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Next Years Paris show


years Paris exhibition are now making progress.
The big tower has almost passed beyond the stage
OF ridcule. IL begins 70 dominate all the west Of
the town, and will soon be visible from every
corner OF Paris. Engineers are even more struck
with the ingenuity displayed In the construction
OF the great machinery hall, while the graceful
character Of the buildings now springing up over
the whole site begins 70 De evident The fact that
genuine Eastern goods may be sold IN the building
Will probably encourage the formation OF special
Indian court, q matter In which Lord Lytton Is
SAID 10 take particular interest. The British
ambassador Is, indeed. known TO be genuinely
anxious Tor the success OF the section Brftannique
Tor u II an open secret that but for his interyen-
lion some months back we should not have had
even mansion house committee 10 superintend
The
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Left-A Tragedy.

IOplCs.
The dramatis personse In this little moralette
Tor rirtaiious young women are Miss Amy, Miss
May, her sister, and Alfred Amy's sutton.
Alfred-Then you wiz not marry me, Amy?
ANY, cannot, Alfred You have no money.
AMred-I had not, but made 100000 in Wall
street last week
Amy-Then, love, / am thine.
Alfred-Too late; proposed and was accepted
by your sister May
May (enterngl-Are you ready, darling?
AiIed-fes, sweetest. We viii go right away
20 1tnany's.
They 90. The curtain and Amy fall with Gull
thud together
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81 EIsGa ~ sHy

rNINE PROPERTY FRONTING ON PENNSYLyA.
INA AvENUE AND ON NINTH STREET ASH
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NAY THIRTY
fu rTSp 10 AND II AND PART LOT o SQUARE sao.
f0tnT l2 feet on Pennsylvania avenue and III feef
on 9th street east and leecbed follows; Beginning
Of northesst corner q ne se9frs: runnlnx thence
Iinch; thence north I73 feet inch 70 point fest
beginning having about 1913 feet ont on PennsyiyS-
Terms: One-third cash; balancs in one and two
years. notes 70 bar six cent interest from day
Of trst on pgsmisss sold all cash st optton Of pur
chaser- deposit q 600 rsqgired g tine Of ssis
compiled With IN tan days other rsht !sssrvA q
ave dsys pubic notice Of such rsals in sumo nsWs.
peper puhlfshod in Waahtngton, D. @.
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TO THE STAR
Hes a Holy Terror Now.
GROCER ARBCTHN0Ts OLD HORSE SUDDENLY GETS As
WILD AS A BUCKING BRONCO.

GROCER ARBCTHNOTs OLD HORSE SUDDENLY GETS As
WILD As A BUCKING BRONCO.
BEAVER FALLS, Pa, May 29.-R NJ Arbuthnot, a
grocer, has had a singular experience with his
horse, a stsId old nag. The animal Is old and
steady, and was never known to 90 faster than a
oog-trot until within the past few days. Now ne
Is as frisSy and unmanageaOle as an unbroken
two-year-Old colt. When hitched up he will start,
without the least occasion for so doing. on full
galOp, then suddenly STOP stagger, brace up walk
Tor a little distance, and then break into mad
gallOp. Yesterday he flew down 18th street ana
would have plunged into the river had not gang
OF inen, with infinite trouble, stopped him. The
horse IL now apparently a raving maniac, and
nothing whatever can be done with him. For sew
eral weeks past his owner has been feeding hin
literally on malt from one OF the breweres, and 1t
Is thought that this has caused the horse 10 lose
his mind At any rate, the animal is holy terror
and every body keeps away from him.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %. lsss.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %. 1855.
LE nN E, WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
for chicaso and Northwest empress daily 10 .55A
For Cincinnati and ST. Louis express daily and
For nttsburs and Cleveland. express daily 10 .55A
For bstinFtop and Local stations 40 loan
for pniladeiphia, Newark. and Wilmington. $50 q
NJ, For internediate points between Baltimore and
q. For sinseriy and Intermediste points 81 30 AN.
For Baltimore 5. $50. $40. z:3o. $50. s:45 II
1 oR6 S,5o ma 10 az 25 20 a. 80 and
ll5; 2'o5 $50. 30. 4:3S.' SIS. o:9s. SIS aud
For Annapolis. q. 40 and 80 an. ~ 10 and 10
R.Polis " sS m so 4 o. $50 P@o Ls's sum An
mfSs E sa,,en; between S.saps.o9 and p.,a
On Sundays. 80 m, 1 Is. 3 80. 4 IS. 9 as.
m. y nm for principal stations only; 30 loan.
For GaitSer.burs and Intermediate Ra, poipt. tam
For Boyds and intermediate Stations. "a pm. $40
Church train leaves Washington on sunday only n
l;l5 pm, stopping 1t all stations on Metropolitsa
For Frederick tlo:lo am. 20. t4:3s. $50 pm.
FOR Aaserstown. 10 10 am and IS .3opm.
10 koanSk sns and G'nts on the % VALLEY
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 IN ana IS
and 30 p. m; from Pittsburg daily 20 m. 5:15
p. m.
From Philadelphia. Chester. and Wilmington. Io-45
q. m 80. 10. and 81 s05 y. m. daily.
From sineerly and intermediate points north OF
Baltimore, 10 m daily and IL 4 a. m sunday only.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at q 20,
ESQ: %, 81 9:05 10 CAS- minute train, a 5rnin-
ute trainl m: IL II. ., 3 4:l0 3, g. o 80. Sis,
80, and II p m on sundays. 80. o. e05. 10
u m; 10, 10, ., 30. To- $50. and IL y.
a .1s s sI1ss ,or DAILY S ssSnday only
dences orders left at ticket ofces 6is and 1854
pennsylvsnia ave.
". M CLEMENTS. CHAS. o. SCULI.
ap30 Gen. Manager Gen Pass AGENT
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A Talk with WhiteIaw Reid.

HE THINKS BLAINE WILL ACCEPT II HE NoMI-
MATED AND THAT THE REPUBLICANS WILL WIN.
telegram TO the New York san from Pittsburg,
May -, says: Mr.. Whitelaw Reid passed through
this city to-day on his way TO Cincinnati TO attend
a meeting OF the executive committee OF the Asso-
ciated Press. When asked II he thought the re-
publicans would nominate Blaine, he said:
NO one knows what the convention will do. II
Mr.. Blaine had not written the Florence letter he
would have been unanimously nominated and the
people would have elected him. As IL stands now,
with that letter. and so many candidates In the
held, cannot say who Will be selected There is no
doubt that Blaine is the most popular man In this
country, and his reception abroad shows that for
eisners appreciate his worth. Ii the nomination
were rendered him think he would accept i do
not see how he could reject 1t. would regard the
Oner IN the light OF draft from the country,
and he would not be true TO himself and the
people II he refused. He would be classed In the
same category as deSerterS from the army. Mr..
nation, but he viii not allow is name TO be pre-
sented 10 the convention nave not heard from
Mr.. Blaine since he wrote the Florence letter. and
really cannot say what he intends TO do. He Will
spend part OF the summer, OF course, making a
coaching tour OF England with Mr.. Carnegie.
Next 10 MI. Blaine i think Chauncey NJ. Depew
the most available man for the presidency. He
could carry New YORK and be elected He would
make an excellent President and no one can md
fault with his record II a western man Is taken,
then i would highly recommend Gen. Alger OF
Michigan He Is self-made man, able, and clear
headed and gallant soldier, Not much has been
said Of Hawiey recently. He seems To be sticking
closely TO his business interests. Shermans ability
Is recognized everywhere, and he Is popular with
the financial element OF the country vice-preS-
ident should be selected with reference TO the
doubtful states. II a western man is nominated
Tor the presidency, Phelps should have second
place. He carried New Jersey before and his
friends believe he can do IL again. The coming
campaign Will be fought on the tar1n issue. The
republicans Will win as sure as fate"
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOneer..


WALTER h WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOnesrA
rEfEnsT9R9 SAFE o q yA HEgk PEoREErY
EnEsf SosH FE%SE i sHa AZ Soe II
PN O'CLOCK SsE EvEs S ". 81.
inc mont 30 q t1s premise part 9; IL in sSssre st h.s
proved ~ story brick dwelling containing II
Az ALSO eso n 81 sGx 70 ge So En-
M ana SeH ,sss On
west and running back SO feet more or less. to alley
This property wen located and by Of its 10
great to those in search Of
m MA - ousneSs and residence property which 70
Term. Of sale: ons-sSird cash. balance in one and
and secured BY deed Of trust on properly sold all con
veysnsins. &c. a purchasers cost; 5000 down on
myis-st WALTER b WILKINS ILL 90. Aucss.
~THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED ON
sseSgnt q the rain, until TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY.
ny s5a SAVE WAE H2Ss = HN W fLhSE CO. Auc.
GEO. W. sTIcKNEY, AuctiOneer. e36 Est
TEgsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
s sTsEETs SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN Z AND =
BY virtue q deed Of trust to recorded in bsr
:SSss'S " 81. e ssS;
O'CLOCK p NJ. all Of lots numbered eighty three
eS3 (S4). and eighty i've $3.50. In the sub
DIVISION OF square hundred and ninety i've (495
made by the sssignees of George Mattingly.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash: balance in one
semi-annually, secured by q deed of trust on the
property sold or all cash, ut the option Of pur-
chaser deposit Of 90 will be required each lot
u the time Of sale. All conveyancing 1t purchasers
wise the trustees the right to resell a risk
and Cost Of the defsultng purchaser after ave days
- EDWARD CLARK, r-,,.x.o.
myl2-eoSds GEO. H. MILLER ! Ao-
u THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the weather TO TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY
NINTH, 1888, same hour and place
EDWARD CLARKl r-,,.....
my24-eo&ds GEO. b. MILLERS Aussos-
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From the Toronto Globe, May pa
Everything reasonable should be done to pro-
mote friendliness between Americans and Cana
clans; but would It be entirely reasonable for
Canadian volunteers In uniform TO Join In cele-
brating the glorious Fourth at Detroit? Certainly
their acceptance OF this invitation would be very
magnanlmous. but there Is such a thing as carry
Ing magnanimity 10 the maudiin point. Canadi-
ans would be silly 10 remember with bitter and
reNengeful feelings the Declaration OF Indepen-
dence and the accompanying war. still, they can
not rejoice very heartily over a struggle which
resulted 80 cruelty for their loyal fOrefathers Ii
a body OF our volunteers went 10 Detroit on the
well-intended Invitation they could not but be
wounded II their hosts rejOiced with their custo-
mary freedom, and, II the Detroiters restrained
themselves, as they probably would out OF consid-
GRAFTON for their guests the day could scarcely be
satisfactory all around There Is danger in emu
slYeneSSL
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my12-eo&dl
BROS. Aucnoueera

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TRAJECTORY BRICK
DWELLING, No. 466 STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in Liber
No. 12s7 folio 307. Of the Land Records Of the Dis
ises, on MONDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE
A b. 1888, ct HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
on the groundplan plat Of Warrington city, Dis
trct Of Columbia and being all of original Lot
bered (37) in square 503 together with
all the improvements ways easements rights priv
leges and appurtsnances to 1ne same belongng or IN
thfee-story Brick Dwelling. No. 466 street south
west
Terms: Onethrd cash: balance in one two and three
years. Notes bear per from day Of sale.
trust ON premises. AL cash. ut option of purchaser.
deposit Of 600 required ut sale Conveyancng. be,
ot purchaser's cost terms Of sale not complied
with in ten days. the trustees reserve the right 70
sell ut the r1sk and cost OF the defauting
neWspaper published in Washington, d. G.
FRANCIS h SMITH, r-.-..-
my22-dkds JAMES B. JOHNsONJ A'us'ee''
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THIS EVENING.
EOLEY. Auctioneer.

0HA1' Aucuoneer'
will sell large stock Of Notions and Millinery for
merly owned by Mr.. Clark, of the navyyard and for
convenience Of sale have to store No AL 9th
street srlse rSrthTest, commanding TUESDAY MAY
TMENTY-N1NTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. aud
SEVEN O'CLOCK p. NJ. and will continue the sale
each day and evening until the entire stock is sold
~, Thi, stock consists in part Is follows Buttons.
Clarks Spool Cotton Skirt Braid Corset Spool silk
Gloves. Ribbons, trimmed Bonnets, silk velvets
ladies' Yelling, Hamburg Edgings, 5000 Bunches Of
French Flowers 500 Dress Hats, 100 Dozen Hosiery
1000 Ostrich Feathers and Tips Of all coors Infants
Dresses, Caps and q large assortment Of Dolls aud
Toys.
The trade and private buyers will do well attend
this sale every lot must be sold without reserve
Sale positive. my2S-2ts
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IL THIRD STREET, BETWEEN n ANDN STREETS
SOUTHWEST (No. 1247), AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. rendered on the 23d day Of
March, 1883. in Equity No. 1O,04o. in which ZACH
riah Coleman II plaintiff and Abraham Gibson u
defendant I win sell, on WEDNESDAY. THE SIXTH
DAY OF JUNE, A d. 1888, ct SIX O'CLOCK p. n. in
Is sub Lot No So. in J. ", Jones. subdivision Of
Square No. 546 recorded In liber r. folio 267 Of
improved by 9 two story Brick House.
cash and the balance In two equal instalments st
and two years after day Of SALE TO be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from the day
sale and len upon the property sold to the satts
faction Of the trustee. e AZ ca,h. q Iurcnas:s.
time Of sale. II the terms Of sale are not complied
within after the sale the trustee
the rght to resell It the rsk and Of the defauS
Ing purchaser after Ave days public notice In BE-
80 = - WxITkR n WILLIAMS. Trustee.
my25-dkds Cor. 10th and D sts. nv.
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REDUCED PR1cEs OK
TRAVELLING BAGS AND SATCHELS.

CLUB sATCHELS.
s slise 30 30 Ii Il % 1s Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, NICKEL TRIMMINGS
f slies e 10 go as5 30 is y Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, LEA-COvEREDFRAME
S4iss s14s aoo a5 30 ass $50 10 49, e Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, LEATHER-LINED.
sIsss ssoo 80 go 80 sso s & 49, e Inch
GENUINE ALLIGATOR-LEATHER LINED.
sriee :s4oo 40 500 $50 500 aso 80. q Inch
GLADSTONE BAGS,
Made of Good Quality Duck.
sries......ssdo as5 $50 a.as $40 at. Inch.
REAL GRAIN LEATHER JAPAN FRAME
sriee......sa.s5 s.s5 40 40 SO $50. Inch
REAL GRAIN FULL LEATHER-LINED
Price .. sa4O 500 $50 7.25 500 s75. D'
Large assortment of Finer Quality Of Travelling Bags
and other Travelling Goods.
Remember that we manufacture Trunks and Har-
ness and guarantee to give best value for your
money.
mh3l-3m TOPHAMS. 1881 Pa. ave. n. ".
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TIE YRoHIBITIoSIsTs WILL PUT HIN IN THE FELL
TOMORROW.


TOMORROW.
The national nominating convention OF the pro-
hotion party will begin its session In Indianapo-
Lis, Ind, tomorrow. A dispatch from that city
says: Gen. Clinton b. Fisk, OF New Jersey, Will
undoubtedly be nominated for President unani-
mOuSly and with considerable enthusiasm The
vice-presldential nomination will as certainly go
10 the SOUTH and probably no Northern man Will
be seriously mentioned There Is host of candi-
dates for the second place. Kentucky has four:
Green Clay Smith, who was prohibition candidate
for President in 1876, ana who came within vote
OF tying Andrew johnson for the presidency In
the republican national convention OF 1864; Geo.
W. Balm, temperance lecturer OF national repu-
tafiOn; FOntaine 7. Fox, who ran for governor OF
Kentucky on the prohibition ticket last year, and
Col X. ;. Cheyes, formerly head OF the Good Tenn
plars OF Kentucky, and now a resident OF New York
city. Other aspirants are the Rev. DIR. John A.
Brooks, OF Missouri; Z l. DOhoney and j. b. Gram
NIL, OF Texas; Col j. L. Palmer, OF Arkansas; John
Z. Tanner, Of Alabama; the Rev. sam W. Small,
Prot ii. A. ScOmp, and Bishop Ii. VI. Turner, COL
ored, OF Georgia. and VIM. Daniel and Joshua Low
ering, OF Maryland More than thousand dele
gates have been chosen, and as most OF the prOhi-
DitiOn state conventions have exacted pledges
from the men and women chosen that they will
attend the Indianapolis convention, IL Is probable
that nearly that number Of qualined representa-
tiyeS will be on the floor.
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0UNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

IN DWELLING No 635 SECOND STREET
NORTHEAST. ,
ESTEY ORGAN, PARLOR SUITE WALNUT
CHAMBER SETS. BEDSTEADS BUREAUS.
WASHSTANDS, CHAIRS, FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES. EXTENSION TABLE CHINA
AND4LASSWARE,H HEATING STOVE, KITCHEN
REQUISITES. &c,
AT AUCTION
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY THIRTY-FIRST
at TEN o CLOCK we will sell, the above dwelling
all the Furniture, &C. contained therein, to which
attention IL called. my26-4t
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Death Ended she Case Abruptly.

WHEELING, W. Va, May 29.-Last August VII
liam shopper killed Nevin Jones with a club, near
seary post-office, Putnam County. His trial was
10 have begun yesterday, but on sunday falling
tree Killed him
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A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.

"A
will sell at public auction. ut my store, 1918 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, commencing THURSDAY
MAY THIRTY FIRST. at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, my
stock Of forfeited pledges in shelf department from
Nos. 5O,631 to 0524O inclusive. Sale to consist Of
Ladies' and Gents Clothing Of all kinds Books Boots
Shoes bedclothing, Dress Goods Silks, Sutings. Va
lses Umbrellas, Rifles. Guns, Pistols, RaZors, Shears
Opera and Field Glasses. Pipes, Plated Ware, Rugs,
Clocks, Pictures, Mechanical Instruments one large
struments, Mathematical and surgical Instruments
Sale will continue EVERY EVENING ct HALF-PAST
SEVEN O'CLOCK until all the lots are sold
Ticket-holders please take notice.
H. K FULTON,
my26-5ts PAwnbroker and Auctioneer
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L. B. Rock, who recently retired from the super.
intendency OF the Northern Division Of the Chicago
milwaukee and st. Paul railroad, fell down
stairway at his home In Milwaukee yesterday and
was instantly killed.
DR.. VIM. G. Goddard who died sunday In Boston,
the only survivor Of his class and the oldest
graduate OF the medical school Dr.. GODDARD WAS
born IN Portsmouth, N. H., on April %, I706
L v. RhoadA cashier OF the First National
bank, OF saint Paris. Ohio was arrested yesterday
On charge OF embezzlement
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TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BRICI
Il DWELLING, No. 17O6 L STREET NORTH
VHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
DAMAsK PARLoR SUITE, HANDSOME MARBLE
TOP TABLES VERY SUPERIOR WILTON AND
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. BRUSSELS HALL
MAINUT sEcREHHRY AND BOOK CASE, WIN.
DOW HANGINGS; SOFA, BEDSTEAD. TWO
CHAMBER FUkNITURE IN SETS AND SEPAR-
ATE PIECES, OAK CHAMBER SET, HAIR MAT
TRESSES, WALNUT MIRROR FRONT HALL
RACK, WALNUT EXTENSION AND OTHER
DINING TABLES, CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
On FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE FIRST. 1888. com
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, Mt residence No. 1908 F
ST. NV shall sell extensive and superior collec-
ton of household effects. THOMAS BOWLING,
my2S- Auctioneer
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PHILADELPHIA STORE.

PHILADELPHIA STORE.
To close out stock of Capet we make the follow
ing Great Reductions:
Pieces 11Sz yards Body Brussels at q. was S1 25
Pieces ~ yards Body Brussels at S2Hc was 81.
fleces SS3 yards Roxbury Brussels Zoe, was 0Oc.
fleces W yards Extra Brussels, at 67<c, was S5c.
P1eces l624 yards Extra Brussels, at Csc, Soc
Pieces - yards Extra Brussels at 50 NC, was 75c.
I PP1ece ~ yards Extra Brussels at 45c, was 6Oc
f1eces Body and Tapestry STAIR at same low prices
20 Pieces Cotton. Cotton and Wool and Atwood extra
~, supers. NJ corresponding low prices
portunity.
GLOVES. MITTs
Pure Silk Gloves and Mitts in Blacks and Colors 1t
25c; Taheta Gloves in Blacks and Colors, ct 13c
and 25c: f Fl. Quality Silk Gloves and Mitts. in
Great Bargains in Mems Laundered Shirts sizes IL to
17Hi price was 81, now Use.
Choce Styles In Sattnes Chals Daisies and Crepe
lines, 12hc.
Great Bargains in White Dress Goods at l2kc
PARAsOLs. PAhAsOLs.
Bargains in choice and Nobby styles. They must CO.
MATTINGs! MATTINGs!
Headquarters for Low PRICEa
CARHART LEIDY,
my26 92s 9TH and FOG Z st NV
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RAILROADS.
DMDNoNT AIR LINE

IL schedule in eject May IL isss
$50 M-East Tenn, MAI Daily Tor wsrrrntcn.
SAss' ssa 1ssssSSas Nd s',,sa:
sprinss. Anexheny spunss bristol, Knoxville homs.
Csiera. Montgomery and New orissns. pullman
ll.54 A. M-Fast hsil Daily for wsrrenton. Char
lottesvflle Gordonsvile Stations Chcs Ohio Route
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount Danville and stations b.
Charlotte. Coiumha Augusta Atlanta, Birmins>
ham, MONTGOMERY New Orleans Texss and California
Pullman Sleeper New Nork % Montsomery In oonnec-
and Mann Boudoir slcepers for hr1ninghsm. yirks-
bury and shreveport Pullman sleepsI Dsnvtle 20
Columbia and Charleston solid trains wsshinston 70
sAntA Dos not connect for Z ana " route poAn'-
2:35 p N-DzTiy. except sunday. Cor Manassas
Gordonsyille Charlottesvnle. Louisville Cincinnati
and summer resorts on and near line Of Chesapeake
wilmington 70 foul.siie sisc fsr Isnchsurs Bristol
Chattanooga. Memphis. Little Rock. and all south
western points Through Pullman sleepers washing
IL 90 PM.-southern Express Daily for Lynch
burg. Danv1lle. Raleigh Asheyille Charlotte Colum-
hia Aiken. Augusta Atlanta Montsomery. New Or
leans Iexas and California Pullman sleeper WASH
ington Go New Orleans Texas VIA Atlanta and Mont
scmery; Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 Augusta
Trains ON Washington and Ohio division leave wash
NJ Daily. arrive Round Hin II As A NJ. and PIP.
30 KetSrning lesve Round HIN $50 AN Daily. and
s 80 A NJ and s So M
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan-
and AS PM via Tenne.-ee, Bristol and Lynch.
bury az III Is AN. and q 40 PM. VIA Chesapeake
and Ohio route and Chsrlottesvilie st s'40 PM
Tickets. sleeping reservation and information
iurnished and bA1Rase checked st offce 1900 Penn
ssns RsirsaS , sn sns f'enss, staSn fnR-
myS3 General PASSENGER Arsnt
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DANENHOwER
w (Successor to Danenhower Sop),
Real Estate and Insurance Broker,
Ills st. NV.


Real Estate and Insurance Broker.
Ills st. n
PEREMPToRY SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
ESSas sASS gAea IES
k kSSB v e hos so5 5fH VS. AND 4 MARY
On FRIDAY, JUNE FIRST, 1883. at FIVE
the highest s TIE
named tne being erected upon original lot in
depth Of 14O feet.
kn0 TRo St fs BOWLING AuctoDeer
RkoPEESfk OF F0ShTR On THE
DEP sF 81 AsHs
@ sEkFsEf APP k 81 aflhhaHs
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme SOur. Of the
No II g s offer
ises on the days and hours mentioned the following
real estate situate in the city Of Washington in the
On THURSDAY, MAY THIRTY ONE, 1883, at
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lots IA and 15 in the square or
southeast corner Of AZ street and Maine svenue Lot
IA contains 1924 square feet of ground less
number Of two-story frame tenements Lot Is con-
tans $3.50 square feet of ground more or less and
u1 ON FRIDAY. JUNE FIRST. 1855. at SIX
srfeS Of
Of ground. more OF less and improved BY two three
story frame dwellings,, NOS ol4 ana olO Name ave-
nue..
O'CLOCK p. NJ, original Lot ID, in Square 1910,
fronting 18th street east, between North b aud
streets This contains 400 square feet ground
more or less and 10 unimproved
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash on the day SALE within fifteen days thereaf
ter the residue in two equal instaments payable
spectvey in one and two years from the day of sale
the purchasers promissory notes to be for
same bearing interest from the day of sale at per
esntu,n Per aI1rm until paid or a. the election Of
Be- paid in cash title retained until the pur
Of the purchasers to comply with the terms Of sale
the trustees the right resdvertse and resell
the property respect OF which default may be made
ct the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser All
chaser deposit Of $3.50 on each parcel sold win be
required on acceptance Of bid
JAMES s. EDWARDS,
500 9Th St NV. r-
W. WuLOUGHBY, Afussees.
46S IA ave-
THOMAS BOWLING,
my12-eo&dg Auctioneer