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has caused q vast amount Of

CoiOIOlOTm nus CAuS0O VESL oIuOUus VI
gossip.
An order was re csived from Commission.
| er Fink, to reduce the freight rate on live
sheep, from st. Louis to New York, to thir.
ty cents, and on dressed sheep fifty cents.
This is q reduction from forty and
eighty cents respe ctively.
Ephraim Beasley, wsll-to-do farmer O,
Wilson county, Tenn, accidentally killed
his son, aged six yeaIs. Mr.. Beasley, who
is very near sighted, was choppinn wood,
when his son came in front of him and
was struck by the ak, splitting his skull,
Information has been received at the Office
of the American window glass workers
from Belgium, to the effect that Is per
cent reduction has been made and pending
settlement of wages production has been
laTgeio cur:ailed in that country.
Three wooden dwellings erected in Bos-
ton in the early part of the eighteenth cen
fury, from whose windows rarity Of Brit
;sh officers witnessed the battle OF Bunker
Hill, ara being dem oGshed to give place to
gas works.
James Kinkaid, prominent citizen of
MshOuingtown, Pennsylvania, followed q
burglar down to the front door, and receiv-
ed bullet in his breast which will surely
prove fatal.
Howard 8. Lovsjoy, the deiaulsfng re-
oeiver of the Niobrara land Office in Ne
brasks, has been fined s13, S85 and handed
over to the marehal at Omaha until next
July.
jury at Sidney. Nebraska, convicted
James Reynolds OF kiiling James and John
PinkstOn with an Ak, at their homestead
claim, having dise uised himself as q negro
The question of superseding General
Crook i'll the department. of Arizona is un-
der consideration by the war department,
and General Miles is likely to be called
to take charge OF the campaign against the
hostile Indians OF that section.
The civi'-servioe commission, embarrass-
ed by applicants for place, has decided to
permit no request for examination to re-
main On Is books longer than six months.
The Edgar Thomson blast furnaces at
Braddock, Pa, five in number, we1e banked
up and closed down for an indefinite period
throwing out of employment 700 men.
The Cork Pseket company refuse to com.
pensate the cattle men who have been boy
cotting the company. Thepscket company
has lost f15, 600 in the past half year.
Calvin Pratt, wanted at San Francisco,
Portland, Denver, Chicago end other
places for forgery, has been arrested in
Japan.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-01-09

Avery "Fly" Street Car Conductor.
Philadelphia North American.
"Good place to zee human nsture-on
the tailboard Of street car" observed .
passenger to conductor on the Arch
street line yesterday, - the car passed
Eigt tn.
aUm," glumly responded the COM
ductof.
Suppose you see lots of funny thingsr'
continued the passenger.
"Some," was the second monosylabie
response.
| "Lots Of folks beat You out Of their
fares, don't they p persisted tie loqua-
cious passenger.
snow, look a-here. mister; you neednf
try to put pump down my neck. n
won't work. There'ss6me Of the fellows
on the road that can't do nothing much
else but talk You'd better get OF o my
car and get onto one o. them. haink
no time to talk; need all my time -
tend to my business. and you BIT I Do
tend to it, too. Ihaven't missed dne1o'
fare sence I've been on this ere tailboaD1.
a. You call II. Now I've gos iuGt g.
more thing to say to you and then Pm
done. I know there's some q tho
chumps that calls thei1selveg conductors
that's always complainin' about looGns
fares, but dont take no stock Il II tn
Just one o. their double BANKED weHD
for knockin' down. Nobody .conJ ~
onto this car 'thout ] know e, and WI
they get on / collect . ARE every tim6s
"How about tranG6eg pawenG0BT h.
qnired the undaunted couyezG1fiona1fDf
aAny blank fool would know dm9
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ArrRRlBIE TRAGEDY.

Frank Vaughn Slain Before the Eyss of11s
Bride.-Her Jealous Cousin, Abram Navo
Shoots Him from Remind.
Kansas City, Dec. 29.-Fnnk Vaughn. 81
Argentine, Was murdered In most coW<
ardly way by his wife's cousin, Abel Mavo.
Of Independence, on the old KAnsoo Oily
and Westport road, one mile east oftl.o
Catholic cemetery, ct O'Clock yegtnrday.
Vaughn was shot from behind . he Va.
riding in covered wagon, and died almost
instantly. Nave was on hoxseback and woD
pursued by Deputy 4azshal Isaac II. jack
son to his home near Independence, whHo
finding escape impossible, e. shot himsoH
throus b the head and died Instantly. Thol
cause was Jealousy.
TIE RAlTICuLA1R
On Christmas eve Frank VAUGHN WpW
married to Eliza Slower ct Little Blue Tank
q way station on the Missouri Pacific rail-
way, about nine miles south Of mdspen-
denoe. The Ceremony took place q tho
homa Of the bride, who resided there. Az
ter the ceremony. the bride and groom
were standing ct the window looking ont.
II was dark and they c61ld eco but little.
Suddenly . report was heard, and . hsk
Of Light Was seen, and bC,lat whls36
through the window and past the groom. :
It Just grazed the shoulder Of his sister.
who was standing behind him, and buried
itself in the wall. OF course the excite
ment was great.
Vaughn wished to rush out at once, bue
no one was armed, and the remainder Of
the company kept him in the house. Altar
Q while some of the men went out and
uearched, but could fxd nothing. Tho
party who had fred the SHOT had mada hin
escape.
THE cowARD's ACT.
When ut the corner Of the old KansaDs
City and Westport road and the RaytOWn,
md Kansas City boulevard, about one mile :.
sast Of the Catholic cemetery, and near q Il
house occupied by Mr.. Howe, Nave rode NJ x
behind the carriage containing the happy
,ouple, ALI the curtains were down, do
md rear. Looking through the httlo
Iquare glass In the curtain, he could -
ais victim and relative talking pleasanflyx
md in perfect ignorance Of the presence Of
he coward who was to kill man who hid
never done him intentional injury, and
widow his cousin who had not bean mar
led forty eight hours, Riding 20 closely
hat he could look through the glass In the
;urtain, making sure Of bis aim, he fred
through the curtain, then turning hishouo
le whipped him up, dashed up the houle.
ard and was soon lost tosighk
Vaughn rosa from his seat and cried. "Ny
Tod, Charlie, / am shot," He then drew
lis own pistol, bat almost instan " sank
'sck on the seat. The blood gushed out ON
he floor and drenched the clothes Of the
ying ian and the bride by his sids. Thsro.
vere few hard drawn gasps and Frank
yaughn was dead. The towards bullSk
lad parsed through bis lung.
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rJ>Hos E. wAaGAMAN. Real Estate Auct.oneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRovED Heal EsTATE. HOUSE
Sux xsE v gly sT is !. s9H5sTHWEs
oS EiN On A An1 EFNf 81
F EESE9F sTkHE 81 NTH AEP
BETWEEN CANAL AND SECOND STREETS
soUTHWE EST CANAL Az. L STREE BETWEEN y,
STREET. BETWEEN q IND r STREETS
TWEEN K srhEf:r AND Il, GE fsD AvENH t}
probated in the supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia holding 2 special term for Orphans -
FL TsS% I, k,as sS ssrss 80 MN TIS;sss
the following y. real estate In the CITY Of Mashnst9I
O'CLOCK p. NJ, part oil Lots and K. ih square 800,
i sf srek House. being aa
bered 9t9 L street northwest
Immedlately thereafter part Of lot X, ffontng
And sssi ann e ss 0 "a
os lie .ss ss' . s snsi s.s s
improvements thereon.
DCLoCK +: N. lots 2. SO and 10. "a, So2. and
Tsrmsof sale; oaeshird Of the purchase n,oney in
cash and the balance In two equal nstaments In
sale To- which notes * pSr ss must b sss
secured by deeds Of trust the property sold; OF ell
Ssos 6 :. oP ss 81 on q ,s g
down. All conveyAhclhg at cost Of purchaser. TURNS
sa " ss h 81 Ss r sa
right TO resell NJ risk and cost OF denlting pur
sf sa.ss AZ
J Ttoa 4 wAoaAkAn. Az ~ ~ sS7.daSes
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H1HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE THREE-sToRY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. On
CONGRESS STREET, BETWEEN BEALL AM
WEST STREETS, IN GEORG ETOWN, d. c.
By virtue of two deeds of trust dated respect es
lively the 2Ist day Of March, ID. 1854, and the mA
18th day of January, A. ID. 1885, and recorded 1sB
in LSe- No. 1.OSI, folio Al ct seq. and Liber No.
ll6O folio PAS, ct seq respectively, two Of the land
records Of the District of Columbia and written
request of the party secured Hereunder the under.
signed Trustees will sell at public auction in front Of
NAY, A. d. 1885, AT FIVE-rH1RTY O'CLOCK r.
M, the following real estate situate In Georgetown in
the District of Columbia to wiz the north thirty-ne
I39) feet of Lots numbered ftyseven go and fifty
eight (5S), in Beais addition to said Georgetown de
scribed by metes and bounds rs follows: Beginning
the same at the northeast corner Of said lot numbered
fityeght l5S), on the west line Of Congress street,
and run thence south by and with the said line OF
Congress street thrtynine (30D feet thence at
right angles to Congress street one hundred and
~ u2O} feet. thence north parallel with Congress
street thirtynine 1901 feet thence east undred
and twenty (l2D feet TO the place OF beginning. with
the improvements thereon consisting hree-story
and basement Brick Dwelling, known as No. laos
Congress street.
Terms Of sale: One.third cash; balance in one two
and three years. for which purchasers notes. TO bear
interest from the day of sale and payable semiRnnu-
ally and to be secured by deed of on the
sold, will be required all cash, option of paf
chaser A deposit of $500 required at time Of sail
All conveyancing and recording at OF purchaser
Terms to be complied with In ten days from day OF
SALE otherwise the Trustees reserve the right resell
chaser after five days public notice in neWspa-
per published In Washington, d. c.
| ap2edkds MERCER l. MAYFIELD, Trustees.
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BALTIMORE, ND. May 5.-vtrgin,s SKIES, con-
sondated. So with July coupons; past due coupons,
64ia do new threee. 65 North Carolina skies, old,
117oid to-day
BALTIMORE.MD.. Nav 5.-Cotton dull-middline.
0lb Flour steady aud quiet-Howard street and
family. 4.25a4. 75 city mills super, g 75a325 do.
family. $40; do. superlauve patent SO. Wheat
southern firm and steadys western lower and dull:
ssouthern, red; 9saoS; DC. amber. sea97: No i
May: 9Oa9l; MAY: 90 bid: June, 9la9iA July, e0las
81: August S9esa90. Cernsouthern ste0dy and quiet
southern yellow. z6a4& western mixed. spot, 4e4a
461k: May 45AAa45as; June. 4oAAa4JAR steamer 43ib
bid Oats STEADY and quiet-soutlern. 5sa42; western
white, 30a42; western mixed, 37a39: PENNSYLVANIA.
4Oa42 Rye quiet. 5oa7S Hay stesdy-pfime 70
choice western, 14.5Oal6.OO Provisions steady and
dull. Mess pork 10: GOAL loo Bulk naeats-shonlders
5lae,s: clear rib sidea, e.; hsana lOa.a1l. Lard
Creamery. 32a2s. EsSs easier. Iis1f% Pstrciea%
steady-rehned, H. Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes ordi-
refined dull 16ssal0lt Whisky quiet, lisai 70
Freights Liverpool per steamer dul-cotton 81 led:
aonr. Is; grain nominally. Sa3Ad ,Receipts-nour,
1l.7O0 barrels wheat. 81 900 bushels: corn. 80 QUO
bushels oats a69e Ssnshslsi rye a92S bushels
Sales-wheat. 34.5OO bushelx corn. 81, 500 busheia
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THE AMERICAN OPKnA.-Victof Masses pretty
little musical comedy, The Marriage Of Jean
last night by Miss Pauline { Ailemand and Mr'
w. 81. Lee, aided by Miss kate Oesterie who
acted her small part very cleveriy Indeed. Miss
great volume or huency, but her upper notes
are very biru-ltke and beauriful, and she tfills
With an agility and sweetness that last ME hit
Of the role OF yeossetes was very engaging ia 10
simplicity and naturAlhesk Mr.. Lee was
panSomime which followed, q 20 & ceedinSiy
beautiful work. IT. bright and oAptivstinr
music Vas sxqnisitsly rendered 81 the Thonss
The belset W. ned ~ Mia Thsodosu tleiIcrt
one or the most aisfly GrSnsf1l dancers $50
the costaminS vsFy rlsia. The enrsxesssnt 81
the American Opera company closes this even
Ing with The Flying DuSehman," in which Mr.
Ayrou W. Whttnsya Mr.. Ludwig, . great bari
IS Ss:: cad al, E s, Js s., yi|i :: heard M
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The FarcicaI Greek Question.

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, May 5.-The Greek question has
become positive farce. Ithas been described az
extremely critical every day for month. The
powers have threatened again and again to do
all sorts of dreadful things. To-day the first
special telegram in the Times from Athens
graveiy announces that the men-of-war have
slowed their top hampers. The general opinion
is that Greece will yield, but 1t is not certain
that the powers are sufficiently united for
Joint action.
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THE REVOLT IN BURMAH.
The Insurgents Defeat the British
Forces and Capture MAnSlalay.

The Insurgents Defeat the British
Forces and Capture Mandalay.
LONDON, May 5.-The news from Burmah to-
day Is very sensational and shows that the
natives with the assistance OF the Dacoits have,
temporarily at least, got the better of the
British army of occupation. One dispatch
states that the insurgents have got possession
OF Mandalay, and have destroyed by fire no less
than 1000 houses. Among the buildings
burned were the Chinese and Siamese bazars
The hostility OF the natives who remain loyal
to the dethroned king Theebaw. to the Chinese
Is intense, because OF China's openly avowed
endorsement of Great Britain's seizure of Bur
nah. The officers commanding the British
forces have telegraphed to Lord Dufferin, the
viceroy, that they are powerless to prevent the
rebellious rioting Of the natives, and have
urgently asked for achievements.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
rrHoS J. F1sHER 4 Co, Aucuoneef.

yss :, sss:.s & Ss
ss wi ss s.;s ssss:sss!
Mary S Fowler ct al, are defendants. the under
isss S: sTsek p'sa ',!s osSSsss w" :!
. aa,s point T. ;Se ire re sesth sds :!
Fh sss sSo,R sd and aye wei
Ss
thence due south wish the dividing line Of
ae se hns
to public alley thence east with the .ad alley tour
would in!ersect the line street at the begin
niny, the same being improved BY frame House, No
q rKF s a. pH At efdt aanss4s
ns ns
the northeast corner q said lot and running thence
W. sos aSs
public alley. thea with the line Of said alley southwest
sss Of nolh 1es @
COO feet niue inches rom the beginning thence due
win line north sss t@sns
tS ss p9s @ nSns s TO the point Of
NJ ss "a, + q, 2,1T 1xR p
east angie OF saQ lot thirty (oO And running north
twsnty-two t22l ieet six t6) inches with
feet: thence north two fc) feet nine lS) inches;
thence west twentysx (26 feet nne {e nches thence
north nine t0l feet; thence west eleven 11) feet;
thence south fifteen ll5) feet thence east twenty (2Oi
feet thence south nineteen l9} feet three 81 inches;
thence east fortythree 43 feet nine 9 inches the
point VI beginning improved by frame house, No.
1905 10th street northwest
And On THE SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ viii sell part Of Lot nine el in square
point sixteen l6J feet nine .l9) inches from
ln1 MN hdruf1
nine (0) thence west ninety-seven (97 feet and
onehalf t2l2 inches, thence north sixteen 90 feet
nine % inches thence east ninetyseven (e7) feet
and one-half (21 inches to 22d street. thence with
22d street south sixteen 16) feet nine t9) inches to
the point OF beginning. improved by q frame house,
No. 136 22d street nv
And on TUESDAY. MAY ELEVENTH, 1885, at
square numbered one thousand and forty seven
UO41l
Terms of sale as prescribed by decree: One-third
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash. and bal
ance payable in one and two years from day of sale,
with interest," the deferred PAY mehts to be secured
the Trustees by good and sufficient deed of upon
the property SO sold all cash at the option of the
purchaser or purchasers. deposit OF $1OO will be
required on the day of sale each piece OF property
complied with within ten days property may be
sold at risk and cost of dehuitng purchaser pur.
chasers AL conyeyaneing at purchasers cost.
HENRY X. ELLIOTT,
4O6 9th street northwest r.......
ANSON ). TAYLOR, A1uS'ees.
1921 street northwest
ap26d&ds THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Aucts
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Only Three Killed ~ Milwaukee
House sack ed by Poles.

House Sacked by Poles.
MILWAUKEE,. WITS, May &, noon.-Thc report
that two men were killed At the Best brewery
is untrue. The killed at Bay View are Frans
Kunkiel, yard foreman at the rolling mills,
shot through the heart; Michael Ruryalski, a
laborer, died In q few minutes; Martin jan
koyer, fatally wounded; q boy fourteen years
gerously wounded; Cashier Dudek received
two bullets In the left arm and two In the
cheek. His condition Is serious. Albert Tit.
man, No. 676 Wildlake avenue, bullet in right
leg, dangerously wounded. The firing of the
militia dispersed the mob.
In returning to the city the Poles IN the mob
proceeded to sack the residence of Captain
Borchardt, of the Kosciusko Guard, yesterday g
firing having been done by that company. The
residence is u complete wreck. The infuriated
Poianders then assembled near the Polish
church, and, 1t is rumored, decided to arm
themselves and make u raid on the militia at
the Bay View mills this afternoon.
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Washington stOck Exchange.

The following changes rom yesterdays quotations
on the Washing Stock Exchange are noted to-day
.. s DIS. 1891, coupon. 112A bid. ll2ss asked u.
G 56year hind 3sSs. 1924, currency, II bid. Wash
ington and Gsorse.own 3 r bonds III bid; Ne
Capitol and street Il r., 47As bid. Arlington Ins
1853 asked. German-American ms, l4O bid Riggs
ers and Mechanics Bank, Georgetown I52 bid. Great
Fails Ice 100 bid. Heal Essate title Insurance, lO4
Chssapeake and Pot Tel Co., so bid 7O2s ASKED U.
ELECTRIC Light II asked w. l. l. hrst mort bonds,
S63k bid. 05 asked.
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PHNH. RouTE-B. & p station, 9Th ana n sta -ror
S:s6 dimlled Ell. ana ii an; > 400 40 % i s
a asIa accopmod.an sSs,on ap m dsy raise
AM 3 s.2o 10 and ii 20 pm For chicago. s in,
ctnnAi g. Louis and Irttsburg and west v,yU a.fa
Clncinnsii aud Louis and except saturdsy TO Sns
cage s;So Am Chicago aud Cincinnati s:l0 pm
f scSnop ps', ana s south 1879 S daily
f fs6 AM. nN. i Es,,.%S gro, 90 a eso .o
pm: FIR Pope: ofsss Line, sit G m. ann and 40 tsy
AM, i205 and s:Ss pm daily, except SUNDAY. On
s sneSss;ss haa SaS pan fSs s,e csasnd.sas
Il Xsp O Rourx-stAtion, Corner New Jersey Ave.
hedh Ioio p a; for onsinnss LSui.~iile and 81
s sai: ST pm F.. sser a. s5 pisess
s sa rs @ .o S.o s saS .sS Il %
$40 $50 q M and d and aso M On sunday.
and sG SAY i ssS Ser so I.a
s ~ sS 49, sds :'siss: p u y
sunday. Ss priScpsi station. on aa Sss i
tons; for Lexington, sisnnton AID Valley BRANCH.
$50 daily, EXCEPT sunday; for Fredsrick, ssS3
somS ssS ssS ms saess No, aSss
cspt Sunday. and Ss0 pm. for local poinis between
VA kIDLAND Roufs-R 4 r s,as,o..-ror r<w
S: .suAs9a s. mall nd FGs
"a p ma ldsiiyg hsnsssas diyision 230 ;. m.
% IN foI S.s sss
sEss2sl s Rorrs-R q o. e,.s,on--rUs N.~
Wzssissros : oasa.B ssss al r. Gns ss
oszS and III ssasaoss q m- and <sA6 p m every dag
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Martin Wells, OF Connecticut, a clerk Of class
three in the Pension office. has resigned and
gone into business i'm Brooklyn. N. \. Willis
b. Magruder, OF District of Columbia, has been
promoted I'm the Patent office from clerk NJ
$1,000 TO S1,40o, ana Mrs. Edith 4. L. Law.
renee. OF Kansas. from clerk At 81 loo 10
1900.
Luther NJ. Longshaw, OF Kentucky. who hes
been q Waterman In the Interior department
at a pay Of S72o, was to-day appointed PRIMES
pal examiner In the Pension Office, at Q salary
OF 81, 900.
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I'd EDITION
--latest Kilograms to The Star.


Drag Store and saloon RaideA by the
Socialists.
CHICAGO, May 6.-Sshortly after noon the
police made another raid on the office Of the
Arbsttur zettuno, where was discovered several
boxes Of dynamite and . number OF red Gags
and incendiary banners.
mob Of six to eight thousand persons Re-
assembled near the corner Of 18th street and
center avenue at noon and ratded the Rosen-
feid drug store, mentioned In the early dis
patches, carrying on every thing portable In the
vicinity, carrying away or drinking all the
liquor. Women and children Joined In this
raid. The police dispersed the mob.
PROCLAMATION Br THE MAYOR
1t has been decided by the mayor to issue a
proclamation calling on all persons to keep on
the streets after dark and warning people not
TO gather In crowds on the streets or Ia vacant
lots.
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1THOMAs BOWLING, Auciioneer.
ff'osiAs NEA AH nN1 NoAN44HNMhLf Z PROPERTY

NEAR UNIONTOWN, b, G
virtue q deed o6 trust duly recorded 10 -
libef NO SO! folio SAG, et seQ, OF the land hs
records Tor the Distfic4 or Columbia and the ~
written request OF the holder of the notes se-
cured, Will SELL In front of the premises on MON.
Day the TENTH DAY OF MAY, 1856 at FOiiR
O'CLOCK T: NJ, the following described real estate
situated IN the county OF Washington District OF %.
lumbia. and SHOWN - lot numbered twenty -dye 81
the recorded survey Of the late Wigeid eSfaIe and
situated on the old bridge Road ~-'>-
Terms: one third cash. balance In twelve Sad eis-
teen months, notes TO beat interest nom DAY Of sale
ana TO be secured by deed Of on the Droperfy
sold or gu cs.h e option q puschaser deposit
st cost Of purchaser Terms 10 be cotniiied with IN
aye aays Trustee reserves ils right 70
chaser alter fve days public notice Of Such resale In
so1as IL che district of COlunbiA
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SAVANNAH, GA, May 5.-Mr. Jefferson Davis
made short speech before the State School
Teachers association yesterday and afterwards
reviewed the scholars of the public schools. AS
he walked along the line which the children
mad formed they strewed flowers in his path.
He afterwards made q brief speech to the child
rem. To-day MIR. Davis was given public re-
ceptiOn at the city hall.
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TlNHOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
FOR SALE . VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS

"
BY virtue Of the power and authority vested in s.s
Hill, deceased will otter for sale In front OF the s
premises, on MONDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF
MAY, A. d. 1886, at SIX O'CLOCK, the following
real estRtevi3 Part OF lot % square 1856 beu ming
at the Intersection OF the public alley In said square
4S6 With 9th street west and running thence south
12H feet thence west IS feet thence l2l feet
to the aey thence east IS feet to place of beginning
Terms OF sale One half cash. balance six and
months Interest at six per cent on deferred pay
conveyance at purchasers cost A deposit OF $lCU
required OF purchaser Executor reserves the right
resell at risk and cost OF deiaulting purchaser.
TfIos. E. wAGGAMAN. Auct myi.dSds
n1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
l. LOT ON N STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NOKTHW EST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded In 49,
Liber No. 900, folio 81, ct seq. one Of the land u
records of the District OF Columbia, T. q surviv--
ing Trustees Will sell Ut public auction, In of the
premises on TIL CRsDA Y, the THIRTEENTH DAY
9F NAY, AD 1856. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all Of
No sSo fronting * ll,ia fee: On e. and running
finest building lots In the city.
Terms: onehalf cash. balance In equal instruments
At one and two years, notes 20 bear per cent Interest
payable semfannuay and TO be scared By deed Of
trust all cash, at option OF purchaser conyeyanc4
thg etc. at cost Of purcharer: deposit OF $3.50 Re.
CURED at time OF sale; Terms to be compiled with In
ten days otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
after days pubic notice OF such fessie ia kome
paper published I'D Washington, D. G.
OTIS 4. PRESRkEY. surviving Trristae
UCNCAN60N BROS, Auetioneers. mid