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FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Although NJ Chevreul was over a hundred
Years old when he died he was only fourth on
the list. so far as official life was concerned of
the Institute of France. Cassini was member
for seventy-fve years, Fontenelle sixty-six and
Jussieu sixty-three. NJ. Chevreul. at the time
of his death, had been a member sixty-two
years.
The ex-duke of Nassau left Luxembourg Sat
urday for Frankfort. A great crowd gathered
to witness his departure, and he was enthu-
slastically cheered
Mr.. Pendleton, the retiring American minis
ter and his daughters will leave Berlin to-day.
Ex-Minister McLane sails from Havre May
%. The new envoy. Mr.. Whitelaw Reid and his
family, will stay at the Hotel Vendome till they
have secured a house residence.
Col Craighill, Col. Mendell and Major Post,
all three OF the United States corps of engi-
neers. have arrived in Paris to inspect the
French system of military engineering They
will leave tomorrow for Berlin.
Prince Henry's son was christened at Berlin
yesterday. The baby. which was held bv the
emperor during the ceremony. was christened
Waldemar Wilhelm Ludwig Friedrich Victor
Heinrich.
The second ballot in Saint Omer-Sur-Seine
made necessary by the failure to elect the week
before took place yesterday and resulted in
the election of Gen. Boulanger and NM La
guerre. Naquet, and De Roulde to the munich
pal council.
Count Tolstoi the distinguished Russian au-
| thor, is dying. He has been insensible since
Friday. There is no hope of his recovery.
The volcano of yesuvius is in an alarming
state of eruption. Streams of lava are coursing
down the mountain on the Pompeii side.
Miners on strike at Gelsenkirchen, Westpha-
liza. engaged in a riot yesterday and wrecked a
number OF shops. The police dispersed them
with drawn swords.
1t Is reported that Kurdish chief who re-
Gently escaped from prison, gathered number
OF his followers and attacked an Armenian vii
laSe. seized several prominent men Of the vii
lage. poured over them petroleum. to which
they set fire. and then watched their victims
slowly burn to death.
The Brazilian parliament was opened by the
| emperor Saturday
The papal nuncio at Paris and all the mem
bers OF the diplomatic corps in that city, except
! three, will attend the dinner to be given bv NJ
llrard, the prime minister. May Is
Sir Charles Russell has decided in reference
| to the rental disputes on the yandeluer estate
that the tenants shall pay years rent to
| March, 1887.
81 No other paper published has anything
| like half as many readers in the city of Wash
ington has The EVENING STAR, and no othe,
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
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Few Women Vote I'm Delaware

Wilmington Special 20 the Philadelphia Press
For the first time in the history of this city
women were allowed to vote at the school
election Saturday. They did not take kindly
to their newly-acquired privilege. however. for
while there are nearly 1900 women in the CITY
qualified to vote at school elections. ouly
twenty went to the polls and voted In most
instances they were cheered by the men as
they deposited their ballots. The election
passed OF very quietly, and only I,O0A votes
were poiled
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O'Brien Sues Salisbury.

London Special 70 the Philadelphia Press
VIM O'Brien's service of papers on Lord
Salisbury. together with Parnelrs very compli-
mentary reference to the Irish patriot in the
Parnell commission. has made O'Brien the sub
ject of an unusual amount of talk during the
week. He claims damages for libel in respect
of "a speech delivered at WatfOrd by the
premier. All reporters OF the London news
papers,and news agencies who took down the
speech have been subpenaed as witnesses.
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Sharon Divorce Case Sensation.

The Sharon divorce suit was again before The
supreme court Of California lest week on mo-
ton to have the alleged marriage contract be-
tween the late Senator Sharon and Sarah Althea
Hill produced and cancelled as a forgery. A
sensation Was caused by the statement of Judge
Terry. husband of Sarah Althea. that the dOcu-
ment had been burned with his house RECENTLY
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Firamen Drowning Out a Riot.

Al Hanstee, Mich. the Polish priest was
ssssulted on tie street Saturday morning by
one faction of his church followers and q gen
erai riot resulted. in which both men and
women participated. The militia was called
out to qUell the riot. and the fire department
was also called out and turned the hose upon
the mob. After nearly drowning several of the
rioters peace was restored
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WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE
i b. and o. depot. Brsnchyille. Prince Georges
County, Md, ~ miles from Washington, WEDNES-
DAY, MAY EIGHTH, 1889, = one PIE, o. 81; P
The dwelling u Of arjstpcratic pretensons, having
twenty rooms halls veEandas, etc.. in good order;
lawn, shade and orchard. iron ore in abundance.
The land is splendid for farming and adtons the build
ing lots Of town syndicate, milking the property val
uAble o speculation.
Terms announced on the day Of sale.
WIN. II. MARINE,
Attorney for owner. zoo y; cslysrs q. S.ltimofe;
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Harrison Kelley, OF Coffee county Kan, was
nominated to succeed Thomas RYAN in Con1rass
from the fourth Kansas district
The beef-inspection bill, as endorsed by the
convention which assembled in st. Louis in
March, has been defeated in the Missouri leeis-
lature.
j. W. Hardin. a student at the Kentucky
State Agricultural and Mechanical college,
quarreled with Vim. Bush, keeper of the col,
iege dormitory, ami cut him all to pieces, death
resulting. Hardin is twenty five and Bush sew
snty-eight years Of age.
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THIS EVENING.
ap21-dSds
SALE
Il AT LASH

DAWNBROOKER'S SALE
4 AT LASkEY'S,
2Ol PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, COR
NER OF SECOND STREET.
We will sell, beginning on SATURDAY, MAY
FOURTH, at HALE-PAST SEVEN p M, and continu-
ing MONDAY and TUESDAY, the SIXTH AND
SEVENTH, all pledges forfeited by redemption,
from No. to 900. consisting OF Gold. Silver and
Metal Watches, Diamond Pins. Rings, Ear Rings
Sleeve Buttons, Lockets, Chains Silver and Silver
Plated Wares, Clocks. Opera Glasses Musical lnstru-
ments, writers, Guns, Pistols Persons hold
ing tickets please take notice.
Great Bargains. HENRY B. LASKEY.
my3-3t c. A. ROOT & co. Aucts.
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A Millionaire Sued for Divorce.

Catherine NJ. wife of Jordan s. NeeI. the
millionaire river coal operator at Pittsburg.
has entered suit for divorce on the grounds
of neglect. She has engaged Hon. Thomas VI
Marshall as her attorney. Nr. and Mrs Neel
are well advanced in years somewhere in the
sixties and have been married for thirty-seven
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


pAR1s-NoDERN PAINTINGS
Mr. Aususte DTeyf,l>' High Class Collecticnn.
Arising from
CELEBRATED COLLECTIONS
Troyon-Le Passage du BAc
Troyon-IA Route du Marcha
Couroet-Le Retour du MArche
tn. Roussesu-Paysaee DIN Berry
Meissonier-Le Liseur
E Detaille-Bonaparte en- Erypte
H Levy-Heroiiade
Berne-Bellecour-Les TiraiIleurs de Ia seine.
COMBAT de Ma,naison.p
Benjamin COnstan:-L.' Fr,lrerel,r ,lu NTarn-
Pettenkofen-Le Marche Hongruis
Nautier-Ls Noce Alsacienne
Leopold Robert-Pfferari devant la Madoae.
OTHER IMPORTANT PAINTINGS BY
Achenbsch-E. Adam.
Barlot-Rosa Bonheur
Bonnat-Benouville
Berne Bellecour-Corot
r. Daubisny-P. Delaroche
Ed. Detaille-DiaZ
Robert Fleury-E douard Frers.
Karl Girardet-Eamon.
Northumberland.
Jacquet-Iaugee
Lefortier-Louis Leloir
Lobrlchon--van Marcke
Moulion-de Melville
p. Peraire-A Perret
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Salome-A- Stevens
SchmitsOn-Troyon
Vernet Lecomte-Vibert
Waldmuller-otto Weber
Worms
"ater-color Paintings. by Il. Alt. Getten kofen
Rosa Bonheur. Nitert
ANCIENT PAINTINGS
van Dyck. Caracci, Everdingen, Claude Lorrain T.
Goya, van Goyen. Murillo. Rubens jet S Ruys,la.l
ieronrg Nelasquez. Composing the highly valuable
collection of Mr.. Auguste Dreyfus
me sale will take place at PARIS on WEDNESDAY
h"ENIh-NINTH of MAY. 1889. at TWO O'CLOCK
Gallery G. Petit Rue de Seze 3
Auctioneer, Mr.. PAUL CHEVALIIFR. 10 IRE de Il
orange Bateliere. Naluers, Mr. GEORGE PETIT, 1.
Rue Godot Mauro and Mr. b Iasquin = Rue La ftitte
on VIEW privately, Monday, 9th May, 1859. from
\" . O'Clock; TO the public Tuesday. 2Sth May.
The Illustrated Catalogue with a. aoua fort, ,l..os
shall shortly appear. It
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THoMAs BOWLING. AuctIoneer-

Bnii;DINGi 9;,:' AND 93l STREET y ". IL
,MAshlNGIoN. ID. C. Al AUCTION
A D. 1854 and recorded in Iiber y" lii-a 2 10 ia "
q seq, one OF the land records of the Ds,rit ~ o.
ln9la ara az the written request of thc parties Sc
1r Tir, OF The premises, on MONDAY. THE TwEN-
I If;T PAY OF MAY. lSSa. at the hour of FINE
situated in Washington City in the Distri,t 81
hla VIZ: All that part of original lot numbered six m
uhrte hundred and seVeuty-eight
i3aSD; contained within the following metss and
bounds: Beginning at the sOuthest corner Of saii III
and running thence north one hundred and
eighty seven DS,l feet ana ten and onehalf (lOL,
inches To public alley. thence Mest fhir;\ t:Iot
feet six and one-half (6I inches thence south one
hundred and eighty 1870 feet ten and ,ne-half
10l3l inches to street. and thence east t6irty ot
feet six and one half (61eD inches the place Of %
SHINING. Together with all and singular the i'm
proNenents thereon, consisting of siN-StOry brlck
building covering the entire lot and the fixtures
therein This substantial and elegant building was
business and Is complete in all its appointments the
main saloon lunch ROOM ON the first floor leinc,
the largest and handsomest in the city There are
three elevators IN the buldng-one passenger worked
by steam. and two freight elevators The biirs.y Is
heated by steam and in addition its capaclty for
tne uairy business has large kitchen and dining
roon besides about forty sleeping ara rtmots o The
sixth hoorl for employees. On all the floors above the
second there Is a large storage capacity.
Terms of sale: 0nefourth of the purchase money in
cash, and the balance three equal lnstalIp elIiS
payable in two, three ana four years after date the de-
centum, and be secured by deed of trust on the pr,
erty Sold all cash, at the option OF the purchase
In case OF deferred payments the ChaSer will he re-
quired to keep the property insured 10 the Satisfaction
of the trustees, deposit OF 8 900 will be required,
OF the purchaser on the day OF sale All convey ancing
10 he at the purchasers cost. Terms OF sale to be COM
piled with within days from day of sale If NOT The
trustees reserve the right TO resell the property the
risk and cost of the dciauting purchaser after Ne
days previous advertisement thereof in The Evening
Star.
GEO. II, b: WHITE, Tr,,.,oo.
l..
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Affectionate Husband - "Good-by, dear
Should be detained at the office this evening
I'll send you note by messenger"
Prudent Wife-"Don't go to the expense I've
already taken it out of your breast pocket
Puck.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ BUSINESS REAL ESTATE, ON THE WEST
SIDE OF FOURTEENTH STREET, BErMEEN
CORCORAN AND X STREETS NORTHWEST,
NOS 162S, 1880. 1882.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia passed in cause No asa
equity, wherein William G. Clabaugh ct al COM
planants and Lille w. c. Ciabaugh ct al defend
will offer for sale. public auction in front Of
the property, on WEDNESDAY. the FIFTEENTH
DAY0F MAY, A. d. 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
the following parcels of real estate and the
improvements thereunto belonging, in the city of
bered t9Sl and ninety (99 in George
w. Riggs and George H. Plants subdivision Of square
two hundred and eight C0S), according the plat of
said subdivision of record in the Office OF the surveyor
of the city of Washington improved by three-story
and basement brick dwelling and two-story brick
building known Clabaugb Hall. under which hall
there are two large and conlmodious storerooms.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. and balance at one and two years with interest
from the day Of sale; the deferred payments 10 be
by notes of the purchaser and secured
deed OF trust upon the premises sold 500 cash viii
be required each parcel Of real estate the
same IL bid of. Ii the purchaser shall fail to comply
with the Of sale within days after the
day of sale the property will be resod at his risk and
cost. AL conyeyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. EDWIN b. HAY, Trustee,
l425 New York avenue.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Aucts. ap30-dkds
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TO LOAN Al SIX FTE cISr-
5s%
Co. OF phlladslghiA IN siTs % sait an ustsiinsri
p ~ L., OF 20 Years D % sNITa SOY,
MoSSEr To LOAN $4,000 roTo.S on coop
-, HtRkov RauEr
M proved Real kstAte 'es-ariiy 49,. .s5.,uts
sI,e,ia.lT.. ThLIh hrTHti,FOEB.
MONEY To, LOAN AT 5 AND g T1R orSr.IS
VI lsrs,e and small sums. On rssl '.is's IN o. c:
and sold SRiiS crSsiSG ~ NJ s''sA'
srs3, Inn iiuSfsL
ID EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
HI ,,> =. sAfE AS [. ;. BONDS
sIA PER ckNI, PAhABlE ~ ARTERLL
sM 4 ie fi.r slS2 70 5a & SS2
sIhooo-To LOAN
1000 ON RIAL ESTATE
800 TsplsI THos. p wAGGAMAx.
MONEY To LOAN
soun oiA IL any sums desired a. loves. u m
ieresi THOs. }. FlsHER co.
MONEY IN HAND TO LOAN On GOOD KEAI.
go ALBERT I: FOX.
NJ estate, in sums suit. lowest rates VI Interest,"
-, GRO. ". lINkINS
mh-'-'f l9th srd n sts ".
ONEY-LOANs ON RIAL LSTATE. LOCAL or
'A other good Securities. Army and Navy Accounts,
DElns EY. I4l4 New Yora ave- '''''' r.ls "a ,n a.
MONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUNS
10, .. BEDFORD W wuKER,
inh-'-bm zoos -.
l,NDOwNlENT, LIE AND ToNIINE PUlICIFS
IL bought al highest cash prices. Loans nogotiat.l
upoa sane at reasonable terms. AIply a. NJ IA
ACHtSON. 100. ~. NV mill . .su.
NJ Only 10 LOAN
WI IN SUNS FROM $500 UPWARD.
Al 1hE lOMESI RATS on lNlEklSC
AMI COMMISSION
REAL ESTATE IL THIS DISTRICT.
X a. HOIIXdAN
mill Corner 10th ana St.. NV
NoNEY-To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE or FIRSr-
~ class security At lowest rates OF interest uodeay
il@ o. c GRFI.N. 3O3 7th It nv
Two LoAN-S25 900 AT ~ PER CENT IN sims
Il 10 suit Oh real estate.
GMGNN NEWMAN a CO
f.p-s;m Rooms Is and H. Atlantic BulldIg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN ANY
VA sums OAlNN MN MAN a CO
il1-..m Rooms 4; and H. Atlantic Building
Ik in 10 lowest rates on ayproypdreal
estate security ll1CH, FOX BROWN.
o-O l43s lennss lNauIa ase.
NEoNEY To LOAN on REAL BSTGIE AT LOW
NASH'N DANENHOwER,
ar2i Successor 20 DANENHONEE a son. Ill5Fst
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GEO. II. u. VII
-d&ds L. q. HINE,
ny6- d&ds
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
By virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the lst
day OF febrsuTy. 1885, and duly recorded in lib,r
lOS folio 16, one of the land for the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, and at the request the rary
cured thereby the undersigned trustee will sell at pull
lie auction az the auction hOmas bowling
! It'll and Pennsy lvania avenue, on SATURDAY.
ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, 1889. at TEN O'CLOCK
large lot of household effects being Tart of the fur
niture mentioned i'll Schedule A. attached TO said deed
of trust. JOSEPH NJ, KENNEDY
my6-dts Trustee
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n,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

| FINE COLLECTION OF ROSES, GERANIUAIS
| CLEMA11S, PALMS, RUBBER PLANTS, &C,
| FROM FREEMAN'S. AT AUCTION.
| On tomorrow, TUESDAY, MAY SEVENTH 1889,
commencing at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK, at my
auction roooms shall sell choice collection of roses
\ plants, &C., &c. THOMAS DOWNING,
L Anlfi
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HyHOsJAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP.
ERTY OF FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND AND
IMPROVEMENTS, AT TENAILYTOWN, ID. c.
On TUESDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH, 1889 at
FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell on the premises fronting
the Murdoch Mill road and the Military road and i'm
meliateIy opposite the lands of Mrs. Patton and
known a. Dumblane and the Burroughs property.
This property is improved by q nearly new frame
rooms. large stable, carriages and corn. house. &C.
Terms: One third cash balance in two and three
deed Of the property Sold all cash. at the
required at the time Of sale. All conveyancing and
recording ut the cost Of purchaser,
myl-dts q. W. RAY. Executor.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TWO-STORY SIX-ROON FRAME HOUSE, No. 1929
STREET MORT INVEST, KNOWN AS JAKE
BUDD'S RESTAURANT. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH
1889 at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises 1
shall sell parts of lots and TO- square 21 (l5xg
feet II incEes with the improvements which insist
of two-sory six-room frame, No. l429 street north
west
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest and secured 10y
deed trust property sold all cash. option of
purchaser 800 deposit required at the of sale
Ali conveyancing and recording at purchaser cost
my.-dNds THOMAS BOWLING,
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ny4-2t

SALE OF BRICK HOUSES AND
l. LOIS QI yr ON CORNER FoUR5AND-A;HALF
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF
AND AND STREETS, AND LOT On FIRST
STKEET, BETWEEN AND z STREETS
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed i'll equity No IL,
tor sale on TUESDAY. MAY SEVENTH, A. u. 1889,
at the hours aud places named hereinafter the fol-
lowing described peces and parcels Of land and prem
Uses IN the city of Washington, District of Columbia:
AT FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, in front of the premises,
the west one hundred and fifteen Ql5l feet by the
square 1--WE hundred and fortyve IMPROVED by Brick
Dwelling and store, Al and streets southwest.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, the west one hundred
and hfeen q % feet by the width of the Lot
five feet of Lot two in square tive hundred and forty
hYe improved by Brick Dwelling, AZ street, be-
tween VI and streets southwest.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER. the north thirty feet i'll
square five Eudrad and forty five situated in alley
between 3D. and 41e and NJ and streets southwest.
unimproved.
At SIX O'CLOCK M. SAME AFTERNOON in front
OF the premises the north half of lot square mum
bered sx hundred and httysix $3.50. situated LIST
street between Z and = streets W., uninproved.
Terms of saleOne third cash. the balance III two equal
lnstanents payable III one and two years thereafter
respectively notes to be given bearing interest and
be secured by deed deeds of trust the property
sold or all cash at the option of the purchaser pur
chasers. deposit OF 100 each piece sold at the
time OF sale; conyeyanclng &c. at purchasers cost
HENRY WISE GARNETT,
S. T. THOMAS
Az and Louisiana ave.
Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. sp35-d&ds
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WOOD AND COAL
DENTISTRY.

baltimore DENTAL ASSOCIATION sl4 az
ID ST. s.w., N. W. BEAIL Surgeon-in-cnief Teeth
per set, s;s 80 and ss No charge for extracting
where tee are inserted Gold and analeam flling
soc up. specialists In extracting Nitrous oxide gas
chloroforn or ether administered. Painless en-
guaranteed my3-lm.
nR STARR PARSONS DENTIST ,eTH ST, COR
~ ner 4 nv. Killing speciality. Teeth extracted
without pam by pain Killer applied 10 gpms Artin.
cal teeth inserted schang tssu saved; hours tsk
WhxS
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ID oBERT yoSE & CO., Aucts.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NOS. 327, 3.R and 33l PENNSYI.-
WANNA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia made and entered in equity
cause number 1902. Lucy +. McKenna guardian.
VS.. Martha NJ: McKenna e al, the Undersigned as
trustee Will offer for sale in front of the premises on
THURSDAY, the NINTH DAY OF MAY, 1859 al
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, all or a part OF the
following described real estate:
Lot No. 10 Of the subdivision of original Lot and
Part of original Lot =, in square number 80 IN the
City OF Washington and District OF Colum
ing more than 200 square feet. - - I.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and the residue in
one ana twp years In equal Jpstalments. evidenced l
the pTSmssory notes 9f The purchaser, bearing date
annun and secured by reserve lion or deed of trust On
the property in the discretion Of the trustee or the
purchaser should desire, the entire payment may
be made in cash deposit of $500 will be required
on the day OF sale and all conveyancing and recording
Will be at the purchasers cost Upon failure of pur-
chaser to comply with said terms within one week
from day OF sale the trustee the right TO
sell the property at risk and of defauting pur-
chaser.
- EDWARD s. McCALMONT, Trustee,
ap29.eod-ots Az Louisiana ave n "
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers.

ASSIGNEES SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF FINE
SHOES FOR LADIES, MEN. AND CHILDREN
BY virtue of a deed of assignment to me- 1 will on
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY NINTH, at I'm
O'CLOCK, sell at public auction at the auction rooms
of Duncanson Bros. 9th and ID streets northwest,
full assortment OF Fine Shoes to which sale the
ton OF the trade and private buyers is invited
EUGENE L. ARNOLD,
my3-d Assignee of a l. Arnold
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DUNcANsoN BROS AucnOneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

CARPETS &c.
BY virtue of chattel deed of trust duly recorded in
Liber j2S folio 439 ct seq. of the land records
OF the District of Columbia, and the request the
party secured thereby will sell at public auction at
the rooms of DUSCANSON BROS, 9Th and ID streets
northwest, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY
SEVENTH, 1889, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
lot Household Furniture, Carpets, &c, mentioned ia
schedule "A" attached to said trust
TERMS, CASH.
GEORGE JOHNSON,
my42t Trustee.
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V'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ASSIGNFE'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF STATIONERY AND BOOKSTORE No 1925
PENNSlLyANIA AVENUE NORTHNEST. EN-
STATIONERY, BOOKS AND BLANK HOOKS
FANCY ARTICLES, INKSTANDS IN GREAT
VARIETY, FISHING-TACKIE AND BAST-
BALL MATERIAL KNIVES. GOLD PENS AMI
PENCILS. FANCY ARTICLES FOR CHILDREN
SlED-. WAGONS, HOBBY HORSES, SlLgER-
MOUNTED SHOWCASES, AND SOME FIN.
rURES, &C, &c.
The entire stock and some fixtures will lie offered
whole on MONDAY. MAY THIRTEENTH, 1889. al
ZEN O'CLOCK, and il not disposed Of will he i'm
lnedately sold IN detail, and continue from day 10
day at that hour until all Is disposed of
Il. VI. HENDERSON
my6-dts Assignee Of James Graham
,sNWO SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS ON SIN
l. TENTH STREET, BETWEEN . AND X
STREETS NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, MAY EIGHTH
at FIVE O'CLOCK, will SELL i'll front of the prem
Uses,
LOTS As AND 49, SQUAREl1
These lots front 20 g. IL feet each by depth of 90
feet TO alley and situated Sixteenth street or
Executive avenue, and suitable for private dwell
lngs, with which this street Is rapidly being built u
and good building lots scarce.
Terms: $4,000 TO remain on property until JAN
uary 81 1881, at D per cent annum; half of
balance cash, remainder in year 6 per cent or
all cash over Si,500, at option of purchaser de-
Sc purchasers cost Terms to be coIrpled with I'M
ten days otherwise right reserved to resell risk aud
cost OF defaulting purchaser after five days public
notice OF such resale In some newspaper published
Washington, d. Z. DUNCANSON bios,
myo-d&ds AuctiOneers.