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SUICIDE OF JOSHUA ROSS.
He Shoots Himself in the Head After
Drinking Heavily.

At Gloucester Court House, Va. yesterday,
Joshua Ross, the young man who was recently
tried for the murder of his uncle, Geo. Hughes,
by whom he had been adopted as son, shot
himself in the head inhicting a wound that
will be certain to result in death. Ross shot
his uncle about four months ago because
Hughes had made improper advances toward
his wife. After long trial Ross was convicted
of involuntary manslaughter, but owing to a
technical defect in the verdict he secured a
new trial. Some weeks ago he appealed to a
circuit judge and secured bail.
Ross seemed to be in especially fine spirits
yesterday. Early in the afternoon he took a
long walk with his wife, and, after returning,
went to the room of a friend A. G.. Rigney, and
found him asleep. In the pocket of the sleep
ing man was revolver, and Ross, drawing
this, said: Il am going to kill either you or
myself which shall it be-"
The gentleman aroused from his sleep, and
thinking his visitor only testing. said: Il don't
care which" Ross thereupon put the pistol to
his head and fired. the ball entering the tenn
pie and making an opening out of which the
brains ooZed. The wound was terrible one.
and must necessarily cause Ross death.
He Is about twenty-seven years old. and a
lawyer by profession. He is prominent re-
publican, and was at one time member of the
Virginia legislature. He had been drinking
heavily
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The American consuls in England gave a
farewell banquet at the Grand hotel in Londc n
last night IN honor of Gov. Waller, late consul
general of the United States.
Advices from China report that eleven
Chinese were decapitated in the province of
Huper Tor having murdered q man who at
tempted to arrest some of them them after they
had burg CARRIED a store.
The report that treaty had been arranged
between the government of Legitime and
the French government is semi-otficially de-
MED i'll Paris.
The duke of Norfolk heads public invita-
ton for contributions for silver jubilee testi-
monial to Cardinal Manning.
FRINGE Bismarck and the princess of Wales
have sent congratulatory letters to Captain
Murrel, OF the steamer Missouri, which res
cued the passengers and crew OF the steamer
Danmark.
The Hamburg-American steamer Rhaetia,
from Hamburg for New York before reported
in collision with the brig Eleanor, was only
slightly damaged and proceeded on her voyage.
Premier Tirard. replying to a deputation of
cafetiers and others, said that it was impossible
to interfere with the management of the exhi-
bItion.
Prince Albert Victor, of Wales. opened a new
dock at Belfast yesterday In the presence of an
immense crowd of people. The prince was
given an ovation.
Although the physical health of the empress
OF Austria has been much benefited by mas
sage treatment, SO far as her mental condition
Is concerned there has been no improvement
Alexander III of Russia is anything but a
soldier emperor. and very little in sympathy
with the army. especially the younger genera.
ton of officers.
In consequence of a demand by the British
foreign Office the Portuguese authorities have
ceased to obstruct the passage of Bishop
Is on his way to Lake Nyassa by way of Mozam.
bique.
At a meeting of the Dublin branch of the
national league Prof. Galbraith denounced the
proposal to abolish the Office of viceroy of Ire
land as an insidious attempt at a further absorb.
tioh OF That country. He said the Parnellites
would obstrUct tho measure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-22
THE COURTS.
EorITY CorRT-.I,l,oo Tor

EQUITY CoURT-.Judge Cor.
Yesterday. Pepper agt. Shepherd; renewal of
lease by r 4. d. Sands, receiver, authorized
"heelan agt Young; G. T.. Gartrell admitted
party complainant. Medford agt Hanlev; A.
G Hanley appointed guardian ad Item. Wright
agt- Wright; sale decreed; II. +. Davis trustee.
PROBATE CoURr-Jpige Cor.
Monday estate Abraham l.. Rose; II. s.
walter. administrator; bond $1,000 Estate of
John ii. Runner; order for summons OF wit
nesses to the will. Estate of Louisa Kunzv.
Will admitted 10 probate and letters issued to III
Ii. Bergman; bond $1,000.
PROBATE CoURr-Register Clnqeh.
Yesterday, estate of Mary f. Thompson: peti.
ton filed and order of publication. Estate OF
Frank Coger; will partially proven Estate OF
Richard ThOmpkins; will filed. Estate of Still.
man +. DolbeaT; DO.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM-yIStIceS Hdqner.
James and Montgomery.
Yesterday, Harmon agt Washington ant
Georgetown railroad company: argued ani
s>bmltted- Smithson agt Smithson; argued
partly: Lamon agt. Mckee; motion to dismis.
appeal noted.
CIRCUIT COURT Chef Justice Biaqtrnn.
To-day, Palmer Il Co. agt. Simmons- anf
Morgan agt. Shelly: 6efaults
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-22
CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 The EVENING STAR circulates in the city
where printed larger number of copies in
proportion to population than any paper in the
world, and its circulation in Washington is
greater than that of ali the other daily papers
In the city added together. it verifes its
claims by afhdavits and by opening its books
to the inspection of those interested. Some
other papers boast largely, but they give no
figures
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The United Brethren Conference.

AT York, Pa, yesterday, the general confer
enee OF the United Brethren was presided over
by Bishop j. Dickson. ID. l.. Rike and J. A.
schneck were added to the trustees of the
printing establishment.
resolution offering the support of the con-
ference 70 the prohibitionists In their crusade
against liquor traffic in PENNSYLVANIA was re-
Ierred TO the committee on moral reform.
Col Robert Cowder was elected Sabbath
schooi secretary, with the following school
Doard: IL. II. Berger, Ohio; s. Z. kumler,
Ohio; c. ID. Rettew. Pennsylvania. W n smith
Missouri; j. II. Lands, Ohio.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
U,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucaoneer.

VERY VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY. or THE
sol ShIAsr CORNER OF AND Fol a.
OPPOsI1E The BUREAU OF FNGkAViNG AND
PRINTING, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
public auction lot - and the west 4t feet inches o.
and improved by lar-e thrve-story brick restaence
being No. 1870 b street southwest
Terms; one.third cash; balance in one and two
years interest at per cent Per and secured by
deed Of trust on propery sold all cash at option Of
sae Al nj s2o required at time q
cost. THOMAS BOWLING.
ny---dSas Aact, neer
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF UNFINISHED TWO
Il STORY BRICK DMELLING AND STORE
NoRIHwEsr CORNER OF AND NTH
STREETS NORTHEAST.
District q: Columbia. passed IN equity Gauss, No,
lloSi. the undersigned trustees will sell at public
FOURTH i DAY @ OF iHe JESE on ss The
O'CLOCK F. NJ, all that parcel of real estate in the
city Of Washington, in the District of
hundred and six (S00) described follows; Be.ln-
nln for the same at the southeast corner OF said lot
81 the northwest corner Of north and Fifth
t5thl street east and running thence along the
south line of said lot twenty C20 feet thence north
nine go feet q IL inches wide TO be land along he
rear of the premises herein conveyed, thence east
along said south line Of said alley twenty (0) feet
the east line Of said lot and thence along the said east
line OF said lot seventytwo (72) feet TO the place
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
cash; balance III one and two years, with interest
ses sold or ali cash al o,,ii11 ~ ,nrssr ~ nm,
chasers. deposit Of 800 will be required Of
sale Conveyancins at cost OF purchaser purchasers
On ten q % days default in compliance with terms
sale the night Is reserved TO resell at purchasers
aud risk on fve days, notice; ,,,
NEAL T. MURRAY IN, AZ.
WORDSWORTH GORDON.
$50 ~ ST,
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers my25-dSds
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yU,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ILRY VALUABLE IMpRoYEp PROPERTY no.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO.
1888 @ STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHiH 1859, at
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, will sell on the premises lot
No. 3d. square No. 24O, fronting 20 feet the north
side OF street, between 18Th and l4th streets, by
depth OF 100 feet to an alley improved by large
three-story brick dwelling and kwo-story back build
ing, containing rooms bath room, and all modern
Improvements, being No. 1343 . street NV.
Terms: Onc-third cash, balance /, >, and years,
with interest secured by deed of trust the prop
erty all cash at the option of purchaser deposit
OF $500 at time OF sale. All conveyancinr and record
ing at purchasers cost. THOMAS DOWNING,
ny2i -d&ds Auctioneer.
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FliHOMAS BOWLING, AuctToneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ALDERNEY DAIRY


BUILDING, V.9 AND 93l D sTKLET n. w, IN
wAsAIH1ToN, D; e, AT AUCTION.
A. d. 1854 and recorded in Liber No. 1919, folio AZ
seq, of the land records of the District of Co
cured thereby, the ndersigned VIII offer for sale, in
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, THE TMEN;
O'CLOCK =. NJ, the following described real estate
Situated in Washngton City in the District OF Colum
i'll square Numbered three hundred and seventy-eight
d wth the so%hes of ss
and running thence north one hundred and
feet six and onehalf G6I inches; thence south one
UIEJ inches street; and thence east thirty (}O)
feet six and one half 6& inches to the place of be-
proyements thereon consisting of a six-story brick
building covering the entire lot and the fixtures
designed and built in SS4 especially for the dairy
business and is complete in all It's amendments the
the largest and handsomest IN the city. There are
By steam and two freight elevators The building is
heated by steam, and IN addition to its capacity for
room besides about forty sleeping apartments ION the
ixth door, for employees. On all the floors above the
Terms Of sale 0nefonrth Of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance N three equal irsallments,
ieITed p e senure BIZ deed Of on the ~ Drp sr
erty sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
In case OF deferred payments the purchaser viii be
81 he t TO kesP 's vii be- reaSre
of purchaser on the day OF sale All conveyancEg
pied with within days from day of sale, if not the
trustees the right to resell the property
days previous advertisement thereof in The Evening
Star. GRO ID u,,,rr,
mvedsas E. ft g: HI HiN Il WHITE, Trustees
ey-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON.
sequence OF the rain until MONDAY, MAY TM ENTY-
SEVENTH, 1889 same hoar ana place: without re-
mysl-d&ds THOMAS DOWNING. Auct.
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RpnnInhar

ALLCoCKs are the only genuine poporS y, .s
TENS They act quickly aud with certainty. and
can De worn for weeks without causing pain or in
convenience. They are invaluable in cases OF
Spinal Weakness, Kidney and Pulmonary difii-
G p, Malaria, Agae Cake, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, strains, rheumatism, Lumbago, Scia-
local pains.
Beware OF limitations, and do not be deceived by
MISREPRESENTATION. Ask for ALLcOcK's and let no
explanation or solicitation induce you TO accept q
substitute.
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my2O-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 936 Est.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING NUMBER ll49
TwENTY-FlRsT STREET NORTHWEST.
will offer for sale. in front of the premises on
1889. at SIX O'CLOCK P. n, lot II, square 100.
fronting II feet inches 21st street. by depth OF
80 feet to alley. House four stories, pay-window
press brick front, all modern improvements, and in
Terms made known at time of sale. A deposit of
500 required GEO. W. STICKNEY,
my20-dEds Auctio9eer.
ESY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE SUPREME
~ Court of the District of Columbia, passed IN
Equity cause No. ll,6o6 Beiber vs.. Bowden aud
ct al heretofore TO wit, on the 9th day of May.
May 1852 the undersiensd trustees in said cause
VIII 2ler for sale At public auction in front Of the
O'CLOCK +. NJ, the following described prop
erty situate and being IN the city of Washington in
and 3D. Of Callaghan and Hagners subdivision Of
twenty feet by the depth OF lot J. in square 919
ments, and appurtenances to said property belonging
beginning with lot f. in the order above
indicated.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. and the residue in two equal ms ailments the
payment whereof shall he secured by the pronissory
notes Of the purchaser purchasers payable respect
cured by deed Of trust the property conveyed, or
the purchaser may pay all Of purchase money
in cash: An costs OF conveyancing and
of be on q 81
each piece property ut the time of SALE The trus
tees the in event of defaut Of
advertisement of such resale at the risk and
d. W. classic.
RoDOLPHE CLAUGHToN, trustees.
4SOk Louisiana avenue NV,
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. my11-d6ds
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auct., 936
rlyHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

EIGHT SMALL BRICKS, SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF TENTH AND W STREETS NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
SECOND, 1889, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the
PROMISES shall sell Seven Iwo-story Brick Houses
ami One Throe-story Brick, located a. above.
Terms: Oue-third cash, balance III |, - and years.
with notes bearing interest five per per an
mum; all convcyancng and recording at purchasers
$50 deposit required at the time of sale each
house. THOMAS BOWLING,
myI5-d&ds AuCtioneer,
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Well Pleased With Them

krotn the CINCINNATI Gazette-
The people of the District seem to be well
pleased with the new Commissioners given
them by President Harrison From all ac-
counts they are both entirely free from all ring
influence or corrupting connections, and as the
cltlzcns OF the states pay one-half tine expenses
Of the District, the country at large has q Great
interest in the appointments.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE BY CATALOGUE.

T.
HANDSOME MAHOGANY PARLOR SUITE,
UPHOLSTERED IN WORSTED PLUSH; FINE
PPRRAaIIER les AMP AND P9RTIERs, sMAkSFL.
SEPARATE PARLQR CHAIRS AND SOFAS
II MuhHoTG iaeH EPH9LsrERED IN sILh
ROYAL oICHhk CARPET.- isXI5; PERsIhS
CARPET, SXl2; LADIES' SECRETARIES, MA.
H HOGAN DWAkF, BookGASE,, MILLION
ARM CHAIR, SOLID MAHOGANY DINING
TABLE. WITH EATkA TOP; MAHOGANY SIDE
Erred AKIN DINING CHAIRS, VERY HAND
SOME CHERRY MIRROR-BACK BUFFET. DEC
GRATED DINNER SERVICE, CUT AND EN-
GRANED GLASSWARE, VERY SUPERIOR ENG
LISH VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS, AND Mo
QUIET CARPETS (m3de in the form Of rugs); ASH
HAIL-STAND, WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRROR
AND CHAIR; ANTIQUE OAK HALL TABLE
HANDSOME WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAM
Der SUITES. CHERRY AND ASH CHAMBER
SUITES, SPRING UNDERBEDS, MATTRESSES
PILLOWS AND holsters, VERY FINE WAL
NUT REYoLyING-TOP DESK. MANTEL
CLOCKS, REFR1GERATORS, KITCHEN REQUI.
SITES, &C, &c.
On I'll tuesday MORNING, MAY TWENTY THIRD
1889, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, 1 shall sell the
entire contents of the elegant residence, No. 1928
SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Parties who desire frstclass furniture would study
their interest by giving tins sale their attention
my11-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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THE GOLDEN CROSS.
Arranging to Receive New England Del
egates to the Supreme Commandery.

The session of National Commandery, No.
SAG, L. o. g. c., Monday evening" was one of
especial interest. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Norris
and Mrs. Mcbride were initiated into the order
The commandery decided to nominate Richard
II. Yates to the grand commander for COM
mandory deputy. Grand Commander Ehle
occupied the chair, and committee was APP
pointed to cooperate with the excursion COM
mittee from the other Communicates
The New England members of the Supreme
Commandery, L. o. q. c., now in session in
Knoxville. Tenn. will return to their homes by
the way of Washington. arriving here late
Saturday evening. the 25th inst. Arrange
lnents are being perfected by the members of
the order residing here. to tender them a
hearty welcome to this city. They will go to
Mount Vernon on Monday at 10 o'clock and on
Monday evening will visit Good Viii Command
cry. No. 2 which meets i'll Scottish Rite hall.
No. lUUI C. street northwest, and the members
Of the order generally are invited.
The New England party have chartered a
special Pullman car Tor the trip. under the
management of ]. ID. Swain. of Nashua. N H.
the supreme treasurer of the L. .. q. c.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: L..
p. Shoemaker to Mary Z. Freeman. sub q. so
179; S2,9725O. W. Mayse ct al to d. BirtwcIl,
subs 81 to 81, So. 672; s. d. BirtweI to Reu-
ben S. Parks, same property; $. NJ. Roche
to t. ]. King, pit. -. SO. 400; s. Fannie A.
Moore to j. $. Mason, sub 80, so. 652: s.. ].
:. Mason to ]. Mel. Carusi, do: 8 Jane G.
Edwards to same, lots 81 TO %. do; &. J.
Mel Carusi to Mary A. Mari ct al. pts. 2G4
and 200. 50. 6I5; $. II. \ Gill to Helen W
Pairo, lot Z, blk. 10, BroOkland; 8. George
Hergesheimer 70 Sarah A. Her zesheimer sub "a
So. 9bo; = ID. Birtwen to c. Gessford subs
q to -. so. SIS; :. c. Gessford TO d. Birt-
well. subs 80 to 81, so. sos; 5. G.. Smith
Wormley to {. ID. Brooks sub %, So. 2O6; $.
GonzaSa College to Philippine Lehnert, sub
1o9. so. GIL; 53.lO0. l.. Perry to Kate Chan
man lot %, L. and BIS sub Pleasant Plans:
81, 1850 W. 7. Dole to s. H. Bond pt. %
So. 1875; S1,SO0. Louisa Graham to Mary f.
Parker. pit. zoo. So. 81; S2,69O Mary NJ FaTnce
TO ;. W. Hail. sub lot /. So 413: $780, c. H.
MeEwen to ". Mayse ct al. trustees. sub lots
Sc to 100, So. SOL; :. A. Nora Spalding to
James b. Spalding. sub Go. 50. 235; 8 Re-
Deeca McNllllaEls to B. +. Gilbert. lots and T.
blk 8. Takoma PARK; $. b. f. Gilbert to
q NJ. Heaton ct al, same property: $.
caroline Cohen to Jane q. Edwards lot 4. So
III; S3.1I7. b. +. Gilbert to Amanda G.
Thomas. lots q and %. Takoma park: $50.
u. +. Leighton ct al, trustees. to A. McIachlep
et al. IN trust. lot 2, blk. Is. 2 and B. blk. l6
Brookland; 300. W. Mayse to same. DIT. lots
As to 80, 50. 80; SS30.56. +. p Naylor TO Isaac
NaumGn. sub 20, 81. 1902; $3.50. j. f. Dement,
TO a. Johnson, pit IL. 20. 7O3; $50. Il. f..
Naggaman to F. ii. Page, sub n, and DTS. o
and Il, SO, 155; $1,000.
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EIHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNJSTFFsS' SALE OF IMPhU ED KEAII ESTATE,
Known AS NO. 1921 STREET NORTH
BY virtue of deed of trust dated oath February, A.
u iSS7 recorded in Liber No. 1243, folio l5G, ct
seq Of the land records for the District Columbia
we will sell on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THE
TaIETY-FIRSr, A. ID. 1882 at FOUR AND HALF
O'CLOCK in front of the premises Lot seven 40, in
Columbia College and others recorded subdivision of
in the city OF Washington. District OF Columbia, to:
two-story frame dwelling, known No. 1871 street
northwest.
Terms: One third cash. balance in one and two years.
with interest at six ( per cent, secured by deed of
trust upon property sold deposit OF 500 will be
reoIIired at time sale. Conveyancing of pur-
chaser II terms of sale are not complied with within
ten days from day q sale property will be reold
notice in The Evening Star.
1924 81. NV
mylS-d6ds 4lO 9Th st. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

SEAlED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvED AT
1-., ~ o IT, ., ths SHIrNisang Architect 81 The
W1c.ockR ~, az il,e l1.fVENTH DAY OF JUNK.
ir ~ ~ 49, , i 'e, .srli isiitng materials
lie June 50. 1890, al accordance With the sT-cta-
ton AZ tbs once. Esch Ind must h. a,StSTap,a nv
,esstnsH Si,sSk igI 500 drawn a. the order Il the
satisactory fnlnlnent OF the order Gad lie delivery
OF the No., ms,s e JAS. Il. MlNDRIM.
my ---eo.I Supervising Architect
DRoPosAl.s FOR ICE-NAVY pFPAkTNFNT-
Il ~sshinsiooi y .. May T., issa- sealed proJo.
the Secretary u the Navy. Will h. rsceivsi until
noon SIAE sLNESSLtENrh. 1850. 70 suurly the
IN Msshnetoa with lcc during the hsal year oasins
Ice. or equal thcre,o solid cl.ar ana fs mn, %
or other inl urltes ana must De- delivered At the
CURED Tho Department reserVes the right l. rs,st
any or all hl1s ard g. wgNe deiects In bids
posal sccePted Will be required q enter into n
tract aud give bond satisfactory 20 the Secretary u the
msn, De On yAIrSsgn = ~ III dsrt
nly2.-1AFIW
pRoPoSAIs FOR IRISH BEEF, NEGETABLFS.
u BEhAn. AND ICE FOR NANN-lAllD, NASH-
dorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef Sc. viii 6e received
az the Bureau 81 ProNisions and Clgthiua Navy n,-
An, JCNE EIGHTH. lSsa. and publicly o,,rned !ui-
Mea,, Y iheietier. L. furnish aud Gcii,er. At the
b,et and Vegetables ,escln. $500 bounds of flesh
y, Ar ending June lu. 1880 Tie risht Is reserved 10
orf OF either article, at contract price, not cNcong
~ u cent more than the above amounts,
oTucr te iul quantities specified should the service
not need them lie bis decided hy lot. The articles
must conform 10 the Navy standard aud Js the usual
nahai insfecuon Blank forms II ofier stsi istions
ald an information REGARD ug tie ARTICLES rur,d ,an
~ onsalned uIon Application 70 the Comnaudant Il
Tie NAVY Yard, Washington. n 4. Tie D,partnsilt
IeINss the rght 10 rvirt any proposal net deelued
1oNAn'ateuus Ia the Government JAMES FI'LIDN.
Ies4iAsteI-oth'fal = = Navy. myS- laNAN
pooMsbER LILTs-AR.HIrECTS OFFICE. L. 5.
CAfIIpi- May \. 1899. Proposals viii he re-
StlNtl AZ his Office until SATURDAY, MAY TWIN
III III at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ !. Tor fS,p ppN,r
Lnts Tor vaults Further information NAV b. obtained
az TINS oie The right 10 reject any and ali hiis h r-
served, EDWARD CLARK, Architect L. \ Capitol
mylo.l3l5,ls.20.22.24
hfFlCE OF THE WASHINGTON AoIFDVCT
~ WASHINGTON, ID. q. MAY -. 1889 Sealed Ur,,,,
S'sals IN dullcate, viii he received tins ofrs UNI
hl - NJ. III ksDAl. JUNE. TWENTY. lSSa Tor
ol~ling trenches and for furnishing lead and into
s'klng and patent juint,Ts for water supply psiit
"l tolHlnta. Forms I'd SPEC, Gan L.. .latil,l
AZ TINS ofhcc. The right II Reserved r.st ana 4ui
an proposals. lie attention OF bidders is lpNit. -
the Acts OF Congp-ss approved February "a lSS,
and February -, lSSf, Vol ~, page :iSa, and III
-, lalse 4 =, Statutes at Large. JNO VI NILSSON
1olohel' u - Army myel-ItSlcls.lS
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION CoMMENC-
ING THURSDAY MORNING AT TEN O'CLOCK
A. n: and SaNEN p. NJ IN STORE 9l2 SEVENTH
SIkEEr NCiTHMEST, an entire stock If GENTS'
L,UhNIahING GOODS AND HATS The STOCK con-
s1sts Of everyth generally found in rst-cass
Enlistment. The stock must be sold within fifteen
days. The trade kindly invited
Iny.e2-6t SAM SAAfSTAG Auctioneer-
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! StNAIL FRAME HOUSES AND TWO BUILDING
| > LOTS ON SMITH STREET, BEWEEN X AND l.

= LOTS ON SMITH STREET, BLWEEN AND l.
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
SEVENTH, AT SIX O'CLOCK, We will sell in front of
the premises
10; i:5 and ~, OF Van Riswick's sub of so. Al,
fronting 80 feet 9th street by depth of 100 feet
to l-toOt glley improved by small frame houses
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance i'll one and two
years notes to bear interest at per cent from day
sale, payable seHi-anuualy, and to be secured by
deed OF trust on promises or all cash, ut option Of
purchaser Conycy unciug, sc, at purchasers cost.
90 deposit each lot at time Of sale Terms to be
Piled with III ten days, otherwise right reserved to
resell risk and cost OF purchaser after five days adj
yetise i'll some newspaper published i'll Washing
ton. ID. &. DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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