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A Bank.BilI in the Trunk.

RICH LApy's TIP AND AN OFFICIALS DOWNFALL
The New York Herald says: "Mme CASTOR de
Fontenillat, sister-in-law OF Mr.. W. K Vanderbilt.
before landing from the French line steamship La
Bourgogne last Sunday morning placed a large
sized bank note temptingly In The top tray OF her
trunk. 1t fell TO the lot Of customs Inspector
Henry L. Robinson, brother OF ex-Lieutenant-
Governor John e. Robinson, and an Official with
y-ive years OF faithful service TO his credit
TO open that trunk and behold that bill The charge
Is That Robinson TOOK the bank Oil and put II into
his pocket. The witnesses against him are In
spectors Benedict and Brown. They testified be-
fore Collector Magone on Monday that they saw
the Dill when Robinson lifted the lid, and saw him
take IL. The accused inspector was suspended on
Monday, and recommendation for his dismissal
was sent TO Washington. Nine. CASTOR de Fon.
tenillat called On the collector TUESDAY morning
and tired 70 save the inspector. she said, as was
the fact, that there was nothing whatever dutia.
bic In the trunk, and that She had put the money
In the tray simply tas tip % insure speedy ex-
animation. Collector Magone told her that while
no charge could be made against her, the accept.
ance OF the money by the inspector was In viola
ton OF plain law, OF which he was not ignorant,
and he would have TO 60. state senator Nagstaff
Also called 10 Try 70 smooth matters over. but In
vain"
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S,x,x Eour. in AN Old Well.

sCRiBNER, NEB-, April 20 two-year-oII boy OF
q Bohemian farmer, living i've miles south OF Oak
dale Neo, while playing In the yard, fell into an
old. unused dry well, 20 feet deep. The child
was not missed TOR some time When search ~ as
made 10 was heard crying ia the we'll The well
being very narrow, It Was possible TO reach the
Guild only by widening the aperture. force or
men from Odkdale and the SURROUNDING country
cummpnced the wOrk OF Rescue. Yesterday alter
noon they reached the child aid released him. ap-
parently out httle the worse Tor bis sixty hour
LAST and confinement In this damp anu narrow
prison
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Remen, bering his Rescuer.
sRlrIIUDs Or BOT SAVED At THE BATTLE OF TIL
WILDERNESS

W. A Daniels, painter By trade. OF Bath,
steuben COCaty, " Y, man in moderate circum-
stances, has just been Informed that under the
Will % the late Chas. W. Dawson, OF Chicago he
CONES In for $50 900. In 1853 Daniels was pass
Ing by dense forest In the wilderness, in charge
Of a wagon train. He discovered a boy about
seventeen years Cd lying In the edge OF the forest
wounded almost unto death. The forest was on
nFe. AID every thing IN or near II was doomed 10
obstruction II " IS directly contrary 10 orders
Tor Daniels 70 remove any person In his wagons,
but he could not leave the boy In such a terrible
fate- he carried him 70 Frederica sbury, where
under kind treat nent he recovered In after years
lie oeciIns wealthy. He sought out his benefactor
anc trled 70 rev I'd him for hIs great service but
no pscuniary assistance was accepted Chas. W
Dawson was the man. Since 10 may be regarded
his dying wish Tor Daniels 10 accept the reward
II ali probably not be declined
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kidnapping Extraordinary.

A NAN STEALS THE CHILD OF WOMAN WHO HAD
REFUSED TO MARRY HIM.
A strange case Of kidnapping has come to light In
Kansas few years ago widow In Ford co. de-
clined the addresses Of Reuben Small and married
James Davidson. Her husband having treated
her badly and deserted her Small renewed his
offer OF marriage; being again refused he begged
that he might at least nave her child, little girl
Mrs. Davidson declining to accede to this strange
request Small seized the child and disappeared
FOR many months no trace OF him could be found,
but detectives finally discovered him In Wichita
and the mother. who accompanied them, regained
her child, though Small fOrcibly endeavored to re-
tain IL. The kidnaper insists that he will again
secure the girl, whom he appears to have treated
tenderiy while In his care. The natives regard
this as the most extraordinary OF substituted
affection on record.
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Robbed Of $4,000 In Cash.

ECRGI AIRS MAKE A BIG HAUL IN IHE CITY OF MEXICO.
CITY OF MExICO, April ga heavy burglary
was committed here sunday night. An Italian,
long a resident OF tie country and VINO was known
10 keep large sums In his house, was the victim.
More than ss0,0 IL notes WAS distracted from
the safe In the apartment adjoining his bed
chamber 5000 worth OF silver being left I'M
touched Tnr porter OF the house gave the alarm
ana search was Immediately made, but without
result The porter nad "A slight cut on bis hand,
which be claimed 10 have received in the scuf1e
with The burglars but his account was rather
mixed ne was arrested on suspicion II Is believed
the burglars were foreigners, and that the porter
was their acCOMplice.
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CONGREs.uEN IN WASHINGTON.
List OF Senaf~-s and Representative
and their Residences.


SENATOR'S
ingalls,, John J., Kans.. y st. ne.
Aldr1ch, y. W.. r l., sl2 Conn. ave-
Allison, W. &. Iowa. 1l24 Vermont ave
Bate, W. B.. Tenn. EoOftt House.
Berry, James H., ARK. National Hotel
Beck, J. B., ky.. 6l2 l4th ST. NV.
Blair, II. W., y. H. 2Ol z Cap st.
Brown. Joseph z, Ca, WoOdInont Flata
Butler. N. c.. s. G.. 1851 psf NV.
B BDSsP TnoIt a. S SS E fEs HOus
Blodyett, RuruS n. j., 1915 n st. NV
Chace, Jonathan, R. J., 1918 n 81. NV.
SaasTGp Ror NS fs 4 Ia P1yetts Square
Coke, Richard, Tx, 41e 9th si.n.w
Call, Wilkinson. Fla, 1903 st. NV.
Colquitt. Alfred H., Ca, go New York ave. ~
Chandler, william z, n. T.; 1921 St NV.
Dolph, Joseph N, oregon, 8 La Fayette Square.
Davis, C. &, Mimi, 100 18th st. NV.
Daniel John W., Va 100 18TH ST. NV.
Edmunds, George F., W., 211 Massachusetts, ave.
Eustis. James b. La. 1851 81. NV.
Frye, VIM. p, Me-, Hamilton House.
Farwell, c; B., Ill; LIB 9Th st. NV.
George, j. L., Miss, 15OS (isD 81. NV.
Cray, George, Del. s14 18th st. NV.
Gibson; Randall ar,hnl T. Ia, l7sS K ave-
Hawley, Joseph r. Conn, go 14th st. NV.
HOar. GeorgeF F.. Mass, 1925 K ST. NV.
Hile; Eugene, Me-. el7 10th st. NV.
Harris, j. c., Tenn. 13 LIST 1T. ne.
Hearst, George, Cal, 1875 Mass. ave.
Hampton, Wade, 5. c., Metropolitan Hotel
HiScock, Frank, y. Y, Arlington Hotel
Jones, John p. Nevada, 1901 Mass. ave.
Jones, James K, Arkansas, 915 NJ ST. NV.
kenna- John E. West Virginia, lac st. ne
Morgan. John T., Ala, lib LIST ST. NE.
Norr1ll Justin $. Vermont. 1 Thomas Circle
Mcpherson, j. r., n. j., 10l4 Vermont al.
Manderson, Charles F., Neb Portland Flats
Mitchell, John H., oregon, Riggs House.
Payne, Henry B.. Ohio, 1922 Vermont ave-
Paddock, A. 8, Nebraska. Portland Flats.
Platt, q. H., Connecticut, 4 st. ne.
Paine Thomas w., Mich, l435 X st. NV.
Plumb, p. b., kans., 6l2 14th st. NV.
Pugh. James l., Ala, 1888 X st. NV.
PascO, samuel. Floriia, 3O6 ST. NV.
QUAY, VI. 3, Pa, 1918 h ST. NV.
Riddleberger, II. H., Virginia. II07 q st. NV.
Ransom, Matt. W, y. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Reagan, j. h., Texas, 22.2 Sd st. NV.
SpOoner. John c., Wis, ST. NV.
stanford, Leland, Cal, 170l St NV.
Saoln, Dwight NJ, Mimi, Iowa Circle.
salisbury, 4, Delaware, $40 14th ST. NV.
sawyer, PhietuS. Wisconsin. 1899 st. NV.
sherman, John, Ohio, 1919 K st. NV.
stewart, William NJ. Nevada, 1907 X. l. ave.
Stockoridge, F. B., Michigan, 144o NJ ST. n N.
Teller, Henry NJ. Colorado. POI North Capitol st.
Turpie, David, Ind, 50 II. ne.
Van e, Zebulon B., y. c., 1927 Massachusetts, ave.
Vest, George G., Missouri, 1904 st. NV.
voorhees,, ID. w., Indiana, 1912 21st st. NV.
Walthall, T. c., Mississippi, TIA r L ave.
Wilson, E. X, Maryland. 1909 o st. NV.
Wilson, James F.. Iowa. 623 18th st. NV.
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REMNANTS! REMNANTS!
1000 yards FRUIT -THE-LOOM. POCAHONTAS
and BARKER MILLS COTTON. in REMNANTS, 1t
&C.: worth l0c.
$500 yards wAMSUTTA and PRIDE-OF-THE-
WEST COTTON. in REMNANTS, from to % yards,
lOc.; real value. 12ISc.
1000 yards GENUINE LONSDALE CAMBRIA, in
REMNANTS. from to Is yards, 10c.; NEVER SOLD
FOR LESS THAN l2c
Job Lot WHITE GOODS JUST RECEIVED To-
DAY. GREAT BARGAINS. 8, 9, 8, 1Oc.
Beautiful Assortment SPRING DRESS GOODS
JUST OPENED. 12h. Is, 20. 1910.
All the New Colors in HENRIETTA AND TRIcor
CLOTHS. so. 75c.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN SATTERNs
PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW MATTINas CAB.
PETS, &C., &C.
JOHNSON, GARNER r co.
ap17 636 Pennsylvania ave., near 7th st.
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j oHNsoS. GARNER & Co.

apis
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a Hard struggle TO save the Prisoners.
A xoRrH CAROLINA JAIL BURNED DOWN WHILE THE

RALKreH, n. c., April Coat 8 O'Clock wednes-
day night the people OF Plymouth, Washington
County, found the jail on fire. A notorious negro
prisoner IA 4 end. vored 10 make his escape by
burning his way out The fire got beyond his con-
lrOL me building could not De saved and the
mOsI earnest efforts were necessary 10 save tAe
prsouers The JaIer was out OF town and the
people had 10 Batter down the tatltOorS In order
10 release the Prisoners The Latter were all res
cued without injury and were placed on a steam
and taken 10 the JAIL a. " iliamston Tue burned
jail Is the one FROM which three negro muTderers
were taken out ana lyncned last WINTER.
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HAxpsoxK SASH R1ssoSs.

HASDsoME SASH R1BBoss
We have small lot Of very ell CANT SASH RIBBONS
left over from last the wholesale price was e36
FOR ~ yards. We have marked them down to o. rs
per yard The co!ors are WHITE. BLUE, PINK
GREY. LEMON. CARDINAL. and BLACK. They
are woven brocads floral designs and the most
penstve goods made At el.25 they dirt cheap.
We have Just measured and marked q lot Of CHAN
T1LLY LACE REMNANTS less than cost. Great
bargains are in the lot
Short Remnants Of figured INDIA SILKS at SOC.
Just opened lot of new INDIA aud CHINA SILKS
in entirely new styles.
MORE SILKS In all colors to match Dress Goods
New PRINTED BLNGALINES.
New CHALLIS.
New PRINTED CANTON CREPES
The best BLACK SURAH ever sold for 75c.
ONE PRICE v. NJ SINISTER soma
apl4 919 Pennsylysnis syeuua
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AZ st. Louis, In the damage suit Of Fothering.
plaintin for $4,000 WAS rendered yesterday
Fotheringham was arrested for implication In the
great ST. Louis and san Francisco express rob.
oery, out his innocence was established.
isaac Kirkpatrick and wife, both colored, were
taken from their cabin, about miles from Gala.
un. Tenn. wednesday night, BY . band. The
Drain Thsy were suspected OF taceudiay1sm.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED MATE
" rial belonging to the United states Fish Commits
SION. embracing in part. lot brass tubing and scrap
brass cooking stoves, crockery about 300 tin cans.
lanterns refrigerator, cots and chairs, lot tnw
charcoal furnace ans. kettles &c To De sold at pub
lssS. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. ct the Armory
BUILDING. 9TH and streets southwest Terms cash.
Goods TO be removed immediately MARSH IL Nc
DONALD, Commissioner. THOMAS BOWLING, Auc-
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LIMITS or STA

LIMITS OF SfArURR.-Anctent writer's have men,
uoned giants exceeding ten ana even twelve feet
IN height, but these accounts have doubtless been
exaggerated, audit is matter Of question whether
any OF these individuals have exceeded In stature
the giant Winckeimeler OF the present time, and
VINO Is ~ feet high Dwarfs OF l6 and even ~
incles are among the records OF human existence,
put these diminutive creatures were either imma-
tore or Informed. A noted instance OF q very
eoratsd Borulawsky, OF 70 inches height who died
In 1877, aged about forty.
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ALEXANDER p. HILL Irus'
Ia l.s.Sk 3 At

WALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO. Auctioneers
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTEENTH STREET BETWEEN L AND n
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY. APRIL TwENTY-FoURTH, AT
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK N, Will sell, IN
trout of the premises parts e sub 20 and =? In
square 1877 fronting IL feet 18Th northwest
b. 49, feet to 30-ioot alley. Viii b sold in part or
Q q whole.
Terms Assume trust Of 566 bearing per cent In
terest balance cash. IL sold o. wh,l, II part the
terms Of sale cash Conveyancin-, a. at purchasers
cost goo deposit at time sale. Terms be
piled with In ten days, otherwise right
sell risk and cost of deiauting purchaser after
days public notice of such resale in some newspaper
published in Wash .npton, ID. Z. The Resi- Estate Title
insurance Co.'S abstract -
FRANCIS HUFTY,
Real Estate and Loan,
aplS-6t 1901 stnw
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VyHONAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

YVHoNAs Do"IaNo' AucuonssI
AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT FOREST
GIN STATION, MElRopoLITAN BRANCH
On TUESDAY, AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY
FOURTH 1855. a. TWO O'CLOCK on the preanisca,
The Forest Glen Inysstpsnt Go. THIS vil q rsIs
vintage Of By parties Who deairs pro6tsb,e inyeSf-
menta There u l.rFs and eommodious hotel vhich
vhilo other improvements arS fap6dy enhaucdnr -
v.lus Of u: propssty
two and three yeas. Conveyanctpg and recording q
purchasers cost Twenty-6ve dolla . deposit WI s.
required on each lot q the time Of eale
n. B.-Ttckots 70 thts ale ct reduced rstea
ap14Sdfs THOMAS BOWLING. Aue.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
II TOR LsltiInorc and 70 onac River LAndingB.
steamer 81 T. Capt 0eoehegAn leaves stepnensons
Wharf every SUNDAY 81 O'Clock y. N nyG
freight must be prepaid
For further Information, apply 20
sIEPHENsoN BRO.
m3-6m 7Ih street wharf
Mt. VERMONT MT VERNON
STEAMER W. W CORCORAN
Leaves 1thxtreet wharf daily texcept sunday for VI.
Vernon and River LANDINGS tar down Glylnont -
10 O'Clock T. N Aeturplns. reaches NsshilAgtoa
about $50 y.
SIC l. l. BLAKE Captain
lrOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER -MAkkFIELp
Leaves 9Th st wharf on MONDAYS lHGhsDAn
and SATURDAYS am Returning IUksDAfS
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY . IN, touchinsa n River Land
irss far Nomini Greek. Currlolnan. Va. and 81
Clements Bay. Md. Connects with IS and Y. h 4 u
Shepherds. see schedule JOHN u. PADokTT. Ar
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager. ASs
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

J. @. Butler, Chaplain, 11O7 llth ST. NV.
Arson @. McCOok. Secretary, 1924 nth st. NV.
VIM p. Cannaday, Sergeant -at-Arms, 3O2 Del av
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass ave.
James X. Young. Executive Clerk, l506 Q ST. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst Doorkeeper, Is 2d 81. ne.
j. J. Christie, Act Asst. DOOrk'r S25 18th St n. w.
W. Ii. Bigelow, Postmaster, 16 Sd St lie.
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OHIO Republican Convention.
DEIEGAIEs TO CHIC AGO ELEcTED-GovERSoR FoRAEEl
ONE OF THEN.

ONE OF THEN.
In the Ohio republican convention yesterday,
erJsr TIE STsEs report closed, Wells 5. Jones' Of
jackson County, was nominated for member OF the
board 81 public works The rules were then sus-
pended and GOV. Foraker was CHOSEN delegate TO
the chicago convention by reclamation. Balloting
for the three remaining delegates resulted In the
r-i+ctiOn OF Chas. ;. Foster and Representatives
Mckinley and buiterHOrtl- Under suspension
Of the rules MeSsrs- MattoX and LamsOn were
declared the nominees for eiectors-at-large.
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RAILROADS.
pirpNoNr AIR LINE

DfEDMoNT AIR LINE
schedule IN efect March % lssS
Scrdonsvilie ch.rlottes Vile, Lypehburs spd sr,isn
between AexAndns aud lynchbars. blne kloss
& AOs Ssas sP. and s's ars.ss
iias NMfsss Maj ff D.iiy 'i Tor Veronica css-.
%SsSsas. RssSs Sesss b.ss Sss sus ssSs
tween LynehsurF and p.nwlle Greensboro Ralssas
SSssrlO,wss S0 .ol@.,s.. AasS.,. Au.n,s nrni.f.
in connseuo1 With Pullman slsspsrs AZ
@ Ss or;sSs sns Mann Nan sSsSs
solid trnin. Warrington 70 Ans"s& Dos ses ssasss
str.ebrrs. and undergraduates .tstiona
esrSSns, Ss.ros. .1ESs.' psy fss
spd Ohio route, Pullman Sleeper. and Solid Trans
chsttanooga. Memphis. LIttie Kocis ana al soatS.
western potnta Throush Pullman sleepsn Washing
'' IN 70 an Nem M s,,hont ehense nan,
oolumbas, siien. Aususts, ttlabta MonssOHsry Sss
WASHINGTON 70 Yew orissns Te,s., va xtisn1s, and
Mo%nsSmery; Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 Alkaa
Trains on SHIN ton and OHIO division leave WASH
psily: arrive Round hi ii as a N and ~ +.
l.2oP u Daily e,cept SUNDAY. srrsyins wssain.e,s
Sass A. n aud S. = NJ
Through trsln. from the South via Charlotte Dan
and - NJ via East TENNESSEE Bristol and Lynoh-
ssS SSS route and c..,ptte.Sls at ssof AZ:
Tickets, sleering reservation and informstiou
fuFnshed and bsssAse checked al oaios 1900 Penn.
v.n,s ., saiiroad Is aud D sts Jas l. TaiLOR.
nh<o 0ensral f.-senser Agent
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VVHUMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A FOUR STORY BRICK
RESIDENCE. NO. 1909 q sTkEtr NORTH

RESIDENCE. NO. 1909 q sTkLEr MONTH
BY of three deeds Of trust dated respectively
the 18th Gay Of April, 1888. aud duly recorded la
llber No 1893 folio 4s4 ct seq-. of the Land
Records for the District Of Columbia and the 18th
day Of june, 1883 and duly recorded in Liber loi l.
folio 4o1 Ct SEQ. one VI the Land Records ior the
District OF Columbia. and also the 9th day OF Al
gust 1884. and duly recorded in Liber 1904, folio
2lo ct sea- one of the Land Records Tor the District
Of Columbia. and by direction of the party securec
thereby, the Trustees will sell TIL
DAl: the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1855. at
fOUk O'CLOCK L. NJ. IN front Of the Premises. the
following described real estate iuate IN the city Of
Washington. district of Columbia wit: Part IL lot
No in square No 2sS beginning for the ut the
southwest corner of said lot thence north ninety
tSoD feet thence east twenty two (sI feet: thence
south nrty-six 800 feet. thence west Twenty-Five
t22) feet 20 tue place of beginning together with the
improvements which consHt of a four-story brick
residence containing ten rooms. being No. Log
street northwest
Terms: third cash the residue in two equal pay
ment> at six aud twelve months. with tee bearing
teest AT per cent per snnun until paid and secured
10y deed OF trust the property sold all cash NJ the
option OF purcha All conNey anciug add recording
atpurchssers cost deposit Of 500 will be required
~ the time of sale II the terms If sale not com
piled with in ten days. the trustees the tight
resell the property st the risk and cost Of the deIaut
ing pui chaser
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, r-,,.....
ap5-dts ALBERT l. sTUkIENANT,S A~
sS- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. APRIL TMEN fY-ElGHrH. 1855, same
hour and place. by order of trustees
aplSdSds
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Sensation at New Bedford.
A CLERGYMAN DRAGGED From THE House OF
WOMAN AT NIGHT

WOMAN AT NIGHT.
Rev. Charles p. Rttsley, OF Westport rectcry,
Mass, was on Wednesday night dragged by the
hair from the home OF Mrs. Melintha Gammons
ana roughly USed at the hands or an angry crowd.
lie nom the hands OF his prosecutors and
SOUGHT reiu-s IN a neigAbOring house. Alleged in
Discreet Intimacy with TIE woman was the cause.
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DOSITIVE SALE OF TWO NEW TWO-STORY
Il AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, AT IN
TEkSLClIoN OF VERMONT AVENUE AND
BOUNDARY STREET.
FIVE AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front Of
SUB LOIS A. AND As. SQUARE 35s
Each fronting Is feet, and running back alley
Improved by Tn NEW DWELLINGS, SUBSTAN1I-
ALLY BUILT concerted under basement floors. SIX
ROOM AND Bath each: modern conveniences: aud
well located for q good Investment or comfortable
home.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
SALE payable sei-a nuay and 10 be secured by deed
Of trust all cash at purchasers option. deposit
Of 300 at sale each house Conveyanciny &C., 1t
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in ten
d. otherwise right reserved TO resell 1t rsk and cost
tssmeps Of such resale il some newsl apr ublished
apl0-d DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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DUBLIC SALE.

/ o GALE
ON SATURDAY. APRIL TwENTY.FIRsT, AT HALF
PAST one O'CLOCK PM AT RANDOLPH STA
TON. METROPOLITAN BRANCH. BAL lMoRE
AND OHIO RAILROAD, TWO DESIRABLE
No 4 Of IS acres st Randolph Station and on the
kockvilie anc Georgetown pike, good house Of 10
rooms, nne barn. and ali necessary outbuildings and
In high state of cultivation With abundance of fruit Of
all kinds. suitable tor subdivision.
No 2, LAD acres, on old Georgetown road. miles
from District line improved by 10 m anne house,
Eood barn, and al necessary outbuiidiugs. well
tered. penty Of fruit Of all kinds Both srable
farms and SHOULD command the attention - In sc
seeking Investments
Terms: One-nalf cash. balance remain the
farms any reasonable time. Conveyancing q cost u
purchaser. depos Of $500 viii be required on
each farm when sold
ELIAS KEISER, r,s.u,ors
~ ,,.rp,cr GfRIS KEisEf- !
apl2.14,I6,l7lS,la2O
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

"A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL kIA QUEENSTOWN.
Steamship CITY OF ROME from New York
WEDNESDAY. May 10. June IL. July IL. August a
Largest and finest passenger steamer ado.t.
Saloon Passage. S6o 10 100, second class. ESQ
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every SATURDAY from new York 70
Cabin PASSAGE 2 Glassos Londonderry. Liverpool
ST eTsxe. u.w-rd or prep-io. either service, 40
Saloon Excursion Tickets II Reduced kstes Iray.
elers Circular Letters Of Credit aud Drsfts any
Amount issued AZ lowest curr ut For Books "a
1ouu. I1cketA or further information apply 70
DEReoN BROTHERS., New York. O, ".
CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOADEU1CsHER LLOYD g. q 90
East Express steamers.
To Southampton uondon. havre,, Bremen.
Elder. sss7 April "a p M ss.Is. Wed. April Is
May 10 80 M Eibs. sat. May s So pm. LIN.
Comfortable ststerooma excellent tsbls luxurious
saloon appointments Prices lst cabin, 100 and
wards berth according 20 locsuon ID cabin, ESQ
berth steeraws q low rates. Apply 90 = U. pkooka
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20
WALTER b WILLIAMS co. Aucnoneers.

HOUSEHOLD Effects OF THE BEsT WORK
PETS, BgoKCAsGA LIBRARY TABLES, Sill
,vERs1PLATED WARE ELG, At AUCTION.
mencing at In O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall SELL At resi-
dence No 1923 street northwest the contents
HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. PAR
d d2E sYiIks ~ nLUiH
G shAkA TA5LEs SALsUT WiTiSG Pf SS
ING ROOM CHAIRS, UfHoLsrkREb II
LATTER ExTsNsION TABLE, SCREENS,
o0TToMANs, WALNUT MARDRobhs, wALSgr
EASY cHAIk Mo9TLT; BODY BRgssELs CAR
HAIR MATrkEssEs. FEATHER PILLOWS AND
B0iSTERS sitxS..1 Plated MARE. CHINA
Every article 10 Of the best MAKE and good con-
dition when bought IL Will lie to the interest Of
those desiring well Aept furniture the sale
1erms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co.
aplS-.t AuctlOn0era
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

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DRY GOODS
NV Spsrxa Goops.

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DRESS GOODS ccmprisins full line of B,sch f.al.
Fr~ncais Pesu Dc Sole. ana Ns>rott sllha. satin
Duchess ana surzh silka AL GRADS. Blsck SIN Lac,
r1ouncinrs. China silks. ssite~ns aud chslnss 10
choice deeisns Wool suitinss IN plain and ocmeira.
ton Bsrh Grenadine.. lAnen she-tinrs and Pillow
LINENS Dsmssk Table Cloths and Nai'kinS eli s,ssa
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