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THREE CHILDREN AND A POLICEMAN BITTEN
AT PULLMAN, ILL.
A big white dog, mad with rabies, ap-
peared on Fulton street, In Pullman. Illinois,
Tuesday afternoon. He went along quietly
until opposite the house OF Al Klingel a
railroad switchman, when he dashed sacross
the street and seized Johnnie Klingel, aged
B. by the cheek. Tho animal then started down
the street, and meeting y little boy named Con
nors. bit him severely in the hand. BY this
time the street was aroused and mothers hur-
dog" started men armed with clubs after the
animal. Police Officers Kane and Cassenbrot
pursued the dog to KensingtOn. He ran into a
saloon where two women and several men
were drinking. The men mounted the bar aud
the two women climbed on to the pool table.
tried to shoot the dog, but failed In the street
Q bold boy attacked the dog with a ball bat.
He gave the dog one blow and then climbed the
and Officer Kane fired. The ball struck I'm the
back of the dogs head and he FELL but quickly
a,s ahd 1hs
officer shook him Cd, aud Kane nred another
Search was made for two dogs bitten by the
mad one. They were found aud killed. Physi-
clans were at once called 10 attend the two boys
with caustic. but the physicians gave no hope
OF fh.pP preventing , hydroPhobis. L Was learned
sSan nas and p1S hea 1eeP ~ WILDWOOD last
superintendent OF the Pullman iron and steel
works. The boy is twelve years old. He was
bitten on the end OF finger, and yesterday his
hand and arm were much swollen aud he was
suffering great pain. Mr.: Perkins consulted
with several physicians Tuesday and was adj
vised TO take the boy at once TO Paris and place
him under the treatment OF Pastsur. Acting
under this advice he made arrangements 70
start the boy with his mother for Paris. Ths SYM
pathy expressed In the village Tuesday night
resulted In the circulatton OF subscription
paper 10 raise sufficient funds 10 send all OF the
bitten children TO Paris. The three wounded
children will 60 together. Othcer Cassenbrot-s
wound Ia the most severe Of any.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR FIXTURES AND
Lease OF PREMISES SITUATED ON N w.
CORNER OF 13l2 AND d STREETS NORTH
9 WEST, BEING No. 1851 d STREET
BY virtue of chattel deed Of trust, Gated October
80 ct seq, one of the Land Records of
the District of Columbia, and by request of
At public i4 auction, on the premises FRIDAY.
O'CLOCK An, all goods and chattels as mentioned
in schedule A. attached to aforesaid deed. such
Bar Counters, Tables Chairs Mirror. Chamber Suites
Glasses Crockery, &C.. &c. Also the lease of said
property with about four years Of unexpired time
fhe goods and lease will be offered first as an entirety
and If not sold thus will at be offered in detail
Terms cash.
- FRANK w. BIRD Trustee.
Thus DOWL1NG. AuctiOneer. apo. 24&29-3t
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"EEKS CO., Auctioneers,
637 Louisiana Avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
IMPORTANT SALE OF

IMPORTANT SALE OF
MACHINERY, TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS OF
SHOP OF CHARLES PFANNE. No. 638 STREET
NORTHWEST, COMPRISING EVERYTHING NE
CEssARY FOR CONDUCTING THE BUSINESS.
WILL BE OFFERED AS AN ENTIRETY AT
AUCTION. ON THE PREMISES ON SATURDAY,
FIRST DAY OF NAY, 1886, AT TEN A. NJ, AND
IF NOT DISPOSED OF IN THAT MANNER WILL
BE SOLD IN DETAIL IN LOTS TO SUIT. ap24-et
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THIS EVENING.
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers,

AIALIER b. WILLIAMS d CO., AuctiOneera
IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH CLASS PAINT
INGs. DIRECT FROM THE BLOOMSBURY
GALLERIES OXFORD STREET, LONDON,
ENGLAND, COMPRISING CHOICE EXAM
Piles OF THE ENGLISH, FRENCH, GER
NAN AND ITALIAN SCHOOLS, TO WHICH
ARE ADDED A FEW CHOICE AMERICAN
PAINTINGS FROM TEE MCCLEEs GALE
RES, 1417 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADEL.
PHIA.
SALE PEREMPTORY.
The Pictures will be on exhibition Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday. APRIL 26th. 9th and 2Sth, at our
Art Exhibition Rooms. corner 10th and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest. Sales, AFTERNOONS at THREE
and EVENINGS ut EIGHT O'CLOCK, WEDNES-
DAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, TWENTY
EIGHTH. TWENTY-NINTH, THIRTIETH.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
ap246t Auctioneers
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Richard Lee, the colored man who is to he
executed tomorrow for the murder of his wife,
although rather depressed In spirits yesterday
morning, was feeling I'm better spirits in the
afternoon, aud was allowed TO exercise In the
corridor. During the morning his spiritual
adviser, Rev. Mr.. Williams, OF Israel Colored
NJ. E. church, and Mr.. Roberts, OF the Colored
Young Mems Christian Association, and Mrs.
Roberts called and spent some time with Lee
In religious conversation, singing and pra yer.
The sacrament OF the communion was admin
istered. During the day he saw q number OF
his friends, and also his brother. Lee gave di-
rections as to some family affairs and as to his
burial. He expressed himself as resigned to
his tate.
LEWIS soMMERFIELD,
the Pole, who occupies the adjoining cell and
Is to suffer death at the same time, received a
visit from his spiritual adviser, Rev. L. IL.
Schneider, in the morning, and was in good
any reference to his crime, and would forget il
II he could, and does not wish any display.
Ack;nowledging his guilt; he states that he is
law his crime will be forgotten as soon as pos
sibe. It is denied that he Ii stolid or indiffer-
emit, and at times, when alone, he has shed tears
till the pillow OF his cot was wet He is q Pole,
and on reaching majority served eighteen years
In the Prussian army, being engaged In two
wars He was twice decorated for bravery.
Feeling that whatever men say OF him that he
Is at peace with God, he is he says, pepsred to
mercy OF God. He has fully Informed Rev. Mr..
Schneider OF his wishes as to his burial, and
has settled up his temporal affairs, being de-
sirouS OF spending the remainder OF his time in
spiritual matters after seeing his children. He
has three sons and two daughters, all Of whom
are grown.
ANTONIO NARDELLO,
who is to be hanged on Friday of next week,
also continues I'm good spirits, but he is rather
more exercised as to his eating than the others,
and frequently asks for something outside the
prison fair. Yesterday he had visitor his
counsel, Mr.. Field, with Col. Marcossis, who
acted as interpreter on the trial, and who spent
some time with him. He still adheres TO the
statement made that two Others committed tho
murder while he was present, but he now
admits that he received $50 of the money
taken from RotunnO. After this interview he
received visit from an Italian friend, who
mother in Italy.
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lTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
TWENTIETH STREET, BErwEEN = Am
NnnTxyxEurSu,
NORTHWEST,

u 1873, recorded in Lber COL folio 34S OF the 81;
Land records OF the District Of Columbia and at
the written request or the party secured viii sell at
public agction IN front ofthe premises on MONDAY,
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, that part of oririnsi iot , IN
square n a29 beginning at the
10 inches; south Al feet inch west 1855 feet lOnche
nor, north a zee. Inch. to beginning, improved By
Terms Of sale: ~ 600 In cash. balance at six and
lively tMsive months from day Of sale, with In
option, deferred payments to be secured BY deed OF
trust ON the property A deposit Of 5000 win be re-
Ing ut purchasers cost II terms are not complied
With within ten days from sale property viii be resold
RICHARD T: MORsELL, Trustee.
ap1oWGs,1m THOS BOWLING. Auct
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

STE1NWAY & SONS PLANO FORTE BOOK
CASES. WITH SECRETARY ATTACHMENT
MA Az 1l PARLoR SUITE LOUNGES,
SION TABLES AND sIDEBOARD. REFBIci-
RRRATOR, SCREENS. FRENCH PLATE MIR
ROR OIL PAINTINGS, MARBLE-rOP AND
OTHER TABLES, WARDROBEs. CUPBOARD,
MARBLETOP SHAVING STAND, MANTLE
ORNAM ENTS, MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
FURNITURE, GoTTAGE SUITS. BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS, MATTRESSES
AND FEATHER BEDS, HEATING STOVES,
SMALL al IRON SAFE, LOT OF DOORS, LUM-
BIER, &C. GARDEN TOOLS KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, &C. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NAY FIFTH,
1855, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at the residence
OF the late Dr. e. IL. Leberm No 722 18th street.
between and streets northwest Will sell the
Tire contents az partly enumerated above.
Terms cash. THOS. BOWLING,
ap20-dts Auctioueer
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON

T ARGE LOT OF GROUND CORNER OF THIR-
IL TENTH AND MARYLAND AVENUE, AND
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND STREETS
n. E.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY-NINTH, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. WE WILL SELL IN
FRONT OF THE PREMISES.
LOTS AND "A. SQUARE zoos.
These Lots front SO Alp feet MARYLAND ayenue,
129 6l2 feet on G street and 1853 LIZ feet on 18th
street.
These Lots fronting three streets a splendid sub
division for building purposes can be made.
Terms Onethird cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to bear interest per cent and to
secured by deed of trust, all cash. at option of
deposit of 500 each lot will be required at time
OF SALE Terms to be compiled with in 10 days. other
wise resale at risk and of defaulng purchaser
ap245t Dun CANSON BROS, Aucts
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
ao L. En n s TO- j J; APpeh suit So
So. s72; 1900. CIV Dom to Almon Bryant,
subs. Is and 10, SO: 1928; S6O4.sO. James
Lowndes to q. F. Graham ct AL, sub. 81, SO. 20;
pit. 8, So. 81; $2,1O0. Chas Roller to c. ID.
Gray. sub. lot 81. So. $50; $4,000. L. w. An
srsn kesr Eltsn 70 o1WSSS ya
1855; $4,000. r. NJ. Morrison TO Gertrude +.
Smith, sub. q, SO. $50: $4,000. Joseph Frei-
al; 3. Weisenfeld to Joseph Friedenwold,
same property; - Sarah III. Johnston to Vir-
GINA Buckley, pts: and 2, 50. 400; $1,000; 7.
153; SIC, 5s3.2O. Robert A. Phillips TO Julia
Paul Bart, pL9. SO. 4a7: 81 300 a; F. Kings
T. Psns f. Walas sus
F. Junghaus pit do; S925 Andrew V. Payne
To- to- G. a. L. Da u Bots, sub e So $50; 8 g l.
s. W. K Ellis 70 john <. Prescott, part parts 3
and and 3 SO: 1I6; zoo Same to I: I; Houston.
as ats ,o s. B,own
$751; 400. Jesse Brown ct al. to Michael Liston,
lots % and 60 block o, T.; q DIS sub Mt.
Juliet A. Hon. sub. 80, 50. 1873; $500. b. s.
to 81 b lots hs and
c. Wilmer to Col. Arthur Herbert, sub lot i, 50.
30; S2,4sO: w. II. Clagett TO Alexander Des.
$500. 6. {. Sheriff to j. VIM Lee, lots Z, and
8, 50. 1l36; $1,000. c. +. +. Richardson 20
Mary G. de Grafienried, sub lots 6s to 40, 5 4.
part SO. 9Os; =. c. b. Mades to G. Mades, lott
35 and SO, SO. A; 500. $. C. Pomeroy to w.
Stevens, lot SO, Sec s. Barry farm; S225. q.
Fegan to S. Polkinhorn, sub l3, SO. $40; g.
w. Mayse to Joseph H. Hunter, sub 20, 50.
ITO; $1,3l2.5O. Theo. A. T. Judd to Victor
Diller to b. IS. Ferguson, lots Is and II, So.
1915; 1888. Horatio King to John Ryan. W.
pt 10, 50: II; 5000. James NJ Earnuln, sxr.
McEuen to Mary A. McEuen to Mary A.
Bunell, lots and 5, block 3, Berryville; 500.
lots IA TO %, So. loss; s762.66. Rosalie NJ.
bradford TO TheO. Friebus, pit. s, 50. 776; 5000.
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Invaded by Mexicans.

A TEXAN TOWN CAPTURED AND SEARCHED.
A telegram to the New York Herald from
Corpus Christi, Texas, April %, says: Intelli-
genoe was received here to-day that last night
the town of Collins, station on the Texas divi-
sion OF the Mexican National railroad, and
about forty miles west of here, was surprised
and captured by a large band of armed Next
cans, who searched every house in the town
for z. NJ. Coy, the deputy sheriff, who with
an armed posse ran to cover and captured
Andres Martinez and Jose Maria Cardena, two
Mexican outlaws aud horse thieves, who were
brought to Collins Sunday, the 18th instant, and
left In care OF Constable Johnson During that
night the constables house was surrounded by
body Ofmasked men. He was disarmed and
the manacled prisoners, while pleading for
mercy, We're literally riddled with bullets. The
search for Deputy Sheriff Coy having proved
fruitless, as he was absent in another portion
OF the county, they raised the siege and rapidly
rode away. Bioodshed 10 anticipated and
much excitement prevails.
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LADIES' GOODS.

$BEEr 80 g g ERE a z - =:
Bpbp ZEE ScCG Vooo 4 ( AA a
i've PICTURES. Japanese Fans, Scrolls Lamp shades,
N,s splas hers Lanterns. Napkins, Crepe Pictures
80 BOOK Pictures (endless Variety Silk Transfer
Pares PAYERS for the German. Music Books. sheet
s5nsr sc: Lustre PANT. Zoe: Liquid for Mixing
s. birthday cards, Masks so shades French Tissue
Psser school ards Soc per 100 Toys, studies for
Plating Nice Jap. Folding Fans. 1Oc,
j Jay GOULD. All 9Th ST. near Penna ave. ap2-6w
IIrANTED-LaD DIES WHO DESIRE To HAVE
w her real laces and antique lace curtains cleaned
rrusl 10 new, should 20 TO Madame e. WEBER,
tom Paris I21S III ST. NV. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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YNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
IRuSTEES' SALE OF FINE THREE-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON
CONGRESS STREET, BETWEEN BEALL AM

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE THREE-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, ON
CONGRESS STREET, BETWEEN BEALL AND
WEST STREETS, IN GEORGETOWN, d. C.
By virtue of two deeds Of trust dated respect eA
lively the 21st day of March, A. ID. 1854, and the E8
18th day OF January, A. d. 1885, and recorded .1.#
IN LiSer No lOSl, folio At ct seq. and Liber No.
1I6O foio PAP ct seq respectively, two of the land
signed Trustees will SELL at public auction front of
the premises. on MONDAY, the TENTH DAY OF
MAY, A. D. 1886, AT FIVETHIRTY O'CLOCK p,
the following real estate, situate In Georgetown
tne District OF to witt the north thirty nine
Sy RECT Of Lots numbered fftyseven go and fifty
eight 5S In Bealrs addition to said Georgetown, de-
scrbed by metes and bounds follows Beginning
hftyelght (56), on the west line Of Congress street.
and run thence south by and with the said line of
congress street thirty-nine (39) feet thence
riHnt angles 10 Congress street hundred and
~ Q2Ol feet, thence north parallel with Congress
street thirty mine t30) feet thence hundred
and twenty t12O feet to the place of beginning with
the improvements thereon, consisting OF threestory
Congress street.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one two
ana three years. for which purchasers notes. to bear
interest from the day of SALE and payable
ally ana TO be secured by deed of property
solo, Will De required. or all cash, at option OF pur-
chaser deposit of $500 required at time of sale
All c0nveyancing and recording cost of purchaser
Terms 10 De complied with in ten days from day of
SAFE otherwse the Trustees reserve the right resell
the property at risk and of the defaulting
chaser after I'VE days public notice in some newspa
per published In Washington, ID. G.
ap2ed&ds MEsGE 4 K y aaTt1Enp Trustees.
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I)AWNBROkER'S SALE.
viii sell at II 7th st. northwest at public auc-
ton an pledges forfeited by non-redemplion. COM
mencing SATURDAY, MAY FIRST, MONDAY, MAY
THIRD and TUESDAY, MAY FOURTH. 1886, at
SLY EN-l HIRTY P. M consisting of gold. silver and
Scarf Sea Pins. Earrings Pins Bracelets Rings Guns and
Pistos BOOKS Clocks. Opera Glasses, Solid Silver aud
h hnsfTnmen. ,val i Mirrors &c BPariss
GER. Broker. WEEKS & CO.. Aucta ap20-4t*
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THOS. j. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE NO
I74, SITUATED ON STREET, BETWEEN
THiRD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTH

LIS, u ECAIEU UN X STREET., BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTH.
EAST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of a deed, executed by the late Mrs 49,
Sarah Hamilton dated the 18th day of April IN
io1l and recorded in No. GAO, folio 1871 Of the 90
land records for Washington county, in District
purposes therein set FORTH will sell public auc-
SATURDAY. MAY EIGHTH at SIX O'CLOCK p
NJ Lots numbered ny and in r. NJ. Hairs recorded
SUBDIVISION or square numbered seven hundred and
seventy-fou 14 said Lots having front of sixteen
ieet each on street northeast between Sd and 4th
alley. ~ WV
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash, balance In six
Twelve and eighteen months for bearing
and secured by deed Of trust the property or all in
cash at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit of
L. the terms OF sale are not complied with within
the risk and cost of defAuitng purchaser on five
notice In The EVENING star. All conveyancin2 at
purchasers cost 1900 ~
ap27-eo&ds THOMAS Mc(7III Trnstoo
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AUCTION SALES.

THHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
200
TURKISH CARPETS AND RIGS
AND OTHER ORIENTAL GOODS,
BEING THE LAST SALE FOR THE SEASON
PRIOR TO MR.. sCHNITzER'S
DEPARTURE FOR THE ORIENT,
EMBRACING
RARE PIECES. SUCH AS aHEoRDlEZ, CARA
BACH, DAGHISTAN, ROYAL OUCHAK, KOR-
HASSAN, ISPAHAN. TEHERAN, ROYAL
CAMELS HAIR, ROYAL AGRA. ROYAL
BOKHARA, ROYAL MECCA, ANArOLIAN,
ROYAL CASHMERE ROYAL MOSQUE
ROYAL sUMAK CARPETS AND RUGS
PORTIERES AND EMBROIDERIES,
THE WHOLE FORMING THE MOST VALUABLE
COLLECTION OF ORIENT TEXTILES
EVER SENT TO THIS CITY.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE,
WITHOUT RESERVE,
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS
Southwest corner 11th st. and Pennsylvania ave,
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. MAY
FIFTH. SIXTH AND SEVENTH, 1886,
AT ELEVEN A. NJ AND THREE Pm. EACH DAY.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY THIRD AND
FOURTH, 1885,
apZ9-6t THOS DOWL LING, Auct
TIHoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
REGULAR SALE OF PARLoR, CHAMBER AND
DIN1NG-RooM FURNITURE CARPETS. &C,
All AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY, MAY
FIRST, 1856, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO,
EBONY BOOK Cases and Cabinets. Cherry and Walnut
Removing Top Desks
Also,
large lot OF Household Furniture, damaged by fire.
ALSO,
For the Trade. a large lot of English stone China
ALSO,
TWELVE O'CLOCK. One English Deg Cart with
Brewster Wheels in perfect order, 10 new Buggies
open and close Carriages Business Wagons &c.
ap29-2t
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BOOKS, &c.
Crrp1ArIxG LIBRARY.

Y Ih,--,e thousand volumes Of Standard and Popu-
Ossi - - Win BEST MAGAZINES and NEW
Pun 1-.g PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Mrs. LUCY L HUNTER
- A. LANCASTER, BOOKS AND STA
t-s,,v s,g 9Th NV. Catholic Goods. beauti-
uvta,sirted Cards. Japanese Novelties and
g. p. vniesial, at lowest Prices ap2o-lw*
@@sr1u BOOKS AND CARDS
sstTIN ART PRINTS FOB FASTER
~ eff BooSswth painted or Illuminated covers
lsn1 W. Message fthe Blue Bird.
-, Fells Easter Messengers, and many other
Bis u Z. c. PCRSELL.
"a Ais 9th 81. NV.
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Mas SELMA RuppERr,

COS 9th At. opposite Patent Office.
OPENED a large and new assortment of HAMBURG
IDGIyGS and INSERTIONS, SWISS, NAINSOOK
and ALL-oVER EMBROIDERIES, ORIENTAL,
roaCHoS. MEDICI, EGYPTIAN and other
TRIMMING LACES I'm all the newest patterns
Most complete line of INFANTS and chill
IREyS LACE. SHIRRED and NORMANDY
Az. onz and short DRESSES, SLIPS and ROBES
NEHrNO CLOARS and WALKING SUITS for
spErs veal IN Mother Hubbard and other styles and
a. kinds Of CHILDREE'o FURNISHING GOODS
aa1&8n
CEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND
- LINED. Furs of al kinds repaired.
MBs CUNNINGHAM,
ap2i 1910 Sth St NV
1 !Rs T. McCAFFERTY,
VI 11OeF ST. NV,
sAspes over LADIES' straw Hats and Bonnets In the
u eSf yles. ADO lms
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-. STAR - served 10 subscribers IN the
fHr 49, on their own account. at 10 cents per
ev 44e per 9nth SoIaes rrspa ide SSunses
cass, 80 ~ wear. - six months, %;
1ptf o. !, r. POST Office al Washington. II c.. a.
Ls,,s'sss mail Unatter.I
TeS- ,rrv.ry STAR-published on Friday-$1 q
TEF W arsraii six months. so cents.
y'sI n ,,s subscriptions must be paid In advances
q, a. - ..nI longer than Is paid for
r6psp !, advertising made known on application.
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HNHE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Il Washington ID. c.. t723 14th ST. nw.),
And In the principal other cities.
Trial lessons free New terms begin now.
Free Lectures in German,
Saturday, May LIST, At o'clock
BY Prot +. STOLE principal of BALTIMORE ap27
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During tho French parliamentary vacation
Premier de Freycinct viii make new depart
ure; he will go ON the stump ON an electioneer-
ing tour.
Mrs. James Munroe Smith, Of Red Bank, N,
J., who attached her four children With an axe
ration, died Tuesday from poison.
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l. Real Estate Auctioneer.

n,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF LOT ON FOURTH STREET,
BETWEEN q STREET AND SOUTH CARO-
LIMA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed in equity cause No D9I4
VIII sell at public auction. in front of the premises
on FRIDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH next, at SIX
O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot 49, in square 795.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal instruments
In and IL months. for which notes of the pur-
chaser, bearing interest from day of sale, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property Sold will be
post of $50 will be required time of SALE and al
conveyancing ard recording will be at purchasers
cost IT terms n complied with in seven days
the property will be resou risk OF default
ing purchaser.
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee
45S Louisiana ave
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Auct a22d&ds
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WAS COLUMBUS Born IN CoRsIcAf-Abbe
Casanova, q Corsican arcnaeologiyt, has dis
Columbus was born In the town Of Caiyl, ia
Corsica, and emigrated to Genoa. President
Grevy, having examined the evidence and be-
The authorities Of CaIyi to celebrate by an ON.
cial holiday the tour hundredth anniversary O,
the discovery Of America. The inhabitants OF
Calvi will hold q fets on May %, when Q com.
memorAtive inscription will Be placed on the
house In which Columbus was born.
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IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY,
SITUATED ON TWENTIETH STREET. BE
BEIWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTI-
ETH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
will offer for sale at public auction on WE'D efN
NESDAY, NAY FIFTH. A. d. 1856. AT FIVE d.
Lot numbered 10. in square numbered 10. being -
feet front by lao 1912 feet deep to 3Ooot alley.
improved by fOurroOm frame house.
lmmedia ely thereafter. all of Lot numbered 2S in
square numbered ITO being 20 feet front by an av-
erage depth of S5 feet; side and rear alley.
Terms made kdown on day of sale. A deposit Of
500 Will be required each lot at time Of sale Con-
Veyancing DC, &C. at purchasers II terms Of
sale are not complied with in days from day of
sale the property will be resold at the risk and Of
ap29-d&ds WESCOTT & WILCOX, Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-29

will sell the
STOCK AND CONTENTS IN STORE
3OS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Commencing
TUESDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH, AT TEN A. M,
And will continue daily until all goods are disposed OF
The stock contains prime and hrst class Dry Goods
and Notions. consisting of
Silks, Velvets. Satins. fine Dress Goods Cashmeres
Embroidered Flannels Table Linens, Towels
blankets Quilts. Underwear, Hosiery, COrsets,
and Parasols. White Shirts, together with a full
line OF Donestcs.
Ladies will do well to attend this SALE as a good as
sortment OF Spring Goods will be offered daily.
Terms Cash. N. FOLEY, Auctioneer. ap27,5t%