston n broken and the eight-hour movement
has boen abandoned BY aifengaged In Il.
Il q stated the roiatt0ns between France and
Germany ~ strained.
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CHARLES M MATTHEWS, Irns
1908 31st street
rv1QdAda
AZ FOLEY, Auctloneer.

sAIE SE
(23l PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SOUTHEAST).
By virtue of deed Of trust dated 29th sepIem- -
folio 233, CT seq of the land records the t
BY direction Of holder the secured thereby
TWENTY-FiFTH DAY Of NAY. 1855. ct FIVE We
O'CLOCK p NJ In front of the premises parts OF lots
lots in the south line Of PennsyIvsnis avenue 81 feet
westwardly from the northeast corner Of said square,
thence south 30 feet east feet south feet 10
east feet inches north % feet inches east feet
forth about 81 feet to Pennsylvania avenue eastery
along Pennsylvana avenue feet 10 inches TO begin
ming.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash: balance notes at
and ~ months secured by deed Of trust upon prem
isea Deposit Of one hundred dollars when property
Is sold. Terms to be complied with in seven days. or
property resold at risk and Of defaulting pur-
chaser mxa3. ,st e WEAVER Trustee. $50 St NV
NHANCERY SALE OF LARGE BRICK HOUSE
~ N AMR VALUABLE q HSH LOT, NO. sss Z STREET
Rv N v;Fns " ss d:c,ss ., n. sn,,. o...
Of Of n So
ss e oe say G ,ss s ssIs h
west half Of lot twentyeight (2S) In reservation ten
Q9l, improved BY large commodous and well-buit
and Containing the modern improvements
Terms OF sa1e One.third or more (at the option of
the Purchsaerl IN cash and the remainder aiteT de-
months to run. at SIX pei cent per snnum and to Sc
a. q VII ss
the time Of sale. II the terms of sale be NOT Complied
To On ne
The Evenng Star. ~ the risk and Of the default
40 JAS q. PAYNE. Trustee.
DUNcANsoN BRos.. Aucta myl8-l0t
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I'd EDITION,
Latest kilograms 70 The Star.
Senator Frye says He Hes Done all he
Can In the Matter.

Senator Frye says He Hes Done all he
Can In the Natter.
PORTLAND, Me. May 21.-Last evening
Messrs Sargent, Lord and Skillon, part owners
Of the schooner Ella III. Doughty, received the
following letter from Senator Frye:
Gentlemen: Your letter and telegram Ne
ceived. believe have entirely exhausted all
my resources In the fishery matter. passed
through the Senate a day or two since law
authorizing the President to retaliate by closing
our ports against Canada, and as attached 4
to House shipping bill, 1 think It will be-
come law in a few days. Congress can do
nothing more; The entire responsibility
Secretary Of State. They move very slowly.
All diplomacy Is timid and slow going. That
the administration wants . commission or
reciprocal treaty have no doubt, but the de-
eided expressions OF opinion on the part Of the
S s1aar ,h may call halt am entirely
feited under the treaty OF 1918. and
that under the laws of Great Britain
and this country she had right to purchase
that which she wished to supply herself with.
OF course she must yield obedience To the GUS
toms law OF Canada. / shall be absent for the
next two weeks, and II you wish to communi-
cate with any one here please write senator
Hale, who will take Q lively interest In any
matter affecting the interests OF Maine men,"
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The Turks Repulsed and Sursued by
Greek Forces.
ATHENS, May 21.-Specials received from the
frontier, whence they were sent OF noon to-day,
report continued firing between the Turkish
and Greek outposts. The turks are attempting
to occupy Analysis. They have been repulsed
at Phiothendra, after severe fighting.
The Greeks remain firm In their position.
Their infantry are now pursuing the repulsed
and retreating Turks near saint Atbanasius.
Greek artillery has destroyed the Turkish cart b.
works opposite Analysis. The Turks who
were entrenched at Saltiosibia are low retreat
ing towards Hassan-Melina. The Greeks have
reOccupied Bairaktori,
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DELEGATES INDORSE POWDEKLYS CIRCULARS
AND HIS CANDIDACY.
ST. LOUIS, May 21.-About 80 Of the Knights
of Labor coal miners, delegates to the national
convention from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois,
Indian Territory, held their first session yester
day, and effected y temporary organization.
During the evening session resolutions were
adopted indorsing the sentiments expressed by
Mr.. Powderly in his secret circulars, favoriaS
the proposed amendments to the constitution
place the contro! Of strikes in the hands OF The
general executive board, and promising their
support to Mr.. Powderiy at the election to be
held during the general assembly at Glove
land, if he shall be a candidate for general mas
ter workman.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
~ DoAHAO OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
Ss.,a, p-, W AsHlNGroS. April -, 1856
oNava Hospital. Washington b. C. will H. rs.
SsiNeu Al the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery NAVY
Tx SteHrSulen,, w sShlngton, until FRIDAY NAY
~ i-fI1hIH. 1886, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
a 10 Wnen tley Will De publicly opened for snpnIv-
ing froyis.on, Groceries Horse Feed Gas aud alter
fiscal year ending June 80, 1851 - ~, 'Ae
scneduis OF the articles with information as To the
speSinaions delivery, conditions forms of offer and
prooAoie quantity Required, be obtained ON a.
pttAl o. ~ 'He hoS
No proposal viii be considered unless accom- ma n,sa
py satisfactory evidence that bidder il "a r-sra
oeaser In the articles he proposes TO supply
Lhe hight Il reserved 10 reject any or ali bids
The award will be made by Classes
,o, +. NJ. GUNNELL.
of
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CLARvOE-CLARY. On April 18th, 1885, By the
Rev. Joel Brown. OF Baltimore, Md, GEORGE w.
CLARVoE and ANNIE &. CLARY, both OF Wash.
ngton, ID. c.
NoACK-EDwARDS. On May l2th, 1885. 1t the
Calvary Baptist church. by the Rev. Samuel Greene
AUGUST w. NoAGK. JR, 10 IDA L. EDWARDS
PLoWDEN . DAVIDSON. ON Itandsy. May
10Th, ISIS, by Rev. DIR. Dasbel EDMUND J. PLQW-
DEN. Of ST Marys county. Nd, 70 ADA A. DAVID.
SON, OF Washington. ID. O. No cardA
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DROPosALs FOR SUPPLIES,

z II
Il OEfICf OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRor-Sr.s
No 100 Penn ylyania ave
WAsHISGrOS, ID. G.. May 10 Is g
sealed Proposals. duplicate, Will be received az
this ONCE, until TWELVE O'CLOCK, Noon a T.
CRDAf, JUNE NINETEENTH, 1876 and ouene3
immediately there after IL presence OF bi ers tor sun
pies required by this OH during fiscal year en-
Ing June 30 1857, ~ follows;
Class i, Florists supplies Class 2 Flower Pots Class
o. Pants, oils. &c: Class L. HARDWARE: Gas s. Sgr-
cultural lpplstnenIs &c: Class Is, Electro Battery
supplies Yiass Terra Gotta Drain Pipe Class :, ST.
uohery: Class Manure. Class TO- sand and Graves
Stass H. Soil: Class L. Ice Class H. Lime and Ceulsnf
Glass Ia, Bricks Class 10, sod Class 10 Fuel Iss
IA Lumber Class Ii, OF cams and agons Ci:lss
10. PARK >ettees. ~
Separate Proposals for each class desred; the en-
vsiSPs "ti De rhIOrsed 10 Indicate the class which
the DAD Is made
The L. tine rig3t reject any and all pro-
pOs&ls -
Office Holm N WTTsOS 'A'
70 AS<o Alo-ot Colonel L. y Army.
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Alleged Misuse Of Strikers Relief
EundR.

ST. LOUIS. May PA special from Sedaiia,
OF the district Assembly, No. 1O1, X. OF L., is
investigating charges that the relief funds sent
to this city had been improperly discussed. He
there has been any crooked transactions they
will be brought to light.
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This Important collection embraces the entire col
lection OF the New York Art Galleries n. Y, offering
many important works by eminent modern European
and American artists never before publicly exhibited
TO De sold without reserve. The works superbly
mounted In the finest and most costly of fine gold leaf
and bronzed frames. Connoisseurs and lovers Of the
Fine Arts are invited to visit The gallery it being
necessary to appreciate this really valuable collection
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~ PR0VED GARDEN FARM LOCATED ON
R REANEH Of THE POTOMAC RIvEK, NEAk
THh NAXE HAKp Es siFf "A MP IaREE
SIGNAL CEMETERY.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ofs>~
No. s9o6 ON the 10Th day Of May, 1856 the nn-@&
dersgned as trustee in SAID will offer for SALE
p0 u.s. at the on hour Of
EVE O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain piece par
Gel OF land and premises situate lying being in
the District of Columbia, binding the cas-, shore Of
me an h Baneh Of the river the
ing metes and bounds, beginning for the same at the
Branch the beginning Of lot numbered six (s9 Of
survey by Lewis Carbury, and running thence south
sixty.one and threequarter l6lso1 degrees west to
esrcefs
perches to the Underwater mark of the Eastern Branch
6esnnns ,as containing twentynins and three
being the same land conveyed by Matilda r Smith
John A smith and sally smith to Samuel J. Grimes,
TENDER, 1864 in Liber N. c. I. As folio IgS ct SEQ
subject to the right Of way said %
for the of the Washington City and Point
Of used for he raao sad
being tWenty,sight ana 1900 acres. more or less.
O'CLOCK p A., the office Of Dunosnson Bros :.
corner 9th and streets. Washington D. C., the
mentioned decree. three burial Sites located In the
CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery and described as follows:
Sites numbered two hundred (2UO) two hundred and
one god. two hundred and two (202). range num-
bered eighty-three (s3) in said Congressional Gem
etery.
Terms Of Sale: In the of the farm the terms of
sale are as follows Onehrd cash and the balance In
SIX (6J and twelve months from day Of SALE with
interest at the rate of six (6) cenum per annum
until paid from day of SALE and payment therefore
be secured by the promssory OF tue purchaser or
purchasers secured by deed OF trust the
purchasers the whole Of said purchase money NAV
be paid In cash on day Of sale deposit OF $500 will
sites the terms of sale all cash. deposit of $50
will be required on day of sale In both CON
veyancing &C. will be al the cost of or
chasers The terms of sale in either must be
piled with in ten days after SALE the trustee
reserves the right to resell Al cost of deaultiny
chaser or purchasers after tive days public notice of
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, ID. c. JOHN b. LAKNER. Trustee
" Offices, 1914 st NV
OONCANSON BROS. Aucta my21-d&ds
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OFFICER McNu,ty Cannot Live.

CHICAGO, May 21.-OfIicer Patrick McNulty.
who was injured in the Haymarket riot and has
been lying at the county hospital, is reported as
being very low this morning, and the phy-
sici;ins say that he can hardly live through the
day. Should McNulty uie, he will 10 the
seventh victim VI the bomb.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera

| nUNCANSON BROS, AuctloneerA
| IL
| TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
| On NEW JERSEY AYEUNE. BETWEEN b
By virtue of a deed ot trust du,v racordoa ina
Liber No 953 Folio 426 ct SEQ one of the Land ;::M
records for the Disfrict ~ cnI;hia Nc ,r a i;A
on THIIRSDAY THE r " ENTv SIWE ~ I'll - ~
| MAY n ISSR at FIVE CiCI 1EE O1s a y, C -;
front nf the nramisns oil that i.ca ~ "r VI, ~
an,i nran,Sap sa,a vn p.SC ~ ~ VI sIounu
Wsshinatnn in tho hi - S ~ IA ns cl.y oi
and dst{nguished "a the north thsaa "a ;rchn.
| ing on New Jersey avenne of Iot ) in Woss srh
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Nominations To-Day.

The President sent the following nominations
TO the Senate to-day:
Hughes East, of Irdiana. to be register Of the
land office at Yankton, Oak.
FIRST Lieut.. Dan. Z. kin.man, to be captain
corps Of engineers.
Second Lieut.. Henry F. Waterman, to be LIST
lieutenant, corps ofen.inecrs.
Charles +. Mason. OF Virginia. TO be assistant
surgeon In the army, with the IA TAX Of LIST lieu
tenant.
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EUROPEAN Boz
LONDON, May 21.-The remarkable manifesto
issued to the Black fleet by the czar pro-
duces temporary feeling oil panic i'll all The
European bolrses but this feeling was soon
moved by the subsequent PRONUNCIATION OF the
peaceful views OF the new government OF
Greece.
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The Seizure of Fishing Vessels.

BosToS. May 21.-Thelconmon council last
evening adopted order providing that,
Whereas American fishing vessels have been
seized by the Canadian government the mayor
petition the general court to instruct the SEN
ators and Representatives in Congress to take
currance "a simiIar ontraees panS that the
mayor send a copy Of these resolutions to our
Representatives Ia Congress-"
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RICHMOND VA, May 2l.-In the NJ. Z. con-
ference to-day DR.. ]. g. McFerrin, OF Tennessee,
was reelected book agent, receivin. lo1 out oil
2O7 votes cast l. u. Johns, Of TeXas, was elected
OF X. A. Young, OF Tennessee, the rormer secre-
tary. DIR. David Morton, OF Louisville, was re-
elected secretary OF the board on church extern
sion.
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V,HoMAs DowLING. Aucuonee,
COZ N"EY SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH

sslS 81 81 rh hfk hSHE ios EFa
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of yss
p! Ne 9 4g OF @ w Passsd f., EQUITY case
aoon The to the shes edder a. the Ma Sae
O'CLOCK r n. all that tract or pal eel OF land in tue
na 81 part 81 vi s
uietes and bounds in said decree), containing 81
aud substantial DIV elng house AMI outbGlldings
here are several beautiful building sites upon the
OF the city The tract VIII he offered y whole.
ana II not sold We VIII then offer the according
to the plat OF our subdivision in seven lots, which will
ns .hs M hS VIZ
acres; Lot CONTAINING l:loo acres Lo: con.
Of the Metropolitan branch Of the b and o K Il. Lots
and adjoin the Heating" estate; Lot adjoins the
oioo feet on Boundary street The remaining lots
lie east of said railroad upon the Brentwood road
80 & ho
eSnsn1ng s $500 acres This lot nas also mont
Terms Of sale One-fifth of the amount of the pur-
money in cash and the residue In four equal in
months re4pectively from the day sale, the pur-
for the decree pay nentswi,h ihere
IA the rate vi SIA per cent unHun from the day of
SALE ali cash at the option OF the purchaser rur-
chasers The title to said property will retained
until the whoe purchase money Tor the for
any separae part thereof snail be fully paid; and If
any purchaser shall TAI. to comply with lie terms of
sale within ten lays after s sale the Trustees
deftutihg purchaser The plat oi subdivision may
be seen upon APP location TO The undersigned $1,000
$50 ON each lot # sold il separate parcels.
JAMES ). EDW ARDS.
Az 9th II. II. w,
CALDERON CARLISLE,
80. % st H. W.. 1rrstoos
ANDREW u. DuNALL, trustees
JOHN 7. MITCHELL,
my3-eodts l1th 81. and Pa. ave. NV.
FI'HOS. J. FISHER q CO.. Real Estate 4 uctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
BY virtue of u decree of the Supteme Court of ..as
the district OF Columbia entered Oh The itli day Jul
Edward III. o Brien 1t al are complananis md
Mary r Jacobs eli al. deieuda The
ton on hi tssDAY AFTERSOTN. NAY fW MY is
FIFTH, In front OF the respective premises, fol-
At HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ sub Lot
81, In Zugs subdivision of original Lot s. in square
numbered 361, fronting nineteen feet two inches on
feet to public alley between and streets north
west. improved by . two-story brick house.
of Lot numbered g. in square 49, bounded as follows:
BEGINNING on 9Th street northwest one hundred and
square, and running thence south twelve feet six
inches, thence east ninetyve feet alley thence
north twelve feet six inches thence west to place of
consisting Of q two-stOry and basement house.
Terms OF sale a. prescribed by decree: Onethird of
snce payable in twelve and eighteen months from
day Of SALE with interest at the Of six per cent
ments to be secured TO the Trustee upon good and
fcient deed of trust upon the property sod all
deposit of 500 will be required on the day of sale
GU each piece OF property by the purchaser pur-
days, property may be sold at risk and cost OF
az or AZ
1906 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
THOS FISHER co. myl3-d&ds
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
U. S Obs 1891. registered, llIi bid. lila asked
IS eSaPor IL a25as sid a2s, s.ked Us Is, reg
1891 coin; rs 1la b. l1 u; asked M.Its, :,os1 I:
currency, lie bid. Washington and GeorgstOwn r
stock. 2O5 bid. Metropolitan 4 X stock. I93lt
Firemen's ms, 43As asked. Coreoran Ins., 90 bid
German-American ins. 1855 bid Riggs lns. u,
bid, Ia asked Washington Market stock, 2O4s bid ~
asked. Washington Brick Machine ITO bid. Farm
ers aud Mechanics Bank Georgetown. l63 bid. Great
bid, 1851 asked. Penn. Tel Co, 45as bid, AZ ask cd
Chesapeake ana Pot Tel Co. TN bud, 72&I asked
Nat Safe Deposit Co., lO6 bid.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

rTNHiS EVENING, At HALP-PAsT SEVEN Pm.
AGCNS, CUTLERY, REVOLvERS, NOVELTIES
WATCHES, aILVERWARE, JEWELRY1 BAN
joy. SPORTING GOODS. dc. IN STORE 1S47
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
direction Of the owner, who is going exclusively
In ne manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING. a. HALE
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed Of
Bargains NJ ay be expected.
myI5-2m N. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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OONCANSON BROS. Aucta my21-d&ds.
HINHOMAS BOWLING Auctoneer

WALNUT PARLOR SUITE IN LEATHER WAL
Nut MARBLE-TOP MIRROR-BACK ETE-
COTTAGE SUITES. WARDROBES, MAKBLE.
TOP TABLES. BOOK sHkLNEs WALNUT
CHAIRS WITH ARMS, WALNUT REFRIGE.
RATOR, FILTER, DINNER SERVICE AND
OTHER CHINA, TOILET SETS, BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS. TUGS. MAT
TRESSES, SPRINGS, GLASSWARE KITCHt n
REQUISITES, &C, BEING THE ENTIRE CON
TENTS OF HOUSE No. 2O4O I STREET
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, NAY TWENTY.
FOURTH. 1886. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at
the residence a lady declining HOUSEKEEPING No
2O4O street northwest will sell the entire contents
partly enumerated above.
Terms, cash. THOMAS DOWNING
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