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BOWLING Auct,oneer

TINHOMAS BOWLING Auctoneer.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF kOBES, PELLA-
GON1UMS, FUCHSIAS AND OTHER PLANTS
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY
SEVENTH. 1886, within my salesrOOms CON-
MENCING at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. 1 will sell large
lot of Roses and other plants now In bloom and In
pots.
Terms, cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
my24-dts Anoticnoor
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TOMORROW,

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 be sold without reserve. The works are superbly
mounted in the finest and most costly of fine gold leaf
and bronzed frames. Connosseurs and lovers Of the
Fine Arts invited to visit The gallery 1t being
necessary to appreciate this really valuable collection
my2l-5t
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers

4
TRUSTEFE SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSE NO. 11O2 VIRGINIA AVEN UE
ss9UTHWEsT. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
By virtue of deed of trust, dated April 14th, -
1883, and duly recorded In Liber No O37 folio
3O2 ct seq. one of the land records OF the Dis E
trct of Columbia and by the direction of the party
thereby secured the undersigned trustees will SELL al
public AUCTION in front Of the premises, on SATUR
FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ. lot numbered nineteen (l9j
of Abram F. Bankers recorded subdivision of part OF
original lot numbered seven 90 in square numbered
Washington District of Columbia, together with inn
provements on said lot consisting Of substantial
dwelling house
Terms OF sale One-third OF the purchase money in
cash and the balance in equal notes andtwo
years with interest from day of sale six per
per annum interest TO be paid semi-annually, to be
or all the purchase money may be paid in cash, at the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit OF 500 must be
made at the time of sale. Upon failure to comply with
the terms OF sale within ten days after sale resale
will be had after five days public notice. at the risk
and cost of the deaulting purchaser. Alconveyancng
and recording e me 91IcT W Ros efssi
my25-d&ds GEORGE c. BOARMAN. ! e''
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TWo-sToRY BRICK, No. e1e SIXTH STREET,
NEAR X SOUTHWEST, WITH FRAME
FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, we will sell, In front of 3D.
the premises, &A
PART OF LOTS 81 AND IS. Square No. 40,
Fronting 1S feet 9Th street. and running back 122
six rooms modern conveniences and rear by small
frame house.
This property is used for business purposes and will
be q good investment.
~ DuNcANsoN BROS,
my24d&ds Auctioneers
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WILMINGTON, DEL, May 26.-Gov. Stockley
has appointed lgnatius g. 0rubb, OF this city,
70 the state bench, to dll the vacancy 90
castoned by the death Of Judge Whitley. Judge
Grubb b Q native Of Delaware, - years old and
the member Of the democratic national exec
uttvo committee from this state.
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To be Made Metropolitan Sees.

MONTREAL. May 26.-It is stated here that
Information has been received by the ecclesas-
teal authorities from Rome that the pope con-
templates raising Montreal and Ottawa to be
metropolitan sees, with the present occupants
elevated to the dignity of archbishops.
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The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 p. m prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day as reported Dy
special wire to u. III. Dodge. 539 18th street:
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BOWLING, Auctloneer.

SoqNSfY SEAT Of TIE LATE SGhGs JOSEF lP i
the District Of Columbia passed In Equity cause :.
No 7459, Doc. 20. will offer for sale at public G.1
the s. 'n aY
SEVENTH DAY oF MAY. A D. 1856 at f FOUR r
county of Washington. District Of Columbia. called
and known as part Of "tckiugton'' described by
of land more or less and improved with large
and substantial dwelling house and outbuldings.
property which well wooded and watered and over
looks and forms portion OF the northern boundary
and if not sold we viii then offer the same sccordins
to the plat of subdivision seven lots which viii
6e M ne Lot WIN hs
acres Lot .c9nanlng l5l0O acres; LOT con
of the Metropolitan branch of the D. and o. r. Lots
and adjoin the Heating estate; Lot adjoins the
Ger MAJ scheutzen Park and has front of l3l
lie east of said railroad and upon the Brentwood road.
10. Z Containing y 77-ioo acres: LOT 8 containing
T. containing $4,000 This lot also mont
Of 54s 30 loo feet on Boundary street
chase money in cash. and the residue four equal ill.,
staments due in six twelve eighteen and twenty
chaser or purchasers giving his their pronissory
notes for the deferred paymentwth interest thereon
sale; ali cash option of the purchaser or pur.
chaaers. The title to said property will be retained
any separate part thereof shall be fully paid; and if
any purchaser shall fail to comply with terms OF
the right to resell at the risk and such
defaulting purchaser. The plat of subdivision may
deposit on az: eptance Of bid if sold as Whole, and
$3.50 on each lo! i sold IL separate parcels.
JAMES S. EDWARDS.
cA1DEaoNs CARLISLE Ran 81 E, w.
ANDREW B. .P5SSSSA A w. Trustees
,on ,,, az - 81. n. w.,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
vI,HoMAs J. FISHER & co, AuctioneerA

TTHHOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., AuctioneerA
TRUsTEES' SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
H0USE AND LOT. KNOMN As NJ. l4i6
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWESE
By virtue Of deed of trust dated February 49,
lith, 1881, and duly recorded in IIber No SSo. =.
folio $780, seq., one of the land records for .xA
Washington county, in the District Of Columbia and
by the direction of the holder of the note secured
NAY TWENTIETH, at FIVE O'CLOCK in front OF
the premises, sub-lot numbered "a, in square mum.
bered 312 improved by q three-story brick dwelling
house with all Improvements. known as No. 141d
18th street northwest
Terms of sale One-thrd cash, and the remainder In
one and two years. secured BY deed of trust on the
premises, and bearing interest pay able semaEnuay
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE ~
l4l6 st. NV. lr-,.+oo.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. ii's''S-
my10-d&ds 1924 ST. NV
&ITHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC
count of rain until w EDN ESDAY, MAY TWENTY
SIXTH, same hour and place ny21-d&dS
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A MINxRs' Stake ENDxD-Ths strike OF
coal miners In the Clearneld region commenc-
Ing March 18th, has beep declared on, and
work viii be resumed tomorrow. This result
was brought about yesterday at meeting OF
the operators and representation q the
kn1g0t0 q Labor wing q the miners.
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Deneh Or Lieut. NtOea Ten.

PHLADELPHxA, May 26.-Informstiou was
received In the city to-day Of the death OF Lieut..
Henry =. Stockton, OF the US navy, 81 South
Sea, England, on the 9Th instant
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NO CHANCE The SITUATION TpDAf.
There was no apparent change to-day In the
situation between the locked out" journey
men aud the master mechanics. The Carpen-
tiers Assembly, X. OF l.. AZ their meeting yes.
terday afternoon reaffirmed their determine
tion TO stand out for Gig ht hours. Al meeting
evening IL was decided 10 main tain the ten
hour rule. A master builder 81 ted 90 STAR
reporter to-day that he believed the strike
would have been settled long ago Il Il had not
been for the desire OF many of the builders To
keep their old men. They had held their work
back, hoping 20 get their old hands again. The
builders. he said. could easily get carpenters 10
Ill the places OF the old men. The trouble would
come, he Thought Ia getting bricklHyers and
Members Of the Timers union dcnied, to-
day, the published statement that auy of their
union were returning Ia work. Advertise
ments are appearing in papers ip other cities,
calling TOR bricklayers and plumbers 20
work in this city. Members ~ the unions ex-
press themselves rs confident hat these advsr-
tisements viii have effect, and that the
, bosses 81 here cannot MI the Places OF
petent workmen. Two plumbers have
come from Philadelphia aud are now 1T
work tor one OF the bosses. A the Knights ~
Labor headquarters to-day soLlG OF the work.
men talked of sending their members tai work
in other cities. Twenty-seven stonccutters
have already ieft the city to work elsewhere.
Large Real Estate Sales.
Within the last few days Fitch, Fox & Browt
have made the following sales OF real estate,
For DIR. j. NJ Browne. 4. =. N, to James Jack
SON ar rorts al Ion. 40 a,a so an Is,hron,.
suhiiy i>iou a.; -. 10 having a frnnIasa ~
81 feet on ph,,lr island ,Se~ne near G,nnsr,,
cut aNeuu,. I'D s,~gll a. al 10 me same ,,ur.
cn 1Ser ia ~ I.l.t ii "a tbe aatnt,ii,n,
lot of sam, ,lyp tar - agI "a ror Mr. EIazs
beth lauicr llunn 4 NJ Rutdeln,,.r -
vice president 81 the I,irb,nono and panyi;iaa
railroad co... sanv. Ict, / l., and nart of "a in
square 250 improved bN the me larra Stone
building known as lhe "iscpuhiican building
for sly 600 Dor Mr>. Mariauua Il. Iathrs,p.
of Chicago 10 a. T. llfch slil, lr,t IA i'm sonars
l59 Tor gl3.h For " alter Paris 20 Mr.
Mary N de e., flanr,.ti snh lo, % sonara i6o
for = 400 ,.ur H. \ -.-b!mnl.l ferpir 20 IL
w. g Brodhead. lot =. ln block "a Of The .uhdt.
sion of Meridian nm for <lg-s for a. IL
hickey 10 Watson IA larf.tr l.t ( hlock All "a
the subdivision ri the tF5ril Grounds OF the o.
lumbar UniversltN Tor 81 SD 81 Also for
Mrs Elizabeth Iasllitr Dunn Ia. f.,l,owtnc lois
in the subdivision at l..ni,r b,tsAt,. Iots 38.
-. a. a. 46 and AZ 40 Mss Max \. Mann for
S4,32i rs; lot As 10 Mis-, Mary {. oe araffen-
RED for So: lot a. L. t,.a,rsa - tlooper fOr
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NORrAGEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
NA ERTY In THE TOWN OF EVANSVILLE

MD.
In execution of power of sale contained in 80
n,of9saSe nom Christopher c. Hyatt and Fannie i,.4
H. HSatt us wife, 10 VIM. H. Perkins. the ~,
andersgned viii SELL at public sale, at the court
doof, IN the town of Upper Marlborough. on SATUR-
BAY NAY 1WENTY-NINTH. 1856, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK A., that handsome and weimpr0ved
residence OF the late Christopher Hyatt, situated
II the town of Hyattsvi'le. Prince Georges county.
Mo: on the west side OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
ROAD, being q threestory brick dwelling. containing
ABOUT eighteen large rooms, with basement.
Also oneStory frame cottage with the land ada
cent thereto-between eight and ten acres-a portion
being lad OF into fine building lots.
Also that lot of land in said town containing about
TWO acres, more or less improved by twostOry brick
store 24x5O feet Immediately adjoining the railroad
station.
rare chance is here offered for the purchase of
very yocated property, suitable for either a
private residence. boarding house or female semi
nary.
Terms OF sale Cash the day Of sale the
raihcat1on thereof by the court with interest from
the day of SALE deposit 0f 1900 i'll be required
the purchaser Oh the day of sale
WIN. II. PERKINS. Mortgage.
r. Is. 3. CHEW and e. g. MAGHt DER,
sol
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BALTIMORE, Nh, May 28.-virginis skies, con-
solidated, 541s; pastdue coupons 63k do new throa
64A do ten-fOrtiss. 80 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. May 26.-COtxon nominaily
steady and duIl-middlng, 0Asa0aA Flour steady
and quiet-Howard street and western super, 26Oa
300; do extra, 1Oa3 80; do family, 4OOA4 rs: civ
mills super. 2.5Oa3.0O; do. extra, S.25a1.OO do.
Rio brands. 45OaA75: Patapsco family g. Sc do
superiative patent. $50. Whsat-southern dull and
nominal western lower, closing dulI; southern real
s:sass: do. amber. s7sS9: No ! Maryland. 90 bid;
1884, september, e3ls bid Corn-so0thsfn easier;
western lower closing quiet; southern white l3s45
May, 44Asa45ls: june. 43 asked. Oats easier and
Quiet-southern, 30a42 western white, Sos42:
western MIXED, 36a3s Pennsylvania, 30sAs Rye
firm, 73a74 Hay dun aud easier-prime 70 choice
western, ). y 9Ss135O Proyisaons eaiet. Ne. pork.
sides, packed, 4A4s614. Bacon-shouiders 81; clear
RIB sides "a; hams 1la12 Lard-reoned. ~,
l6ai9. Eggs steady. 12ai2l. Petroleum quiet.
refined. T. Coffee fmRi0 caFg0es, ordinary g fAir,
SaaSas sugar firm ana sieady-A con, o. copper
Lissl29 FreieRtsto Liverpoci esr steamer Siie.-
cs!pu-foSr, sos barrels wheat S4,z00 bushels;
100 bushels Shipments $3.50 barrels; corn.
10000 bushels: salss-whest. $4,000 bushslG coEus
$4,000 b0ahola
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NJ FOLEY, Auctloneer.

M FOLEY AuctlOneer.
IkgsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
on on, PE ts, NJ, ANENlE sutIHEAsT
E zss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTH
BY virtue of a deed oftrust dated 2eth sepem- ..rA
PET e,o Esp 1 and 3D. duly reeorde IN ber No Ito @
county of Washington. III the Distrlc, of
by direction Ut the holder ri The thereby.
shall sell at public auction, GA 1T f>pAY. THE
TW ENTY FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1856. at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF The premises, Of lots
ID and II. In square TO-, besi:ns Tor said parts
lots in the south line of ieunsyIvau, avenue I'll feet
thence south 80 feet, cas-. taes south 10 ee east IL
feet. southeastery 81 Az ee north feet,
north about 80 iee to pennsyvsa sVeue easterly
along Pennsylvania avenue feet 10 N hes 10 begin
ming.
Terms of sale: One-ha.f cash. balance, notes at 8
and months secured by deed of trust upon premises
Deposit OF SlOO when properly is sold. Terms to be
and cost OF de L ~ pu u t4. e;
m12-w,fm-5t
@-THE ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED TO SAT-
hour.
sale positive. No by-bidding
my20-d&ds +. c. WEAVER, Trustee
L>OLEY, Auctioneer.
will sell large stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
DAY, MAY TWENTT-EIGHTH. -. Ten A. NJ
This is splendid stock. embracing every article
nave orders to Close them out to the highest bidder
for cash.
Ladies and Dealers are invited to attend, as the
my2e-2t* FOLEY. Auctioneer.
GALE OF BURIAL SITES IN CONGRESSIONAL
y CEMETERY AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, NAY TwENTY-EIGHTH,a at ONE
S and se 1pT ys m
sional Cemetery Nos 1S4 and 1so, In range 34 and
Terms ms e saS '''' LII range DSScANsos Bros
my25-3t Auctioneers
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FTHHIS EVENING AT HALP-PAST SEVEN P. NJ,
AGUNS, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOV ELTlES
WATCHES, SILVEkWARE, JEWELRY, BAN
JOS. SPORTING GOODS. sc. IN STORE 1347
TENTH STREET.
BY direction of the owner who is going exclusively
In the manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock at auction. EVERY EVENING, at HALF
PAST SEVEN, until all are dispOsedof
Bargains may be expected
myi52m NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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CHICAGO. ILI., May aA 1l0o 9 N-Whsaa
starting ct ~, and breaking otto ySae There wV
slight rally 70 1871. but the market q AGAIN Oh q
inside figures Corn staady-tune, 361k Oass 6rm-
July, an Pork and Lard are dutl and unchaneo2
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES, COGNACS
4 CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIALS.
Ordinary French Carets - and 90 per doz
California Clarets, Soc per GAL. Zinfandel superior
30, and burgundy $3.50 per dOx.
All wines received directly, which Is guarantee OF
their purity Wins Francois de loutes sOrs en- caisses
VlCIOk kOUX q ST. ETIENNE, 1747 Pa ave-
mv2l.1mo
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pEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK AND FRAME
i BUILDINGS
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
EIGHTH. 1885, at SIX O'CLOCK, we shall sell, In
front Of the premises, the Buildings now on square
6S5 and west of square COS, bounded by New Jersey
avenue and South Capitol streets consisting of
twostory Brick Houses. six rooms each:
Brick Houses, aud
10 Frame Houses
Sale peremplory.
he buildings must be torn down and removed
Within ten days from date of sale.
my 24-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucti0neers
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TeIegrRphic Briefs
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Rev. Erastus Wentworth, ID. D., a prominent
Methodist divine, died at Sandy Hill, w ashing
ton county, n. Y, yesterday, aged ~ years.
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The SEIZURE OF THE SIsTERs."-No infor
nation has been received at either the State OF
the Treasury departments regarding the seizure
Of the Sisters at Portland. No report is ex
pected At the State department unless the mat
ter should be brought TO the attention Of the
department by the British minister. Some sur
prise IL manifested, however, at the Treasury
department that the customs officials have sub
mftted no communication on the subject
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNErER.-The follow.
ing were the readings NJ the signal office to-day:
8 n M, 40; q. M, 20; IL q. ~, 50; p. m.
81. Maximum, 81; minimum, A.
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The Courts.
Equity CoURT,,ludQe HdQner.

EQUITY CoURTDyuo0e ddQnef.
Today, Hutchins sgt Hutchins; sale decreed
and c. Brown appointed trustee. smith agt
Smith; testimony ordered taken by Rutledge
Wilson.
POLICE COURr-Jvd0e &aeu
Today, Adeline Warner, assault eS or 16
days. Mary Bracket, do; do. John Albert,
| do; $40. Joseph Hughes, do; collateral for
colored. do: do
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers

hoNCANSoN bRoS., AuctloneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NEW JERSEY AVEUNE BETWEEN D
AND + STREETS NORTH.
By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in -
Liber No 953, Folio 426. ct seq. of the
records for the District Of Columbia will sell 1a
ON THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH OF
NAY, a; D. 1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in
front Of the premises all that piece parcel ground
and premises situate, lying and being In the city of
Washington, In the District of Columbia. and Down
and distinguished the north three () inches 'front.'
ing ON New Jersey avenue of lot a." in Vests SUBJ
division of original lot numbered one a. running
back the same width to the line of said lot" and
also the adjoining lot numbered sixteen l6). in the
subdivision OF original lot numbered two % made by
Hoffman, in square numbered six hundred and
nine(629) together with all the improvements,
ways easements rights privileges and appurtenances
sold subject to special Improvement taxes.
Terms: 5000 cash; balance in one and two years.
notes to bear six cent interest or all cash. at
option OF purchaser deposit Of Sl0u required at
otherwise resale at risk cost of the deaulting
purchaser after i've day public notice of such resale
in some newspaper published In Washington, ID. C.
Conveyancing. &C., at purchasers cost
GEORGE BAUER, lr,.,,....,
my15-d&dS JOHN WALTER, JR. AHuS'oeS'
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTEp.-Senator Dolph,

ROBBERIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UOlph, OF
Oregon, reports stolen from his house, No. 8 La
fayette square, . lady's gold watch set with dia:
at $40. Mrs. Holman, $40 1lth street, reports
stolen $5 and hat. As the family OF j. Ii.
dinner, yesterday, q thief entered their store
aud ran or with q box containing q small
amount of money.
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A1-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO SAT-
UkDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH, 1856, at SAINT
hour.
sale positive No by-bidding
my20d&ds T.. c. WEAVER, Trustee.
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THE NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY, consisting
of Rear Admiral 5. p. Luce, Commodore Che
rardi and Commodore Braine, with Capt. Nc
Lean Tilton, of the marine corps, judge advo-
cate, has been ordered to meet on board the u.
S. s. Tennessee, at New York, on the LIST OF
June. TO investigate and report upon certain
Rear Admiral Jouett rejecting upon the con-
duct of Lieut.. Commander George w. Pigman
while on duty executive officer of the Ten
nessee. The court is ordered at the request OF
Commander pigman.
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AUCTION SALES.


WEEKs q Co. Auctioneers,
637 Louisiana ave, opp. City Post ONCE.
THURSDAY. NAY TwENTY-SEv 1885
AT TEN A. NJ,
IN FRONT OF AND WITHIN OUR sALEsRooMs
WITHOUT REGARD TO WEATHER,
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Fine Cherry Chamber Set, Cherry Lounge.
Leather Seat and other Walnut Chairs
Ultra fine Spring 'front.' silk Plush, Cherry Parlor
Suite-cost. $3.50
Suite. ~ ~
FINE Moquette Rugs and Brussels Carpets and Rugs
O09 pieces Plush Easy Chairs and Rookie, s, Side
DoaIus hat Racks Walnut Chamber Sets of three and
ten pieces each, &c
ALSO. FOR ACCOUNT OF TRUSTEE.
Five wagonloads assorted Household Goods, Car
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Ing Soaps.
Three barrels Vinegar, two barrels Syrup.
Baking Powder, four Chests Tea, Cigars, &c. 1t
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NOR SALE
IL NV.

II NV. NV.
91OM st. MI Dr. SIC. 500 1919 ST., b., 6r &
Sol9 St, mi. 12r-S.5OO houses in rear -, 900
G3S ST, u. l.. 13r. IS, 500 1923 goth St. FIJI Or.
2OS3 III st. M l., 12r-S 900 d rs. in 3r-5, 900
1741 st, u. l., 1Or-1, 600 2126 2I30 STD 900
026 Mass ave-, Tor ii. 500 1929 to 1135 900
~ St, N L, 1Or-6. 500 124T and l249 Madi-
13l1 D st., h.. 6r....5 V0Oi St, f. h., & b.
4SS to AL Prather's b. in rear.--....4 500
alley, Ar ....--.--.--..4 500 122 st. N. l., TIA 700
The above Is only o small portion of property on nv
books. For full list call Office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 10TH lmy25l THOS. E WAGGAMAN.
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ARMY ORDERS.-COl. John E. Yard, 18th In
fantry, ordered to Fort Hayes, Kansas. Col. z.
R. Bliss, oath infantry, ordered to Fort supply,
Indian Territory. Lieut.. Col. f. p.
Rearsoh, oath infantry, ordered TO
Lieut.. Col. WIN. III. Jordan, 18th infantry, Or
dered to the department OF Texas. Major John
NJ. Andrews, 21st infantry, ordered TO the
mann, relieved from recruiting duty and Or
dered to Fort SuIiy. Dakota.
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MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Charles
Warner Piummer, OF New Bedford, Mass, AN q
Mary e. Barker John earring ton and Rosa
johnson, of Baltimore, Md; James A. Dick ~
son, of Fremont, Ohio, and Hattie Plat. of Ro-
chester, Ind; Ia. W. Hart ana Mary Z. jack
son; James kearney, OF New York, aud Eve
Behrens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

RAID ON AN ALLEGED POLICY SHoP.-This
afternoon Detectives Raft and Block, with oi.
Ulcers Horne and Byrnes, OF the nth precinct,
went with u raiding warrant 10 the club rooms
OF Washington assembly, No. (cOloredl, where
they found several colored men sitting around
the table. AS the officers entered one OF the
men, Samuel j. Asher, tried To get rid oil some
policy papers. Asher, Nathaniel Branson,
Amos Dayidge and James Parker were taken
70 the NTH precinct station and locked up,
Asher charged with writing policy and the
Others being held witnesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

~ Alexandria, Va, containing about 5la acres: has
sufficient amount Of clay to make $50 100000 bricks,
Machine. Kiln Walls, Sheds, &c. all In good repair
Easy of access to both and river. Terms easy
Apply to w, IL BA RSTOW
mytlm RIE 7tb or N ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

| DEATH AT THE AGE Oh 10 lEARs-The
death oil Eliza Fortune, colored, said To be 4 10
years old, was recorded in the health Office to-
day and a permit WAS issued for her interment
She is a native OF Virginia, and has recently re-
| sided at 1875 X street, where she died OF old
|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

L>OR SALE-l417 RHODE ISLAND AVE, NEAR
u Scott Circle, eight-rooni Brick; lot 30xI3o feet to
3O-foot alley. For particulars inquire of Dr. WIN
TER 1o2S 9Th St. NV. my2olm*
ENOR SALE-2 NEW BRICK HOUSES. 5TH ST
II NV: ems bath. latrobe. range. vent1lat ors,
&C. plot in front; will be for sale only three
lays q bargain STONE q LITTLEFIELD, 1925
81. w.