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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
NEo. ". sTIcKNEY. Aucsioncer. go y st

Gro ". sTIckNEY. .Aucsioneer. go Est
TsusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
s5uf hiRh Gs B EEqSfHsR And
By virtue OF deed Of trust 70 US recorded in liber
no soy2 folio $50. ct seq one % the land records
6sks6T III Tas s- fs u srfe.
lhnhD DAY OF NAY. A D.. 1855, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. all 81 lots numbered eighty -thres
ISL eisssy -four ts and eghty ave os5l n the sub
made by the assignees OF George Matiingy
Terms Of sale: ne-third cash; balance In one
and two years with interest at per cent payabe
.smi annually. secured by . deed Of trust on ths
chaser deposit Of s10O win be required on each lot
At the time Of sale All conveyancins 81 purchaser's
cost Terms 70 be complied with IN ten days other
wise the trustees reserve the right 70 resell tho rsk
previous notice In The Evening Star.
myla-eosd. GEO Il MILLER miller Trustees
EuNE BUILDING LOT on STREET, BETWEEN
Il CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND ElGHTEENTH
On WEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
THIRD st HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK. ne Will sell
. w PART LOT q. SQUARE iel.
6.es sasS Zee; s ss sDd
paved alley: desirable Building Lot
Terms One third cash, balance IN and two years
notes to bear per cent interest from day OF sale
able and to be secured by deed OF trs,
Posit OF Sl0O a. time Of sale. conyeysncing
&c. Of purchasers bst Terms 70 be complied with In
ten days otherwise right reserved at risk and
costof detsuting purchaser. after i've DAYS public
Washington. d. G DUNCANsoN BIOS. AuctA
myl6-d6ds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
REAL ESTATE ON Q STREET NORTH, BE
TWEEN 18th AND 18TH STREETS EAST;
day of October, 1882 and recorded in per 1927, fol
AT ct seq of the land records Of the District Of 90
lumba and Of the request of the party secured there
by shall offer for sale at public auction IN front Of
the premises, on THURSDAY, the TWENTY-FOURTH
day Of MAY, 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the fol
lowing described real estate, situate in the city Of
Washington District Of Columbia TO wit The eastern
90 feet inches from front Of original lot
bered I'VE to- in square numbered nine hundred and
eighty six (9soD. commencing for the same " feet
inches east Of the southwest corner Of said lot and
south west corner Of said square and running thence
east % feet inches eastern line of said lot thence
north rs feet thence 3 feet inches and thence
south rs feet TO the beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in one and
two years. respectively for which the promissory
notes Of the purchaser must be ven to bear interest
at per cent per annum from day Of sale, payable
half yearly and secured by deed of trust property
sold. all cash. 1t option Of purchaser. deposit Of
$50 will be required at time OF sale All conveyance
ing and recording at purchasers cost Terms Of sale
70 be complied with in seven days, otherwise the
Trustees the right to resell At the risk and
of defaultina purchaser after hye days previous
notice in some payer published at Washington. ID. c.
my,,,dsd. william WILL ~ r. METcaiF. Trustees.
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THrnrs A BIC Boox

IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. AND WHY,
OUR STOCK TO SELECT FROM Is vERY
LARGE AND CONTAINS THE VERY NEW.
EST PATTERNS AND STYLES.
OUR PRICES ARE 25 TO so PER CENT
BELOW THE N IRCHANr TArLoRs. AND
OUR NEW YORK cuTrRR Is GIVING
FIrs" OF THE MOST sATIsFAcToRY SORT.
THE MEN WHO TAKE THE MEASURES
CUT The GARMENTS. THE COATS ARE
BAsrED UP AND TRIED ON BEFORE BEING
FINISHED. THUS INsuRNa sArIsFAC-
TON 10 THE CUSTOMER
WE ARE PREPARRD TO MAKE ANYTHING
that QUE CUSTOMERS MAY WANT IN
THE LINE OF CIorH1ra. RIDING COATS.
TRousERa OR HUNTING SUITS OF
sTooKINHTTEs. BEDFORD CORDS. BUCK.
SKINS" WINDSOR CORDS. WHIP CORDS
TREBLE CORDS, TwEEDs TWIST CORDS.
STABLE rwKEDs. coRpURoYs. MOLE
SKINS. vRLvETEENs. ETC. OF THE BEST
ENGLISH GOODS.
WHILE WE CARRY AVERY LARGE LINE
OF FINE GOODS WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE
VARIETY OF MEDIUM PRICED sUITINos
AND TRoUsER1Nas FROM WHICH TO
MAKE SUITS AT go. s25. $50. AND TRoUs-
Frs AT s5. $3.50 AND $3.50
THESE SUITS ARE CUT BY THE SAME
CUTTER AND RECEIVE THE SAME CARE.
Full ATTENTION AS THE HIGHEST
PRICED GOODS
NEW LINES OF THIN surrINas AND
TRousERINas BEING CONSTANTLY Re-
CRIvED.
z D. BARNuM 4 90.
my16 93l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 90 lsss.

or NEW JERSEY kyESuE And { STREET ffRHEsffIH
- %, Seeaso and Northwest express daily 10 :55 4
. Fer Cincinnati and St Louis. expires. daily aud
For nttsburr and Cleveland. express daily 10 .55A
For Le1ington and Local Stations. 40 loan.
For Philadelphia. Newark, and Wilmington. 3 30 q
For nsr@esss pm Pon. Rces p0,m0r. ana
fhni MA s!i - An and 70 - pm.
For Baltimore 6. $50. 80. 7.3o. s. 30. s,4s. n
train. $780, so IS, s5 So o As. IS and
iS 2o5 $50 40 9 IS. g g S g 3 s ana
p nHr t On g % sps 80 Iei3 and 80
napolis 40. 81 M. II O5. so Q 20 pm sun
For Way Station. between Washington and B.iti-
more me 8 go $50 an II 10 80, 81. 9 As PA.
For stations on the Metropolitan branch, 10 :35 .
m y Pm for principal stations only; 10 10 N.
For Gaithersburs aud Intermediate points. 20 am,
For BOyd's and intermediate stations "a pm. SO
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only a,
l:I3 pm, stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick tlo:lo an. 70. "a .35. IS 30 pm
sundays 10 pm
For Luray and points on the Shenandoah Valley r.
X 70 Roanoke. and all points south wa Norfolk and
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 30 H. ana ST.,
p n from Cincinnati and 8. Louis daily 20 n.
ana 10 p m; from P1ttsburg daily 20 M. Is
y. M.
From Philadelphia Chester. and wilmington. 10 as
o, m 2 100. 10. and y .05 y. m. daily.
II, From sinyerly and interInedi9te points north Of
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at O I'd.
6:3O. 25 y. S:O5 10 (45 minute trAiul IL -miu-
ute train a m u Is, =, 3, 10 5, d. q 30 Is,
$50, and ~ m On sundays, 80, o. s05. 10
m. 10, =, 10, >, 30. Is. \ 30. and IL u IA
tEKcept Sunday Daily. ssunday only.
Baegsse called for and checked at hotels and resi-
dences on orders left 1T ticket Offices 0l9 and 35l
Pennsyl vania
". NJ CLEMENTS, CHAS o. sCULI.
apJO Gen Manager Gen Pass. Agent
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Rutchers i'm Convention

THEY CHEER TIE NAME OF PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
AT the third annual session Of the butchers
convention, In Philadelphia, yesterday, President
Armour read his report, after which Chas James,
OF ST. Louis, the FIRST national vice-president ar
Iaigned the four prominent beef firms Of Chicago
for their selfish efforts 10 control the beef market
and sarcastlcally Titled the firms the Big four OF
thicagO-' The afternoon session was given UP 10
addresses by delegates, reviewing their grievances
aydln>t the Chicago beef ~ Indicate, and demand
Ing that all adulterated lard ana other adulterated
products De stamped such when offered Tor
sale A telegram was read from President Cleye-
land, Is follows: "FreSisfenf Thorn - 4 rs,Ollr-
regret that the necessity OF my leaving Philidel-
phia on Thursday morning will not permit the ac-
Crptance of your Kind Invitation" The mention
OF President Cleyeland'S name was the signal for
IRENE uQOllS appau,e
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PROPERTY, No. 1851 p sTRE1T NORTH

BY virtue Of . dead Of tru.t detsd the a day. Ct
Mnich 1857. and duly Escosdsd IN 1csr ~ i2 ~
Gics oi Columbia ths Indsrsigped Tpsssss WI SGsr
iSSS, q SIX O'CLOCK Pm. In front q the premises.
the following described property; An that certaan
los. in Brainard H Wsrners subdivi:ton Of csrtain
lots ~ square No 156. begtpnins for shs .,me %
dus go from shs cS.n e Nd quar- and
sou3h ninety feet az inches 70 rsss sn1 thsncs
aong sad street westerly etgntoon teo nine inches
to the place Of beginning togsthsr with the mprove
mepts, which con.st Of three stop sna haSemsai
Terms: One-third cash. the rssidus n two equal
ssTess md s:eSfsd b. dsd o. trnt On % proSsrsy
sold o. III cash. 8 purchssetss opeoo. Meoayey-
pOait Win b Eequired 8 The tine q saaA
$500. Wnv52ak kint y H1bSRSf5EHk Apl rr..s...
IMn1Y IN NY fwhxafY.3rdHTH ~ y 1ou1
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RAILROADS.
DIEpMoNT AIR line
S..h..lnlD In. a. =.

II schedule In eject NAY II lsss
aordonsviiis chsrlotaviis iynchSurs and ssss,o's
SPRINGS Allegheny spring. bri.tol. ksolviiie kolss
sss. ms sss% % Se~ cf,s.n ''s Pullman
liza A. Mast Mxil Daily for Neruntou. Char
lottesville Gordonsvile. Stations Ches Ohio Route
tween Lynchburg and Danyille Grcensboro. Raleigh
Charlotte. COLUMBIA augusta AusntA birmins-
BAN. Montgomery, New orlesns Tcxns and california
ton with pullman sls,Tss Montsenery 20 New oEl..ns
burs and shrrssTort pullman sieep,I Dsny.lls %
AtantA Docs not connect for c. and o. route pOnis
s:$5 p M-DHiy. ercept Sunday. for Mans-.~..
80 PM-Mestern Expr-~s Daily for warrenton.
Gordonsvile. Charlottesville. Louisville Cinclnnstl
and summer resort. ON and near line 81 ChessI,e.ks
Washington 90 Louisville Tor Iynchours Bristol
Chattanooga Memphis. Little Rock and All south
sss,ern poinss Ihronsh Pullman sleepers washing
100 PM--southern Express Daily for Lynch
burs. Danve. Raieish, Asheville. Charlotte oolun.
leans Texas and California Pullman siesper wash.
ngton 70 New Orleans Texas. via Atlanta and Mont
somery; Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 Augusta
Trains Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
,nston % AN. Daily except sunday. ard $9 z.
NJ Daily. arrive Round Hin ~ As An. and s;2l p
29 P.M baby esceBi Sunday. arriving Washington
ThrOash trains from the South via Charlotte. pan-
aud 40 M via East rencsse- Bristol and Lynch
burg al III ID AN and q 40 PM Via Che-syeake
and Ohio route and chAriottesvtilo at 9 40 PM;
nekets sleeping reservation and information
furnished and ha4nzse checked ofiice 1900 Tenn.
vania RAilroad. 9th and b Sta JAS L TkiLoR
mS<S General Passenger Aerut
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il For baltimore and Potomac River Landings
Steamer SUE, Capt Geoehesan. leaves stephensou's
Wharf every SUNDAY. 1t 4 O'Clock y. IA kiysr
freight must be PR paid
sIEfHENsoN BRO.
m3-0m 9Th street wharf
Mt VERNON! MI. VERNON!
STEAMER W. ". CORCORAN
Leaves 7thstrect wharf daily (excet sunday for Mt
Vernon and River Landings far down a. Glymont al
10 O'Clock O. In. Returning. resches Washington
about 80 y. 10.
sl6 L. L BLAKE Captain.
I>oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
IL NEW IRON sTEAMER WAKEFIELD
Leaves 9TH st. wharf MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at am. Returning TUESDAfs
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS pm, tonchins At kiyerIADd-
ines o far Nonini Greek. CurriOmAn Va, and 81.
Clements Bay. Md Connects with b and o. X r. at
Shepherds. See schedule JOHN b. PAD6ETT, AT
c. W. RIDLEY. Manager. 5a25
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SIZE KILLED HIN WITH asroNE-A gay party

SHE KILLED Him WITH SToNE-A gay party OF
young folks, among them Elmer Friend and Mary
lngod, went out Tor stroll along the valley Of
Fishing Creek, in WetZel County, ". Va, sunday,
In an hour MIR. Friend was being carried TO his
home, corpse. The creek, which can ordinarily
he easily fOrded ON stones by wading had been
swollen 10 the size OF respectable river by rains.
They had 10 cross the creek In boat. While
Friend was bailing out the skin Miss Ingold, In
sport. picked up a small stone and tossed II To-
ward him, intending 10 have IL fall In the water
ami splash Friend The wind changed the course
OF the stone and IL struck Friend on the back Of
the head. He fell and was dead In two minutes.
There was no mark or bruise made, and cerebral
rupture Is supposed TO have occurred. Miss Ingold
Is almost crdZed with grief over the matter.
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aactioneers.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
FRONTING ON 9TH STREET. BETWEEN I
STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE AND ON
STREET. BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH
STREETS NORTHWEST. NUMBER 900, AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MAY TwENTY-FoURTH, at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P.M- We shall sell, in
front of the premises part lot Ia in 81 hay
ing % feet inches front street northwest by
feet Deep right of way in q 3-foot alley in i'm
proved by three-story brick dwelling containing IL
rooms aud bath ROOM hot and cold water.
ALSO, AT SIX O'CLOCK I. N.
part lot L in square 1913, fronting 20 feet on 9th
street. between street and New York avenue north
west and running back So feet more less. to alley
with Improvements.
This property is well located and by Of its To-
cation possesses great advantages those in search
frstclass business and residence property, which
be sold to settle UP an estate.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two years for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
and secured by deed of trust property sold all
veyancing, &C., At purchasers cost. 5000 down on
each piece of property At the time Of sale.
ID OBERT vOsE d Co. Auctioneers, 800 B st. sc
Win sell on FRIDAY, MAY TwENrY-FIFTH
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. four nice building lots on
street between North Capitol and
LIST street and and y These lots 20 feet by 80
to an alley are on grade and are TO be sold ESQ
each lot. Terms at sale. myl9-5t
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A.wonderfuI Old Couple.

THEY HAVE BEEN MARRIED SEVENTY SEVEN YEARS,
AND BOTH ARE HALE AND HEAKTY.
BIC STONE CITY, OAK, May GA couple OF old
people reside In this vicinity who are remarkable
for the length OF their married life-seventy-seven
years They were married in 1911. Daniel sails
bury was born IN Nova scotia in the spring OF
1859, and when twenty-five years OF age he was
welded 10 Miss Mary HeUinStOn, his present
wife, who was born IA 17yl, and Is consequently
ninety-Seyen years OF ase-two years less than
her husband They came to Minnesota IN 1885,
where Mr. y made money In farming They had
but one daughter, VINO lost her nrst husband, ID
G. Murray, In a snOwstOrm. JANUARY "a 1873. Mr..
Salisbury has experienced many OF Vie NiclsS-
tudes OF frontier life. In the spring OF 1881 the
river 50 suddenly that the aged couple mad 10
rush 20 the roof for their lives, where they spent
the night, and were rescued in boats the next
morning Mr.. Salisbury Is a hale, robust man for
his years, often walking 10 miles. Al times he
visits his granddaughterS- He Is great lover or
game, and often goes out hunting In the season,
frequently bringing IN IrOm ten 10 nfteen ducks
that he has shot with his old Government musket
He weighs about 1870 pounds, and his wife Is fully
his equal Ia health, vIgOT and strength
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE

CORNER OF FOUR-AND-A-HALF AND u
ssIREEETS NS0iKfInHiWMEsT, KNOWN GTTSol AS THE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH, 1858, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
in front of the premises shall offer for sale public
auction, part Of lot 81 in square 400 fronting
80 feet on street. by about 2l2 feet on street
containing .634 square feet Of land less IL
is improved bya large substantial, four-story brick
building suitable for Offices and business purposea
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two years from day of sale, with interest the de
ferred payments At per cent per annum pay able
semi-annually. Deposit of $500 will be required At
time Of sale Conveyancing and recording at cost Of
purchaser HATTERSLl W. TALBOT,
Trustee under will Of Joseph II. Bradley, deceased
mvl5-dkds
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LONDON AND LIVE PooL
CLOTHING CO..
COR. 9TH AND g sTs. OPP PATENT OFFICE.
ap27
THE
E. G.. DAVIS
7l9 MARKET SPACE

lie We LAWN
71s MARKET SPACE
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
just open one case Of Jersey Ribbed Low Neck and
no Sleeve VESTS, at the low figure Of 25c
One case of High Neck and Short Sleeves Jersey
Fitting, at same price.
Misses. GAUZE VESTS at all prices. Dur stock is
now complete The above goods just the thing for
the approaching season.
LADIES' CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Another Invoice Of MISSES DRESSER
This stock is made Of the best material and manu-.
featured by experienced workmen; hence the finish
and fit 10 perfect
Our FAN DEPARTMENT has been largely added to
during the past week. and prepared to show
elegant Goods and beautiful designs.
RUCHINGS and NECKWEAR of every description
KID. SILK. Isle and COTTON GLOVES. reliable
makes Many New and Attractive Articles show
In every department
LACES and EMBROfDERIES in endless varieties
Cheapest and best line Of FLOUNCINGs in the city
WHITE GOODS from the Lowest to the Best Pure
LINEN LAWNS at 25c. One case of Cream White
BATISTE at 15c. worth double that amount.
PIQUEs. INDIA LINENS. DIMITIES and other
Summer Fabrics.
Black and White SATTEENH BATISTE and
LAWNS. INDIA SILKS, from 75c. up Black and
White White and Black, Cream and Plain Black 1t il
conceded that this the most desirable fabric for hot
wssther. Black and Cream CANTON CREPE; GREN-
ADINES. in Plain, Striped and Brocadsd: HER
MANI. SILK WARP, NUNS YELLING and many
other Goods suitable for summer.
Ladies' Isle. SILK aud COTTON HOSIERY In
Fast Black. extra value
Job Lot Of PoNaEE PARAsoLs, at sl.35, worth
%. Parssol stock il added to often and stock pro-
nounced perfect
BEADED GRENADINES. BEADED SLEEVES for
Pelernes JET BANDS. &C.. TO all Of which We invite
your attention.
Z. q. DAVIS
myl2 71s MARKET SPACE
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE RESIDENCE. No. el5 SIXTH STREET
On THURSDAY xMFTERNdooAN.o MAJ TWENTY.
FOURTH, 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the
premises shall offer for sale part Lot g. in Square
4s7. improved by three-story Brick Residence. No.
6l5 Sixth street northwest
Terms: Subject to two notes secured by q deed Of
trust dated the 10th Of october 1887 due In and
two years: the balance in cash All conveys ncing and
At time OF sale.
myle dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE WILL
IN sell ct public auction q lot Of Paper. Plates,
Printed Pictures &C. to pay expense Of storage Of
same. THURSDAY. MAY TwENTY-FOURTH,
1885, at ONE PM, ct the auction rooms OF Thomas
Downing. corner of Pa ave. and l lth Of. NV.
JUDD & DETwEILER
myl1-1w&my23 THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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4 Tough Gang.
pEsFKKaDOEs COMBINE TO WORK PRINCIPAL TowS
IN TIE QUO VALLEY.

TIE QUO VALLEY.
WHEELING, W Va, May .l-Nery sensational
deveiopments were brought out yesterday In the
trial OF ThOs d. Kelley and Harry Christie for the
murder of Officer Joe Glenn, who interrupted them
In an attempt 20 break In the hOu-e VI John G..
Hoffman, ST., a wealthy manufacturer, last Jan
Uary. anu was shot by them Geo. Mcfarland. OF
New ark said the men while In Jail there had con-
fessed 10 killing Glenn, and he gave particulars
stated BY them exactly correct 10 leave little
doubt. lie SAID the men told him they were MEM
hers OF q gang Of robbers, VINO worked columbus,
PltJsoUrg, Wheeling. Newark, GAINESVILLE, and NJ
Vernon, and OF which Major Nm- L. Cirman was
the brains and chief, plotting the robO5rieS, de-
failing the men, and dispUsing Of the proceeds.
Kelley Is said 10 be from Rochester, Pa, and 70
have served "A term IN the Western penitentfdry,
while Christie Is an old ONO criminal. Major Car
man made his headquarters here TILL the Glenn
murder, but has not been seen here since. He is u
politician, Old soldier, and writer OF prominence
and OF excellent family connections.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF THAT VALUABLE I'M,
RHODE BLAND AVENUE


By virtue Of an order made by tho Supreme Court Of
1887, in Equity cause No. S546. wherein E A. 8.
Bush ct a are SomPainants and Levi; Stanton s ct
premises q HALF-PAST FOUR WGtOCK 2 X On
1883 Lot twenty mine (2Y) Of Stanton. Barnes, ct Al
subdivision Of certain lots In square one hundred and
90 feet and inches Rhode lsland avenue and runs
back with average depth Of about 100 feet to an
alley It is improved by threestory and basement
brick Dwelling, 25 feet front and three rooms deep
Details Is to rooms &C., win be given 1t the sale.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
two equal installenta payable in twelve and twenty
ferred payments be secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold and TO bear interest st the rate Of
deposit Of $500 wiz be required q the time Of sale: II
the terms Of sale be not compiled with IN ten days
sei st the risk and OF the defautng purchaser.
AN conyeynnciug at cost Of purchaser.
AA John g. HEALD, Trustse
puxcAssoN BROS Aucsionssr Sov n Stn
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myl5.l1.l9,2l.23a2e-6t

nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
ceived at this Department until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, WEDNESDAY, JUNE SIXTH. 1883 for the cree
ton including materials Of extension to the East
Lodge Of the Government for the Insane near
Warrington. Plans and specifications for the work
may be seen at the Hospital Proposals must be i'd
dressed 70 The secretary Of the Interior and en-
dorsed Proposal for building extension Of Govern.
ment Hospital for the Inssnen The neht 10 reserved
to reject any or al bids. VIM r. Villas. Secretary.
myl6-2aW3W
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. AuctiOneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. Auctioneers
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF THE FINEST EVER
BLOOMING ROSES. OF EXTRA LARGE SIZES,
COLLECTIONS OF BEDDING PLANTS, COL
EUS, GERANIuMs, CANNAs, ETC. PALMS AND
OTHER ORNAMENTAL PLANTS FOR VASES,
AZALEAS. LILIES. RHOD0DENDRoNS. ETC,
FROM JOHN SAULS NURSERIES,.
At our salesroom. corner 10th and Penna avenue,
THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FOURTH, at FOUR
O'CLOCK. n. WALTER y. WILLIAMS co.
my222t AuctiopeerR
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ny22-d&d

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
81 SATCHkLS,
TELESCOPE sATCHEL,
LARGE SAMPLE TRUNK.
TO PAY CHARGES AND EXPENsE6
On TUESDAY MORNING. MAY TNENTY-NIN
1888. at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at the auction
rooms Of Duncanson Bros, 9th and sts. NV.
81 Satchels,
Telescope Satchel
l Large Sample Trunk.
To pay charges, &C.. the same having been left un.
claimed for period months Parties interested
will please take notice. LEVI WOODBURY.,
st. James Hotel.
my22-6t 9th and Pa, ave- NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23
TELEGRAMS TO THE Star,
Mr. Burns Advertise. for a Wife.

HIS FIkSf CHOICE NOT TURNING Up on TINE he
TAXES SECOND CHOICE.
ST. JOSEPH, No, May 23.-Last Tuesday Mr. Rob
er' Burns, merchant OF Gardner Colo. came 10
81 Joseph for the purpose OF meeting Miss H. b.
Shase, OF Lincoln, H., by appointment, but the
IAdy Iailed TO put IN an appearance. IL was a
matrimonial matter, and the expectant groom.
nIer waiting several days for the BRIDE tired OF
sne suspense and took unto himself a better half
rFon among ST JO-eph's handsome daughters.
aIOtl the beginning II was a romantic affair.
IS thirty .nve years OF age, prepOsscssing in
sPpedIance and wealthy. While in the city last
iaii ne expressed a desire TO Mr. Charles stiles 10
oecome Benedict Mt. stiles sent for a reporter
anu stated the case. As result OF the advertise
nent SIX letters were received, In which pictures
were lnelosed. and they were duly forwarded TO
nj. Burns "A correspondence was carried with
ssserai OF them out judging from the picture. Miss
SnaSe was MI Burns preference, and 50 writing
her 10 meet him In Sc. Joseph he started last
THURSDAY week for 81. Joseph. In the meanwhile
MISS Juua Dooos, the ST. Joseph lady who an
s"ereu the advertisement, had not been neglected,
anu Wnen nve days had passed and no tidings had
arrNeu OF Miss Chase, negotiations were com
Reted whereby Miss DObbs should become Mrs
burns The marriage license was procured and
yeStcruay evening the twain became one.