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Amrsements.
nALY'S THEATRE. Broadway e. 30th-st
~ UnIer the mana gemont Of Mr AUoCsrTN DAILY
Orchestra 81 50, Dress circle 81 End Dslcoay. zoe.

Every evening At y; - precisely SHA X r.
SPEARE'S LOVELiESr COMEDY.
Tho Perfection Of stage cfert,.
Truly Dream, even 90 IL Wa dreamoi.
Always dresm and only such 40 shake
lspearr could have dresred. THIS - what
, m Mr.. Day las givsa u&"-HEBALD.
This mes. dlnicnit Of all OF shake
spear-'s Comedies io render on tho stage
has NEVES Def IRE received per.
fermsncs so NEARLY PERfEOT a.
his"-TIMES
1T Is A TRUE. PERMANENT and
MEMORABLE SUCCESS"--rRI BU NE.
Miss Rehan and Misses Drehsr. Russell.
shannon. HOot. 81 Quentin AMI BiIou
Fernandez. Mr.. Lewis and Mrssrs. Drew.
Fisher. skinner. Holland. Leelsrcq, Gil.
Inert Rond Wool " iiEs DC
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WILLIAM STRAUSS.
CENTRAL TRUST CO. OF NEw.YoRK. TRUSTEE
TOTAL ISSUE. $1,000. ooa

Under the terms OF tho given secure the above
bond. the Central Trust Co 81 New YORK uussee; WI
bi for tho OF tho tols ar any sIt OF
bonds Of 81 900 -ach price 10 lnclu 10 accrus
November L. 1887. Ids u DO opened Al elVoN " IN
Thnrsiav F-lrusry l6 1874 rhe does not bud
itself acrep bill c,rtine chsex Tor per oeht OF
the bid accompany tender litanks NAV DO Oh
tanned Central Co OF Nssfors. % "alist
where copy ofthe mortgage may be seen, a.. 49,. -.
The those % Do usea only TOT INC 10
u''"'A' VI p GENTE1L TRUST co. OF NEw.YoaK
Trustee.
~ - - Prs,dent
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Gitp 11rcpertp 60 fet.
Giip propertp for Sale.

CHARLES Buck & co. offer the choicest
~ houses central locations Northeast corner
Madisonave and 6'hst so thea corner ave and
73dsl Ne SO K At 73d Madison No. 1903 to rs
West 71ds Apply premises TO the owDers and arch
tects 900 Madison ave.
ELEGANT new 4-story box stOop brown
IL cabinet nmed throughout;
park: Nos az To SIS West S5thst Inquire premises
JAMES A. FRAME. Owner
EUR SALE.-A Mot, 55x1O0, on East 126th-
Il It. rs feet east OF Sdave Apply toJC5TUs COOKE.
200 and 2ll East l23h-st
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financial.
OFFICE OF DREXEL, MORGAN &c CO..
23 wALLsT., NETWORK. FEB Q. 1883
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS
AND OTHER CREDITORS OF THE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.

OF holders OF amounts OF the stock
bonds OF tie Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
COMPANY have agreed cooperate In the reorgan
Messrs II. Coster II. j. Cross and Anthony j. Thomas
undertaken mteo to carry tho reorgan
isAtion into effect
The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail extends from Newport
Big Sandy there connecting with lines 10
tho Southwest. An important extension along the ONO
from Asand Cincinnati Qnciuiing bridge across
that point) undertaken time ago Dy
separate comPaues but tn It's expensive character
completed, although about S5,OOOOOO havc
already spent upon IT, This line. secured for tho
Chesapeake and Ohio. would bring 1t in direct connec
ton railways Chicago AMI the entire West and
Northwest obtain for Il business OF which II now re-
small part by crcuitous and expensive routes
and under great disadvantages
The reorganization includes this line and bridge,
which will represent whom completed estimated erpend
OF 900 actual cash. for tho settlement
provision made In the reorganization and syn
area,y forme to thu required
und OF from stock, as
detailed further on.
The reorganization further contemplates tho reduction OF
charges approxmatng the present net earn
published. OF the Chesapeake and OHIO Railway ire
apective shoul prove vain able acqu
ston ITSELF should also add To tie earning
capacy reorganized company ant mpart additional
y permanent several classes OF new
securities
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Hnanrial

ISSUE
s2,5oo,ooo
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILROAD GO.
First Mortgage , per cent 20
year Gold Bonds.
CLINCH VALLEY DIVISION,
INTEREST PAYABLE MARCH AND SEPT l.
The OF these bonds was authorized 10 MAY 1851 or
the purpose iding and equppng limo OF rairoa'
commencing Graham the Norfolk and west
ern River Division toa pcintin Wise County virginia
TO which point OF connection the Louisville ana Nasn'o
Railroad Company as agreed to build
The secured by frat mortgage on tho Chnch
Valley Division AMI cqupm ent OF the cash value
$500 600
further amount of bonds limited to ss25ooo can %
issued on completed branch roads at the rate OF
$4,000 mile.
The gross for 1887 were III w
Increase over 1861 per cent
Expenses including ia 2AoafS w
Increase over l886-26 per cont
Net earnings ''''-' w
Il 1856 81 per cent
To which add interest, dividends. etc, IRON
other Sources ---'''--.'''-''--''
Total income oSo w
The fixed charges for 1887 1lsa W
errrrs for war 1897 " $685. 4s6 90
The WILDE issued In denominations OF 81 oo eAc
with coupons PAYABLE in New York and Philadelphia provi
SION bei ne made registration Of tn p rIncipal
THEUNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED TO RECEl'E
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE ABOVE BOMBS AT 95
PERCENT AT THIS PRICE THE Return TO THE
INVESTORS WILL BE NEARLY 81 PER CENT
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL OPEN FEBRUARY
13AvD CLOSE ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 10, 1885,
AT p NJ.
THE PAYMENTS MUST BE MADE AS FOLLOWS:
10 PER GENE ON APPLICATION
IS PER CENT MARCHl WHEN THE BONDS
WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY. BEAR
ING INTEREST AT PER CENT. FROM
MARCH l. 1888.
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY PPo-
PosAIs. TO REDUCE THE AMOUNT. OR TO CLOSE
THE SUBSCRIPTION on ANY DAY WITHOUT
NOTICE.
A SIMULTANEOUS ISsCE OF THESE BONDS
WILL BE MADE IN LONDON THROUGH MkS-R-.
<IViAN GRAY g. CO., AT HE LONDON EQUIV
ALENT PRICE.
CLARK, DODGE & co..
NETWORK.
E. w. CLARK & co.,
PHI ADELPHA.
Subsc riptons will also be received In BIO TON by
MesSrs. LEE, KIGGINS0N & co.
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| Leaving surplus of................... sIso.OoO
The bonds direct obligation OF tho Gsorsia
Company and coatcraly secured by deposit with the
Central Trust COMPANY NewYok under Trn-t deed dsfe
LIST Juv 1887 10000 share, OF 500 each OF the Georgia
Central Rail oad and Banking Companys stock Of the APP
prox market value which lat nsmei
company tho Georgia Company permanent controlling
interest
OF the Trust Deed Sinking Fund OF at least
the value Of hA bonds for the time being out
Standing In each year. commencing with tho lat JuJ
1882 be for the redemption of the bonds at price
exceeding 10 premium the par value with
accrued interest aud Georgia Con reserves the
right bons 10 aud accruef interest at any
| time upon giving six months notice.
Its also ition whole NJ the share, shall re-
deposit the Trustee until All tho bonds have
been redeemed
Of 900 payable but 10 registered tn the
OF the holder the companys Office In Ne"fork
where the interest Ia PAYABLE in gold half yearly on e s
January and July during the OF the bonis
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TIL ABOVE BONDS WILL
BE OPENED BY THE UNDERSIGNED AT 10 O'CLOCK
ON FEB Ii. A. THE PRICE OF "a AND ACCRUED
INT.RE-T AND WILL BE CLOSED WITHOUT NO.
TIcE AT ANY TINE THEREAFTER THE RIGHT -.
ING REsERv D TO REJECT ANY PROPOSALS AND
TO REDUCE THE AMOUNTS TO BE AWARDED
THEREUNDER
be made allotment OF 10 per cent on aot
ment and the buyers option within 80 days
Bonds are no really for delivery
A SIMULTANEOUS EMISSION WILL BE WADE
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY MEsSRs-
VI. A. DE ROTHSCHILD e. SONS IN AMSTERDAM
HY A. GANsi- ESQ, AND IN HAMBURG by
MEssRs H. BEHRBNs & SONS.
AUGUST BELMONT & co.
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The following - an outline Of the
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION.

NEW SECURIrIEA
First consolidated mortgage per
cent 80 year COLI bon,. ........ sso.ooo.ooo
First preferrel per cent, non-cunu-
ative, sock, about .sl2,OO0OO)
Serond preferred 8 cent, non-
cumulative, STOCK, about l2,0oo.OOO
Common stock about .................. 4OOOO0O0
-se4 ooO. 900
These securities repr,cnt ownership only OF the
present limo Of the Chesapeake an Ohio lway IRON new
port the Big SANDY Rvrr bnt also (throrrh the
u thu bonds aud three fourihs o. the
the line Including the brhge) from Ashland
Cnrinna bonds OF the reOrgsuzej Chesapeake and
Company to have absolute first lien on
all this additional property either by mortgage or collateral
post securities mentioned Tho new hon Is viii
interest until reorganization Is completed
The Committee have the right to capitalize
sum equal NTH the Interest for two should
prudent 70 the delivery OF tho new
bonds
In case the line from Ashland Cincinnati 0nclu'ns tho
bridge) s. 00I additional First Pre-
ferrod win be issue aud taken payment Of the
at par.
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REAL ESTATE.
pr,crvrca Ar THE EXCHANGE

m. ,n,rtet onened strong yesterday at tho hcai Ed
NE exchange as evident when wh'~a . >, -
- IN, offered for Daniel Donovan. the eAeo".u VI ~
wn ,ao ., lanes Kelly property in Water and
jackson sts The first property onco' ~ ~ W
Wstsr.st the southwest corner OF 'sekS"fS@' w"
story and cellar brick tenement With b"eksm'hs snop
.s,.h, Tha rrone ~ rents for SO month. The
hd,n s,,,oa At AZ 600 which the price ran up to
sfa ESQ bv $50 dollar bids among seven or eight con-
eestan,s George F. Frck was the buyer. lie is
b,seksp;th and at present tenant OF the premises
rno paxt propet;y orerei No. esq Water-st. o
tenement house renting for about $50 month
The bidding started at ZOO and ran up steadily TO
s7Aoo Charles A. Reed was the buyer The last prop
ery offered belonging to the estate was No 81 Jackson
at fourstoy and cellar brick tenement with stores and
three story brick tenement of lot e5S75. The
property rents for about $50 month"; aud the bidding
which began at $1,000 ran up to $4,000 L. Lipman
was TIC buyer.
II. ". Harnett & Co. sold under foreclosure lease
hold Nos. 237 and 2a9 West Forty sixth St
ground each lot 10 $780, and both parcels were
knocked down to the plaintiff for $1,000 each William
Kennedy Brp. also sold under foreclosure two four
story brick tenement hou'es Nos. $50 and eS2 West
hundred and hirty-Ars Charles w. Dayton was
the buyer at $500 apiece
Al ,he Exchange there call for house sultAoie
for club purposes price about 100000
The following property was offered; country seat IN
Crescent Place Plainfed- N. j.. farm or oo acres az
Sayville L. L. for $50 900; eottsge at Lebanon Spa
Columbia Co, N Y, for 81 600 cottage at Richmond
Ill., L. l., g. 900; farm Of los acres at Milford
Penn. for SIS ooo farm OF so acres at Money n T.
for 90 900; fruit farm In Ulster Co.. ~ " for soooo
equipped stone flour mill In Warren Co.. N. -
tor s25, 900.
NEw-YoBK. Monday. Feb. IL, 1888.
tn. following sales held the Exchange and Auction
Room teddy;
Bu Richard Y. Hdrreft a Co.
asory buildings vlh eas. o. S,; NSs 2Ss ana
Ss s Ws sna aV,n KessSaaer $4,000
BU William KenaSty d Bro.
"a story buildings with lota Nos $50 and 632 West
ies q " 6aytop .-,..... l7.4oo
2sTy scss' =, am lot loo q FrcE 1880
s. a y, sG"ee wis Re Rec 74oo
a ald3 .stO building with lot, No oil JACK
son'e % Of oherry.'t 10. s'A'' .p 10000
Ia John 2. BoUd
Sale Of buildings with lots. 4th2ve cor Oh
117th-st, adjourned to Feb IL
prcovDFD REAL, ESrArE rR,NsVE2S-N 7. CITY
The following sN1vt, real sstAte trAnsa'toa' rs;'rie1
the Re Sisters o nee toby
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NEw-YoRK. Monday Feb. IL, 1888.
Ths following sales held at ths Exchanse and Auction
Room teddy:
Ru Richard Y Harnrt a 90.
4 story buildags with lease OF z lots Noa 2SI and
N 4. 2uU IL g OF SHAVE lois z0x
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR


A VERDICT OBTAINED AGAINST A NEW MEXICAN
COLONY BY A DECEIVED CoLOSIsT.
ST. JoUIs, MAY 1O.-A special from Los Cruces,
y. Mex, says: The suit OF ]. ". Ellis vs.. Shalam
Colony. concluded in the United States Court here
yesterday. resulted in a verdict In favor OF the
plaintln for sl.JOO. In the year 1855 J. Il. New
brough ami Jos. Gill came here and purchased
about loo acres, and later a colony OF people
calling themseles FaithiSts came here, settled
upon this land, made extensive improvements and
called IL Shalam Colony. They have Bible
written by DIR. NeweFough- Property Is held in
common, and when a person joins he must give
up all his property TO the colony, which they call
'givfng IL TO the Lord" Faithists flooded the
country with circulars which represented the
colony as heaven on earth, attracting the atten-
ton OF and securing many people 10 SnalaIn, and
among them Moss, Bowman, Ellis, Nhiteside, ana
sandberg. After these parties had been there
short time they claimed TO have discovered the
colony 10 be a fraud, and instead OF its being In
the interest OF the Lord II was for the Denent OF
A NJ Rowland and j. b. NewDrough- They all
Withdrew from the colony, and each brought suit
for damages for the deception practiced upon
them. The cases have been pending for some
time, but the nrst case was heard this week
Dr. Tanner, OF fasting fame, who has Deen
member 81 the colony almost from the beginning,
was 10 be a witness for Ellis, but disappeared Just
before the TRIAL IL Is alleged that the colony peO-
pie procured his absence and that he Will never
return, as 10 Is known that he has been dlssatstu
Tor long time. The three cases that are silI
pending will probably cause the colony 10 us
band
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
BY CATALOGUE.

BY CATALOGUE
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC
PARLOR FURNITURE. SUPERB FRENCH
PLATE MANTEL. PIER AND VENETIAN
ARTISTS ENGRAvINGS. TWO IMMENSE
REAL BRONZE LIONS. sTATUARY AND
BRONZES. SUPERB FRENCH CLOCKS.
MOSAIC TABLES, ELEGANT SATIN WINDOW
HANGINGS. ARTISTIC CABINETS. A CLASH
CAL LIBRARY IN RICH BINDINGS. ELE-
CANT LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURNI-
TURE, AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the twenty sixth
MAs o. Land Tor the
Of Columbia. and by direction of the party secured
sae.ies on nj TaGRspAS and FRIDAY, MAY SEVEN:
Il at No is1 shs ensas
household effects embracing in part
One Magnificent S-piece Turkish Parlor Suite artist
cally inlaid and upholstered in red satin.
Two Superb Turkish Arm Chairs, upholstered in
Black Satin.
Superb Round Gilt Table, with Roman Mosaic Inlaid
Top. rare and wonderful piece Of work.
Ebony and Gilt Mosaic Checker Table.
Two immense real Bronze Lions feet long and
cost $4,000.
Oil Paintings by celebrated artists.
Superb Mantel Pier and Venetian Mirrors.
Elegant French Mantel Clocks
Fine Steel Engravings. water colorA
Elegant Bronzes and Marble statuart on Pedsstala
Elegant Satin and Plush Window Drspery.
Large Bronze Figure with Clock attachment
Fine Specimens in Chinese Porcelains.
Two Antique Dover Chests, with raised figures, and
finely carved.
One very fine Eraid Harp.
fine classical library in rich bindings. embracing In
part:
Bancroft. Swift, Bulwer. waverly. The Spectator.
Lamb Ruskin Irving. DisraeliS and many other
valuable books
One magnificent Porcelain Flower Urn said to be the
largest in this country
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A Sensitive Horse Thief.
HE COULD HOT BEAR THE THOUGHT OF BEING TAKE
TO THE PENITENIIARY IN IRONS

HE COULD NOT BEAR THE THOUGHT OF BEING TAKEN
TO THE PENITENTIARY IN IRONS
RALEIGH, " c.. May 10-There was most re-
markable occurrence at the penitentiary yester-
day. which has no parallel in the annals OF that
institution some months ago young white man,
from a western county, was convicted Oi horse-
sfeaItnc and sentenced to the penitentiary for i've
years. He applied to the supreme Court, ana
pen,Iing its decision gave bail The supreme court
affirmed the Judgment. and the man was reSen-
fenced. The sheriff had made preparations 10
bring him 20 the penitentiary yesterday, but the
young fellow, who Is OF good family ana hlgn
Spirited could not bear the idea OF being taken TO
prison IN irons, so Tuesday night he started Tor
this city and arrived on an early train yesterday
morning. He went at once to the pententiary
and stated who he was. lie was taken In charge,
and when the sheriff arrived he found the prisoner,
TO his great establishment, dressed In his convict
garD and . full nedged convict.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.


as s & saY :aes
O'clock, embracing every description Of Household
Three Pianos one hne Bookcase Amburgs Patent Cab.
met Letter File, Mirrors CARPETS. and smyrna Rugs.
f0or crates A AssG ss Twelve fSSf1egE O'CLOCK
Horses Carriages. Buggies, Wagons, Harness &c.
IN B =; horses will be sold in the large
HhAiN SGTEas SALE OF r. yALUAgLE IMPkoXER
9EFSs ~ SENEaAh E6ST OFFICE IN TIL
as%5sl q ss n Ess,,y s S
HRsp :! b Hf'%e'sf
Parcels Of land in squars numbered four hundred and
t4o6 in the city of Warrington District o.
gT Ths af & Lot ten
513 9TH street. and one. story back building, with
Brick Stable in the rear.
Second The south half Ct eleven
SI IN northwest with fourstoiy BscR Build
Part ps OF dD ss @
ruanns S east
ays 3S1 feet eleyen p inches thence south about
esse aoSi
thence to the beginning improved by Brick stable
fonrf OF sale as provided by the decree one
3 interest from the day ;s of sale for WHICH
notes Will be required. all cash. at option of pur-
chaser Or purchaser Upon confirmation Of sale and
conveyed fs Conveyancing At cost OF purchaser. If
Terms OF sale are not complied with in ten U0) days
the Trustees will resell at and fisk Of defaulng
% saUp ssss II "
be required at time of sale
WILLIAM A. aoRDoN.l
$50 An st. NV
REGINALD FENDALL. r,..
Cor. Az ST. and La. ave. Arcsseess
JAMES b. SAVILLE,
141g + st.
my1O-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
PEERREvM4PToRY SALE OF THREE;sToRY BRICK
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY Is at SIX
O'CLOCK, we Will sell. in front of the premises
LOT 50 OF EDWARDS GARNET1'S SUBDIVIS-
ION OF PART OF SQUARE S77,
fronting 15 10 feet on street, with depth Of 100
feet to an alley improved by story brick DWELL
ing with one story back building, No. 637 street
o. e.: water and gas; z rooms.
Terms: One thousand dollars, payable November II,
1889. at per cent; balance cash depoait Of 500
required at sale. Conveyancing, &c at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in ten days, other
wise resale at risk and cost of deaulting purchaser
after i've days public notice Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, d. c. Title good
abstract shown at sale.
DUNCANSON BROS.
myIO&d Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE, BY CATALOGUE.

TRUsTEE's SALE. BY CATALOGUE.
CONCERT GRAND KS4BE o3-ocTAvE PIANO.
f1 As6 o1 RIEbSo FGRSf
Msngnss Elesant chandeers and s Side Fi1,ure s:
Turkish Persian Berlin and other Rugs and Car
GRATED China, Gu. and Engraved Giassware. Brass
and Copper Fire Sets. Andirons and Tenders: Lot
OF hne Books, some very rare.
Madeira Wines. Rye "a and Bourbon Whistles being eng
entire contents OF house southeast corner 10th and
o streets northwest.
Pair Blooded Horses Carriages, Buggy. Cart. Single
10th and o northwest.
s q ct aa Sl
l29 folio 367 ct of the land records Of the Dis
M sell * rs nH
TEE TENTH MI lsss AT TEN O'CLOCK. and continue
R Ga
partly enumerated as follows:
6Y nna fse6s Chairs I Atlas and Maps Low
LARGE Refrigerator by Lorillard, Ice Chest Filter
Trays, Chandeliers. &c.
"BREAKFAST ROOM"
soLIp 2AK MIERoh BACH BgFFETT; SOLID OAK
s1RE k kM fRkP FINE Skk pkdF ENaS3
sSsst ShSSSSH e#sHs sS 5H
soiIn san noSfR%fSSfhS$$ , fSoMS CARVED ~
TENSfnN DINTSG TaRT - V,H F1!S FL p
FEET VERY HaNDSOWE EIEGaNT s9,J liz
MAu1c .NV pI-rEE IN IT. Ev I'd G1yr SS4ID
MaHSGaNV C1RViNG T aRr E1I@ SSLID
MaijOGANY THREE TIER TARfES SSIfD
MAIiEGANy EHIprNn1rr nINIS:c. REI1H
CHAIRS JAPANESE CHISA I DINN SERVICE.
FINE GiJT GIASSWARE PT kTED WARE
FRENCH CHINA VASES RRONZES FIRE SET
TIIRC0WAN CffRTAINS AM mass poi 3 81
SOLID BRASS Si.IDING SIX-TJGHT CHANDE,
IIER BERLIN KIJG-VERY FINE FINE M
PORTED WINFS RRANDTES AND WHISKIES
.:DRIWINa ROOM"
CONCERT GRAND 7-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE
KNABE PIANO HANDSOMELY CARVED.
STOOL. AND COvERS COST al 600 SUPERB
BROCATELLE DRAWING ROOM SUITE GILT
WICKER CHAIRS IN PLUSH, RECEPTION
CHAIRS, VERY UNIQUE EBONY AND BRASS
CARD TABLE, EMBROIDERED JAPANESE
SCREEN. VERY RARE AND ELEGANT, VASES,
HANDSOME LAMPS, BRONZE AND GILT
CHANDELIERS, FIRE SETT, MORRIS VELVET
AND PLUSH PORTIERS AND CURTAINS, ETC
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V,HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
'ALTABLE BTILpISe LOTS IL eEonerrows.

NALU ABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN,
u. G, Fronting ON FAYETTE AND FRED.
LICK STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
,. on MoN MO, NAY foUklEtNTH, lsss. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. IN front of the preinises shall
offer at public auction lots 1884, 1885, and par Of u.s.
IN square 100, fronting l1o feet fayette (3,tht
street and l5 feet 9th m street the fayette front
having about l35 feet depth and foot alley I'M the
The fayette front b. AdvAn subdi-
vded into seven lots u 20 feet front corner lot
80 feet front
Immediately thereafter will offer lot 90 in .ouar,
101 having frontage 81 80 feet Frederick (34thD
street and depth of 40 feet 10 n 5-foot alley.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance In one and two
years with interest at cent per aunum payabls
semi annually secured 10y deed Of the prop
erty Sold or all cash. at the purchasers option de-
post Of 100 will be required each lot the OF
sale. Costs OF conyeyanclns &C. 10 be borne by pur-
chaser. Title Perfect Ap2sd&ds
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A Frightful Suicide.

WARREN, OHIO, May 1O-AS the P1ttsburg and
Western passenger train No. l. was running past
Oakwood cemetery yesterday morning an elderly
man ran from behind a bank OF earth and quickly
laid his neck on a rail IL was so rapidly done
that the engineer could do nothing, and the head
OF the suicide crushed from the body, the face
being thrown one way and the balance another.
The sight was horrible. The man was Daniel Cad
dick furnace builder at the rolling MILL He came
from England six years ago where he was well-tO-
do, but made a failure OF business here, and while
respondent suicided as above. His family reside
In England
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NNHOMAS DOWLING. AuctiOneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN D. c., AT AUC-

TUESDAY. MAY FIFTEEN, 1888, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p M. in front of the premises shall offer
at public auction the following property: Lots 1. =,
=, and .; lot 3 is improved by large and
substantial Brick Dwelling House, No. by Brick
DWELLING and No by large Brick Stable; these lots
are located on Bridge street between Frederick and
and in rear Of above lots and fronting Chesapeake
lots 81. 80. and a. in old Georgetown plat of the
be seen at the office of the auctoneer and
also ut the time of sale.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in one and two
years, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property. All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost deposit Of $1OO
will be required on each lot at time of sale.
my2-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Aucfioneer