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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-05-29
North Haven.

May 2s-Fred Mix, son of James Mix, was mar
ried to Miss Alice Pnney of New Haven, last Tues
day evening. The ceremony took place in st.
Mary's church, New Haven.
Miss Jennie Bassett. daughter Of Mr.. IL A. Bassett.
who has been sick in Hamden for some weeks, was
able to be brought houae on Sunday, May 20. Miss
Jennie has improved in health daily since her re-
turn.
Miss Anna daughter of w. D. Judson of New Ha
ven attended service at the Congregational church
here on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds pulpit yesterday morning and
interested the congregation in telling OF his four
years work as missionary. Mr.. Otis also talked
to large audience in the lecture room in the even,
ing. The ClintOnville meeting was omitted that all
might have an opportunity to hear Mr. OTIS who is
a very entertaining, interesting speaker.
Mr.. John Hull has the measles.
Miss Parker. teacher of the primary department
at the Center school. is sick with measles at her
home in Yalesville and the school has a vacation
this week
Mrs. Caroline Thorp made Daisstep few days
since and fell on the stove, cutting her head badly
Fortunately there no fire in the stove.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. s. Linsey and MIR. s. b. Thorpe
went to Walingford last evening to attend the g.
A. r. exercises
Miss Fannie futile has recovered from her illness
sufficiently to go on visit to friend
Mrs Ezra Munson, of New Haven, among
Rev. Mr.. Otis hearers at the Congregational
church on Sunday.
Louis Mansfield is NOW the COURIER boy in place
of his older brother Clarence. The little man sue
ceeds finely selling all the copies he carries nearly
every day.
Miss Matte Culver is engaged to continue as or
ganst at the Congregational church another year.
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New Haven Minister'S MeetIng-The
OOlored Pro ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Discus.
sIOnS-A Friendly Difference of Opin.
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Local NOses.

JAMES d. SHU0HRUK's WIrL.-The will of the late
James d. Shughrue was died yesterday. He leaves
s. 70 his son. James b Shuyhrue. and certain rea
estate to his son, John J., and daughter, Margaret
he leaves to his wife, who 10 named Is executrtx
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

CPRoSEp RRoPERrY, -LocAT FL AN OK THE THE
AyENUE, BETwEEN THfRb AND FoUk-ANp.
sfET SEkFkEf APP A n sTEEEFs
NORTHEAST.
District Of Columbia passed I'm IN Youns ouns 81
being cause No. OT69 in Equity. we will offer for
sale at public suction in front of the respective prem
real estate situate in the city OF Washington in the
District Of Columbia. to wit
SIX O'CLOCK NJ. Lots ana Is, in the saasre OF OF
reservation marked or lettered C" located on the
IA 1894 square feet OF ground more or less
and is improved by two-story brick dwelling ana
tains $3.50 square feet ground more or less and is
ON FRIDAY. JUNE FIRST 1888. a. SIX
marked lettered &C." containing 35 10 square feet
Of ground. more or less and improved BY three
story frame dwellings, Nos 3l4 aud 3l6 Maine ave-
ON SATURDAY. JUNE SECOND, 1888, at SIX
fronting on 18th street east. between North and
streets This lot contai 400 square feet ground,
1.rms of sale: one third Of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale. within fifteen days herea
ter; the residue IN two equal install ments, payable
spectively in and years from the day of sale
the purchasers promssory to be given for the
centum per annum until paid; or, at the election Of
the purchaser. the whole of the purchase money may
chase money and interest fully paid On failure Of
of the purchasers to comply tn the of sale
e nropertv r sne pgn u ana
at the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser. All
cSnyeyAneins and resoEdng at the cost Of the Rur.
required on acceptance of bid.
JANIS S. EDWARDS,
~ u,,, 200 9TH st. NV. Trustees.
THo rio DO DD6GL1No.
myl2-e06dS AuctiOne0r
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Nine Modjesks. Countess Of Bozenta
To Nina Hamlet HUBBARD AVER
PERMANENT CURE Or ECZEMA
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Two years ago l was attacked with eczema cannot
tell you what suffered. the most forlorn spec
tacle you saw. Charles kennedy, of this place.
showed me pamphlet on skin diseases, and among
them found the description suitable to my case.
bought the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. took seven bot
ties with the CUTICURA and SOAP. and the result Is
permanent l thought would wait and see II 1t
would come back. but it has proved all said it
would do, 80 will say God bless you and yours
THOS. L. GRAY, Leavertown, OHIO.
Ihave been cured of most unbearable itching skin
disease b. the CuTICURA REMEDIES. They have en-.
abed me to escape years Of suffering. You NAV use
my name o reference, and any one who wants to
know about my may write me. inclosing stamp.
W. b. BROOKS. At Grove st.. Providence. IL
Tam . canvssser and one year ago was badly af-
ficted with salt rheum, that unable to walk.
l tried the CUTICURA KEMEDIEs and they entirely
cured me. i. L. PERRY, Rome, n Y.
Sold every where. Price, CurIcURA. Soc; soar.
25c. REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston. Mass. Send for How to
Cure Skin Diseases" Ga pages, so illustrations and
100 testimonials.
PIMPLES blackhesds red, rough. chapped and oily
akin prevented by CUTIcURA SOAP. my29 .3O.je1.2
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The Library Investigation.

Ut
Mr. Smithmeyer, the architect OF the new Ma
tional Library building, was examined by the
House special committee on library to-day. he
described how he, with about twenty seven other
architects, had competed TO furnish plans for the
proposed library, and told OF his visit 10 Europe,
under the auspices OF the senate, TO examine
library architecture He had been gone 100 days
at a cost OF $500 He followed the history OF he
library building project 10 the present time, max
Ing long statement as 10 the trouble ana Delay
caused by failure OF the contractors 10 furnish
suitable cement. lie said that he had nothing 70
do with any employees except those In his once.
lie had employed seventeen or eighteen draug hts
men, all ot whom were busy, and q clerk ana one
assistant
Previous testimony taken by the COMMITTEES
showed that coupe and horse had been bought
Tor the use OF the architect AT q cost OF SsOu
The horse had cost S2l5, ana when sold at auction
aIterwaru had hetJed S4a
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND G0sslP.

Army oRDrRs-The board OF oficen appointed
Aprn IL 10 examine into the claim OF Jno. B. Read
ordered 70 reconvene In this city at 10 O'Clock to
morrow for further consideration OF the claim.
leaves granted second Lieut. CDas p George, 10th
infantry, four months, and Cadet Eben K Wins
low, second class, Military Academy, one month.
BIDS WE'RE OPENED to-day In the once OF Chief
Clerk Roy, OF the Postoflce Department, Tor
printing the annual ana monthly .'Onicial Postal
Guide" The following were the bidders and their
olas Belford, Clarke Co. OF Chicago annual
~ cents per copy, monthly cent per copy; ID. c.
MCMILLAN, OF New York city, IL cents do, aud
tnree-Quarters OF a cent do; Houghton, Mifiin &
Co, OF Boston, 10 cents do, and one cent do ;
brooN PuoIsnihg Co, OF this city, 4 $40 cents
90, ana $40 OF a cent do; K X Donnelly a Son :,
OF chicago. 10 cents do, and 1 cent do. Brodix
Puplishlug Co., being the lowest bidders, VIII
PROBABLY be awarded the contract The present
publishers are K X. Donnelly sons OF Chicago.
There are 1000 copies OF the annual guide pup-
lished and Us 900 copies OF the monthly.
A NEW PosT-OFFIcE srAros-A station OF the
city post-office has been established at 1904 9Th
street. IL will do registration, money Order and
stamp business MIS-. HodgNins, who keeps the
drug store at that number, has been appointed
superintendent
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blaine will Take thc Ssuusp.

Boston DisIatc To the New York Herald. May 81
The best known Blaine man In Massachusetts
received q letter from Mr.. Blaine to-day IN which
the man from Maine states that be will return 10
America by the end Of June ana will At once
plunge into politics, taking the stump for the re-
publican nominee and doing all ne can 20 advance
the Interests OF his party. 81 have declined 10 lie
"A candidate" said Mr.. Blaine. ''Dut ! am still q
protectiunsi, "A republican. and an Am srican cit-
zen, and shall oo all In my power 10 help my
party"
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TeleRrapllic Rriefs.

At Indianapolis, d. ]. sullivan, retail dry goods,
assigned yesterday. Assets, $4,000; liabilities,
So, 900.
AT brownsville, Tex, wednesday night, santos
Rodriguez, leader OF famous band of ROBBERS, was
Killed ana one OF his men fatally wounded by OIL
GERS while attempting to rob q store.
Inc rolling mill at Blandon, near Reading, Pa,
has closed, because the selling price OF ITS manu-.
facures Is SAID to be less than the cost OF making
Nearly 800 men are left idle.
Interest on the consolidated mortgage bonds of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad, due to-
day. was not paid for the reason that there was no
money TO pay IL.
John Bright does not gain strength.
The Paris papers praise the speech OF NJ. Goblet
In the chamber yesterday in reference TO the utter.
anceS or Herr Tisza
special from Beloit, Wis, says Dr.. A. L. Chaplin,
ex-presldent OF Beloit College, was stricken with
paralysis last evening ana lies in critical condi-
ton.
John Sewer, J. Alfred Davenport, and Christian
Labriskie have brought suits In New York against
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway COMPANY,
for the principal or bonds and interest
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I,IEI.

DlEr-
DIXON. On June ist 1855 at 24S am, DAVID
W. DIXON, seventy seven Year,. At his late resi-.
dcnce, No lO32 New Jersey avenue. OF dTops1. which
lac bore with Christian iOrtltude.
Father, your warfare and suffering 10 done,
Your Inc 10 ours II best.
The victory shd crown Ia Won
home VI eternal rest
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HANDY. May 20, 1883. at PHILADELPHIA Pa sud.
deny. ELNlk MhlIEAOAk- youngest Il aug hI@r q
samuel H. and Mary d. Handy, two years and
ntLs.
Funeral at . o'clock pm. Saturday June . from res.
ideDce of L. g handy, s94 Mail land avenue south.
" st, Washington. ID. Z.
HICKMAN ON May 3lst 1883. at Providence.
RhoGe Island, JAMES A HICKMAN
kELLOGS. At her late Residence, lils Q street qu
Thursday. May 81. lsss, Mrs l.. A. kELLOOO, TO-
loved Nile vi Or. GeOTse hcosg
runer.l iron st. Andrew : church. Fvurteenth ard
COrcOran st.eets, On Saturday June =. so a.
Friends II the family rccuully invited u attend
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Political Notes,

California, oregon and Nevada delegations 70
the democratic national convention arrived In St
Louis yesterday and were assigned 70 the Laclede
Hotel, but msde . change 70 the southern. They
are all for Cleveland and Thurman.
The North Carolina democratic convention
nominated Judge d. q. Fowie for governor, and
Can't 8 b. Alexander for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The convention elected Cleveland delegates 70 81.
Louis.
Frank p. Fleming, OF Jacksonv1lle, Fla, was
nominated BY the democratic state convention for
governor ON the fortteth ballot after contest OF
Two days.
John Atkins, OF the Rocky Mountain News, OF
Denver Col, says the COLORADO Delegation h Tor
Black Tor vice president
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ZOE o d o n r.
DoBprxs Errcrn,c Soar.

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II Is STRICTLY PURE UNIFORM IN oUALITy.
The original formula for which paid 100000
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
BOARDING.

l,OR RENT-60l IT. n. W, WITH OR WITH.
l. Gus Board. tive communicating cool corner Rooms
OIL second and third floors reduced rates for sum
msr. Also, Hall Room my29-6ts
SOUTHERNERS VISITING NEW YORK CAN
- md hTst-class transient permanent board
Ilea-aLt ROOMS at lU4 East 3d st.; references
changed
Myl6-lms MISS A. C.. LFTSON
Il AEGL. COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
- Rooms, with Board, single en-sulte; strictly
nLst-el s.; transIents. 81 per day. The WEBSIEK,
5i3 l3th St NV. my:I-:Im
U(OARDlNG-LARGE PLEASANT, WELI-FUR-
ID nIshed Rooms with Board. THE AUBURN
lie niIsS wanna ave, cor Id 81. NV LIhU-.in
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Capitol Topics.

TIE FULLER NOMINATION STILL HANGS FIRE
The senate committee on the judiciary failed
again this morning TO reach conclusion In regard
to the nomination Of Melville w. Fuller to be
Chief Justice. II IL understood that further In.
formation from Chicago Is awaited. The most
serious OF the charges brought against Mr.. Fuller
are those from MT. Dunlevy, OF Chicago. He al
were jury commissioners in 1851, and that Mr.,
Fuller drew jury before which case In which he
suit, according to Dunlevy WAS q verdict for Ful-
Ter, and the consequent recovery OF Q large and
valuable tract OF swamp land The committee
has telegraphed for transcript OF the records and
viii await its receipt.
THE CALIFORNIA CONTEST.
Arguments before the House committee on cleo.
lions in the contested-election case OF sullivan va
Felton, from the NTH California Congressional dis
trict were concluded to-day. Mr.. Ii. @. Piatt, OF
the sitting member, Mr.. FELTON,, and was followed
BY Hon Randolph tucker for the contestant.
AMBULANCE FOR DnABLKD ANnAIa
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Palmer offered an
amendment TO the District Appropriated bin %
appropriate 500 for the purchase o. suitable
antmalA
In the House, In committee OF the whole YEA
terday afternoon, Me-. Mills moved that the de-
bate the section OF the tariff bin under consadeg
alton be closed. This prevailed BY vote by tell.
the motion. and the committee rose not hayine
passed over the nrst i've lines OF the bill
In compliance with the Recommendation oe the
prialions has recommended that the HOUSE concur
In the senate Amendments to the customs den.
cheney bill - Follows: For Jurors fees. $4,000:
for witness fees 100000 being solely applied %
the United States Courts
Hon. :: R.ndolph Tucker Yesterday nsas IN
argument before the House elections COMMITTEES M
favor Of sulltvanS right to the seat IN the con
tested election case OF sullivan VI Folton az the
NTH California district
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District in Congress.

THE BILL TO EXTEND TIE BELT LINE RAILROAD.
In the senate to-day, on motion OF Mr.. Harris,
the b.ll TO authorize an extension or the Capitol
North . and South Washington Railroad was
passed. The provisions or the bill, as has beea
Stated In The STAR authorize the company TO ex-
tend its lines from l4th and b streets southwest
along b to 18th southwest. TO intersect
the present line. Beginning at Nth
street northwest and Louisiana avenue
north 9th to ID to Louisiana avenu
northeast, and thence To Indiana avenue southeast
along Indiana avenue 10 street northwest 10 It's
intersection with street northeast east along Z
street northeast, passing around stanton Square
10 18th street northeast, with the privilege or eN-
tending the same on street TO Tennessee avenue
northeast that avenue TO 18th street northeast,
north along 18th street TO It's Intersection
with Benning Bridge road, after these
streets and avenue shall have been graded
Beginning at 4th and streets northwest, north
along 4th TO Boundary street, west along Bound
airy 10 Linden or 4th street extended north along
Linden or Ath street extended TO point opposite
Howard University building. The company shall
have the right 10 extend It's track along Linden or
4th street extended and run cars thereon as soon
as the same shall have been graded. Beginning
at 18th and streets northwest, west along r 70
Boundary street west, Boundary TO 2lst street
northwest
The Commissioners must approve the rails to be
used. The capital stock may be Increased to an
amount not TO exceed the cost OF construction aud
equipment, but must not he beyond s250,O0O.
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To secure yourself and family against
pneumonia and other fatal lung
troubles BY using BENSON's PLAs-
TER for Coughs, Colds. Hoarsenesa.
Sore Threat. Bronchitis. Chest Pains
and other pneumonia symptoms. A.
q preventive Of fatal lung disease it
has no equal among external RENE.
dies It u prompt, powerful and
pleasant. Always ask for BENSONlS
PLASTER. my28
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRovED LOTS ON NORTH
SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. JUNE EIGHTH. 1883, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises, will sell
Lots 1o4 and 155 in square No. 1872 fronting 10
feet ON north side Of street by depth of 100
feet to q 10 foot wide alley.
hsrms One third cash balance in one and two
with interest and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold. All conveyancne and recording at cost
OF purchasers deposit OF 300 will be required on
each lot at time OF sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
el-dHds Auctioneer
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rst day OF the month the markets Change did not
open until 10 80. The grain markets all opened
higher. and provisions lower July wheat started
better, At S5S July corn higher. at 50. and July
pork ~ of. at 1910 The July optionis quoted
As follows; Wheat Soy; corn. 55ka!3s,; OATS. 1886:
pork, Il. 10; lard, S47x: short ribs 100.
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TTHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES
WINDOW HANGINGS. EMBROIDERED RE
GEPTlON CHAIRS, FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS,
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, FOLDING AND
ROCKING CHAIRS. PICTURES, NJ L. TABLES
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD HALL STANDS WITH
MIRROR, WALNUT FOLDING CABINET BED
STEAD VERY SUPERIOR WALNUT AND
Gill MARBLE TOP CHAMBER SUITE WITH
FRENCH PLATE MIRROR, ELEGANT WALNUT
NJ TOP DRESSING CASE SUITE WITH FRENCH
PLA1E MIRROR. WALNUT AND ASH CHAM
Der FURNITI RI. HAIR MATTRESSES
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOI.S lERS VERY
HANDSOMELY CARVED OAK NJ T. SIDE
BOARDS. SUPERIOR OAK PILLAR EXTENSION
TABLE, OAK c. 5. DINING CHAIRS, SILVER
PLATED WARE, DECORATED DINNER SER
VICE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, MANTEL
CLOCK. REFRIGERATOR. KITCHEN KEQUI-
SITES. &C.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE FIFTH, 1888,
commencing at Ten O'CLOCK, at residence, 123
Maryland avenue northeast, the CAPITOL shall
sell very superior collection of Household Effects in
prime condition. THOMAS DONLING. Auct.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

PLUSH PARLoR SUITE. MIRRORS ETEGERE
EASY CHAIRS, n; 7. TABLES, ROCKERS, SOFA.
WAkBROBES. STRINGS, HAIR AND OTHER
MATIRESSES, fILLOWS, FRANKLIN STONES,
BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS MAN
lei BED, EXTENSION TABLES. DINING
CHAIRS. LAMBREQUINS AND LACE CUR
TAINS GLASSWARE, BRUSSELS. HALL, STAIR
AND OTHER CARPETS KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, &C., BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF HOUsL No. 1927 STREET NORTHWEST,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE SIXTH CON-
MENCING Al TEN O'CLOCK will sell at the
above named house all the Furniture, Carpets, &c
contained therein to which attention of buyers is
spectiully called. iel-4t
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HrApouARrERs Fon TrxSrs.
All the LEADING RACQUETS and TENNIS GOODS
sraldinT's. 'slocuua" windermere and full line O.
metIunI grade
The BeesIuan Franklin. Sears, TAFT Nabant Went
worth. &C Everything III the Tennis line AZ
Washington Depot OF A. u. spaIding q Bros $40
Pa. lap.S-1mI A II piA
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THoMAs DOwLING. Aucuonser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON WEST
AND sToDDERI STREETS SQUARE 100 IN
GEORGETOWN DC
BY virtue deed Of trust to u.s. dated the 18th
day Of May, A. ID. 1853. and recorded in Liber l042
oo $780, of the land records for the District of Co
iumoia, We will sell at public auction. on WEDNES-
DAY, JUNE SIXTH. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
IN front OF the prensss the following real estate ~
square enc hundred 100, Ia the city OF Georgetown
DC; viz lot fronting thirty nve (35l feet on the
north - de of Nest street aud running back OF that
width one hundred and ten l1O) feet aud being part
Of the Home Place In Gordon and Boulwares subdi-
S xna 4 IN SIhc, frSper} nrArrEn Lot.
bered thirty (30) and thirty (31 in Gordon and
Bouwares subdivision Of said Nichols place, each OF
sad lots fronting twenty three t3) feet the south
side OF stoddert street and running back Of that width
one hundred and twenty u20j feet.
Terms of sale: Qnsthrd CASH balance in equal
payments In SIX and twelve month";, with interest.
cured by trust the property. deposit Of hun
ared dollars ON each lot required IT time Il sale Con
veyancing at purchasers cost II terms Of sale moi
compiled with in week from time Of sale the Trus
tees reserve he right 70 RESELL at risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser.
I4 nonSsS s5sTst aosDox.l Trustees
my27-dkS
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AUCTION SALES
WEEKs & CO., Auct.
w 637 Louisiana ave-. opposite City Post Once

AND INTERESTING SALE FOR
ACCOUNT OF JOBBER IN NOTIONS FANCY
GOODS. &C.. WITHIN OUR SALESROOM MON.
DAY MORNING. JUNE FOURTH. AT TEN A.
NJ. WITHOUT LIMIT. UPWARD OF 1000 LOTS
ASSORTED STOCK. AS FOLLOWS: I2O PAIRS
FINE KID GLOVES. 100 DOZEN HALF HOSE,
TURKISH TOWELS. LADIES' SKIRTS, LADIES'
GOSSAMERS. TOWELS HANDKERCHIEFS
1000 PICTURES. DECORATED TEA SETS
SHOE BRUSHES BOXING GLOVES, LARGE
LOT GLASSWARE, TOOTH PICKS. BASE
BALLS AND BATS. BEAUTIFUL AssoRT-
MENT OF TERRA-COTTA BUsTs, LOT FANCY
SOAPS. GARDEN TOOLS. BASKETS. HAIR
BRUSHES. MECHANICAL TOYS LARGE AS
soRTMENT OF TINwARE. PLATED TABLE
CUTLERY. LOT WOODWARD HATcHET's
BLACKING. ROLLER SKATES. sTONEwARE
AND ROCKINGHAM WARE FANCY GLASS
WARE. VASES. &C. LARGE QUANTITY OF
OTHER SIMILAR GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION. je1-2t
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WASHINGTON DANENHOwER
w (Successor TO Danenhower SOM,
Real Estate aud Insurance Broker,
ll15E st n v.

Real Estate aud Insurance Broker,
1l15 ST. NV
PEREMpToRY SALE Of THREE VALUABLE
BRIck DWELLINGS, THkEE,sroRY, WITH
ROOMS; ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS;
KNOWN AS NOS 10 l22 AND 124 MARY
On FRIDAY, JUNE FIRST, 1888. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. will sell separately, in front of the
premises to the highest bidder, the houses above
named the being erected upon original lot z. in
square fronting 5S feet IL inches by an average
Terms nlaae known at sale.
my24-d6ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-01
IlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF FANCY
AND STAPLE GkOCEhIES, SILVER PLATED
SHOW CASES IRON SAFE, TWO WAGONS
HORSE. &c, BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
EsTABLlsHMENT No. 1l22 CONNECTICUT