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Three state Conventions Yesterday.
s1W HAMPSHIRE AND WISCONSIN, pEhOCRATs, AMI
SOr-rH 4 A ROrISA REPCBIICANS


SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS
J. ii. Mitchell was elected president Of the New
Hampshire Democratic convention AT Concord yes
terday. Mr.. Mnchell's illusions 10 President
Cleveland IN his address were heartily appiauded
The resolutions adopted heartily indorse the ad-
Ennistration OF Presi ient Cleveland and earnestly
recommend him for repomination- They approve
sOf The Presidents message TO Congress on the sub
Deegates 10 the national convention were chosen
No INSTRUCTIONS were given the delegates, but they
are all for Cleveland
The Wisconsin democratic state convention TO
<set four deiex oates at-larye 70 the St Louis con-
Senfson and Successor 10 Col Villas on the state
central committee. yesterday adopted resolutions
Sndor<eg President ClSselands course and DE-
snanding that taxation BE- umited 10 the needs OF
Government economically administered, and be
levied upon the Injuries rather than upon the
hecessaries OF life. and that taxatioa be reduced
President In his message balIoting for Delegates
at-lar2e 70 the national convention was then
begun.
The south Carolina republican convention yes
Esrday elected four deleyates-at-large E. NJ Bray
son and w. y Taft, white; y. =. Meyers and
(oOert sinalls, coaoret There was a strong dis
posltlon on the part Of some the Delegates 70 m
oorse sherman. but the leaders desired 10 send
u1lnstrncJed Delegation 10 Chicago and tneit
vii prevailed The mention or Chalneey M n
pews name In connection with the Pres,deDc,
excited no enthusiasm, but Senator Sherman,
name was greeted with applause and that ar Nj
Blaine was most loudly applaufed OF the mn
feeo Delegates elected only two have exnrpss.,,
ssny preferences Ex-SsDgressman Smat.s IL
<erman man, and T. J. Twonsy, ex- lifted stare.
m ~saa1 backs Depew frst and Harrison second
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MADE To Fir.

THAT'S WHAT WE SAY ABOUT OUR
SPRING SUITS AND ovERCoATs AND
NOT ONLY ARE THEY MADE TO FIT
THE REGULAR BUILT MAN, But THE
TALL AND SLENDER. Oh THE SHORT
AND STOUT.
WE CAN SAT- WITHOUT FEAR OF
TRCTHFUL CONTRADICTION THAT NO
OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON Has
AS GREAT A VARIETY OF SHAPES AS
WE HAVE.
TO BEGIN. VIE HAVE THE GARMENTS
FOR TIE TALL SLENDER MAN, CUT SO
THAT TIE COLLAR OF THE COAT WILL
BE UP WHERE IT BELONGS. THE
SLEEVES WILL COME DOWN TO THE
PROPER PLACE, AND THE VEST WILL
NOT BE so SHORT AS TO CAUSE FEAR
OF AN ''INTERMIssIoN" BETWEEN IT
AND THE TROUSERS.
THEN WE HAVE THE "REGULAR" OR
MEDIUM CUT FOR THE NAN OF AVER
AGE BUILD.
THEN COMES THE SHORT" FOR THE
MAN WITH SHORT NECK. SHORT ARMS
AND INCLINED To "RoTUNDITY."
AFTER THAT WE HAVE THE EXTRA
SHORT" FOR THE VERY SHORT AND
CORPULRNT MAN. THE ONE WHO SAYS
he CAN NEVER FIND ANYTHING IN
READY-MADE STOCK TO FIT HIM.
No ONE MAN OR FIRM CAN MAKE
ALL THE STYLES. AND THOSE WHO
THINK THEY CAN, FIND OUT THAT
SOME ONE ELSE HAS SOMETHING
BETTER.
WE HAVE MANI LINES MADE Up
SPECIALLY FOR Us FROM OUR OWN
PIECE-GOODs. AND THESE WE CUT
PRECISELY LIKE THE BEST CUSTOM
WORK.
WE KEEP ALSO THE LATEST NEW
YORK STYLES MADE BY THE LARGEST
AND FINEST MANU- ACTURERs
THERE.
WE KEEP ALSO THE BEST THINGS
FROM THE wANAMAKER'S STOCK AND
THESE ARE KNOWN TO BE FIRST
CLASS. AS TO PRICES. NO ONE IN
WASHINGTON uNDERsELLs US.
T. d. BAgNUM CO.
PCS s3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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nUNcANsoN BROS, AuctionserA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
PROPERTY ON NEW HAMPSHIkE AVENUE
BETWEEN n AND STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue vested in BY deed duly recorded in 4
Of the District OF Columbia, We viii sell on THURS
DAY, the TENTH DAY OF MAY. A.D 1883 at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. n, In front Of ths premise4
LOTS "a AND Ban. SQUARE 20,
q subdivided by Ward. Norment and others and 70
corded in the Surveyors Once OF the District OF Cou
This properly il situated ON wHampshire avenue.
uesr n street northwest
Terms: Ons-third cash. bslancein one and two ysers.
notes 70 Be given be.rag 0Rsr cent interest from DAY
deed trust on the pvpes Or al cab q SRto1 q
dme Of sale. Conyeyanciug nc. at purchasers cost
Terms to Be complied with IN ten days rsht
IL to resell Ut risk and cost Of deiaptn6 pu
chaser altar ve days public notice OF such resale In
some newspaper puhlish bed In washingtons
8RAINARD III WARNER
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Attacked BY Vicious Hogs.
AN OLD LADY NEARLY T0Rx 10 PIfCRs IN HER OWN
BARN-YA1D.

SPRINGFIELD. III, May Mrs shoup. the aged
widow OF Col samuel y. Shoup, who resides eight
miles south of Springfield. was attacked by two
savage sows yesterday afternoon and was 50 badly
injured that II Is feared she may not recover. Mrs.
Sh0up had occasion TO go out 20 the barn-y ard,
and was passing the vicious brutes which were
lying with their sucking pigs when without ap-
parent cause they attacked her She started TO
run, but being feeble was soon oyertaken and
have been killed had not her daughter, Miss Eta
Shoup, been attracted by the cries Tor help. The
young lady neroically beat the bruteS OF and as
sisted her mother 10 the house. Mrs. SnOup'S
neck and breast were badly lacerated and an ugly
cash W as torn across her abdomen
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~. II.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. ali that piece and parcel
fteen in square three hundred and seventyfour, i'm
bounded as follows: Beginning at the northwestern
Of twenty Ave feet ten and onehalf
inches thence south to the OF said lot thence
half inches to the southwestern corner of said lot
thence north to the said street aid place OF beginning
deposit Of $500 will be required at the time Of
On WEDNESDAY, MAY NINTH, 1888. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all Of Lot numbered ten,
tSo:stOry ana basement Dwelling: No. liza 10Th
ALSO ali Of Lot numbered eleven in said recorded
subdivision Of said square improved BY the story
" ssss Of said
ps At
subdvisionof numbered ten n
story and basement frame dwelling No. SID Tenth
street nw. bounded follows: BeSinning st point
thence with the west line q said Tenth street
thrsefeet alley: thence ninety feet ten and
one. half inches thence south thirty mine feet eight
s q for Inc
10th street XdspOst Of $500 VIII Be required 1t the
o. TkIPAY: MAY EIEyENSTH. 1888; At HALF;
mi hs p.
numbered 1S the sslas being situated on 9th street.
3 i sH2 E g i Il time Of '''
EUGENE cAES$i Trustees.
JAS g. xDwbA go s,h 9. n.w
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts ap21-dkds
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Doxr Runs Youn SroxAcua.

Bulletin No. Ii Division Of Chemistry Of Aericul-
ture makes some Startling revelstions - 70 ths I'm
purity Of beers sold hers in the ufacturs Of which
sa,cyc scd bicarbonass Of soda suiphits snd othsr
enuuaersssd are the nnusukse, VIA, AexzndriA. We.
81 Louis. No. Philadelphis. PA. and Warrington. y:
Hsee clesn BAN = % purify This d stssement q
nsnt The higksss suthorty n scounsry. Physaesana
Of hoepttas and ofhs3 obfntn N sns1ysls ths
1900 Dst nv.
Sole Asput for the D. O. oe CAxss NosrlpS cincipnse
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TTHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINPROvED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN d. c., AT AUG

TUESDAY, MAY FIFTEEN, 1888, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises shall offer
at public auction the following property: Lots l, -
z. g. and g.; lot 3 is improved by large and
substantial Brick Dwelling House. No. by q Brick
Dwelling and Nc by large Brick stable these lots
are located Bridge street. between Frederick and
Market streets Also. Lots TO- I. ~ -, IL Is, 49,
and in rear Of above lots and fronting Chesapeake
lots 81 3D. and "a. in old Georgetown plat of the
property be at the Office Of the auctoneer and
also at the time OF sale.
Terms: One-fourth cash: the balance in and two
years with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property. Ali conveyancing
and recording st pnrchasers' cost depost Of el00
viii be required on each lot at time of sale
my2-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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i PFxNsyLvANr. ROUTE

VNHE GREAT
TO THE Sokfs si NEsf. si iSs s99EErHwrsr
STEEL fA re DDhhceaAat bfR IL Ii2Sss7,FHHr
ana sP asU az iSess eOrnsrof 9th
For Pit;sbure and the west chicago Limited Express
I1s 80 Sss nsasst and rs ). L. sss
e chieage WITH sleeping Car AiteoDs 70 csiossn.
car Mss5g5 SS.s1 ana i9 sh s. snd s4
SeS SATURDAY harr,sbuy Cleveland c0nnectns
+: 5 ssS$fss s:'Tsss
r. BAfTIMokE AND rofoMscr f R a iRso11
For nc tananaaigus. ikea ster bunalo. Mara
MOO pm M dap Yep, with Tsisoe Gaze
Tor MIIllsmsport. Lob Haven. and E'mIr. a, 80 .
For New York and the aa Fss. 100 BOO :, 90 an,
i u 20 .| Is zoo 20, 10 90 snd go pm %
Hnssy zoo II f.Prs: sc fN .a .ss
and snd Rnlns Car, s4o am daily except sunday.
For R bSspv WITHOUT ohsnssg 90 sysry day.
Jersey CITY Win boats OF BSsosyn hsn Sann sers
ing direct transfer TO FULTON street avoiding
For 'ssCis SeT 100 90 sSa II 40 an
S.S oo spS II 70 oo OF rs syn M
snail 90 Limited EIpre., S.rior and ig Din
snadI i;t 90 am; 1s;oss zoo 3 sS AID 40
o5 i So sRS N %. an ~ fla siS
For ropes creek Line. 20 am .e and 40 pm daily.
F. except SUNDAY,
600 I'm: dsily. enoept sunday. sundays, SsooI
ALh X - P% AND rnrpEEIcksBuRs RAIL,
NAY, ANp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Ale,andr1a 900 e.3a $40. s.47, 10 81 an
l2s04 noon. 2:Q5. 4:25, 800. Q .0l. o 30. sos
10g3 and III 81 pm. On sunday at q 90. s:A1
10 81 am. 80, 6:Jo, sos. and 10 so5 pm
For Riehmond and the SOUTH 10 sn All,
ana . ;Ol pm daily. srcept sunday.
500. BIO i0;i5. iiso7 amn. 90, 500. "a
5:l0, f:oa s;32. lQ;42 and lis05 pm, on
sunday at $40 and 1ls07 am, 600 Ola
1;05. 9:.S2 and 10 az d m
Tciets and information 1t the Office northeast oo--
ner OF 18th street and avenue and attns
station where orders be left for the checkng,t
CHAs. T. PUGH. J. X WOOD
General Manager. lnlel Gen Passenger Asuns.
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Found the Old Mans Money at Last.
Has a silver Dollar i'm His Stomach.

ASOKA, MIMI, May "a remarkable ACCIDENT
occurred at this place 10 Joseph, one OF Samuel
Reems' sons, some time ago. He was holding
silver dollar In his mouth, and throwing his head
back suddenly In laugh at the remark OF COM
paniOn, the dollar dropped down bis throat and
out OF reach. Ii panied him while passing into his
stomach.and for a month after he suffered intense
agony and grew thin as n rail. The physicians
said there was no hope Tor him. IL would have TO
be cut out or IL would Kill him. Lambs blood was
the only nourishinent ne could take, but he has
since improved and Is gaining In weight The
doctors think he will have no further trouble. II
IS claimed that there Is on record
OF so large a metal being taken into the stomach
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EXECUTOR SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON d He WEST SIDE OF VERMONT AVENUE
BETMEEN STREET AND IOWA CIRCLE
AND IMPROVED BY HOUSE NO 1916 ykk-
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF authority in me vested in and under
the last will or testament OF W. W W. Wood of
record in liber 20 at 50. &C. of the Record Of
Wills IN the District Of Colunbis- the uTdersignel
will, on SATURDAY. TIE TWELFTH OF MAY, 1855,
at HALL PAST FIVE O'CLOt X Y. NJ, an frUnt of the
premises, for SALE at public auction 20 the high
est bidder, lot numbered fty-six (o6) in Olmseads
recorded subdivision of square numbered two hun
dred aud orty-two CAD in the city Of Washington
~ e., and the improvements, said lot from ling twenty
three t23) feet ON Vermont avenue.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, Of which $3.50
shall be paid at the time Of SALE the residue IN equal
payments at and after drte OF SALE for hich
notes duly secured on the pre- ises sold shall be gyen
with interest at six I'D per centum per annum from
the day of sale All conyeyancing. acknowledgement
and recording to be at purchasers IL the Of
sale be not complied with in days after sale resale
may be had at the risk and of defsuliing pur-
chaser after days notice in the Evening sar
paper. Thus. y. WOOD.
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''RAnr NAurEs In GuRorrE VAsro."
ss% to e. Of 4. s ssa e. to
on swimmingiy with
ALL THE PEOPLE
childrsns Suits sizes 8 to IA yesrs NOT III wool
WE SWIM!
BoyE Suits, sizes Il to Is years. coats vests and
long pants, NOT nber Of woOlin sE. sl9e
WE SWIM!
-, Menu Suits esvs and and eutaway strictly
WE swIMl
Spring overco.ts st facnss fun roll fronts. dash
Ing. ssytsh. strictly al wool. e6.75.
WE SWIM
Prince Albert sgi.s eorkscrsw: perfect lifting.
WE SWIM
Mems Iroussr. Tucker Tweed. nest stripe and
:s :: aa%s
And permit NJ 70 remind you that our stock OF
READY.NADr CLOTHING.
thia or the other sds Of the Atantc elso that the
narns Ne have adopted d no ntsnomsr We DO indeed
FINE RKApY-MADR CLOTHING
At zx cfG1 c 1SH 81 5Ffh ckEF dFS 1H
vICToR Z ADLER'S
10 TEX PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
s37 sna ese 7th IT. Nv cornsr Aa.aehnsssss svs.
Strictly ons PnsA
opsn Saturday until IL p m sp23
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
WALTER b WILLIAMS 1 Co. Auotioneer..

VALCABIE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
ON EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND
Il STREETS NoRTHWEST NO. sl6l
On WEDNESDAY, MAY SECOND 1883. st HALF.
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. we shall sell. in front Of
sne premises part lot No % in square No. los front
ing 20 feet on 18th street. running back the deptL
thereof TO an alley, improved by . three-story and
basement brick dwellings nine rooms and bath rooms
all modern improvements.
This property should command the attention of buy.
era beang centrally located In frstclass neighbor-
hood.
Tern, Term; one.third cash; balance s. II. IS and "A
and secured by deed Of trust property soid All
conveysncing &c. at purchasers cost 5000 down on
day Of sale. WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co,
ep2S-4t Auctioneers ,
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shot by q Rockies. Playse,low.

CLEVELAND, May willie Switzer, aged twelve,
was shot and fatally wounded at Defiance, Ohio,
by Rug Frame. aged eighteen. Frame was shoot
Ing at a marx and young Switzler lay on the
ground near him. "Lie still, SAID Frame, land
see how close can come 10 your heal" He pulled
the trigger and young Switzer attempted TO get
up. The Dullet struck him IN the right SIDE pierre
Ing the lung. Frame Is In iaiL
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RACING AT NEwMARKET.-At the Newmarket
spring meeting in England yesterday the race for
Inc Hastings plate was won by the Duke OF st.
Adams bay colt, Galore. Lord Londonderry's
chestnut colt, Hazlehatch, was second, and Prince
Soltykon's bay colt, Sheen, third. There were
niue starters The race for the Prince OF Wales
Piate handcap), was won by Mr.. j. O'Netlrs four
year-old, The Rejected. Mr.. X Sherwood's four
year-old nlly Bessie was second, and Mr. r. Jen.
nlngS' j. three-year-Old chestnut flly Hernia
third. There were nine starters
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToMAC TRANSFORMATIONS LINE.
IL Tor baltimore and Potomac River Landings
Steamer SUE Capt Geoehesan. leaves stephensor's
Wharf every SUNDAY, ct O'Clock y. M Rivee
freight must be prepaid
tor further Information. apply to
sTEfHENsoy Bro
m3-6m 9Th street wharf
MT. VERMONT Mt VERNON
STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN
Leaves 7thstreet wharf daily tercept sunday for N
Vernon and River landings Tar down ~ Gymonts s
10 O'Clock n ketornins. reaches Washington
sI6 LIZ BLAKE Captain.
EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON STEAMER -MAkEIIEl-D~
Leaves 9TH n. wharf on MONDAYS, THUksDAYS
and SATURDAYS sc am. Returning TUEspAHS
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY m, touching 81 River Land
snss far NunIini Creek. CnrrlolnAn- va and 81
Clements Bay, Md Connects with and y. II r. -
shepherds See schedule JOHN b PApokTT. Agt
c. ". RIDLEY. Manager. )AxS
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PHOTOGRAPHERS BRAINED.-The British punboat
Falcon has returned from Cape JUDY, whittier she
was sent to investigate the report of an
attack OF body OF the sultan OF MoroccO's
troops upon the depot OF the Northwest African
Company at that place. The commander OF the
ralcon reports that Mr.. Norris manager OF the
photograph Moorish camp OF seven soldiers and
tnat while he was adjusting the camera the SOL
diers Drained him. They then attacked and drove
his companions into the tort protecting the com
pany'S factory.
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Ignatius DOnnelIy's CryptOgram.
cxrr1<,tsAs OF ENGLISH SEwsPAPERs-sHAxEsPzAR
WAS GENTLEMAN.

Iynatiu1 Donnelly's cryptogram Is extensively
cvf:icised by London papers. The GLOBE ad-
rnits that the work has literary value, inasmuch
as II groups together much matter OF interest.
MI. ponnely. 10 says, Is obviously In earnest, but
MS Bacon.an hypothesis Is a reductio ad a6sur-
lf,t1n In the opinion OF the Globe the author de-
s,eryes cornmiseration. The Standard. which de-
votes three columns 10 the subject, says: ssMr
Donnelly f. not a disputant that can be dismissed
with . sheer, put his cryptosram Is purely arbi-
trary and cspricious, lacking the uniform charac-
Ter OF . genuine cipher" A letter from the pur-
suiyant OF arms disproyes the statement that
Snakespeare obtained by fraud his coat OF arms
The letter states that papers IN the Heralds Col.
leSe show that the poets father obtained Z patent
of arms IN 1895 Other newspapers comment In a
similar strain
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V,ROMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
ROCKVILLE PIKE, NEAR TENNALLYTOWN.

N.
&c.
By virtue Of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed in the cause Beach ct al
vs. Beach ct AL No. llO66. Equity, and also by virtue
Of decree Of the Circuit Court for Montgomery Coun.
ty, as Court Of Equity. the subscriber as trustee
DAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY. 1883. AT HALF
PAST TWO OCLOCKP. NJ. the parcel of ground de.
scrbed in said decree containing about nfteen acres
more or less and being the property devised to Lii
daughter, Julia A. by the late AQula Lid The prop-
erty fronts on three rosds. 1. improved with sood
pied by VIM 7; Beech. who will cheerfqlly ahov the
IL bounded BY the Brookve Road. Rockville Road and
o County koad. connecting these two roads aud is
about one-haH mile from Tennallytown.
This II considered the most valuable suburban mr.
perty around Warrington, and offers An cpportunity
that seldom ocSyrs e secure property in this section
villa Gites, Investment cannot be surpNased
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. residue In three
equal payments 1T g. 12 and 10 months for an n the
District that part IN county third c.sh balance In
one and two years with interest iron day oale or
al cash At purchssers option; all conveysncing and
recording ct purchaser cost; depoait Of $500 10 h
made ct time Of sale and terms to be complied With IN
julian HITE MILLER rru.ts.
ap2I-7t BethesdA MONTGOMERY Co, Ma
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuonesr

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE SOUTHWEST
SHEETS 6RTHWEsT. iMPR0vEp 81 TWO
FhAME HOUSES. NOS 2400 AND 24O2. AT
On wEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON, NAY NINTH,
1855 o FOUR O'CLOCK. IN front Of the preuises,
ing 20 fest inches On the south side q street. b.
the southwest corner Of 2zth aud streets NORTHWEST
improved " Two frame dwellngA Noa 24O0 aad
All cohveyanctng an6 recording ct purchasers cost
goo deposit wiz be required ct the time Of sale.
myi.dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auck
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THOs 4 wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctionssr.
caANcHRY SAFE OF VALUABLE LOT IMPROVED
BY HOUSE, No 1924 EIGHTEENTH 0rRRET

NORTHWEST,
the District q colymbs in equity csnse No
the prelnises on TUESDAY: NAY EIGHTH, 1858, a
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. n. the 2oiloWlnS
bi. Pstof Lot "a N Square Io7 nssinninx Tor sssa
ner Of said square 107, fronting l6eh strsst west
and running from thence due south 20 feet themes
due west l0l feet thence due north 10 fest thence IN
an angie suited . the line Of he alley descbed the
point equi-distant from the south line With the p0int
Of begnpE. thence due east to the place Of
improved bY comfortable two1tory house.
:. Terms q sale q prescribed BY the decree. One
third Of the purchase in cash, payable IN
day Of SALE in one year. and In two
yars thereafter with interest ON sad deferred nv
snts the rate OF six per cent per annum Until pSd
the s.d dseered psymsnts e b secured the pftss
sucfsnt mortgage upon the said described res csfsfe
and prsmiSeA subject TO the approval Of he courT
Terms 70 Be oompi{ed with IN ten days from ~ ~ t~
popeV WIN b resold q the risk and cost q te de-
fs9ang gurch..er o. pnrcnassn Al convsys0cang
IKvINa WILKINSON. rrussss
vz7-d&ds T1oA i. wzGdxl1z1, xrsS
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l&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

DEREMPTORY SALE OF COAL AND WOOD
Il YARD. ON w STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND
g. BETWEEN 10th AND nth STREETS
NORTHWEST.
will offer for SALE in front Of the premises, on
TUESDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF NAY AID 1888.
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Lots 10 and z, Square 1853,
improved by fully -eguipped Wood and Coal Yard.
ALSO, ON THE SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK PM Lot I2, square 1886, said Lot fronting
20 feet on street w.
Terms Of sale One-third cash, balance in and g
able ANNUALLY, secured by deed Of trust on the
property Sold and deposit CT $100 will be required on
each lot sold. GEO. w. STICKNEY,
mvC-dGda An
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneer,.

PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF THE GOOD.
WILL AND ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DRUG
STORE CORNER TWELFTH AND Q STREETS
NORTHWEST (No. 1880 TWELFTHI CONSIST
ING IN PART OF SHOWCASES, FANCY AND
TOILET ARTICLES, COUNTERS AND SHELLY.
ING DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES, SHOW GLOBES &c. &c.
On FRIDAY, MAY. FOURTH. 1885, at ONE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, Will sell the entire contents and
good will Of drug store cornerfa2th and Q streets
northwest II Will first be offered entirety, and
II not sold " II be Immediately sold in detail This
store Is in rapidly growing neighborhood aud doing
agood business Owner sells TO leave the city to at
tend to other interests.
my1-d DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-02
TlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE. No. GAL
STLEET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.

BTIEET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MAY EIGHTH. 1888, at HALF.
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. shall sell, in front Of
premises. Lot No 9, in square 1858. with improve
ments, beink house No 94l street northwest, with
brick stable rear of lot. The plumbing is Of the
finest and the location Of the best in the
city.
Terms subject to the following deeds Of trust:
$4,000 due December 10. 1888; 5000, December
49, 1889, and 50. 900, December 10. 1890, bearing
Der cent interest and the balance in cash. All convey
ancing &C., at purchasers cost. $500 deposit
CURED at the time Of sale.
my2-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-02
FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR FINE INVEST.

O'CLOCK r NJ, will offer for sale at public auction
IN front Of the premises the property known No.
1910 street northwest being three and base
ment brick dwelling. containing ten rooms heated by
furnace large buffers and china closet newly
Terms stated day Of sale. Deposit of $500 House
omen day Of sale from 30 o'clock. By order Of
owner tiny2dGis1 THOS. DOWNING Auct