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Cattle Market.

The SALE of that magnificent collection of
Turkish carpets and rugs commences at BOWL
ings auction rooms at III a. m. COMMONWEALTH
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Try HungerfOrd's Golden Rod" Flour
and have white bread. 9th and sts NV 1t
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II T. wALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST MAS
81 bestos Goods Moth proof PAPER and Wax l. = and
3-ply Prepared Roofing, flue Lining and 1ops ". IL
Lame, cenents. White Wash Brushes cheap. apll
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Old Rye Whisky, 75c. at. METzGEr's, All T."
Piles! Piles! Piles!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind,
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered 1t
never fails to cure old chronic cases of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ja25-s, tu, thl5Ot
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers
GRAND CLOSING
AUCTION SALE OF ORIENTAL GOODS,
No. 1924 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
Bet. 18th and 10Th streets, near the Treasury.
| FINE COLLECTION, CONSISTING OF 500
| PIECES GENUINE RARE ORIENTAL RUGS,
| CARPETS. TAPESTRIES, TEXTILES, POR-
| THERE'S AND EMBRODERIES, $50 OF
WHICH ARE GATHERED FROM
THE PALACES OF THE ORIENT
SALES COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY. MAY IA. IL AM AND ppm.
AND FOLLOWING THREE DAYS AT THE SAME
HOURS.
Your attendance will give you simply an idea about
the Palace Goods this is the first time in the United
States such collection been offered st auction
Respectfully.
THE ORIENTAL TRADING CO.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO..
ml3-3t Auctioneers.
| VNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SEVEN
TENTH NEAR NJ STREET NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY, MAY NINETEENTH, 1890, AT
| HALF-PAsT F0Uk O'CLOCK M, in front Of the
premises will sell the west part OF subot g. square
1873, fronting "a feet 11th street Nj street
northwest, by q depth of 100 feet with public side
alley. This property in very valuable desir-
able section, being near Connecticut avenue and De
| Sales street
Terms One-third cash. balance and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust on the
property all cash. Recording and convey at
cost of purchaser; s200 will be required time Of
| sale. THOMAS DOWLING
my12-d&ds Auctioneer.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO, Auc,ioneers,
HI $50 Pennsylvania ave n W.

$4,000 FEET OF GROUND ON YALE STREET,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. NEAR THE RESI-
DENCES OF MRS GENERAL, LOGAN, UR.
HAMMOND. A. L BARBER AND. OTHERS. TO
CLOSE The AFFAIRS OF SYNDICATE
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK, will offer Tor SALE in front OF the
premises,
LOTS Il, Is. 10. 90 AND 81, IN BLOCK %
or COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
each lot fronting 90 feet by depth If $50 Ga feet
These lots tire desirable in this section and
shoui command the attention Of parties III search VI
valuable building sites
Terms: One-third cash, balance in and two
years interest per cent anuuIn secured by deed
of trust the property sold all cash option OF
purchaser. deposit OF Sl00 upon each lot at time
of sale; II terms Of sale not complied with IN nj
teen days from day of SALE right reserved 10 resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defautlns pur-
chaser after five days adyerts .ment liz some news
paper published IN Washington, DC. All Conveyance
ing, &c, at the cost Of the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE, DAER CO,
no a net
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We VIII Place on Sale "Wednesday
morning so Pairs Gents Fine Dongola Oxford
Ties at -. 43, usually sold at So Z.STRAsBURGER,
sos 9TH street 1t
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SEE THE SUITS We have marked 513 80 in sack
and frock shapes. IN checks. piaids stripes and
mixtures. EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and L.
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MM. +. MATTINGLY, -r-,,s....
1HuN. r. MAtIGAMAN.i trustees
n AEGEAN Aras -
u ATCLIFFE. DARR co. Auc,ionecrs

ChANcERY SALE OF THREE STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWN A. h23 TIFlkD
STREET NOITHMESI. AT AUCTION
By VIRTUE 81 decree Of the Supnrue court u tie
DISTRICT % columbia, a>sed On the pa day April
AID, 1880. IN equity cause No 1000 iarket 80
wherein Andrew ". tuilampre Il al. are rumlalnafs
and Jaue = Johnggn Ct al ar defendants. Ne Will
offer for sale at lnbic action. in front 81 IN. ,r,s.
on Ill SDAI, lHE 1HIRIEENlH DAY on NAY.
AID ls@0. at fINE OCLOCk I'M. Part Il lot
twenty eight '-Sl N square numbered five hun
Washington, I'm tn" District Il Columbia
beginning tor the same On Sd street 20 i.et north Z
Tue Sc corner OF SAID square. running Whence north
81 feet inches thence west 100 feet. fhera sluth
fect inches thence SO a the Mace
ginning. being the north 81 feet iurhc. la ful .th
Of said lot with all the improvements and aIgurtc-
nallces thereto t,longlnE subject. however T. two
certain deeds Il trust. tor 500, With A e;
Ter cent Ter annum which NiiI mature n,ceuber 81
annum.
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree are. ouelalf
OF the purchase money and above tie two i,sls
oi trtsl IA cash ana the residue Iay ale IA tAelNa
months from The DAY OF sale, with interest
Opium OF the purchaser. deposit Il loo required
al time OF sale AL convey recording EC
purrhAsers cost II terms II sale uut cotut lied
WITH IN ten daNs from the Cay Of sale ihs
serve the night 10 resell the property n the rk aud
cost Of the deiaullLg purchaser after fve Ia, al
yertsemont u such resale III Newspaper pub
hshed IN Washington, DC.
WILLIAM H. sHoLEs Trustee
40 9TH st NV.
ANDREW X. BROWN, trustee
ml-d&ds 8JO la. ave. n
sg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY. A d. 1880,
WILLIAM II. sHoLEs, Trustee.
ANDREW K BROWNE, Trustee.
ml2-dSds 4JO la. ave. nv.
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rI,HoMAs poWLINd. Auctlan.er- "
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Va "a.
TNENTY-SEOOND STREET. AT AiCTinN :

NAIUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 93i
TNENTI-sECOND STREET. AT AUCTioN.
O'CLOCK NJ viii sell IN trSnt 81 tie p ~
part OF LOT T. IN square No "a fronting feet ~
mia avenue lya depth Of l22 feet ~ inches 10 80
Got vide Tiey improved by comfortable three story
Terms; one, third cash, balance IN one and two
property. all cash deposit Of 500 reag.r a.
the time OF sale. Recording and sonT e1aicins Il
purchasers cost mIO-i&as
~ BrSSINk IS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH sIREET.
BBiE:ThoMffEH + AND STREETS NokrHwtsr,
CITY OF WASHINGTON. DC.
BY virtue of decree OF the supreme Court Of the
cen.ber, a, d 1856, ia Equity cause No 30 :. Ne
FRIDAY, the Twf My .iHIkD DAY OF NAY 4 d.
1890. a; FIVE O'CLOCK T. VI. the Following parcels
six 400 in the city OF Washington, District Of Co
First The north half of Lot numbered ten tlO i'm.
proved by four-story Brick Duding. known a. No.
3l3 9Th street. and one-story Back Building with
Second The south half OF Lot numbered eleven q D.
improved by nyestOTy Brick Building. known a. No.
3ll IN street northwest. with four-stUry back Build
in ana Building IN the rear.
Third Part of Lot numbered six 90, beginning for
the same at the northwest said Oh thirty
600 foot alley and running tcCe east Ahont thirty,
foriy four (4ID feet 70 ten q o. foot alley; tGenc
west about thirty five t3I) feet eleven a D inches and
persons desiring vSstnenfs M bnsns rn, 70
Terms OF sale, provided Uy the decree. are one
fourth "a cash, balance C. - and three
go years. with interest from the DAY of sale for h
notes VIII be required. al cash option OF Iur-
chaser or purchasers. Upon Confirmation sale and
payment OF all purchase money the property will he
conveyed Convey anclng at cost Of purchaser III
terms II sale are not complied with in tea O laNs
the trustees will resell and risk of defaulting
purchaser del o,it 90 $500 each in she FIRST two
parcels and of SlOO the third parcel Of ground Will
be required at time OF sale
WILLIAM A. GORDON,l
$50 ~ St NV
REGFNAIB FfNDAIT.
Cor A. ST. and La. ave trustees
JAMES a.. SAkILIE
l4la ST. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ml0.d&ds
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Evenings at s:I5-Mstinee Saturday.
CARLETON OPERA COMPANY,
In an Entirely New Comic Opera entitled
MYNHEER JAN,
MYNHEER JAN,
BY the Composers of Erminie.
Next and Last Week, Farewell of the
Carleton Opera Company.
QUEENS LACE HASpKEncH1EF. mis-
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
N Every Evening. Wednesday and Saturday Matinoes
Performance begins at Sis.
The celebrated Author and Actor. Mr..
EDWARD HARRIGAN.
and his New York Company. under the management.
ofM. W. Hanley
Tuesday. Wednesday Evenings and Wednesday Mat.
"sQUATTER SOVEREIGNTY"
Thurs. Fri. and Sat Evenings and Sat- Mat,
"oLD LAVENDER"
Original Songs and Music by Dave Braham. mis-
X ERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER.
Ladies' Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
LESTER AND WILLIAMS
LONDON
SPECIALITY AND GAIETY COMPANY.
Thursday Night
Grand Scientific Match
CHAs SMITH VS. CHAS. BROWN
The Colored Champions.
GLopE IHEATER; Pa; ave: and 18th street
DRAM, FEM :, 4Es II Nv De- - QNE,4 oD,xno
DRAMA FEN hLHN SIB lilly b GAYD oL1o
Matinees Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and saturday
nees TO- 20 and 80 cents. myi2
DANORAMA BUILDING.
l. 10th St and Ohio ave.
SECOND WEEK
OF wAsHINGTON's GREAT
MUSICAL SUCCESS.
VENETIAN LADY MANDOLIN PLAYERS.
Concerts daily at . 80 and 7:3O pm
HUB SMITHS LATEST SONG,
SWINGING IN THE GRAPE VINE SWING.
viii be played. my12
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.
IL Week of May ~.
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Elaborate production
Of the
WAGES OF SIN"
With new and marvellous effects and efficient cast.
Next Week-ADA GRAY. m12-Gt
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FUssEILs Kirsch ice cream. a new fruit deli
cacy; original with and made only by
FCsSEII. 1i21 Now York aye
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That TIRED FEELING

Prevails with its most enervatiug and discouraging
effect in spring and early summer when the days grow
warmer and the toung effect of the cold air is gone
Hoods Sarsaparila speedily overcomes that tired
feeling whether caused by change of climate,
or life by Overwork illness, and mparts that feel
ing of strength and self confidence which is comfort
ing and satisfying. II also cures sick headache
biliousness, indigestion and dyspepsia
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POnneroy's

COffees, fresh and fine; Java and Mocha, SOC.
NJ. x r. METZGEE. All eth and 2l0S l4th NV. .
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TRY CASE OF HEURICH's extra pale"
lager. The ARLINGTON BOrTLING Co.,
9th and sts NV.
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PROTECT Your LIVES AND PROPERTY b. using
Vulcan fire-proof paint and lightning rods.
G. Fen KEYS. 9l6 ST. NV
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SOLID OAK CHAMBER SETS. large circle bevel
mirror. reduced to 524. Antique wardrobes.
$l2 :. X. BROwS & Son Goth and Pa ave- n W.
Try BOTTLE of the celebrated Wilson
Whisky at ID. ELLIS Sd and sts :. e. ,Capl Hill
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For COMPLETENESS of assortment our chill
drens department takes the lead. See the suits
We have from - up. EIsEMAN Bros, 18th and T..
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Lap Spreads and Horse Sheets in larger
variety, prettier styles and at lower prices than
ever before. Prices range from Toe. to IS.
TOPHAM's Trunk and Harness Mandatory,
my6-eo6t 1921 Penn. ave, NV.
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THE BEST AND PUREsT BEER in the market is
Heurieh's extra pale" lager THE ARLINGTON
BoTTLISG Co. Telephone G3l-3
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CALL AND SEE our improved method of clean
ing carpets. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
G31-635 Mass ave- NV. Telephone 1852.
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Sherry Wine, rare quality. MErzoERs, AT :

CastOria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child che cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss sine chung tc Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castoria-
lal6-th, s.tu.ly
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
rTHoMAs DOWNING. AuctiOneer.
ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANA'S SALE on IN.
tIaIMFn FREIGHT

bN III kSllA MtENlNt. NAY -. 1Nnn.
commcuciug 90 EN U'ClvCh. tie Adams LAE,ress
toinIauN MI sell 81 the aactiVu rooms Ot lLos. b.al
ins curuvr D IA street and peauaN va ana aVtula
northwest. "a FAY charges about
Siu pACkAGES.
comprising an rtInent OF Trunks Naiises Foxes
Packages. &c. sc sc 20 d sold without reserve Al
pgtte- concerned Wlll taGe noticy.
Terms cash. rnlo-ats
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VNHOMAs DOWNING, Auctionecr.

VALUABLE UNIMPRONFD PROPERTY IN The
A9klhkAsI Al InBlIC ACTION, BLING
IhE " HOl.h pf SQUARE HSs. I'm flkST 1 y
lMlhOkI 10 SOL All On MARYLAND ANENt O.
EASt on HI CAPTION. CONTAINING = 81. )
SQUIRE FIJI. THIS PROPERTY is 81 81 a.
IIBLE OF BEING sUBDINIDED To GEEAr
on FRIDAY. MAY SlNTTENTH. 1890. II
hAlt-fASl POUR OClDCk PM n fr,n Il tho
ntSi-ts VIII sell the whole square 49,. bounded Is
"'n ana lutl aud MARI land avenue aud n strfrts
nYtt.''.sI Tie properly ~lll H. nrst offered as a
Nloir ana ~ hot thus suld viii he immediately sold IN
lols as 1cr plat Nhcb h. OBJ AIMED At ono ~
auctluneer. streets graded Iarks,l NTH sAs uats-
I sewerage ana all ready for building
Terms Nerg liberal aud made k,uu ~ tfrps ~ ss,e
'lpsl. q s2Vo VIII BE- required n sold a whole
ahclng at cost of purchaser. Terms 10 b. GOWN "a
Win IN ten day otherwise the psurert, viii H. r.la
| AZ rsh ana cost Of defAutiuE purchaser
h'-d%ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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Old Rye Whisky, 75c. at. MErzGE3's, AIT t.
Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists SAML
{. PALMER, Agent ja25-s, tn, thl50t
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EIGHTEEN Mich COWS. ONE ALpERNEy BULL.
FOIR HORSES, FARM WAGON, COVERED
SIZING MAhkET WAGON, CARRIAGES, MILK
WAGON. SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS,
S 81; AND BILLS. CART AND HARNESS,
1READ-POWER CUTTING BOX, CIDER MILL,
CORN ShELLkR, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C, Al AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH, $40 at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. at the farm OF Mr.. s. VI.
Solden, who Ia declining the milk business, on the
Bowen road near Good Hope, l will sell the stock
Wagons, Carriages. Harness, Farming Implements
anu Household Furniture partly mentioned above
Terms: All sums of $50 and under cash; over that
amount credit Of six months on approved Endorsed
notes, with interest will be given.
mo-dts THOMAS DOMLING, Auctioneer
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VINO. 2. MAeaAMAN. neal n.,a,e Anrunre.r

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON I
SlktkI bElNlEN NlNEIEENTH Anil
INiNllEIH SlkEETS NOkTHMfST, M
EhONED by A COMFORTABLE DWELLING.
BY virtue 81 deed OF trust recorded in Ialar No
bb folio $40 uf tl.v land records Of biSrirt II
tolunbla aid 81 decree IHssci IN equity cause NJ
1851, supreme CONT ~ sad District sui-titut ~
Us ~ Trustees under tall d'd II trust and y rt D..
% Tue IArtes tierel stCur,d. We.ll s, ~ public
auction IN front OF IN" premises, ~ MONDAY. MAY
NiNEllENlH, 1880. AZ HALF PAST EINE
ann royeiuCrss.
Terms: One-ihiId cash. OF which 500 must De- DO
posted ~ the time OF safe, and the balance fhrce
equal instruments. an ole. i've and three years
wuich the notes " the purchaser. bcHriug interest
from day 81 sale and uTei % deed Il trust on sad
ol VIII or takei or al cash NJ uItun 81 purchaser.
Terms 10 be complied Nltu fifteen days from lay
sale 81 tn property viii be- rtspd and q
defauitius purchaser All couNcyHnciug and record
ing 81 purchasers cost
WI. r MATTINGIY. Z 49,
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TTNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

IMPORTANT SALE
CATALOGUE
FOR ACCOUNT OF A NEW YORK IMPORTER,
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF
BEAUTIFUL EASTERN FABRICS
CONSISTING OF TURKISH CARPETS, RUGS AND
BANGINGS,
JUST FROM CUSTOM HOUSE,
EMBRACING SOME OF THE RAREsr
ORIENTAL TEXTILES, BOTH MODERN AND AN
T1QUE, EVER IMPORTED
THE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE AT MY ART
ROOMS. nth ST. AND PA. AVE.
ON WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
MAY IA 10 AND 10. 1890
AT IL AN. AND ) PM. EACH DAY.
INHIBITION MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
This is a very important consignment and should
command the attention of parties desiring elegant
floor and window decorations embracing as it does all
sizes in new colors and beautiful designs
myl0-4t THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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HOODS SARSAPARILLl

Sold by all druggists. ST. six for s5 Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3
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Terms tfle-third cash. balance in one and Two
yesrs iote- L oear ~ Ser cent interest. ay able
annually, aud L. hc SECURED hA deed III tru- ID All
cash. ~ option II puvChHSer dspusit OF S5tl re-
gdrcd 81 time ~ sale CuuNey an,u.,, A. "a MIR
castrs cost. Terms u ~ compiled lth m In sf.N :
oth"rNtse riSht rcsrNcd C. resell 81 risk ,,t 4
dei ,Hatlng purchaser after five dA advertisement q
nrh rtssle IA some newspaper published IA ashIi4g-
o.. DC. JUfIN A. 4 AkNFE
4uA i2-dNds Attprnt, f,,r "a l,srn
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NERVOUS HEADACHE

EARLY last spring was very much run down. had
nervous headache, fel. miserable and all that I am
very much benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla and
recommended it to my friends" Mrs. j. NJ. TAYLOR,
11l9 Euclid avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
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POmerOy's
Petroline POroused Plaster,
Best and most effective.
All Druggists.
mh11-tu , tn .s3m
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
WALTER b WILLIAMS L Co. Aue''Onssr.'
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WHhT WOULD YOU SAY IF YOU HEARD
w wagner Overture or Beethoven SYM
phony played with all the grand effects Of an
orchestra ny person who never had the advan-
tase OF u musical eGucationy
Think of 1t.
Not GROUND out as you would on a hand organ,
Dut played with all the beautiful changes OF
tempo and delicate shsdinys of tone color
with one weeks practice on the
EOLIAN
You can r1val the greatest artist in the world
why not verify all this by calling at DROOP'J
Music store. 92o Pa ave. Seeing is believing
ap2-2m
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sg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY. A d. 1880,
pATCLIFFE, pARR 4 co. Aucts.

WILLIAM H. sHoLEs, Trustee.
40 9th ST NV.
ANDREW K BROWNE Trustee,
ml2-dSds 45B IA ave n o.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-23
sHoT AZ HER LoFER.
A Rejected Sweetheart Seeks Revenge
with a Pistol--A Chicago Sensation.

with Pistol--A Chicago Sensation.
CHICAGO, oct 2l.-It is not the fault of
Florence Tyler Of Butler, Ill, that Eugene
f. Niease was not murdered by her hands.
Miss Tyler walked into Mease's room at
295 ! est Lake street, last evening and shot
him down.
The most sensational feature of the shoot
ing is the fact that Alease was married last
Saturday to Miss Iessie Raymond and the
young couple had just started housekeep-
ing. The cause ofthe shooting, according
to the statements made by Miss Tyler, was
revenge. Mease had formerly been en-
gagged to her, and they were to have been
married last New Years day. He put off
the wedding, however, and finally married
Miss Raymond.
Miss Tyler went to their house last
evening. Mrs. Mease answered the bell.
She called her husband and entered the
front room with him. II want my ring
and my photograph, Eugene Mease,a said
Miss Tyler. Mease left the room and re-
turning in a few minutes handed her
package She started to leave the room,
but returned when she reached the door
and running up tn Neasc drew revolver
from the folds of her dress. She placed
the ml2zle of the revolver directly over
Mcase's heart He turned slightly to the
left as the weapon was discharged and the
bullet entered his left shoulder in the arm
pit and lodged under his left shoulder
blade.
NIease fell to the floor and his bride
tainted away, falling upon a lounge Miss
Tyler started to walk out, but was met at
the door by an officer who, hearing the
shot and a woman scream, started to in
vestigate. Miss Tyler had the revolver in
her hand when arrested. Measc will prob
ably recover He admits the former love
affair with Miss Tyler
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ENLroN--EEAL.



4 Miss Elsie Troutman Fell, daughter Of
\ Mr.. William jerks Fell Of Falkland and
! Philadelphia. was married to Robert Col
/ we'll Fulton of Shenandoah, Va, Monday
I night, at st. Mary 7. E.thurch, on Locust
street, Philadelphia. The church was
beautifully decorated with ferns and flow
ers, and all approaches to and from the
! church We're covered with canopies,
i The officiating clergymen We're bishop
\ Coleman of Delaware, the Rev. DR..
4 Thomas Z. Yarnall and the Rev. J. p.
i Hawkes. of st. Marys L. \. Church, the
4 Rev Charles q. Murray Of St Andrews T.
4 y. Church, the Rev. II. Ashton Henry Of
! Trinity L. y. Church, the Rev, David
/ Howard, Calvary Z. y, Church, this city,
and the Rev. T.. r. lfghtner Of Emanuel
/ r. Z. Church, New Castle.
! The bridesmaids were Miss Virginia
i Weeks, Miss Mary r. Fulton, Miss Mary
i T.. Fennmore and Miss Mary Wood and
I the maid of honor was Miss Meta Fell, the
! younger sister Of the bride. The best man
was Mr.. bernard Hopes; and the lshers
were Mr.. George Fulton, Mr.. Richard
4 Weeks, Mr.. Robert y. Rhein, Mr.. J. Law
renee Fennimnre Mr.. David Stern, Mr..
! William s Johnston, Mir. Charles y.
Sloan, Mr. j. J.. Woplston, and Colonel u.
/ T.. Cooper of Dover.
/ The choir of the church, numbering 80
| voices, and the officiating clergy, with
| Bishop Coleman; met the bridal party ut
4 the western entrance of the church, and
preceding the latter marched to the altar,
! singing professional hymn. The charge
/ was given the bride and bridegroom by
! the Rev. Ilr. Thomas G. Yarnall and the
| bishop performed the marriage ceremony.
/ The bride wore a gown Of white faille
4 silk trimmed with duchesse lace with tulle
4 veil en- traine and fastened with knots OF
t orange blossoms TO the hair. Her jewels
\ We're diamonds, present of the bride
| groom, and she carried q bouquet OF white
roses. The bridesmaids were dressed in
| white tulle with old gold bows, and gloves
to match, and carried bouquets of yellow
chrysanthemums.
/ A reception followed at the residence of
4 the brides father, which was Handsomely
/ decorated throughout with flowers The
| bride and bridegroom received the con-
! CALCULATIONS of their friends under bower
Of flowers and ferns.
/ Among the guests were Governor and
4 Mrs. b. f, l}iggs, g. A. Elliott, +. Carpen-
/ ter, Oakford Lambsun, Miss Bertha Lamb
Burr, Miss Burr. The bride and bride-
| groom were the recipients Of many hand
some presents, notably Il silver tea and
coffee service worth $1,000 and clock
worth 81 900. After the reception Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fulton left for the west. A peculiarly
4 happy feature of the wedding was the fact
that just a century ago last evening the
1 grandparents of Miss Fell's father were
4 made man and wife.
Mr. Fulton, the groom, is superintendent
| of the Shenandoah Iron Compuny's works
4 in Virginia, and formerly resided at Con-
] shohocken, Pa. Miss Fell is known to
4 many Delawareans, she having passed her
/ summers at her beautiful country place at
! Falkland.