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WALTER b. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
my2o-d&ds Cor. 10th and ID NV
TUNRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
l. DWELLING. No 1906 sTRELT NORTH.

WISH.
BY virtue Of . deed of trust to u.s. dated July l6
1856 and recorded among the land records of tn. Dis
We Will sell at pubic auction front of the
on IHukSDAi, the SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1883
or parcel of land situate and lying in the city Wash
ington District of Columbia known aud described as
No lt4, together with the improvements thereon,
consisting OF three-story and basement, wit Ia man
card roof, brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash. of which 5000 must
b. paid a. deposit at the time the sale balance In
two equal instruments OF aud two years
~ with interest at Per cent for which the
notes Of the purchaser. secured by deed of the
IreIni.es sold must be given. All convey ancng and
recording at the cost If the purchaser
The terms OF sac must be complied with within ten
days from day OF SALE otherwise tine property will be
resold At the risk and cost Of the
A. C. BRADLEY, r,..
- Z. W. TiRkR, trustees
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Mr. Pvne ReleasAd.

DUBLIN, June 1.-Mr. Pyne, N. r., who was i'm
prisOned at Clonmel tor offenses under the crime.
act, was liberated to-day. A crowd greeted hin
with cheers as he left the prison.
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i MA AyENUE AND On Ninth srkEET EAST.
FIRST, a. hAif,PASf FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii sell
LOIS 10 AID II ASD PART LOT o. SQUARE 900,
fronting l2S feet on Pennsyivania and feet
at northeast corner Of the square, running thence
south ON 9Th street IL feet thence west 100 feet
southeast from intersection Of Pennsylvanla
and the pubs space thenss along said avenue to the
MIA avenue improved by large brick building.
notes 10 bear sen Interest ro aad asy
sale payable semi ualy and to be secured by deed
Chaser deposit Of 5000 required at time Of SAFE
COMPARTMENTS &s Ut purchas.rs cost Terms tS bs
resell at risk and cost Of defapting purchaser after
pi %yaSs1d&ds e0 Al A' pTNSASsoN BROS. Auct.
count Of the rain until TUESDAY, FIFTH DAY OF
1885, Sc1i $50 NR Bios Auct
VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
xSS6pw STALE GR0SEESIEs, siLXERapLHTED
HoRsE, &c, HEiSS THE kSTikE co SNAfiSSHsi
E ESFA9F SnIE;wr Ne. 1l2s CONNECTICUT
on MIDNhSDAY and THURSDAY. JUNE SIXTH
epS s Say
Will sell the entire stock contained therein, such as
5eiis. Maraiades sIssKSei. Pieti:. ad
other goods. Canned Chicken, Ham, Lobster Tongue.
Fish. nc. Boned Turkey. sardines, Canned Meats,
French Peas Beans and ether Vegetables Olives Fla.
voring Extracts &c. &C. all by the best Teas
Spices, Sugars, Fancy biscuits and Crackers, Fancy
Candles, soaps, staple Canned Goods. Syrups Wood
Also, fine old Whiskies in bottles and barres fine
Brandies, Hub Punch. Irish and Scotch Whiskies,
Claret in cases. sherries fine assortment of Bottled
Liquors. French Cordiss, fAvorings. &C., all Of the
best grades and brands.
Also Iron safe with combination lock. Tea Csddies
male to order hand painted with raised figures Spice
form and Counter Scales Coffee Bins. two Delivery
Wagons and one Horse.
The fixtures with wagons and horse. will be sold st
SEVENTH. Sale positive.
my3O-7t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser.
nUNCANSON BROS. Aucaonsera
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING. No. 466 STREET SOUTHWEST.
No. 2s7 folio 3O7. Of the Land Records Of the Dis
Uses, on MONDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF June.
A, 2. 1888. at AALF-PAsf FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
all that piece parcel of ground and premises known
trict Of Columbia aud being all Of ORIGINAL Lot mum.
bered $50 in square 503 together with
al the imProvemens ways easements rights. priv
any manner appertsning. This lot is improved by
west
Tsrms: cash; balance in one two and three
years Notes to bear cent from day Of sale
payable and 70 be secured by deed Of
rust on premises or AZ cash q option Of purchsser
tgurohsssrs cost II terms q sale srs not Compiled
with in ten days. the trustees reserve the right 70 re-
sell a. the r.x and cost Of the defautinx purchaser
newspaper published in sshington, D. G.
FkANCis e SMITH, r~r.....
my22-dkds JAMES b JOHNs0NJ 1susssss.
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A Tonp1D L,vrs
MEANS
TORPID BRAIN.
8 TARRANr's SELrzER APER1ENr.
A NGOsTURA BITTERs DO NOT ONLY DIsTTN.
kAguish themselves by their favor aud aromatic odor
ABOVE ~ others generally used but they are also sure
preventive for al diseases originating from the digest
i've organs Beware Of counterfet. Ask for the
inc article, manufactured by Or. J. q h SIEGEkT &
SONS 3
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TYNE BIZ BlkhDssELs GARfETsf BEDDING,,
CHAIRS AND TABLES. CUTLERY, ETC, THE
GGNIkNTS OF The MELL-KNOWN DINING
WEST.
On WEDNESDAY. JUNE SIXTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell the entire contents OF
the LOGAN Dining rooms partially enumerated Walnut
Chamber Suites Hall Racks Lounges, saatel Mirrors
UphOlstered Furniture, Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus
and Washstands. tainted Furniture Mattresses,
springs. Brussels, Ingram and other arpet China
Glass and Crockery Ware, Cutlery, Dining Tables and
Chairs. and other goods too numerous To mention.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO,
my3l-5t Auctioneers.
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GRATEFUL oDoR
20 D o n r.

which stes the teeth white ana o. radant pol
ifLed porcelain. aud contsns insrsd,snt thss Ne
hly benencsl TO both gums ana teeth
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TINRUsTEEs SALE OFIMPROvED pROpERTY. ON

MINISTRIES s. SALE 1FIMPKOyED PkOPEkIY ON
SOUTHWEST (No. FAD, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. rendered ON the 2Id day of
March. 1888. in Equity No. lO,949 in which Zach
riah Coleman is plaintiff and Abraham Gibson is
defendant, will sell, Oh WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH
DAY ot JUNE. A u. 1855, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. in
front Of the premises All that piece OF property known
Square No $40 as recorded i'll ber ~ X. folio 267 Of
the records of the Surveyors Office Of the said
improved by atwo-stOry Brick House.
Terms OF sale: One-thlrd of the purchase money in
cash and the balance III two equal instalents one
and two years after day of SALE to he secured by the
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest day
OF SALE and lien upon the property sold the salts
faction Of the trustee. or all cash, ut purchasers
option. deposit Of 300 will be required at the
time of sale. IL the of sale are not COMPLIED
with within ten days after the sale the trust
the right to resell at the risk and default
ing purchaser after five days public notice in 1 he
Evening Star. All convey ncing aud recording at the
cost oi the purchaser
WALTER b WILLIAMS Trnstea
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1850 ASiAs-lshhD' 1850
ALE NATIONS MONUMENTAL woRks
LIZ. l3l, 1873 PEsSA AVE wEsr.
The largest and finest DISPLAY iB the cityof
S1ATUAl.l MONl AENls AND GARDEN yASrS
Also a choice col, ction % larlOr OfuEII.ents ei
brac.Ig OhOIPS. SIAI ILIIls. kASls and CAI.g
kECElk kkS by the Jest ilslnl lIaliaL lli torsN
80 Alxcical oNIeTlcncc ~ Neatly tL.Eiy yeArs4s
al the service vi lie luullc.
open 10 visitors until !.
nlhlo-om-lU u. hcMENAMiN. ProIrietor
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. ALIEh b. WILLIAMS Co, Auctionee
TO WHOM IT MAY COCrrPN

On SATURDAY, JUNE SECOND, at TEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ. we shall SELL in front Of saesroom lot of
Household Furniiurr. To pay storage, charges. &c
stored August Is. 1886. in the name of VIM. Cross.
Uy3O-t NAAlIk IL WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts-
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer
| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
1 REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE SCHUEIZEN PARK

TF SHEE n Tr HAAEUABIE ,IIMPKUVPP
On 7TH-STREET ROAD
BY virtue of certain deed of trust bearing date
the 10Th day Of March, A. D. 1883, and duly recorded
IN Lber 1888, folio 349 ct sex, one of the Land
Records OF the District of Columbia. and ut the
Pnb.ic anci9n IN front Of tn premises On TUESDAY
following described real estate situated in the County
OF Washington District of Columbia, wit: Lot num-
Der twenty Eight (2S i'll block number six 49, in
Todd and Browns subdivision OF part of Mt Pleasant
and Peasant Plains the plat of said subdivision is
Records OF the surveyors Office Of the District Of Co.
lulnDla together with the improvements aud appurte
nanccs there unto belonging
Terms of sale one third in cash. of which 800
shall lie paid at time OF SALE balance equal payments
with interest at and two years respectively from
the day OF sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
deed of trust on the property Sold all cash. the
option OF tue purchaser. All conveyancing and record
ing at purchasers
In case OF Noncompliance with terms within ten
days day of sale the property will De resold ut the
cost and risk of defauting purchaser
JACKSON II. KALSTON
my31-dGds HENRY WISE GARNETIS lTustees
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CHANCERY. SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT I'M.
PROlEDIBY TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE KNOWN AS NO. 6l2 10TH STREET
NORIHWEST, BETWEEN / AND u STREETS
By virtue of q decree assed By the Supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia in Equity Cause IL "a
wherein sarah Ann Lockwood is complainant and
Agnes Boden Place ct al, defendants on the 18th
day Of May. D.. 1885, will offer for sale at public
auction IN front OF the premises. on TUESDAY,
JUNE FIVE, 1888. at the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK
T. NJ the following desc ribed real estate the city of
Washington in the District of Columbia aud known as
part Of lot numbered Lime 90 in square numbered
one hundred and tventy-one u2l. beginning for
the at the beast corner of said and
ming thence west seventy:one I'D feet aud six t6)
inches thence north twenty (2O) feet and al
inches thence directly east seyenty-one feet and
six (O) inches and thence south along the
18th street twenty (2O) feet and "a inches
the place Of beginning together with the
thereon.
Terms Of SALE Ope-third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash within ten days from day of sale and
the resi- in two equal payments installments
one and two years from day of sale, with interest
thereon at d per cent per annum, the purchaser
at his her their option, pay the entire amount
of purchase money in cash, the title be retained
until full payment OF the purchase money and interest
thereon deposit of 800 to be made at time of sale
all conveyanclny at purchasers cost II terms
complied with in ten days the trustee reserves the
right to resell at risk and cost of detautg
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-12
MARION OOuNTY,s BOON.
An Auxiliary Immigration and Develop
ment Society Formed Mt Pnlrmont.
gp,.E,I Tllsn,tt.L IN ths Ini,lfioetnrr

An Auxiliary Immigration and Develop
ment Society Formed Mt Ralrmont.
Special Dispdieh 10 ne IAteltiOoaeer.
FA1RMoxr, W. Va, March 1O.-Yester-
day a very large County Development
Convention met in this place, the object
being. to organize the Marion County
Auxiliary Immigration Society, in ac-
cordancc with the plan proposed by the
Wheeling convention. Hon. ]. @. Bee
son was made temporary chairman and
c. NJ. shinn, secretary. Permanent of
tlccrs were elected us follows: j. f.
Sands, president; C. NJ. Shinn, secre-
tary; J. Ed. Watson, treasurer. A cen-
tral committee composed Of ]. NJ. Hart
ley, Charles Z. Wells, ]. w, Swisher,
Robert Lowe, Eldridge Carter, William
Gray and z. NJ. Morgan, was elected,
The meeting was very enthusiastic
one and composed Of representative
men from every section OF the county.
The Committee on Plan OF Organizes
tion submitted the following report:
We recommend that there be appoint
ed u Central Committee Of seven, Of
whom three shall be u quorum, and
whose place of meeting shall be at the
county seat, whose duty il shall be To
collect full information Of the resources
Of the county and each district thereof,
and also TO receive contributions and So
licit subscriptions for the purposes and
uses Of the West Virginia immigration
and Development Association. Also,
that there be appointed an Auxiliary
Committee, composed Of five from each
district Of the county, whose duty it
shall be to assist said Central Committee,
which Auxiliary Committee shall make
its reports to the Central Committee and
pay to the Treasurer the funds collected
in such district,
Your committee further recommends
that this meeting resolve itself into the
Marion County Auxiliary to the West
Virginia Immigration and Development
Association, with permanent Prcsi-
dent, Secretary and Treasurer.
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COyDEYSED TELEGRAMS


News by ware hblleN puAu ibF hh"y
Headers.
Will Thomas, colOrcd, was lynchcd at
Tunnel Hill, Ga, for assaulting a white
woman.
The building occupied by Scanlan &
Co., stove manufacturers, Louisville, was
damaged by fire Saturday to the extent
OF Stj,OOO.
4 dozen people were badly injured
yesterday morning by an accident on
The Erie railroad. The train was de.
rallied by the track springing.
Mrs. Smell, widow Of the murdered
Chicago millionaire, has offered $1,000
reward for William Il. Tascott, the sup
posed murderer. The oiIcr is good for
sixty days.
Hiram Pigman, who gained wide cclc-
briiy in Kentucky as the slayer Of the
desperate. Craig Tollivcr, in the fight
between the faction and the citizens
posse last June, died ut his home in
Morrhcad, saturday, in fit Of dclirium
trumcns.
At Chicago. the jury in the case ot j.
W. Sykes, charged with obtaining a loan
oi Sl5.5lO from Merchants Loan aud
Trust Company on fraudulent ware.
house receipts, brought in u verdict ol
l guilty, aud he was sentenced TO two
years in the pcnitcntinry.
II il stated n combination oi whole
sale grOcrrs, in various parts Of the
country, is in process Of formation hav
| ing for lis purpose the regulation u
prices, nnl possibly to make u business
arrangement with the Sugar Trust-su
gar being the commodity which II II
most particularly sought 10 control.
Three heavy mortgages on the proper
tyoiihc indianapolis, DccaturC x Spring
Held Railroad Company have been files
At Decatur, Ill.,, for record. They aggrc
cate 1884, 600, and nru in favor ul th
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, u
Ncw York city, and Noble g. Butler, u
indianapolis.
The steamer Ohio, plying bctwccI
J Cincinnati and Memphis, burst u stcnD
. pipe while about 100 miles below Cnir
. Friday night, dcluging the lower dec
with hot water and steam md scvcrcl
3 s,4llding six people. The terrible r0a
7 oi the escaping steam naturally caused
, panic on board, aud many lady passCf
. grrs wcrr ipribly prevented from jumI
. ing into the river In their fright.
f, Bill Walker, the chief ot the Bal
u KIobbcr gang, has been convicted ,
: murder In the first degree and sentence
, tn hc hanged. The crime for which !
u was found guilty was the murder, oy,
@ q year ago, 0i George Green aud WI
liam Elsns, To prominent farmers
fancy county, Mo. These men had
n some wuy given 0iTrnSc 10 the ia
q Knobbcri, and Walker led m assault ,
4. their house. Edcns was dragged fro
his bed aud murdered before his lamil
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FORTE CRAYON'S FUNERAL
Followed to his Last RestInE Place by n
Large Concoursc Of Friends.
sn6rial Dl,tsiteh 10 tbs IpLiiiOrunT,

Followed to his Last Resting rincc by
Large ConcOurse Of Friends.
Sperial Di,pdich to hc lntt'iOmor.
MARrlNsBuRG, VIVA, March ll.-Gcn.
David Hunter Strothcr, "Portc Cnyon,'
who died in Charlcstown on the Sth in.
slant, Of pneumonia, after an illness Of
five days, was buried here yesterday.
lie was born September 10, 1916, and,
during his lifetime, filled n number Of
responsible and official offices. He was
an artist Of great distinction and tai.
cnted and airablc gentleman. In 1883
he began contributing to Hdrper's Maya.
zine under the signature Of "Porte Cray
on, series Of illustrated papers, mostly
Of the South, with wood drawings. He
also won considerable rcnOwn and hon
on IN the late war aud was appointed
United States Consul ut the City Of Mex
leo, where he remained until after the
Inauguration Of President Cleveland.
Up until the time Of his death he was
engaged in the compilation Of M essay
on the Life and Customs Of the Mcxi.
cans" which was TO have appeared in
Hdrper's. The funeral took place ycstcr.
,lay noon and his remains were Inferred
in Green Hill Cemetery. 1t was one OF
the largest thnt has ever occurred in this
city. 4 number Of distinguished friends
and relatives were in attendance,
among whom were Major X. W. and J.
A. Hunter, Clcon Moore, LIS. Randolph,
Col. Craighill, L. B. Faulkner, T.. p, II.
Harrison, and Mr.. Reilly us pall-bcarers
Among those attending from distance
were Senator C. J. Faulkner, Washing
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l., Randolph, Mr..
John Strothcr, son Of deceased, Mr.. b,
$. Randolph and wife, Hon. W. II. THv-
crS, brOthcr.in.law Of deceased, and fam
ily, Mr. Horace Riddle and daughters,
Col Alex Portcriield, DR.. J. II. Hunter
and family, DR.. T.. Sheet, DIR. J.. d.
Harry, Mr.. VI. $. Pcndlcton, and II. a.
1 Riddle and wife.
The lOlth Annual Conference Of the
NJ. T.. Church, South, will convene here
"Wednesday and continue one week.
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the GLASS CONFERENCE
Bot Yet Einlshed-The outlook stin Favor
mile far m Settlement.

bot Yet Finished-The Outlook Stlll Favor.
able for Settlement.
The Joint conference Of the commit
tees from the Glass Workers Union and
the Association Of Glass Manufacturers,
which was in session at Pittsburgh Fri
day and Saturday, adjourned Saturday
evening until tomorrow. The impress
sion still prevails that when the work Of
the conference is finished the strike,
which has been in progress for the past
three months, will have been settled and
n thing Of the past. 1t Is admitted that
Important concessions have been made
on both sides. The work Of settling the
prices upon number OF pieces in each
class, that were in dispute, was in pro-
grcss when the conference adjourned
Saturday night.
President Smith, Of the Union, said:
Everything that has been done so far
Is contingent upon what will follow, So
far the work OF the committees has been
amicably done"
Secretary Dillon was also seen, and, in
response to query as to the work of tho
conference, said: Eve were engaged
upOn the pressed ware lists to-day. Wo
have not completed that list yet; but,
as fur as we have gone, no great point OF
difference has arisen, and | think the
committee can agree rs TO those points"
"How about the rules?" asked tho
reporter.
yet been touched upon, and will not be
until next week. / doubt II the rules
ever sec day light, We have several
classes yet TO COVER and settle upon"
"When will the conference end 2" was
asked.
"Probably not before tho last Of next
week. OF course, We cannot tell vet
whether the strike will bC ended; but,
/ from the present outlook, Il would seem
as though the difficulty might be adjust
cd and the works resume; but Just when
| cannot tell yet"
President Jones, OF the Manufacturer
| Association stated that the work OF tho
committees had progressed harmonious
~, and that they had adjourned with
the best Of feeling.
The number Of men involved in this
Ntflkt IN NuNul ftNuu' W ntn tnO htf1kN
was fSt inaugurated the strikers ne
crivcd five dollars week benefits, but Il
has been reduced to s. 80 n week, 81 50
Of which is devoted 10 a cooperative fac
tory, whose profits ar supposed to he
turned into the Unions treasury. II IN
believed the manufacturers arr anxious
for settlement for two reasons, first, be-
cause they think the strikers powers an
more lasting than they expected, because
OF the fact the men at work in the chin,
ncy houses in the East are contributing
iwcnly.tlrcc hundred dOllaR n week Ia
addition 10 their regular assessment "a
the support OF the strikers, and II the
1 strike continues every working mcmbel
Of the Union will bc assessed fifty cent
a week In addition to his regular assess
: mcnt and secondly, because Of the ad
/. vance in the market price OF glassware
!. the benefit OF which is being rcaped b!
i the independent and cooperative iaS
tories,
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THE TAYLORSTOwy FIELD.
a Correspondent Gives the standard n sln
nnd Makes n Prediction.

a Correspondent Gives the Standard n SLAP
and Makes Prediction.
As has already been published and is
pretty generally known, about the lint
Of last November the Standard syndicate
of oil producers, better known in the
Washington, Pa, district ~ the South
Pennsylvania Pipe Line, inaugiratcd
what Is known Us the shut down move
meat. No new wells were TO be started
and such as were in course OF operation
were to he shut down after reaching the
Gordon sand-tlIat prolific yielder Of the
greasy fluid in the Washington field.
Oil at that time was worth Is cents
with n premium Of S cents per barrel for
the Taylorstown production. A pool
had been formed, and u certain amount
Of oil placed ms u nest egg on basis OF
% cents per barrel, the advance in prices
10 he divided among the holders Of cert.
ficatcs in said syndicate. As u bait one
million barrels Of oil was laid aside for
the assistance of drillers, tool drcSsers
and bumpers who might bc thrown out
Of employment through the Inauguration
Of the shut down.
\ correspondent writing from Taylors-
town and referring to this arrangement
saws that he has yet to meet the tirst
workman who has derived any benefit
from this supposed fund. ''raylonstown
and vicinity was in a thriving condition
at that date, hut in consequence Of this
arrangement has rrlapscd into tsoriginal
nothingness, without regard TO its pro.
duction, be Il 80 barrels or only 80 bar.
rcls per day. Each and every well is
limited to d 81 barrel production each
twcnty.iuur hours, and in consequence
men who attend to the tubing, connect
ing and agitating Of the wells are thrown
out Of employment. Tcamstcr and ID
borcrs are numerous on the corners. Al
will be seen by the different daily re,
ports, oil has materially advanced, and
by November !, 1889, will perhaps have
reached $l.5O-and thc Anaconda will
have unloadcd its large stock Of dead oil
and appeared in the market us Of yOrc
crushing out the silly producer who ha'
perhaps rcapcd u small percentage for {
very large sacrifice, and, nastcr.likc
place him again in the same old condi
/ lion