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Dynamite Artillery.

IOOuO0
1 see that the United States Government have
Just launched formidable vessel styled "dyna.
mite cruiser" She Ii Of 725 tons displacement.
and Is Intended to steam twenty knota ana hsr
armament consists OF three guns, each nring q
charge OF 200 pounds Of dynamite By means OF
compressed air. It Il strange but Characteristic.
that, while foreign power has got 50 far g thiS
our energetic military and naval authorities should
artillery
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AUCTION SALES.
aNb M

Es. SAdn 9E va AZ IMrn0xED
SESssEFSs S, SISaffH Ii FIJI
Hy virtue e desres q TIE supreme Court q shs
< ssss II Pau sss g g: u 81 D
'ffis b SIs 81
Ss CITY u ssss D:s
S s s s.s sssss ts &.
BIS 9TH strest and ons-story 6sok building. viii
sseond Inc south half q 10. nnnssr.a eleven lla
s si eF B:s
!: 81 =: 4 ga s
800 ioes alley and ru1nips thence east sSoa. tsirs
81 W. :s;s:
Terms q ale provided b. the ssesss. srs one
fourth % eash bsi.nss in one M two CD, and thrss
III Day q a's q
chaser Or purshaser. Upon con 6rm.tion Of sss ana
sats e: PrSSssis s,a 4
the trustees will resell at cost and lax Of aefsuitsSs
4 sSSS p ::ss e asssss s
WILLIAM A GORDON,
KR Ell Il ) fffEsDA11. r.,,.,.
,A HGf Il A s ss vi Ii ave.
my,o.a.a. b.scks i On BROS. iss.on..n
T,HoMAs BOWLING Auctionesr
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN aroReErowx.
II rss1fkEfztt Afp Pred
S .qH s q g .r d
e square i97 fronting 10 feet on Fsystse cs5thi
having about 1856 feet depth and slisy in the
o isO n 20 e. G
s yin ~. ss &C.
street and depth OF $50 feet to q foot Alley.
semi snauaiy secured by deed q trust on the prop.
q se hs time
CHASER tile ei &C. to bs borne q
R2rE sAsF !s ssss szaE
myI5,d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co. AucaonsenL
sasT ss5s
FtEs5AS MAH Al fksSscIS
S bot 81 in ~ d nsgns 81 fee: inches front
sssh Z bssnSs axe ~.v, .ua
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day
All conveysncing, &c. at cost Of purchaser. $500
@yisedkd: V %iTfER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc..
DEKEMPTORY- SALE OF TWO-sTORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DHELLING, NO. 3l3 n
bk k1Sh fSIdD Ans
STREETS NORTHEANT.
rEsr a sfx O'CLOCK, We vii 81. Il 'front.' q !:
PART LOT 9, SQUARE TIT,
fronting 20 feet on II street north, with depth Of
l2O feet, and improved by two-story and basement
brick dwelling. seven rooms bathroom. modern con-
venences and in thorough Iepair-a comfortable home
or hrstclass investment
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, Lot %, square TT front
ing 20 feet on 3D. street east between and streets
north With depth Of 100 feet, making very desr-
Terms: third cash. balance in one and two
years. with cent interest from day of SALE pay.
able and secured by deed trust or al
cash at option Of purchaser purchasers deposit
Of BOO on each piece at sale Conyeyancing at pur
chasers cost. DUNCANSON BROS,
Auctioneers
TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS ON L STREET, NEAR
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
SECOND, at SIX O'CLOCK will sell In front Of the
premises,
PART LOT Ii. SQUARE 70,
fronting 30 feet street, and running back that
RAPIDLY advancing locality.
Terms One. third cash. balance in one and two
years notes to Lear cent interest from day Of
payable semi annually and 10 be secured by deed Of
trust all cash at purchasers option deposit OF
500 required at sale. Conveyancing, &C.. at pur-
chaser's cost.
my15-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucss
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The mayor Of Boston has nominated r @
W., mMxsI. wen known coaoIsd hwyses = pnnci.
time colored man has bean nominated Tor such {
position IN that city.
The wffe Of Prot Gregory, OF 0irard Collage,
dropped dead q the meeting Of the Womonb M.
bytafiAA Church N PhiladSiphiA yeoeerday.
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Frightened Cats saved Hi. Life.

DETROIT, MICH., May 22-Wm- German, OF Wyan-
dotte, While sleeping soundly at an early hour
sunday morning was awakened by two cats that
tore frantically at his blankets. lie awOke TO ind
himself surrounded By flames and csc ped through
a window, not having time 10 recover Ills trousers,
In which was $40 In bills.
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T,RUsrEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. D. c..
CONTAINING 7.3l2k SQUARE FEET OF
GROUND. MORE OR LESS, WITH A LARGE
AND CoMMoDIoUs DWELLING HOUSE
THEREON.
BY virtue Of deed of trust from william y. Mat
tnely and wife to Ms. dated the third day of June
1886. and recorded in Lbsr No. 1882. folio asa ct
seq of the land records of the District Of Column
bi and at the written request Of the holder of the
notes secured thereby, viii sell At public auction
front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY. THE
TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1883. AT -FOUR
AND A-HALF O'CLOCK p. NJ. the fonowins described
real estate situate in the city Of Washington.
d. C.. to wit: All Of lots 90. 81 and
81, Of shedd's subdivision of square 1875.
- per plat recorded in Lber ". r.. folio 172. Of
the records Of the surveyors ONCE Of the District Of
Columbia and the north 81 feet inches by the full
width Of lot u.s. Of Robeson's subdivision Of part of
said square recorded in book IL folio 103 Of said
surveyors ONCE records, making in ali 7,3l2k tseven
thousand three hundred and twelve and one-halD
square feet Of ground less. The dwelling
constructed about four years aeo according 30 sp-
proved pans and the property altogether is one Of the
most desirable in Washington.
Terms Of sale: One-thir cash. balance in equal
payments Of six. twelve and eighteen months respec-
lively with notes for credit payments TO bear interest
from day Of sale, payable semi at six per
cent annum and to be secured by deed of trust
the property sold all cash at option Of purchaser
Adeposit of $1,000 will be required at the time Of
sale Terms Of sale to be complied with within ten
days from the day of sale otherwise the property viii
been sold at risk and cost Of defsutng purchaser Al
conveysncins and recording ct purchasers cost
JOHN 4 J. CREswKLL
A~
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CHASGERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND. UNIM--
CPRR1TEP ePR0P5krH, LOCATED OK THE
sTREEF sSp MNE q vESU SR MAkE
AVENUE. BETWy,El WEI: THIRD AND EgUk-AND.
sThkEE Afp G n rS'f sTREEFs
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
bpins cause No. 10 es in EQUITY we vii GpE oe s
sale at public auction in front Of the respective prem
District Of Columbia. to wit:
On THURSDAY, MAY .THIRTY.oNE, 1883, At
reservation marked or lettered ca" located on the
southeast corner Of AZ street and Maine Lot
and Is improved BY two-story brick dwelling ana Z
number Of two-story frame tenementA Lot Is con-
tans o9SO square feet Of ground more or less and in
On FRIDAY. JUNE FIRST. 1883. at SIX
arte or eere lot IN sa,a sSIass II
Of ground more less. and improved by two three
story frame dwellings. Nos 3l4 and SIG Maine ave-
On SATURDAY. JUNE SECOND, 1888, at SIX
son1ns .Sd
streets This lot contains square fest Of ground
Terms OF sale: third Of the purchase money In
cash on the day Of sale or within fifteen days therea
specsveiy in one and two years from 4: az q ala
same bearing interest from &c DAY sale st 81
be paid in cash The title be retained until the pur
any Of the to comply With the terms Of sale
the trustees reserve the right rs.dvsrse and resell
at the risk and cost q the defsuis,ns purchase All
oSnyeyaneine and TecoEdns At the COS. q the gpr:
required on ACCEPTANCE Of bid
, W. ~I.nJ 81 Sss < =" Trustees.
1 iSs Ii i BSStt11se
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How will they Catch Thieves Now,
A DECISION THAT WILL PUZZLE Posr.orI1cR ,ssprc.

HsOW VIII they Catch Thieves Now
A DECISION THAT WILL PUZZLE Posr.oFprcR rSsprc.
TORS.
Judge spier, In the United States District Court,
IN Macon Ga, Saturday, held that decoy letters
sent out to catch postal oficias are not such LET
ters as the law contemplates when 1t Furnishes
those who tamper with them. The case arose out
OF the trial OF Rudolph DennicKe, q route agent
on the Central Railroad between Macon and
Atlanta. The number OF letters tempered with
on mat run was so large that q strict watch was
instituted. decoy letter addressed to an mag.
mary person In Atlanta was mailed In Macon. AZ
barnesville half way along the route, post-ornce
inspector entered the car, arrested Dennicke and
found the letter, with the seal broken. uDOn ma
person. The trial OF the case has excited much
interest. When the evidence was all In Judge
guilty the bogus character OF the letter aected
the entire pr0ceedinga
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Found skeleton. of Six Giants.

KANKAKEE, ILL. MAY 22.-Whiie wOrkmen were
engaged In digging for sand at Vanmeters Bend
yesterday they unearthed the bodies OF SIX men
that are supposed TO be those OF an extinct OF
giants. The bones were much larger than those
OF the present day. The mound has produced
large number OF skeletons and many Interesting
relics
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GEO. ". sTICKNEY, AuctiOneer. $50 Est

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
THE WEST SIDE OF FOUR-AND-A-HALf
sTREET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN AND
BY virtue Of deed of trust to us recorded In hber
No. l032. folio 436, ct seq. Of the land records
party secured thereby will offer for sale in front
THIRD DAY OF MAY, A. D.. 1855, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. all Of lots Numbered eighty three
division square hundred and ninety i've t4y5D
made by the assignees of George Mattingly
and years with interest 1t six cent payable
semi annually, secured by . deed Of trust ON the
property sold, or al cash, ct the option Of pur-
chaser deposit Of 600 win be required on each lot
ct the time Of sale AL conveyancing at purchasers
cost Terms 10 be complied with in ten days, other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell at the sk
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after Eve days
previous notice In The Evening Star.
EDWARD CLARK r-r.t...
nv12.So GEO. IL MILLER. ( irusseoA
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T2uNK BUILDING LOT ON L STREET, BETWEEN
Il CONNECTICUT AVENUE AND EIGHTEENTH
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
THIRD. st HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii sell

PART LOT 8. SQUARE l6l
fronting Is SIP feet on north side II L ersst and
running back that width 10 feet 10 . 10-foot newly
paved alley; . desirable building Lot.
Terms: One third cash. balance in and two yeara
notes bear per cent interest from Of sale pay
able ssisnnuay. and to be secured by deed Of trust
premises all cash, option of purchaser; de-
posit Of el00 required time Of sale: convsysncine
kc at purchasers cost Terms 70 be complied With in
Of defaultne purchaser sitter I've days public
tice VI such resale in some newspsper published IN
Washington. D. C pUNCANSoN BIOS. AuctA
my18-d&dn
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MrSEEs sTRrKE AGAINST A TYRASSIC Al FOREMAN
The slate-pickers AZ Henry Cav shaft, Sham1kin,
Pa struck yesterday. A foreman A. l. s1id
struck lad for some fault when an under-t Oss
fEterfered and was discharged. The slate-pickers
numbering 800. then struck for the discharge OF
the foreman and the reinstatement OF the Under
bOSs. In consequence OF the strike the Peerless
Henry Clay, and Stirring collleries, owned By the
Reading Company, are affected, and 1900 men are
fEfp
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MORE NEw NAVAL CApETS-The following can
didates have successfully passed the examination
Tor admission 10 the Naval Academy as cadets: J..
q. Sawyer, H. ". Huntingdon. r. 5. Douglas, F. A.
Trant, y ". Bannon, K C. Chadoourne. II. l. Fer
KusOn, b. r. Jones, J. j. Garth, j. Sheehan, l. :.
Thompson, y. y. Oimstead, A. r. Davis, j. r.
Hines, and {. L HuSSey
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NNRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT VALUABLE I'M
L PROVED REAL EeTATE KNOWN As No. 17l9

RHODE ISLAND AVENUE.
virtue of an ortec mads BY the Supreme Court Of
1887. in Equity causs No. S546. wherein E <. s.
Bush ct IL are complainants and Lewis b. Stanton ct
Pr.ml.ss 8 HAff-gxsT ToTk oStoCK j X. On
1883 TOt tventypne tas5 8! Stanton. Bsrues 81 4
snbdvision q certain lots squsre one hundred and
20 feet and inches Rhode IslAnd and runs
back with an aversgs depth Of about $50 feet to an
BRICK Dwsiiins, 81 Test {rons and thfes rooms desp
Details 70 rooms. No. VIII b. given ct the sale.
two equal insallmsnts payable In twelve and twsnty.
four months respecttvey from day q sale; the do
the prosy cola and . bes. interest q the rate q Il!
deposit Of obOO w required g the time Of sale II
the sems q sale b not conplied with In ten days
ali s4 the Fsk and cost Of the defaulttug purchaser
Al couvsyancing at cost Of Vurchaser.
JOHN G. HEALD, Trugtoa
500 9Th 1t. NV.
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D oBERT vOeE 1 90. Auctioneers. 800 D q. a.
WIN ,,ll on THURSDAY, NAY rwENrY-FouRrH.
xIvk ockOok z; II tvs ME- building lots OF
strsse "a 49, Sc @ 20 ~ g. a 81
. A. alisy g % eraa sad ass 70 = Soid 80 "a
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.HOMAs BOWLING, Auctionser.

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr
SILK pAMAsK PARLoR sUIIEwALNUT MIRROR.
FRONT ETEGERE, NJ TOP TABLE,, MUSIC
PAkLoR SUITE In UNCUT VELVET, BRUs-
Sells CARPETS IN THE PORN Oh RUGS. TWO
NUT FRAME WALNUT MIRRoR-FRoNT FOLD
Hi RERs AEfE Tks4th HAIR MP N
TTREssEs, L3UNcEs; FEtThLR PILLOWS AND
a AEsEA SNAtSgT SiHa
DINNER SERVICE. CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
&C., &C.
On "WEDNESDAY MAY TwEyTY-THIRD. 1888,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. ut residence No. 1894
Massachusetts, avenue, corner 9th ST. shall sail
IN excellent collection of household effects.
myl9-dtS THOMAS BOWLING. Auctiopeer
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george Thomas, peddler. shot a nd killed Maggie
Wise, divorced woman living az No = WhII,ex
Court, Cincinnati, yesterday. he then snot himself
through the temple s A'AA-SN-'
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EMPEROR fEEpERIcx's pulse was better yester-
oay than II has been for any time since the opera
ton was performed on his throat. In the after
noon nc drove Ia an open carriage toward the
schioss Bellevue In the Thlefgarten returning In
closed carriage. he met with enthusiastic
GREETINGS
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CANADA AND THE FISHERIEs QUESTIOS.-In the
Canadian parliament ye5t-rday Mr.. Mitchell said
that II fl the excitement OF political turmoil the
United states senate should reject the fisheries
treaty the Dominion government should deal
literally during the coming fishing season with
American fishermen. In or1er 20 give the senate a
chance 20 think the matter over quietly and recon-
81 Ter their decision.
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Iak DRAMATIC frSo.-Root. B. Roosevelt, W. j.
yno. Gilbert, Geo. Becks Win X Dennara- and
VIZ warren have petiti0ned the New York Su-
Prehls Court br the voluntary dissolution OF the
Alnsnean Dramatic Fund Association Elliott
san1Ioru vas appointed referee In the matter
hs pe.lloners say The property OF the association
- Insunclent 10 Meet the demands OF the sub
ecrioers and benenSariesl They reeommend a al
tno0tion Oh the fund, which amounts 20 s55. sO3
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
II For baltimore aud Potomac River LAndines
Steamer SUE. Capt Geoghegzn. leaves stephcnsoue
Wharf every SUNDAY. at O'Clock v. m River
freight must be prepaid
For further lntoruaslo apply to
IS STEPHENSON Bro
ms ON aIh street wharf
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BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

NNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer
MIscELLANEoUs SPRING PLANTS, ROSES, ETC,
Al AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY-FOUR,
1858. At ELEVEN O'CLOCK. ut my auction rooms
shall sell choice collection Of Towering and bther
Plants, Roses, &c., from the well known florist J. r.
Freeman, ESQ. THOMAS BOWLING,
my21-3t Auctioneer
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VVALTKR B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneera.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneera
PEREMpToRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
TRoNTfNa On era STREET. BETWEEN /
ThEIERFr AED MEW EHkk aa TE AMP o2 2N
STREETS NORTHWEST. NUMBER 900, AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FOURTH, at
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK k.M. we shall cell, In
front Of the premises part lot H. in square 374 hav-
ing % feet inches front street northwest by los
feet deep. right of way in 3foot alley in rear i'm
proved by three-story brick dwelling, containing IL
rooms and bath room, hot and cold water
ALSO, AT SIX O'CLOCK PM.
street between street and New York avenue north
west and running back 80 feet more less to alley
with improvements.
This property well located and By reason Of its To-
cation great to those in search
Arstcass business and residence property which
be sold to settle mp an estate.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
and secured BY deed OF trust on property sold all
veysncing, &C., At purchasers cost $500 down on
each piece Of properly q the time Of sale
my10-5t WALTER b WILLIAMS Co, Aucts
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You want VALUE for your money. We rive IL in
QUALITY and WEAR and throw in the style and At.
When dealing with IN you can depend upon one hun
bred cents in VALUE for every dollar you invest We
mean it, we will prove it.
Look at $40 Strictly all Wool Suits ir Sacks and
Cutaway: they are cheap ct Ella.
Ours7 so Suits cannot be bought anywhere for less
than $40.
Our ESQ Blue Suits Arc strictly all wool and fast
color
Wen show full line Of Prince Albert Suits ut s16,
91S, s22. and S25 and upward
Our $40 Blue Assabet Flannel Suits We guarantee
not to fade money refunded.
For Boys from IA to IL years w hsvs Suits Ut o5,
90. o.. 30 and up TO S15
For Children from to IA yeara Suits with Short
Pants. from $3.50 to $40.
Children's Pants from 25c mn.
We have . full line Of Mems Pants from o. M
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AUCTION SALES.
A ucTIoN SALE OF FORFEITED PIEp0Ea


A ucTIoS SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGEs
ixn ssn ~ pss,.s s.sssoa. ., my sser~ la,s Penn.
Hi f
sfa sss. ss:,ss SSsss% & s
0old and est hines. Thinhlea Coma silver-srs Dss
= "a f;:. s; ~ :s;i
s3sn Ss sa 49, 10: y; S,.. .O.1 ,
nylo-Ss. Pswrbrsksr ana Aacsieossr
Frxr Arts
ROW OPEN PRE-
AT DowLISos FINE ART Rooxs
PENN AVE Axp liTH 81.
TIE FINEST KxHrRrTIoN
MODERN ART
xvEI HELD IN WASHINGTON.
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF
WATER COLOR PAINTaN0A
FORMING An ALMOST CHRONOLOGICAL
HISTORY OF WATER COLOR ART REPRE-
SCENTED BY MANY OF THE GREATEST
PAINTERS OF THE PAST AND PRESENT.
AMONG SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL
WORKS WILL BE FOUND sIoNoRINrs
GRAND WORK. A SPANISH FEsrIvAI.vAI-
URD AT s2.soo AND MANY SUPERB sPRcI-
MEMS OF THE SPANISH FRENCH. DUTCH.
DANIsa. BELGIAN. NEAPoLITAN. ROMAN.
AND LoMBARDY scHooLs
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION WILL BE
SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE ON TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
NAY 22D. 2sD. PATH. 2sTH. AT IL An.
3 AND 2. n EACH DAY.
THOMAS BOWLING,
nyle-et AucTIoNEER
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E. G.. DAVIS
71s MARKET SPACE

E. G.. DAVIS
71s MARKET SPACE
0AUZE UNDERWEAR
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Just open one case Of Jersey Ribbed Low Neck and
no Sleeve VESTS, at the low figure Of 26c.
One case Of High Neck and Short Sleeves Jsrsey
Misses. aAUzE VESTS at all prices Our stock il
now complete. The above goods just the thing for
the approaching season.
LADIES' CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Another Invoice Of MISSES DRRssEA
This stock il made of the best msterial and manu-.
featured BY experienced workman; hence the finish
and ut 10 perfect
Our FAN DEPARTMENT has bssn LARGELY sddsd to
during the past week. and prepared to show
elegant Goods and beautiful designs.
RUCHrNdS and NECKwEAR Of every description.
KID SILK. Isle and COTTON GLOVES, rsliabls
makea Many New and Attractive Articles are shown
In every department
LACES and EMBROIDERIES in endless varietjss.
Cheapest and best line of FLOUNCIN0s in the city,
WHITE GOODS from the Lowest to the Best. Pure
LINEN LAWNS at CSC. One case Of Cream White
IT,
PlQUEs. INDIA LINENS. DIMITIEs and other
Summer Fabrics.
Black and White sATTEENs, BAT1sTE and
LAWNS. INDIA SILKS, from 75c. mp. Black and
White. White and Black. Cream and Plain BLACK
conceded that this 10 the most dssabls fabric for hot
weather. Black and Cream CANTON CREPE; GREN-
ADINES, in Plain. Striped and Brocaded: HER
MANI. SILK WARP. NUNS YELLING and many
other Goods suitable for summer
Ladies' LIsIK SILK and COTTON HOSIERY IN
Fast Black. extra value
Job Lot Of PONGEE PARAso1s, at sl.35, worth
81 Parasol stock II added 70 often. and stock Il pro-
nouncsd perfect.
BEADED 0RENADINRS B1ADED sLxHvDs for
Pelerines JET BANDS. &C., to all Of which we invite
your attention.
Z. O. DAVIS
myl2 71e MARKET SPACE
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, .1'ss, . /, = s snaws Trustee.
m11.1ot THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.
vUALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Auctioneers

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON
EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN 8 AND
or WHh EsntT MxT TWEN ATryH3MSn 1898
Of HALF-PAST FIvEUCLOCK p n. We shall sell lots
lettered n. and o. il 1S2 the whole being S6
feet front 18th street. by depth Of 81 feet
inches. making them very desirable building lots
which will be sold q whole
Terms: One-third cash. balance one and two years
for notes interest from day Of sale and
ct purchasers cost 900 down when struck OF.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO..
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PROPERTY, No. 1861 p STREET NORTH-


By virtue Of dsed Of trust dets4 the "a day q
Mach, 1887. and duly recorded in GDsr No l246.
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she following descnted ,pse1erty; An thss ese.la
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due est nom the southwest corner g MD squsFs md
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menta. which condit Of 9 thfee-eeosy - ease0ens
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tercst and secured b. ded q trust on o. psolaV
sod OF III cash, g puxchaselss oDeiou. AZ ceaygY.
posit Win b required Of the I'll q 80 y.
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TRUsrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY In THE SUBDIVISION OF BARRY

No. 1856 folio e ct one o. the I900
the District Of Columbia and :. the request Of the
rarity secured thereby will offer for sale In front Of
the premises, on MONDAY, THE TWENTI.EIGHIH
DAY OF MAY. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. -. the
following described property in the county Of WASH
ington District of Columbia to wit: AL Of Lot num-
bered two CD in section numhered three CD, I'm the
Jno. r Evans and o. O Howard trustees.
Terms of sale: One-third cash: balance in six (6)
and twelve (l2, months. with interest ct six per
centum annum AZ cab q the option q the pur
sale Terms to be complied with IN ten days All con-
'S mSvIa.sodsds Il. h NouLroN, Trustee