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Large Real Estate Sales.

Messrs. Fitch, Fox q Brown have recently
made the following sales Of real estate: For w.
A. Johnson, to Henry Wise Garrett, an undi
vided one-quarter interest in all of square 1888
fronting on 10th street, New Hampshire av.
enue, V and w streets, for $16,97S.SO. For
Mrs. Mary ID. Biddle, of Philadelphia, to James
Jackson, jr.. sub. lots 10 and "a, in square 1872
fronting on 10th street. for $4,000 cash. Fol
chaser, sub. lot 81, square 1872, for 81, $50, and
for Mrs. Biddle, trustee, TO j. q. Judd, lot 1,
block 80, north grounds of Columbian univer.
sity, for SO, 1890. For Mrs. Mercy NJ. Gray, OF
California, to Thomas j. Pettigrew, sub. lot 13,
square 942, for 5000, and SUBJ lot IA, same
square, to Arthur b. Cassidy, for 5000: For
and Hon. w. Z. kellogg, sub. lots 35 and SO,
square 156, northwest corner of 18th and
streets, for -, 162. SO cash. For Mrs. Elizabeth
Lanier Dunn to w. &. Nicholson, lot %, In sub
division of Lanier Heights, for 500. For X. G.
Fox to Mrs. Josephine c. Smith and Hon.
W. Kellogg, sub lots 81 ana sion yS, M square
to w. A. Johnson. sub. lots "a, %, % and "a,
In square 191, for nominal consideration.
Berry, of Baltimore, sub. lot 40, square 81,
improved by brick residence, No. 1706 Con.
necticut avenue, for $9, $50. For w. A. johnson
Patten, ali of square 1873, for S67 1920 cash,
and for w. B. Hill, trustee, to Anthony Pollok,
sub. lot 23, square 165, improved by brick resi-
same firm have also sold, in connection with
Messrs. Thomas j. Fisher q Co., for T. B.
Entwisle, to Mrs. Elizabeth X: Chew, sub. lot
No. 81, in square 121, improved by brick resi-.
dence, No. 1903 III street, for sic, OOO and for
Mrs. Clara l.. Bishop, to James jackson, jr., sub.
lot 90, square ISL. Tor S4;93O. They have also
Il Co.,, for Miss NJ. c. De Graffenreid, to w. ID.
AIlis, of New York, lots 4, and 6, square AZ,
Warner, for Mrs. Anna /. Ryon ct al, of West
Virginia, TO Leander NJ. Hubby, OF Ohio, parts
OF lots 20 and %, square 31S, improved by a
brick building, for store purposes, for see, 900
cash, and for James jackson, jr., to Mr.. A. NJ.
Bugher, of Cincinnati, sub. lots 10 and "a, in
square 1872, for S11, 500 cash.
r. NJ Tyssowski has sold to Albert NJ. Post
Mitchell, for S4. 400, a lot 2Ox11O feet on the
west side of 10th street, between q and X
streets. Joseph Forrest has sold to VIM. Mayse,
for 81 1877 80, lot 2Ox9O on the south side of
street, between 18th and Goth streets. Horace
IS. Walbridge has sold TO the Capital Bicycle
club, Tor "a $500, "a lot feet on the east
side of slth street. between ID and b streets.
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DI ED.
BANCROFT.

:, 500 9n MSnafy bsssSnns March ls
bancroft in the eighty year Of her age Oh george
M %s se'Ts en "a ' Of 1Sess on At
present. " WIG '""' ~'s '"'''e0 % %
FoERTsCH. On the 10th Of March. 1880, ct s.4S
Agatha FoERTscH, aged sixteen yesrs' vi ''oe''s
Funeral viii take place from the parents residence
s 81 street northwest Thursday al 4pm Frsnas
GooDALL. On March 10Th. 1886, JOSEPH III.
Reatives and friends u The family are mos, ,e.nss
fully invited 70 attend his funeral from residence
nue. northwest, Thursday afternoon. March 18TH st
NARY GRAMLICH. aged twenty eight years. the Be.
Loved y,,ds wife of Of John OH. r Gramich
s FRIENDS sns = n1e SeSsE
specially invited to attend %
On on MS, ss,Is .s
Inc funeral viii take place from It's pArents resi-
p. Relatives and friends are Invited % attend.
mAR k His on Tussaay March leth. 1885, At $50
Of hs age only child James Il and Ida NJ Harvey.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon strictly private .
1nf and aiS r sss
Daughter OF Capt Joseph IL Cook. aged twenty-five
Funeral from her sisters residence. 927 New Jersey
avenue northwest Wednesday March i7th, 10 am.
NORRIS. At her late residence Capitol Hill
0I5 .: m, March l. 1856. Nj RS SARAH j., beloved
age.
Inferred at st. Joseph church. Charles county, Mds
kk ~ HEM Hs5sn ls 3ss M
pha and nor the past thirtyhve years resident OF
this city.
n gs s aa m fa RI s:
invited.
SENTER. On Monday. March 18TH 1885 at lll5
An. STEPHEN SENT La the eighty -iifth year Of
his age
Funeral from his late residence 2l3s III street
northwest, "Wednesday, March 18th, 1855, at four
pm
SMITH On Tuesday morning March 10th. 1856.
at her late residence In her nneiIeth year,
and painful illness, which she bore with Christian
fortltude and the most perfect resignation, Mrs.
sALLlE SMITH, the mother of w. H. smith.
Requiem mass at St Aloysus Church 8 a. m.
Thursday morning.
THOMAS on Monday evening, March 18th, 1855.
a. O'Clock, GEORGE WASHlNGION THOMA
In the eighty-third year of his age.
The winter has past
The storms of Affections are DER,
The struggle Is ended Al last
And sorrow and death more.
Funeral at o'clock ,. IN. wednesday, from his
late residence, 436 Ridge street. between 4th
streets northwest. Relatives aud friends invited
to attend
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From Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, March 16.--First prices at the
stock exchange this morning were about
equally divided between advances and declines
of y to " per cent, but in the early dealings the
the latter Lake Shore, while Reading lost IL.
The decline was checked in q few minutes and
the market continued strong for the remainder
recovering all the early losses and fractions in
addition. Lackawanna was notable for its
strength, rallyfng to per cent above the OPEN
ing price, while Lake Shore on the other hand,
was heavy throughout. st. Paul ana Duluth
common stock was again active and strong this
morning advancing 11a per cent. At IL o'clock
the market is quiet and firm.
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924 SEVENTH ST.. N. w.

TODAY YOU CAN BUY BARGAINS IN NENJ.
BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S SAMPLE SCITS OUR
GOODS ARE MADE no LAST, AND FROM THE
BEST BROADWAY HOUSES; AND WE SAVE
YOU FROM 80 10 90 PER CENT ON ALL THE
GOODS YOU BUY OF Us WE HAVE ABOUT A
CUSTOM STYLE AT LESS THAN HALF THE
PRiGk THEY WOULD COST YOU IN NEW
FST FslS SES M5fF sSybS SSfE pr IAE
81 SIZES 80 TO 81. WE HAVE A Tnr mr.
BLACK CLOTH COATS AT JUST HALF-PHICE
B9lS AND SAILDkEN's SUITS MADE OF THE
Y0U WANT GOOD GOODS AT low PRICES
PIE CLOTHING AT e24 9TH STREET n. ".
BE epH INS IaSp MAssAGHUsETTs AVENUE
THE BEST WEARING GOODS YOU EVER
Bepg gsl s, HSs The PRICE THIRTY Chill
Now ~ 90; AGEs 10 3 YEARS REMEMBER
S1 HN TsA ao srkEEI GREAT SAnPLE SALE OF
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CHAANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATED
IEENIA STREET EAST, + STREET AND
IHlhTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST, AN
On STREET NORTH, BETWEEN SEVEN
TEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST. AT AUCTION
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the district OF Columbia passed the 2Sth day d.
ofJanuaIy A D. 1855 in cause No p73l. Equity .Ss3
docket NO. 70, wherein Charles +. WolIard Is com
pla1nant ana Mary E Wollard and others defend
ants, VIII sell at public auction, TUESDAY.
The SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A d. 1856,
the premises
Lots J. z 8. 4 and Is, in wollard's subdivision of
square 1905 recorded In Lber r. l. H., folio $50, of
the surveyors office of said District situated Mary
land avenue, 18th street and street northeast
premises, will sell
Lot as IN Wolards subdivision of square 1896,
recorded In Liber w. b. NJ at folio 375 in surveyors
once, together with all the improvements &c.
Terms OF sale One-quarter cash: balance in equal
lnstalments at SIX twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale with six per cent interest," notes to be
at option of purchaser purchasers deposit of $50
required On ca h piece sold at time of sale. Convey
ancing, &c. at cost of purchaser Terms to be COM
Piled with in ten days from day of SALE otherwise the
Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser purchasers, after five days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
lshed in Washington, d. c.
PlatS will be shown at office Of trustee and the
places ofsae On day of sale
CHARLES C. DUNCANSON, Trustee
mh4-d&ds corner 9th and d streets W.
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MR.. MORRILL, REPLIES TO MR.. KENNA.
In the Senate Mr.. Morrill, this afternoon, in
reply to Mr.. Kenna's criticism of the finance
committee for having demanded papers on file
relating to appointments and the reasons
for removals, declared that the Senate had
right to Information as to whether charges, If
any, were filed against outgoing officials. The
committee did not demand the reasons for re-
movals, but wanted information that would
enable it to act intelligibly. He said the COM
mittee pursued the same course il had under
other administrations
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The Washington Gas.Light Company.
A STATEMENT TRANSMITTED TO THE SENATE.
In response to the resolution of Mr.. VanWyck,
Mr.. John G. Poor. treasurer of the Washington
Gas-light company, to-day transmitted to the
Senate statement of the capital stock, of that
company.
The capital stock is 50, 900 900. In 1881 and
1882 dividends of five per cent were paid in
February and August of each year. In 1883
forty per cent was paid. The latter, it is ex-
planned, was the accumulation of years, when
gas was selling at much higher rates.
In the same year QSS3) the regular
August dividend of five per cent was
paid. In 1884 semiannual dividends of five
per cent were paid. In February, 1885, five
per cent was paid, and in May, of the same year
1855 dividends of two and a-half per cent
were paid in May, August and November. In
February, 1856. dividend of two and a-half
per cent was paid. No other dividends in
whatever have been made. Money has been
invested in Lowe patent apparatus for the
manufacture OF gas, tarw well, ETC., to the amount
of $45, 1909; coal sheds, lime house, boiler
house. stables, ETC., to the amount of $50 344.56
drawing and stocking machine, regenerative
furnaces, scrubbers, etc., cost S95 81 139 street
mains, meters, etc., SITS, 3O5.74; lot e, square
ID, lots A, 5, 6 aud z, in square 81, and square
No. 1925 and south Of square 1925, S42, sd. 35:
per cents $25, 900, which amount Is held as
security by s1reties on bond of Washington
Gas-light company with the District Of Column
bia for faithful observance of contract for light
ing the streets and avenues.
Referred to the District committee.
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y.
cHANcERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
sTREETs NoRTHEAsT.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of ettn
No. 1855 viii sell at public auc1lon in front x.a
n RFfM:s sn FvG aS
NJ, lot p in F. II: Hill's subdivision of lots in
q depth OF 100 feet, improved by brick dwelling
Terms as prescribed by the decree One-third cash,
and the balance in equal instalmens in six and twelve
months from day of sale for which the notes OF the
and secured by deed of trust the property sod
Hf y St Se Seaq at
sale and all conveyancing and recording will be at
CAMPBELL cARRISeToN. Trustee.
THos E. wAeeAMAN Asc S A00's'a mai aSeaa
III ORsE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
IL No $40 Louisiana avenue.
auction s aSG Gf
SATURDAY MoRNiNGs, COMMENCING at TEN
Soszss Sf 1a hand
Fo9sgnR-sT0RY AND ATTIC Press BRIGk a., NO
sTREET NokTHWEs ITO 70 CLOSE An n Es 5
4HH9HERan FIVE MAh ss
in front Of the premises. xsx
Part Lot %, Square 457,
Fronting % feet on 9th street. with depth of 119
9,l2 feet Except small offset in rear to 25 foot
House with back building. containing Is rooms, bath
room, water and gas, modern convenienceS house In
good order stable in rear.
This property is situated In the center of the CITY,
well located, convenient to street lines, govern
ment departments and business men, and Is being
/ Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years notes. TO bear six per cent interest, payable
semtannually and secured by deed of trust on the
premises or all cash. at option of purchaser Convey
CURED at time of sale Terms to be complied with
ten days. otherwise right reserved TO resell the prop
ery at the risk and cost Of the defauiDg purchaser
lished In Washington, ID. c.
mhlld DUNCANSON BROS.
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Mr.. Gladstone authorizes the statement that
all the stories that have been published regard
ing his intentions with respect TO Ireland are
entirely baseless.
Prince Alexander, Of Oldenburg Russia, has
started at his own expense hospital on the
Pasteur plan for the treatmentof persons bitten
by animals afflicted with rabies.
Disbarment proceedings against Dewitt C,
Jones, the newly-appOinted postmaster Of Co
lumbus, O., were dismisoed By the circuit court
in that city yesterday.
Louise Michel announces that she win make
o tour of America.
Richard Belt, the sculptor, has been sentenced
tanning money under faise pretenses nom sir
William Abby.
There was another draw In the chea eontasa
at New Orleans yesterday between EufoftOfi
and Steinitz.
There are rumofs in Birmingham that the
! Feuians are buying bayonetA.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
D. Market stock Is, 1892 currency, 11ss4 pid. 20,
1902 coin, l2Sl9 bid. Metropolitan H. h stock, loo
bid 1O6 asked. Washington Gas 39as bid. 4Ols asked
asked. Columbia Ins. 12l bid. Potomac ms, SO
bid Riggs ms, 6ss bid, IA asked. Masonic Hall
bonds, 1O4A bid. Washington Market stock, 2O1.
bid 211a asked. Washington Brick Machine. los bid.
National Metropolitan Bank. 135 bid. Great Falls
Ice, ITO bid, 116 asked. Heal Estate Title Insur-
ance JOB 6id Jos asked Chesapeake and Pot Ts!
70 asked. Nat Safe Deposit Co.. 1O5 bid. w. L l.
first mort. bonds 90 asked.
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PROFESSIONAL.

IOROF. LAROCHE, FRENCH TRANCE CLAIR
voyant asking no questions gives the names of his
sfters: ladies their maiden and married names; re-
nnnes the loved who are separated; tells whom and
wen you are TO marry advises in business, law
tracts, Wills, divorces, absent friends, health
y a. M to p m, 1T parlors of Prof K. POWELL,
lO6 Sd st. n w.. half block south Of Pennsylv ania
mhlH-IwH
=" 7. PARKER, MAGNETIC HEALER, 12l1
VS. pennsylvania avenue n w.-1ncurableS Gu red:
ali Nervous and Chronic diseases q speciality. Will
visit patients. The poor healed every Wednesday
anernoon free. Office treatments u, from TO
p. IN mh16-lw$
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The Urgency Deficiency ApprOpria-
tiOnS Bill.
Patent Office Chances.

1t is stated that Mr.. Schuyler Duryee, the
chief clerk Of the Patent office. is to be made
primary examiner of the division of household
utensils, and Oscar Woodward, at present the
head of that division, transferred to the
division OF textiles, OF which Major Appleton,
who recently resigned, was the chief. Mr.. A. j.
Kelley, the chief of the assignment division,
will be made chief clerk.
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Death OF Famous Confederate.

I.
SHENANDOAH, DIES AT ANNAPoLIR
ANNAPOLIS, March 16.-Captain James I
Waddell. commander OF the Maryland fishery
forces died last night, aged 81 years. Captain
WaddeIl graduated at the naval academy in
1S49; served in the navy until the
rebellion broke out, when he resigned and en-.
tered the confederate navy, being placed in
command of the famous Shenandoah, with
which he waged war against vessels in the Arc
tic seas, destroying much valuable com
merce. He continued his depredations for
nine months after the war had closed, when he
ran the gauntlet TO Liverpool and surrendered
to the Queen of England. He did not dare 10
return TO America for some years.
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Senator Miller'S Remains.

OMAHA, NEB., March 16.-The remains of
United States Senator Miller of California
passed through Omaha last night over the Union
Pacific.
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Mrs. Coolidge Pleads Guilty.
THE MELLEN CONSPIRACY CASE UP In BOSTON

BOSTON, March 16.-In the superior criminal
court this morning District Attorney Stevens
called the case OF Anna ID. Cooledge, charged
with conspiracy to murder. Mrs. Coolidge
pleaded guilty. She then sank into q chair
sobbing violently. District Attorney Stevens
said he would not move for sentence at once.
the names OF persons from whom the govern.
ment wished to conceal the tact that they have
been indicted. 1t Is thought that Mrs. Coolidge's
sentence will not be q severe one on account OF
her plea, which will materially aid the govern
ment In the prosecution Of the other conspira-
tors.
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CHARLES II. BRICE. OF South Carolina, has
been appointed chief OF division In the second
controllers Office. He Is q graduate of the law
school OF the 0eorGetown university.
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Travellers Gut<le.

PENN. RourK-B. & 4. station 9Th and n stx Pr,
slao iimiied es.A and Al s:m 2 3.so. s.2o 10 n M
and ll:2o night For Boston. pm. ldailyl. Philaie
pn ma see s s@ pm daily On sunday 300
Cincinnati 81 Louis and Pittsburg and west 300 ain
Snicago medg daily. $50 IN, tfsst lneD daily 10
cage $50 am. Chicago and C,ncinnai. 40 pm
f Richmond s0' asa t sss ssab 1870 Pm daily FOR
4:s5 pm except Sunday. For baltimore, 6sS::
.lS, 300. $40, no; 1850 Am, l2o5, 2o0. ss50
night on sunday. 800 $50 i iiSS a and i ~.
500 40, 1850 pm and IL 40 night For Popeis
SUNDAY. For Annapolis s:l5. . am, 1906 and 4 IS
pm daily. except sunday. ON sunday. y anl, 40
b. AND @. RourE-sta,ion, Corner New Jersey Avn.
nue. and 6 street-For Chicago, 9s3 M Sfisst i'm.
e:4s am s:s5 PM For baltimore, go s:aS .,sS
s sfsn sn s sS gao s.o s.S & l s
SUNDAY. $40. 1870, $50 and 1000 q. m. :23 Lao
and ss and % For On s:Ssa.
s son and P % s9s - s
$50. 4:4o and Ii p m On SUNDAYS, $40 M ana ma
l:,6. $3.50, $40 and n p. For stations on Ne.
ats sy sns s5.ncn say. N daily s.Spt
sunday. for PRINCIPAL stations on Meiropoiitan
i Branch sEoa M daily, on SUNDAY stops ali sis
$40 M daily, exert sunday; FOR Frederick. sad
somn AND ana % a.y sunday rOT asser
Washng.On Gsithsrs6urg $50 am. and pe isso
Orleans and Atlanta iI:l5 a m tdsiIyD For IS S
il p m tdaiys Manassas DIVISION s ao JPN p
daily. except sunday. Warrenton a M daily except
SUNDAY, LILO An $50 p m For Lynchburg way
sansasDosn Rourr-B. a o. stat,on.-.For S.,
n1S SaloB Ron ssG T DAILY
ourE and al stations a N, and 4:.o p m every day
T1p1Ncs OF Ooxropr and TOW -, raoo,,s M,
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOneer.

!TNHOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ELTATE SITUATED ON MASS. AVE.
BETWEEN Sixth AND SEVENTH STREETS
NV.
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of s7tA
the District of Columbia passed in Equity Cause hss
No. 1859, will offer tor sale ON THURSDAY y, G:Is
MARCH EIGHTEENTH. 1886. lat FIVEOCLOCN r
NJ, at public auction, in front of the premises the
western 10 feet inch OF lot in square square
4S4; together with the improvements thereon. con-
sisting OF q tw O-story frame dwelling house.
Terms of sale One half cash (of which cash payment
500 Ghal be paid deposit the time of sa, a),
and the balance in two equal instalments at six and
twelve months from day of sale with interest six
per cent All conveyancing at purchaser cost ON
failure to comply with the terms of sale within
days the right is reserved resell risk and cost of
detauting purchaser.
JOHN E. McNALLY, Trustee
mhS-d&ds Columbian Law Building
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m1s-dts FREDERiCK B. Nc McGU IRE Trustees
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON STREET NORTH, NEAR SEW
ENTEENTH STREET WEST
By virtue of u deed of trust dated 23d Septem- ek
ber 1872 and recorded among the land records ~ N
OF the District of Columbia, in Lber 694 pages 3
372 &C., and at the request of the party
by, the subscriber will sell public auction,
highest bidder in front of the premises FRIDAY,
the TWENTY-SIXTH MARCH, 1886, at FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ. part of square one hundred and sew
enty-six Q56 in the city of Washington. in said Dis:
tr1ct beginning for the same at point north U
street distant east lightweight 1881 feet from its in
tersection with 18th street west and thence east
on said street fOrtyfOur l44) feet, and extending
back south and OF the width Of said front hundred
and ten llO) feet twelve foot wide alley, with the
improvements. rights and appurtenances the same
belonging.
Terms of sale: The amount secured unpaid g 900
and Interest at per centnm per annlm from Odd
sept, 1879. and the expenses of sale in cash, of
which $500 shall be paid at time of sale; balance in
secured notes at six and twelve months with interest,"
all conveyancing at purchasers cost If compli-
ance be not had with terms of sale within ten
days thereafter resale may be had at defaulting
purchasers cost and risk after days notice
Ing star.
CHARLES NJ MATTHEWS, Trustee,
s
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Mas M. j. Husr
EARLY STYLES In SPRING
MILLINERY.
mh6 1909 St n VI.

LUG ROYAL" mends broken FurnitureI
lOc ROYAL" repairs cracked Crockery,
lOc ROYAL" restores smashed Gasswarel
lOc ROYAL" cements damaged Bric-a-brnc
lOc. bo1A giues household Articlesi
lOc ROYAL" fastens wood TO Metal.
lOc ROY Al secures Cue Tips
lOc, ROYAL rivets Jewelry, Ornaments, &ol
.!Oc ROIAL' sticks Pasteboard, Books, DOL
lOc kOYAL" binds Leather Rubber, Gel
.lOc ROYAL" mends Family Jars'i
"lOc. kOYAL" yields Metal Glass,
-lOc. ROYAL saves the broken Pieces,
loo ROYAL" joins AL damaged Fraane0i
lOc. ROYAL saves dollars TO families
slOc. ROYAL" Mends Everything
.1Oc ROkAL" always Liquid always Ready
"lOc. ROYAL" Druggists. Grocers Hardware. &c 4
"Send at once 90 GROSS loo ROYAL, for oar
Australian trade" q ,SUITERMAN, EXPORTER
Hart ST., LONDON, ENGLAND.
Trade supplied by the wholesAs Growers, Drugyists,
Hardware, DC. f21- Am
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| AuCtlOhe0T.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF RESIDENCE 621 THIRTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed trust dated the LIST day of De
cember, 1885 and duly recorded i'm Liher No. 1873,
folio BIB ct seq of the land records of the Dis
trct OF columbia, the undersigned Trustees Will sell,
EIGHTEENTH. 1856, COMMENCING at TEN
O'CLOCK, at the above mentioned residence, the en-
tire contents which partly enumerated below, viz
PARLOR FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND OTHER
CARPETS, WINDOW HANGINGS, WALNUT
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER FURNITURE IN
SUITES AND SEPARATE PIECES, HAIR
AND HUSK MATTRESSES, FEATHER Pill
LOWS AND BOISTEkS. DINING-ROOM FUR
NITuRE, CASIORS, CHINA AND GLASS
MAKE, HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &c.
u,aa+s E EP War III, sTELLWAGEN. Trustees.
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ing were the readings at the signal once today:
3 q. M. Ala: AM. AIS: IL q. m, sc. 2;
pm, 68.2 Maximum. 60.2. Minimum. AGA.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL @. BERGMAN (LATE OF THE
~ firm Of Newton & Berryman>, AttOrney-at-IAw,
Solicitor IN Equity, Conveyancer and Examiner OF
Titles TO Real Estate, SO2 st. NV. d26-3m
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law. Practices in all the Courts Office 400
Louisiana avenue barbour Law Buildng). Residence
No. 1889 9Th street northwest. se24-8m
NJ Il MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Ne Rooms and 4, Gunton Law Building,
A72 Louisiana avenue
Residence. 813 T st. NV. mh20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-16

THE REsrGNATIoNs Of Jas. Ralston a
inspector Of boilers at Nashville, Tenn, and Of
Benj Stannard as inspector OF hulls ct Cleve
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