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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.
Nomination Confirmed-Tariff He ar
tngs-Other Committee Notes

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the nomination OF Samuel B.
Newell to be receiver of public moneys at Gen.
trail City, Col
SUBSTITUTE FOE THE EDUCATIONAL BILL
Mr.. Morrill, introduced in the Senate yester-
day, as substitute for the educational bill
recently introduced by him, bill appropriat-
ing $4,000 year each from June &c. 1891. for
agricultural colleges in the states and terri
tories and increasing each appropriation by
SIOOO each year until the amount appro-
priated for each reaches $4,000 per annum.
Inc committee on education and labor has
agreed to report the bill favorably and it will
likely pass the Senate without opposition.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR AND THE SILVER BILL
Ralph Beaumont, chairman Of the Knights Of
Labor national legislative committee, yester-
day addressed a letter to Congressman Nc
Kinley, chairman of the House silver caucus
committee, in which he criticises the republi-
cans OF the House for supporting q silver bill
which confers legal tender powers on the pro-
posed bullion silver certificates for the pur-
pose for which the national banks desired to
use them, while refusing the farmers and bust
ness men OF the country the same privilege.
Mr. Beaumont asks what is to prevent bankers
from discriminating against these notes on the
ground that they are only legal tender for
the payment of customs duties, taxes, public
dues. and for national bank reserves, and fur
Their he asks why these notes should be a legal
tender for the use of reserves for national
banks and not for the mortgage debtor to meet
his interest and principal to these banks. The
Dill in short, he says, creates money for bank
ers and notes for farmers.
DELEGATION FROM NEW MEXICO.
delegation appointed by the governor Of
New Mexico at the suggestion Of the territorial
bureau of immigration appeared before the Sem
ate committee on territories yesterday. The
principal object Of the delegation is the urging
upon Congress of the establishing land court
in which to settle the numerous disputed pri-
vate land grants in the territory.
TARIFF HEARING.
An informal hearing was granted by the
republican members Of the ways and means
committee yesterday to several Pennsylvania
cigar manufacturers who wanted the tobacco
schedule in the Mckinley bill changed so that
tobacco, commercially known as wrapper
tobacco, shall be dutiable at the higher rate
provided by the bill. and that tobacco CONNER
cially known as filler, shall be dutiable at the
lower rate. A delegation of manufacturers of
sugar from molasses from New York, Brooklyn,
Boston, Philadelphia and Portland made an
argument before the committee. They con-
tended that if molasses sugar were admitted
free, as provided for in the Mckinley bill.
their industry would be crippled, because the
imported sugar could be sold at a price less
than the cost of manufacturing the sugar pro-
duced by them. In view of this they asked
that bounty Of l cent per pound be allowed
to manufacturers of molasses sugar.
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MAYOR Grants Denial.

At Albany Senator Cantor submitted to the
senate yesterday afternoon letter from Mayor
Grant denying the truth of the statements
made against him by McCann and demanding
that Especial committee be appointed by the
senate to investigate the charges. Senator
Cantor made such motion. but it WAS defeated
by the republicans, who said the Fassett COM
mittee would listen to whatever Mayor Grant
might say in denial of McCann's testimony.
Mayor Grant refused to have a word to say
about the matter yesterday.
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DIVIDING UP S5OO,OOO,
Many Charitable Requests by Mr.. Jas.
Walsh of Hartford County, Md.

The will of Mr.. Jas. Walsh of Hartford county,
Md, who died April in this city, was received
in the orphans court at Belair yesterday. The
Will. says the Baltimore Sun, after providing
for the payment TO his wife, Mrs. Mary Diet
rlch Walsh, her marriage portion. amounting
TO S94, S69. II, with interest thereon from May
j, 1883, at per cent, makes the following be-
quests TO religious and charitable organize
tons.&c., controlled by the Catholic Church. of
which Mr. Walsh was a member, as follows: To
Bishop Macs OF Kentucky, $4,000 for new ST.
Aarys Cathedral, Covington, KY; to st.
Peters Benevolent Society Of Cincinnati for
She education Of orphans at St. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum, Cincinnati, $4,000; to St.
Josephs Diocesan Orphan Asylum at Col
Springs, Ky. $1,000; to the House OF the Good
Shepherd, Campbel county, ky., 5000; to st.
Ehzabeth Hospital. Covington, n.y.. 5000;
TO the Little Sisters of the Poor for their asy-
lum on Reading railroad, near Cincinnati
x5,OOO; 70 the Sisters of the Good Shepherd for
their house on Bank street, Cincinnati, 5000;
70 the Sisters of the Good Shepherd for their
house on Baum street, Cincinnati, 5000; TO
the Sisters of Mercy, Cincinnati, 5000; to the
Sisters Of Charity of ST. Joseph Founding Asy-
lum. Norwood, Ohio. 5000; TO 81 Francis
Hospital for incurabies, Paramount, Cincin-
natl. s5OOO to the Little Sisters of the Poor for
st. Francis Hospital, Cincinnati 5000; 10
Archbishop Elder of Cincinnati. 5000 in trust
for the creditors of Archbishop John B. Pur-
cell; to his sister, Mrs. Mary Dunphy, an an
his estate is bequea.hed to his children. His
wife, Mary ID. Walsh. Bishop Macs of Coving.
ton, ThOs. Cassidy and Peter O'Shaugh nessy
are named as executors without bond. The es-
nnlsted wealth Is over $5OO,0O0.
The hotel men Of Philadelphia are pushins
forward their plans to make their own ice /.
the Knickerbocker Ice Company does not make
up Its mind that il can supply them with ice al
- a ton.
Prof. A. S. Hardy, mathematician and novel.
ist. will spend the coming summer in Japan.
Col Charlton II. Way, ex-consul general Il
Russia, has been appointed by Gov. Corridor
commissioner from Georgia to the worlds fail
n Chicago.
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Burglar Tuthill Convicted.

James G. Tuthill. the mason of Montclair.
NJ, who for two years worked at his trade in
the daytime and committed burglaries at
night, was brought to trial yesterday .There
were fourteen different charges of burglary
against him. On the first charge Alexander
Robinson positively identified Tuthill as the
man who entered and robbed his house. There
were some lively tits between counsel. The
jury, after being out some forty minutes, rem
dered verdict Of guilty. When arraigned on
two other indictments Tuthil broke down and
acknowledged his guilt. He was remanded.
His wife is still in iail
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Executor Of estate ,
ap25-f.s,tu ,th&s5t
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

1hUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED Properly. KNOWN AS PREMISES No.
IN FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed of trust dated the 10th day of
April AID. 1881, and recorded i'll Liber No. 961 folio
1876 ct seq of the land records the District of
Columbia and At the request of the party secured and
holder OF the note will offer q. public sale in front
OF the premises ON TUESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, AID. 1890, AT HAIF-pAST FOUR
OCLO, PM, the following described property
situate in the city of Washington District Columbia
to wit Parts OF original lots numbered 40 and
eleven u1l in square numbered two hundred and
tifty-two esq.
Beginning point the east side of 4th ST n w.
ninetytve 900 feet three Ga inches north of the
southwest corner of said square, and running
north eighteen Us feet nine 90 inches less
10 the center OF the partition wall dividing dwellings
Nos. Il i and 1l3 l4th ST., thence hundred
and four O4) feet to an alley thence south eighteen
40 feet nine 90 inches, more less. 10 point due
east the point OF beginning aud thence the
beginning. together with all improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Onettird cash. balance eQ1al
instaments payable i'll ole and two from day Of
sale notes bearing int rest payable semi annually at
the rate of six cent aunu, and to be secured
BY deed of trust Oh property sold ali cash. At
ton OF purchaser A deposit OF $500 viii be re-
CURED on property sold Conveyancing &c. ut pur
otherwise trustees right to resell the
property in default at the risk cost If detauting
purchas er, after hve days advertisement of such
sale III some newspaper published in Washingto u.
G. EDWARD Is. COTTkELL,
Trustee.
MARTIN LANE,
ap25-dSds Trustee
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OFF for l.reUf0Wn

Quite contingent of officers and men en-
ployed by the Nicaragua Canal Construction
Company sailed from New York for Greytown
yesterday on the steamer Hondoo. Among the
men connected with the Nicaragua canal on
board were Chief Surgeon J. Edward Stubbert.
Assistant Surgeons Menocal and Archer Second
Assistant Engineer Holcombe, Mr.. Harris, su-
perintendent of railway construction. Con-
tractor Treat and fifteen engineers and tele-
graph operators. They made jolly party and
many friends were at the dock to see them de-
part
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Delays Are Dangerous.

Judge Miller yesterday held for the grand
jury in 500 bonds William G. Reieheneke
who was charged with embezzlement 1t was
alleged that as agent for the United States
Mercantile Protective Association OF New York
he collected Sc from DIR. s. s. Adams and
failed to turn it in.
Mr.. Darlington for the defense claimed that
it was only a delay on the part Of the defend
ant, who intended to turn in the money when
he got another payment. The court held tina I
the governments had made out u case, and
therefore held him in n small amount Of bond
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 The principal value OF TIE EVENING
STAB to advertisers is the fact that il is not
thrown away after once being read, but passes
through half dozen pairs of hands at least be-
fore being tossed aside This is the adranta9e
presented IN fanny newspaper.
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FUTURE DAYS.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers:
NORTHEAST. No. 617
By,virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in Liber
DistTlct Of Columbus We viii sell at pubic suction in
E sN Fl tIe ErsyiseIs on wEpNESDAh The FoHR
premises known and described on the ground plan
@ n neS psPs is Of
lots In square numbered nine hundred and sixty 960
in oihss OF s1id district in book
ways. easements rights privileges and appurtensnces
to the sauis beiong1pg or in anywse appsrtaining
annually ma to be secured by deed Of trust on prop
ancing, &c. at purchasers cost. deposit of s20O
required At time of sale. Terms TO BE- compiled wit
and cost Of dei.nltns purchaser after ave days pub
lie notice Of such resale In some newspaper published
apso-dsds TAos. q. BRADLEY iR.asGIEY Trustees.
q al F EEET o ~ 6TENNEssEE
sa1fH ksfr sd
District Of Columbia passed in equity l2421 the
SSHsIa % SA ~ ~ aSY 1880: Al hALrfHsT
IN sausre mum bered ten hundred and li02i
In the city OF Washington in the District Of Columbus
per cent in notes secured by deed Of trust on the
: q IL 81 vii e :.
Of SALE ConveyAeng at cost of purchaser or purcha
as q 70 81
or risk On i've days notice e, In newspsPer
No" uad sES spt IS f5i SGP K Trustee
pUNcANsON BIOS, Aactioneera ap30-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,


THOMAS BOWLING. Auctiopeer.
SECOND SPRING SALE.
FRESH STOCK FROM STEAMER IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION.
CATALOGUE OF FINE SELECTION
IMPORTED PLANTS.
Consisting of
HARDY Low BUDDED DWARF ROSES,
SUMNER AND MOSS ROSES,
CLIMBING PLANTS. RHoDoDENDRoNs. &c.
From the Old Reliable.
THE BosKooP CHoLLANDD NURSERY Asso-
CITATION.
Represented in the United States by C h JoosTEN
Coenties slip, New York,
Which Will be Sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT Ny SALES ROOMS
ELEVENTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ON MONDAY. MAY FIFTH 1890. AT ONE
O'CLOCK Pm.
THOMAS BOWLING,
ap3O-Ht
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ap25-d&ds
EEo. W. sTIcKNEY, Auctioneer

GEO W. STIcKNEY, Auctioneer
TRUSTEE SALE OF FIVE-ACEE LOT, FINELY
SITUATED FOR SUBDIVISION, AT JENNINGS.
ID. c, IMPROVED BY GOOD SEVEN-kOOM
COTTAGE
As der that certain deed of trust. dated
March u, 1889 recorded in Liber No. 1881. folio
9 ct seq of the land records OF the District Of Co
lumbia, will sell at public auction front of the
premises on TUESDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF MAY.
1880. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, the fol-
lowing real estate situate in the District
of Columbia. to wit All Of lot numbered D. in John
H. W. Burleys subdivision OF part Of the sheriff
the same is recorded III Iiber GOV Shepherd No.
l. folio of the records OF the surveyors office of
said District containing five of land. more
less sui ect to prior deed of trust recorded in Liber
No. 1877 folio 347 of said land records. secur
ing the sum ef 81 400 "a interest at cent per
aunum from March ~. 1890
Terms Of sale: One hall of the purchase money in
cash, aud the balance in year. secured by deed
trust said real estate with interest at
cent per annun all cash. the purchasers option
A deposit Of &lv0 must be made upon acceptance OF
bid IL the terms OF sale are not coPlied nth in ten
days the property will be resold the risk Of
the deaultng purchaser after eight days notice by
advertisement in SOME daily published in the
city Of Washington, ID. All conveyancing ct pur-
chaser's cost. CHARLES II. KNIGHT.
apl5-d9t Trustee.
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"VictOr Meredith Bell'' Married.

Miss Virginia Reese, known in the literary
world as Victor Meredith Bell" was married
In the Franklin Square Presbyterian Church,
Baltimore, at noon yesterday to J. b. r. Phil
lips Baltimorean by birth, but now of Phila-
delphia. Miss Reese is the youngest daughter
Of the late Rev. DR.. ID. Evans Reese and resi-
dent of ST. Michaers. Nd She il connected
with the Jenness-Miller Magazine of New York
city and her gown was of the corsetess kind.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
IL 9th and ID streets N VI

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE No. 1912
C0RC0RAN STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of the power i'll vested by will Of Lavi
MIA G. Connolly, deceased will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY,, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF MAY
A ID. 1890, AT SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ, in front of the
premises,
LOT 49, OF CAMMACKs SUBDIVISION OF LOTS
IN SQUARE 240,
Fronting 10 So 100 feet CORCORAN street. with
depth of 80 feet to alley, and improved by we'll
built two-story Brick House. with back building and
cellar. No 1912 CORCORAN STREET: modern con-
venences This property is well located, beng con-
yenient to street car lines, &C. and will make good
home investment
Terms 0net third cash, balance in !. . and > years
notes to bear per cent interest payable semi
ally. and to be secured by deed of premises
sold. all cash. at option of purchaser deposit
800 required at sale. COnveyancng, &c, at pur-
chaser's cost Terms to be complied with in days.
risk and cost of the defauting purchaser after days
advertisement of such resale in pub
Hshed i'll Washington, DC. X. o. HOFFMAN.
MI -dNds Trustee,
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Prince George TO Visit the States.

On Monday Lieut.. Prince George, r. N, the
second son Of the Prince of Wales, formally as
sumed command Of the new cruising gunboat
Thrush, which has just been completed at
sheerness. The Thrush is $50 tons, /, 200 horse
power and carries six guns, four OF them A {
quick firing and the rest machine guns. She
is to replace the Forward on the north Atlantic
station. Prince George will visit Boston. New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore with the
Thrush
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The Old Dick Eve

The character Of Dick Dedd-Eye in pima
fore" at Ford's yesterday in Baltimore, was
filled by Mr.. Frank Pearson Of Washington,
who acted and sang the same part in Deem
Der. '79, when "Pinafore" had its original
American production at Fords.
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BROS. Aucrloneera

hUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneer1
TRUSTEES, CONTINUATION SALE OF vALu.
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, IN ."rwINING CITY, BLING
SMITH AND ELLIOTS TRUSTEES SUB
DIVISION OF THAT POTION OF THE
EsTATE OF THE LATE COLONEL HENRY
MAYOR. BEING ON The EASTERN BRANCH
Of P3T0MAG OR ANAC0STIA RIVER AND
PEN.sYLvANIA AVENUE BRIDGE. NOW
By virtue OF Q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed In Of Naylor
Nsylor ct AL No 9327 in equity, we will offer ct
public sale ON the prens beginning On THURSDAY,
HE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY AID. 1880, All
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, various lots in
the subdivision Of .'TWINING CITY" made by us as
trustees and recorded in book No. q. county. page
No 13l. in the surveyors ONCE OF the District of
Columbia
Terms Of sale one-third cash. the balance in equal
instruments at and years. notes 10 be given bearing
o per cent interest from day OF sale, payable semi
annually, and to be secured BY deed OF trust the
ch.ssr deposit Of e.5 on each lot sold will be
chaser's cost II the Of sale not coulplied
with within ten days OF day Of sale, the
serve the right 70 resell the property in desut 1t the
risk and cost of defsultng purchaser after five days
public notice OF such resale in some newspaper
lished in Washington City. d. @.
NB.-Plata showing the subdivision can be oh.
tanned on application OF the trustees the auctionee
RICHARD SMITH,
Webster Law building, | r...
CHARLES A. ELLIOTT, @sussse.
ap23-dkds Feudau Building.
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. AuctiOneer. 1886 F st.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. 9l2
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
will offer for sale, in front of the premises, on
MONDAY. The FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1890. at
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK J.. NJ. the following
described property situate the city of Washington
District OF Columbia to wit: All of lot l07. in
square 300, said lot fronting feet on Rhode Island
near 9th street northwest.
Terms of sale: One third cash. and the balance in
10 and two I'D years, with interest at the
SIX per centum pei annun, pay able seminar ually.
ali cash at the option Of the purchaser 500 de-
post at time of sale. Terms to be complied with in
fifteen days the property will be resod at risk a1d
cost Of defauiting purchaser after ye days adyer
tisemept in The Evening star
NJ. ID. PECK,
Executor of estate Of Il. NJ. kleibor
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
1THoMAs BOWLING, Auc,ioneer.

fTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
UNIMpRovlD PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT
.-'- - AUCTION.
VALUABLE uNIMPRovEp PROPERTY ON THE
EAST SIDE OF THIRTY-FIFTR STREET
xBovE STREET. CONTAINING ~. 3.s ~
SQUARE FEET. FRONTING $50 FEET ON
THIRTY-FIFTHS STREET, RUNNING THROUGH
TO THIRTY-FoURTH STREET. HAVING A
FRONT OF 80 FEET ON THE SAME AND
ABOUT $40 FEET ON STREET EXTENDED
AND WITHIN FOURTH OF SQUARE OF
THE GEORGETOWN ELECTRIC RAILROAD.
BRICKS OR FRAMES CAN BE BUILT. TO BE
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THURSDAY,
MAY FIRST. 1890. AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
PLOT OF PROPERTY CAN BE OBTAINED OF
THOMAS BOWLING, PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE.. CORNER ELEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in one two
sEs ss N
the property sold deposit Of 5000 required time
Of sale within ten SS days after the day Of s se
the property viii be resod at his risk and cost All
ssItife.ts Of the coiumbis Title Company
fu aas,asds THOMAS Dow saa,soneer
l. DWELL1Na. NO 1855 p STREET MONTH
On TIuRspAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIRST 1890,
.-,--.., Lot A, SQUARE 157.
inmpF9pyed By Nell bnil' Tg9,story and Msnsard
Ii IN good order and suitable for those desiring
orinvestment.
Terms: one third cash, balance in one and two
years. at six per cent interest annually and
secured by deed Of trust all cash. option pur-
chaser deposit of $500 at sale. Conveyancing
&c, at purchasers cost. DUNCANSON BROS,
ap2o-dSds Auctioneers
TCIN1 NEW BRICK AND BROWN STONE DWELL
NORTHWEST.
Also,
FINE NEW BROWN STONE AND BRICK DWELL
ING. No. 1879 NINETEENTH STREET NORTH
On THURsDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FIRST, 1890.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK will sell in front of the
LOTS ia AND lis. SQUARE 1913
This property ID situated at corner of 18th and 8
streets northwest, the houses being three story
and basement, completed III brown stone and brick,
eight rooms each. with modern conveniences and
finished in first class manner.
Lot Is Ia improved by double house on the corner
Lot 114 is improved by double house No. 1889 18th
street.
They open for inspection, and are worthy
the attention OF those looking for desirable home
investment.
Terms; One third cash balance in one and two
years. Notes 10 bear interest at per cent payable
seml-alnuSlly. aud to be secured BY deed
the PREMISES or all cash, ut option of purchaser.
deposit of 800 viii be required on each house at
time OF sale Conveyancing &c. at purchasers cost
Terms 20 be complied with Ill days. otherwise re-
sale NJ risk and cost of purchaser after five days ad
ton, u g.
ap26-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
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.oposALs FOR FURNISHING ASPHALT

DRoPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ASPHALT
Il Roadway Biocks-Otnce of the Commissioners
DC. Washington, DC, April IS. ls90.-sealed pro-
O'CLOCK NJ. On WEDNESDAY. MAY SEVENTH.
1890, for furnishing one hundred thousand. more
less Asphalt Roadway Blocks for on streets and
alleys in the city Of Washington Blank forms Of pro-
posas and specifications be obtained this ONCE
upon application therefor together with all necessary
information and bids upon these forms only will be
considered The reserved to reject anJ and all
bids. J. W. DOUGLASS, L. @. HlNE H NJ
ROBERT. Commissioners ID. T.. Ap2S-6t
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Minister Palmer Out of Politics.

Minister Palmer, who has been mentioned as
a candidate for the governorship of Michigan
and is in Paris en- route home to take part in
the campaign, has telegraphsd his withdrawal
from the race. The death Of his niece, his last
living relative, has broken him down COM
pletely.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auc,,oueer.

T'HoMAs BOWLING Auctloneer.
FINE MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN.
AMY
GALLERY,
HOO and l02 Pennsylvania svenns. corner l1th ST.
EXHIBITION DAYS:
MONDAY. MAY FIFTH TUESDAY. MAY SIXTH.
SALE DAYS:
WEDNESDAY. MAY SEVENTH
THURSDAY. MAY EIGHTH.
FRIDAY. MAY NINTH.
Sales commencing each day at ELEVEN An. and
THREE PM
The above Collection represents the French English
and American Schools Of Fine Arts. embracing many
choice works direct from the easels of fsvorte and
esteemed artists.
MELROsE. KURTz OTTO soMMERs. MARIO
BOISE. BUSH. CHAs soMMERs, DOLL.
and many Others collected by we'll known New York
connoisseur
Every Painting will be positively sold withou,
reserve limit. an opportunity which seldom occurs
ut art auctions
ml-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Aucsioneer
INHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, SATURDAY, MAY
THIRD, 1890, AT TEN O'CLOCK, EMBRAC
ING EVERY DESCRIPTION OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS.
Small lot Groceries
AT TWEfVE ;O,rIocK
Black Mare, years old. good under the saddle and
in harness. u blOoded.
Strawberry Roam Horse, 8 years 70 good family
horse)
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Several Horses belonging to . department Of the
government.
Also
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
one Twenty passenger Excursion WAGON.
New and Secondhand Vehicles of every descrip
ton. mI-1t