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FNRuSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
Il OTHER PROPERTY, SITUATED On PENNsYL-

l. OTHER PROPERTY. siTUATED on PENNsYI-
TANfA ahITh On sf DsTRh AEE
SSb HESfH Asb
MSso4E AvhNGF s REETEES So THER sED
By virtue Of a decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District q CopmHi. passed on the tn day q April
al vs. John J. Lndsley ct al. Will sell at public
n 0t
in the city Of Washingt9n, ID, D e
F2k sef H. AZ part d
original Let numbered three t3, in square numbered
Of said Lot numbered three 90 and running thence
twentysiH ee feet; thence northWardy and at rghs
with to ss
east corner OF said Lot numbered three Sl thence
IS nd
beginning improved by two three-story Brick Stores
Ses FIVE
NJ. part lot numbered nine co. in square numbered
the same point on North street one Hundred ana
thirty I3Ol feet from the northeast corner Of said
square and running thence south eighty 900 feet,
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY direction twentysix (26j
s ns 3 ee With ss
due north fty-six 6 feet nine 90 inches TO the line
erty conveyed BY kober Harriss to Anna Lindsey By
corded in iber folio improved ~ three-story
and sTs n h cog sTs6 R9 s
D. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, part Of lot num-
bered three go, in square numbered three hundred
and seventy three (373 In Davidsons subdivision of
said square, recorded in the Office of the Surveyor of
the District Of Columbia in lber n. K, November g.
1870 and described follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of said lot numbered three CD on
north Il" street. and running the with the
line of said lot and said street twenty t22) feet
thence north straight line one hundred and eleven
Q11) feet, less to alley in the of the
said lot thence westwardy with the line of said alley
twenty-five C22) feet the northwest corner of said
hundred and six t1O6 feet six (6nches. less,
to the place Of beginning being the same roperty
conveyed said Anna Lindsey deed dateu Deceni-
Der 8, 1867, and recorded Hber E. o. E. %, folio
273 of the land records for the District Columbia
imp owed by 3-story brick dwelling, No. GIT street
On SAME DAY, at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ, lot numbered four ID in reservation 3D. being
the property conveyed to EleaZer Lindsey by
deed recorded in lber W. B. No 116, tolio 421 Of the
land records for the District of improved
three-sory brick carriage repository and two-story
and attic brick dwelling, Nos 81 and 313 Missouri
avenue.
Terms of sale: For each piece offered one cash.
balance in and two years with interest for which
purchaser purchasers must be given securvd
by trust deed the property Sold all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser or purchasers. deposit of
5000 on the other pieces will be required time
of sale. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser
chasers. II terms Of sale not complied with in
days Trustees the right resell and
risk Of defauting purchaser or purchasers after i've
GEORGE E HAMILTON. Trustee.
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON. Trustee.
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers. ap24-d&ds
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR

JOHNNY BRIGHAM Ft~vn away kFTER HIS MAN v
AN A HRILE-ELGHT.

JOHNNY BRIGHAM rf~vr away sF-ER HIS MAN WAS
BEATEN IN A FRIZE-FIGHT
81. LoUTs. April 25.-when Artie Flint was pre-
pairing for his iSht with Hugh McManus recently
he vas trained by a young fellow named Johnny
Brigham After the fight was won by MeManus
BroSn oroodeu over the defeat OF his man and
was taken sick The morning after the nght he
the hospital he said 70 Bob Farrell, VINO accom-
anei him:
bob. I'm no more sick than you are"
Then what, the use Of going 10 the hospital?'
sIt's This uss, - replied Brozhan. "that I'll never
leave that hospital alive, Tor my heart Is break
Ing and the poor fellow burst into tears.
JpCn arriving at tue hospital BrOgham walked
steadily mp tue steps aud acted 10 more Ike
SICK man than Farrell. who accompanied him.
He registered his name as John Dawson and gave
his occupation as IA pipe-coverer. The object IN
giving this fictitious name was 70 ward on tue
suspicious or the police. Tor a warrant had been
issued charging Brigham with prize fighting
once oeiore few years ago, In PittS6nrg, val
over TO Allegheny. changed his name 10 Dawson
and eluded the police. So John Broghams Identity
at the City Hospital was buried under the COM
mon name OF John Dawson. He was examined by
the physicians, who found slight symptoms OI
fever, ana he was placed In the lever warn ne
had the entire control OF his senses up until sat
urday morning. when he became UNCONSCIOUS
He refused 10 eat, saying that he had no appeI,ei
that man with broken heart ia his bosom cOuin
have no spDetite. The PHYSICIANS tried TO erddl-
cate this belief from his mind. but without a.IL.
He persisted that his heart was broke anu ne
would not eat He became dellTlous siluvD
noon, and In his rawlings ae spoke OF nothing Ou'
the recent prize night. ,.
"stay in your corner! You're working yoqrse1
10 death" he would yell at Intervals, WHIT MS
pale face distorted and drawn, would rcll from
side To side IL would start up Ia Oeu- IhhCu us
hant. AID In A hoarse voice scream at the TOP OF
las lungs: - ~, .,,,
"Nhy don't you play for his wind It's MS VINO,
you id fool; play IOr his winG;' thus repeating
me s.u1e pbrasss he had used Ia The night.
lie fingered unconscious until $50 yesterday
morning. when he died with tine words, were
licked upon his lips.
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

J. G. Butler, Chaplain, 1107 18th st. NV
Arson G. McCOok. Secretary, 1924 18th st. NV.
VIM p. Cannaday, Sergeant -at-Arms, 800 Def av.
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass ave.
James r. Young. Executive Clerk, 1906 @ Sc. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, Is I'd st ne.
j. l. Christie, Act. Asst DoOrk'r S25 18th ST. q. ".
W. H. Bigelow. Postmaster. 10 Sd St. ne.
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BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
TOWN, D. c., KNOWN AS WHITE HOUSE HOE
TEL, i04S AID 1850 sgd STREET, NEAR THE
NEW IRON WORKS OF E. l. DENT CO., AND
AT THE TERMINUS OF THE W. q. r. r. CO..
AND 5000 AND 33l5 0RACE AVENUE AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
On MONDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH. 1883, in front
Of the premises. commencng At FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ,
viii eall the following described property Subdivis
sion Of Lot So fronting So Is 100 feet side
Of sea street. between Grace avenue and the Canal,
ABOUT twenty I've roons bowl NJ alley and . large
hall. being Nos 104s and 1850 32d street
feet on the north sid Of Grace avenue near High
street and improved by . two-story and basement
Brick house containing four rooms and kitchen. being
No 32l6 Grace avenue
the north side Of Grace avenue and improved By
story Brick House being No. 3209 Grace avenue
Terms; third Gosh, balance In and two years
With interest," and secured by deed Of trust the
property sold, all cash ct the purchasers option
500 VIII Be- required each piece ct time Of sale. All
recording snd convsyancs9E e Pprsns,sSsf ct
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Sps,xo HAra
, ssy celors. ''HAzEL." DOVE" and 'ENoLIsH
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND cara
NOVELTIES from "YOUMAN8s and KNOX Nav
York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. complete. Special otto0-
ten called 70 our Guaranteed $iik UmEEelia, SS60,
md ladies' Umbrellas In colors.
e1fukS taken on storage.
h H STINEMErZ SON
1x3S PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
ep13 Nsxt q Cosuee 13th
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OUR SPRING Srock

OUR SPRING Srock
. perfect beyond criticism or comparison We are
showing the Correct Styles the Season. perfect In
NJ and fabric. farltless in make and material.
THE PRICES ARE Low.
Our $40 Strictly all Wool Suits ir Sacks and Cut
sway are - good ss any you buy At els.
Our $l0 Blue Assabet Flannel Suits We guarantee
not to fade or money refunded
Our as Prince Albert Suits equal to any SEQ
suit you can buy elsewhere.
We have full line of Mems and Youths Suits from
o6.5Oup.
For Boys from IA to Is we show line of Suits from
o5 up to els.
For Children from to IA, Suits with Short Psnts
Ne have the largss, line We ever mad from ~ so mp
LONDON AND LIvERPo
CLOTHING 90.
apl0 STH AND q srREETA
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719 Dnrss Tn1x,1ses. 719

The above 10 very important question TO Ladies
this Of the year. never more than at this
time. when it ID so hard to match the New Shade We
have them all We showing the finest line of
GILT. SILVER, STEEL and TINsEL TRIMMINGS in
the market. We have full assortments of TINsEL also
SILK and METAL GIMPs at SOC. per yard: finer
goods at higher prices Stock of BLACK TRIMMINGS
unsurpassed both for variety and style.
PARAsoLs
We have never been able to show handsomer line Of
Novelties In PARASOLS than this season. and in
sequence our sales in this department have been
usually large. We keep stock up by supplies
every day. One large lot of all SILK. STYLISH
STRIPED PARAsoLs. which will be sold while they
last At the very low price Of 90.
CHOICE GOODS AND MODERATE PRICES
CHANCE LOT
We purchased yesterday. 80 doz Haudkerchiefs. the
samples of q bankrupt Jobbing House. They have
been divided into two lots and placed upon our
counters: lot at &C.. and the other at 10c they
are very cheap.
BLACK GOODS
We have just opened another case Of handsome and
seasonable BLACK DRESS GOODS, Comprising SILK.
SILK and WOOL. IRON FRAME and FANCY GRENA-
DIMES. WOOL and SILK WARP HENRIETTAS, and
OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS
BALSAM FIR SOAP
The Manufacturers Of this celebrated brand OF Soap
have authorized us to give Balsam Fir Pillow with
every cake Of Soap sold for limited tme the Soap
retails at 25c. and the Pillow is worth SIC. this
rare opportunity.
Z. q. DAVIS,
ap1l 10 MARKET SPACE COR. sTHsE
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DRY GOODS
Nv SppYxa Goons

AVEW
We have Just received fresh assortment a. eperxa
DRESS GOODS, comprising fun line OF 6lacl T.nl.
Frsncsfs Pcau de Sole. and Msscott snks s.tsn
puebeu- and surSh sflfs all gr.des Rach SIN -.
FlcuncfnssA China silks. satte-ns and chsln.- I'M
choice desrns Wool suftins>. In plain aud Combine
ton Rlsch Grenadines Linen sheetne- and Pillow
Iansna pams.k Table Cloths and Nspkins all .ir-a
HooE BRO co
ph1-3m lS.s 81
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Methodist and 8apu.t wouIdn'f Mix.

. ROW sRoys OFT OF TWO CONGREG ATOMS TRYING
To OCCUPY THE SANE CHURCH
Waco. TEXAS. April ga disturbance at one OF
The cOIOred churches sunday afternoon became so
turbulent that IL was necessary for the sheriff 10
send a squad OF officers TO the church TO remain
during services In order that the pastor might de-
liver his sermon. Two congregations have been
Using the same building. and there was dispute
between them as TO which church was entitled 10
hold service Rev. Robert Jones, OF the -MethO-
dist church, commenced TO deliver his discourse
when members OF the Baptist church raised such
"A Tow that he had TO stop. A general disturbance
continued until the officers arrived, when hev.
Jones continued his remarks wholesale amount
Of arrests are expected TOMORROW.
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RAILROADS.
DIEpMoNr AIR LINE.

Il scheduie in eject Nsrrh .s. 1883
Gordonsvie ChArlottes ole, LyDchbus and stations
spssns Assse%y spring. aa bg,ssOS KsorsSis kSSs
CalerA Mon somery and New orlesnk Puunlas
ssersr w.shinston . New orls.ns
,ottesyne. Goraonsylie> stations ches Ohio koute
- nchbunr Rocky Mount DAnvile and stations 10
tween Lynch6urT and psn,ilie. oressshoro RAle,rA
Ss. MSussSmers sS sls.n. aa Tss fns ca
i0rnia. Pullman SLEEPER New Gors 20 Atlanta
liant. % New orleans. and ManS Bossc,p si.epsr,
LOT brminsham- Nicksburs and Shreveport. Pun
S,s,, STEER oanyille q ceamela snd Charleston
tor and o route points sundays,
- r. M-Dsily. except sunday. for MsnAs~ss
s'fns so and intermediate stations
oordonsvills Charlottesyille Loui-yiie, Cinrfnnsa
sna ~ inner resorts on and tear line OF Chessps.ks
Washington 70 LousTis sisS Ier ana sa Rr 5n.
Chattanooea, Memphis Little Rocl. and al .outh.
western points Through Pullman sleepers Washing.
ll:oo z M1southern Impress. Daily for l.yncs-
oSS PS.ns hissn sSFustS k.l.Di& NORsO@sry S.s
Mashnston % New Orleans Teras, via Atlantis. and
3 ~ ws1sd,y;; fnmsn Sleeper Washington % Aiken
Trains on Warrington and OHIO division leave w.sh.
n Daily arrive Hound Hili d as A NJ and u s
s:3s A N and IS 4. Ma"'A'' A'''''HS washington
Through trains from the South via chsriotte Dan
snd ~ NJ We last Tennessee Bristol and Lynch
saa SaS route .Sd csa,p,ie.e at ssof NJ:
Furnished and basvSse checked al oaos, 1900 Penn.
"n, sa Railroad % and sts Jas L TAiLoR
n'Hi~o General Passenger Agone
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Tor baltimore and Potomac River Landings
steamer SUI, Capt Geo-heeEn- leaves stephensouss
Wharf every SUNDAY, at q O'Clock y. m Ryee
freight must be prepaid
For further infornla rion. apply TO
STEPHENSON BRO
m:-6m 7tl street wharf
Mt. VERMONT MT. VERNON,
STEAMER ". W. CoRcoRAN
Leaves 7th-strest wharf daily texcepi sunday for
Vernon and River LANDINGS down Glymout =
10 O'Clock q. IN Returning reaches NsAlilgtoa
about $50 y. m
sl6 L L BLAKE Captain-
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER -MAkEf1ELD-
leaves eth st wharf on MONDAYS, IHGksDAn
and SATURDAYS at An Returning IUksDAf4
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY pm, touching at River knae-
ing far Nomini Greek, Curr7oInAn. va. and -
Clements Bay Nd Connects with b aud U. X r u
Shepherds See schedule JOHN u PAD0kT1. Agt
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager. no
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RA.TIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

sChh-DeLL IN EEftCl NONEABER 20, 1887.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION. oon~Re
For chiceeo Snd Northwest, frp daily 10 IS am,
n For Cincinnati and St. Louis EXP daily 2.so,aa
9 For Pittsburs and Cleveland Exp. daily 10 SAN.
For Il Iinstoa and Local stations IS foam
For intermediate points beiSeen baltimore apaPau.
iof sinssr ~ and q ne POINT. - sopm
For baltimore 200 $50; $40, 80 : 80, .
40 SO b5 as sso l1q ss BAND and Ii 30 ,s
s so so So Sse SO ss an. HS iS G gaA
For Annapolis. 40 and 5 30 am. II; 40 ana asa
Bis Ssnsss g 30 pS s7s sa a1Ss
8 80 an. 4;lo pm. -
and 80 pm, On sundays $40 s-n- i 80. "a
For stations on Metropolitan Branch. 20 ssam.
and Is P on sGna. s''. sSp.
For s.i,therseury and in,ey,asdisto points 1880
For Boyle and intsrmediste stations "a 90 pm,
Church trains leave Washington on Sunday only,s
40 p m. stopping at AL stations on hetropolitaa
For FREDERICK. 40 an. 1880 pm. IS 3on
M fo sq HSaTRsT 10 rs 40 am. and rs sopm
Trains arrive from Chicasot daily. 20 am. am
am and 2:25 pm; from Pittsburs daily. 7;20 ana
From Philadelphia Chester and wilmington, 10 Al
AIN, 2:2o. 1:lo and 80 m, dsily, aud ~ 20 pm
Prom slngerly and Intermediates points north u Bal
'1 Trains iesve Baltimore for Washington .. s.ia
500 aiS 90 go go oSo % an. nal % 80
m on SUNDAYS. 8 so, Z 20. :05. 10 90 am. sd
s RIa.pt sunday bss s sum 90 Sny
Basgase called for and checked at hotels aud res-
dences on orders left at Ticket ohce. 6ls ana lSSk
w W. o. sIuusMENrs. General Manager.
n2l CHAs. o. sCUlL General Passenger Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORROW.
WEES co q, 4 sss,S:s. :,.,,,.
Opposite City Post-omce
EXTRA LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI.
TURE. EFFECTS OF SEVERAL FAMILIES RE.
MOVED TO OUR STORE
And Vm BE- sold at auction THURSDAY, APRIL
TwENTY-sIxTH. at TEN O'CLOCK An.
bedroom Sets in Aah. Cherry, walnut ana Stained
woods; Parlor Suites. Carpets and Rugs Walnut and
oney Bookcases. sdeboards. Hall Pieces. Odd Piscea
bedsteads. Bureaus. and washstands; Mattresses.
heiriserators. Ten Rolls Mating white and colored;
coucnes' Twenty Double and Single Bedstesds,
Lounges In leather Baby carriases TO-. DC. with .
large variety Of other Household Efects
SPECIAL
At TWELVE O'CLOCK. all the Refuse Material from
old Central National Bank-Tin, shusssrs, Doors,
Sash. Lumber. Railing, &C. 1t
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
AssIoNEEs SALE OF
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIEa
INCLUDING HoT.wATER BAGS, AIR CUSHIONS
SfmniNSsS; ATOM lZERS. RUBBER BANDS &C,
"AAGSTn0OE CLOTHING OF ALL KINDA
6uBBER BOOTS AND SHOEa
RUBBER TOIs AND COMBS
HORSE COVERS
- MATS.
HOSE HOSE REELS
IRON SAFE AND STORE FIXTURES
4 shall sell, commencing THURSDAY APRIL.
TWENTY-SIXTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M and con-
tnunF daily at same hour until the stock is disposed
o. at the Store. 935 street northwest known the
Ansio-Americen Rubber Company, the above named
ment made to me.
,,,, ROLF CREYKE, Assignee
WALL En- b WILLIAMS Co, Aucts. ap23-4t
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pUNcANsoN BROS, Auc.ioneer wA'Hs sP5i ,dts
THOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FOUR STORY BRICK
RESIDENCE. NO. 1909 g sTkEsT NORTH
virtue Of three deeds of trust dated respectively
the 14th day Of April, 1883. and duly recorded IN
Liber No. l033 folio 494 ct sea. one Of the Land
Records for the District of Columbia and the 10th
day Of June, 1883, and duly recorded in Iber lo4l
folio 49, ct seq. one Of the Land Records for the
District Of Columbia and also the 9Th day Of Au-
gust 1884. and duly recorded In Lber 1904, folio
30 ct seQ Of the Land Records Tor the District
thereby the undersigned Trustees will sell IT, Es
DAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF April. 1855, at
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front Of the premises. the
following described real estate situate in the city OF
Washington District of Columbia to Wit Part Of lot
No in square No 2SS beginning for the same st the
Of said lot. thence north ninetysx
p6l feet; thence east twenty-five (22l feet. thence
l2 teet TO the place OF beinnine together with the
improvements, which consist Of . story brick
residence, containing ten rooms, being No. 12o9 q
street northwest
Terms: One third cash. the residue in equal pay
ments at six and twelve month"; With notes bearing In
terest at per cent per annum until paid and secured
by deed OF trust the property sold cash Ct the
option OF purchaser. All conveyancug and recording
at purchasers cost deposit of &uo will be required
at the time Of sale II the terms Of sale not CON-
piled with in ten days the trustees the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the deaut
BENJAMIN p SNYDER rrr.,...
APPS dts ALBERT l. sTURTEVANT,S
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH. 1855, same
hour and place, BY order Of TrusteeA
ap1S.d&ds Auctfoneer.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
MARBLE-TOP SUITE, SMYRNA AND COUTA
RUGS, BED LOUNGE. EASY CHAIRS, EASEL,
PORIIERES, Library TABLE. BRIC-A-BRAC,
PICTURES, SMALL MIRRORS, SEWING MA
CHINE. BEDDING, PILLOWS AND BOLSTEhS,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE. TRUNKS, &C..
BEING ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE NO.
1908 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY SIXTH, 1883,
commencing at Ten A NJ, will sell abo We goods
Terms cash.
ap23-3t THOMAS DOWNING Auctsoneer
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aplS.d&ds

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT BRoNZEs, LARGE
BlSQUE FIGURES, FINE PoRCELAINS, ELE-
CANT VASES BRASS LAMPS, BRONZE MANTEL
SET. ARTICLES OF FERTU. BRIC-A-B bAC. &C.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated the 10th day Of
March, 1885, and duly recorded in Liber l3l l. folio
ct seq, one Of the land records for Washington,
D. c., the undersigned Trustee will sell by order Of
TIEfH DAY OF APRIL. 1883, commencing at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at the auction-rooms Of Thomas
bowling, 11th street and Pennsylvsnia avenue. the
following Personal Effects:
BRONZE MANTEL SETS PAIR OF MAGNIFICENT
BISQUE FIGURES, BY CARRIER: BRONZE
CANDLEsTICKs. BRASS LAMPS, ELEGANT
BRONZES, NANCY. FAIENCE AND DRESDEN
PORCELAINs; PAIR OF SEWERS AND BRONZE
PLAQUES, VENETIAN CARVED FIGURES,
CLolsoNNE AND BkoNZE sAsEs, koGIST9 ep
Plated WARE, THREE LARGE BlsQuE
HEADS, ARTICLES OF NEKTU, BRlC-A-B hAI,
CABINETS AND BRACKETS, TOGETHER VII II
MANxorHER ARTICLES THAT CANNOT BE
ENUMERATED
Terms cash.
ap13-dts ROBERT s. FLETCHER, Trustee
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HAxnsoMr SASH RrBBoss.

HANDSOME SASH INIBBONS.
We have small Lot Of very elegant SASH RIBBONS
lst over from last year. the wholesale price $50
fog II yards. We have marked them down TO d rs
per yard. The colors WHITE. BLUE PINK.
GREY. LEMON, CARDINAL. and BLACK. They
are woven brocsde AorAl designs and the most
pensive goods made. At el.25 they are dirt cheap.
We have just measured and married . lot Of CHAN
rILLY LACE REMNANTS les than cost. 0rsst
bargains arc In the lot
Short Remnants Of Agursd INDIA SILKS st Soc.
lust opmed lot Of new INDIA and CHINA 6uKe
in entirely new styisa.
NOIRE SILKS n al cologs 10 match DFs0 Goods.
How PRINTHD DEN0ALINER
New CHALLIs.
New PRINTED CANTON CRKPEa
The best BLACK sCRAH ever cold for Ia
ONE pR1cR NM sHUgTKR sons
sp21 01o Pnnsyivsnia svsaua
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GnrAr REDUCTION
In the prices Of
ROGERS GROUPS
In order to greatly increase the sales Of "ROGERH
GROUPS" the prices Of Q number Of them have been
MUCH REDUCED o. follows:
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l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
n 10 LIE NORTH WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAILS INCOMPETENT F1frItissN VT
u 2 FEC Y pEcFMBER ia. lSs-'

Il - - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
n9Blf TSs Sih WEST s AAp SS9ibpr raTIsFy
STEEL h * rec pprsScsA afElfhE q b2TIfN NJ
Trains leave Washington. from station corner a, e,s
For P,,sburs snS the Vest csSssS Limited r,pr.
lA,see Sleeping Cars al 80 an daily, Fs.s
with sleeping Cars from HarT bars s ~ c ~ maui
iocbSaa S w1rs . s louis eEcep, s.sur.y
Western Enpres.. al & 10 p M daily. With sieeIlns
saturday aarrs5u % eS ISs as ss
ssa Ms1 With thsopsh sleeIers f0r
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ner OF 18th street and avenue and atAs
station. where orders he left for the checking Il
baesase 70 destination from hotels and residences
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nUNCANsON BROs., Auctioneers.

II IoNSANcON onOb, Aucuoneetu
BALANCE OF GOODS UNSOLD FROM THE EX-
ECUTIVE MANSION,
CONSISTING OF TURKISH, WILTON. MOQUET.
MMELNNEI, AND pVddHfEInsC Ahp,EIS: LACE CSR.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. APRIL TwENTY.SIXTH, COM
mencinR at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, we will sell at
our Salesrooms. 9th and streets northwest all the
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, LAMBREQUINS,
CHINA WARE, &c,
which were advertised to be on Tuesday last Par
ties in search of fine interior decorations should
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Chief Engineer Mccullough. OF the steamer Co
ma. committed suicide By saootlng In Borden
rOva. \. j. several months ago ne was accused Of
causing me death u subordinate BY throwing
hot Goals upon him while on a yoy age and An ~
thought ne Killed himself 20 escape = trial-
JOe Martin. OF Paxton, H. Captured nine cpb
wolves IN a shock OF corn On hs faIherss farm A.
Campaign County. Ths old wolf escaped