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from ais ia stssst
H ihis ,n at 0elocl st Loq No. and
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street ThaTsdss s
COUEs. On the sth of April. 1879. Of meningitis,
days som & e Aue1s and
DE Elliot To-, Coz, Cones se e; s 8 A ..
MARGARET, beloved wife OF Albert Gum berland, IN
Her faTerai viii take place from her late residence
between and q sts., aud ~ and Sd SITS southwes
iit6 at So O'clock m nr ReI.ti"s' and frisPds
are respectfully invited to attend
so eo g sohn %.rs is7 o seHs ss.ss
mouths and twenty one days.
~ eirset s.w.: st 80 p m THURSDAY, lin Instant
Relatives ana friends are respectfully invited 70 s
HODGES. On the 9th of April. 1879. Mrs NET
dsSshier Q. the late Lewis %risht. E;q -.
% ss sssssA sr a x E1
II be family are vsd to sna
KLOJz. On "Wednesday. April 9th, 1878. e II Is
snd e. 8oa sa iSres snd v
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MORGAN. On April Sih. 1879 IDA NAY, beloved
tv enty three years.
Feneral from Der parents residence, sos D strset
e, Friday, at 2o'clock p. m, then from Ohrst6
Church ct 80 O'Clock p. M
WALLIS. On the evening OF the 9Th q ApEQ.
1s79, SARAH c., widow Of the late william Walltg,
In the eighty third year OF her age
sssss - II e! sss s;s =:
YONG On the morning OF Aprn 9. ieIo aSssr
john NJ. loung in the sixty eighth year Of her go
Funeral on thursday afternoon. the teuth Inst,
Missouri avenue northwest. Friends and 6cQuAint
ances are respectfully invited TO attend,
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TOTO GREAT 1O7n
ROUTE

IOt0 PEH rsnNRrx, 1919
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
sPLKNDD SCENERY. MAaHu1ozNT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS Leave WAsHiNa To- .I from Depot,
and d the Vest sfq dsS With Par
sS 4s fsss T 81 j Isl SssssS
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
sturdy. With PsI:es oars g %ssfin: s.i Fes
For New 1 ss1sPs ih ss1a. and 10 is
press e PaIlman Psrior Oars. $50 Am. daily.
s6oreing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
Ing double terriase and journey across New
For Phii.dslp hi. 3D. 3d. and 1o:ls p. m. daily.
daily, except sunday 1910 a nj 80 80. 7:1o
Fer Repes ofee5 Line: 90 q. m and 4:7o p. NJ.
WAY WAY : A lyIa6 1LIEExANDRIA AND WASHING
For 1 HIsx. nd g = 4 1s.a ans
sSs. sRd i 30 pm. On Sunday It Am. "a and
For Richmond and the South. $50 am. and $40 p.
N. daily.
79; q as1;nsr. 81 :ss s g.
Sunday at and 10 am, and Gals pm.
Tickets, Information. Sleeping and Psrlor Oar %
avenue; northeast corner Of sxth Street and Penn.
aRs sss
hoeels and residences.
q. p. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nOv9
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a This Is the last oyster month OF the s,a.
SOD. Sing hey, the luscious bivalve that you
R-(Neu HaUen Register.
The net receipts from the Dramatic enter.
tainment In Philadelphia In behalf OF the lato
B. c. Porter, who was murdered at MARSHALL
Texas, amounted to 81 ,439.
a The editor OF the Okolona MISSY Skasae
speaks OF "peoplehood" and OF facts that ssshall
be forgetless." Very extraordinary Jackass, that
editor.-(BvF. Zap.
eFThe French peasantry are not yet tired OF
stunning about In wooden shoes, and Fran0o
produces about four million pairs yearly. TheT
are very economical and keep the feet dry. The
pest are made OF maple, and, In provincial
towns, ladies often wear them.
q The limit OF brutality In pedestrian exhib.
itions by women has probably been reached In
Cleveland, where Mlllie Roze was DRAGGED
repeatedly to the track by her HUSBAND. ana
compelled with and blows kicks to complete the
task OF walking 5000 quarter miles In 1900
quarter hours.
e Bridgeport woman declared that she
Would whip the girl with whom she caught her
husband walking on the street, and did II. She
also said she would scratch the husbands eyog
out. and tried to do it. Then she started for the
water, declaring she would drown herself, but
didn't doit.
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SMALL POX IN NEW YORK-A coroner In New
York discovered on Sunday the body of q CHILD
that had died from smallpox on the second
floor OF tenement house containing twelve
families, and surrounded by houses In The same
crowded condition. The parents were Bohe-
m1ans, and, speaking no English, had called In
no doctor, and were ignorant OF the nature OF
the disease. The New York SUN, of yesterday,
says: The numerous dodgers In the tenement at
No. PA 20 street were excited yesterday by a
rumOr OF case OF smallpox there. Mary Sow
eruc, the child whose parents lodge there, was
buried In the Lutheran cemetery yesterday
morning. The disinfectant corps fumigated
the rooms. A singular fact In connection with
the case Is that both Coroner Woltman and Nc
Cousky, the undertaken, have been taken in
and are confined to their beds. The coroner re-
fuses to talk on the subject
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THE JUMEL EsTATE.-An answer was filed
yesterday In the United States circuit court to
the complaint OF the French heirs-twelve in
number-who are seeking to get possession of
the Jumel estate, estimated to be worth upward
Of Sc, 600 GOO. This is altogether different suit
from the Jumel will case which has O0u pied
the attention OF the courts so fully In Years
past. The present suit OF the French heirs is
based on the theory that the title OF Nine
Jumel to the property OF Stephen Jumel was
obtained by fraud, and is, therefore, void I'm
law. The names OF the present contestants are
Francois Henri Jumel, Marie r. NJ. Jumel de
Seroka, Louis C. L. Plante, Jules Vincent de
Seroka, Francois Plante, Madeleine r. Terjocres
Marrast, Jean Albert TanZide and others.
Since the suit was first commenced IL was found
necessary more than once to amend the com.
plant to meet the legal difficulties that beses
counsel at almost every step before the case
could be properly brought into court. To the
complaint, as 1t now stands amended, answer is
put IN Dy Meesrs. Scudder & Carter, attorneys
Tor the Jumel estate. The answer Is a very
yolumfnous document and denies 10 detail ali
the allegations In the complaint. 1t also sets
up that the suit Is for the purpose OF extorting
moRey.-[N. Y. Herald, Stk.
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THE EVESTJNG STAR.
WEDNESDAY April p lS5Os
CONGRESSIONAL.

O0ssoesetoA Of Y'sferdav,s pro>~~> ss0ss
SENATE.-Aftero our report closed. the g., at.
continued the consideration OF the New Ham,
SHIRE senatorial election question.
MT Groome briefly gave the reasons why no
Snouid vote 10 seat Mr.. Bell, taking the ground
That II the legislature was not In the fault the
vacancy could be filled by the governor whether
by reason or the expiration OF q senatorial term
or by resignation or otherwise
Mr.. Herman opposed the admission OF Mr.
Bell, denying that the constitution conferred
upon any governor the power to appoint a Sen
ator to commence a new term OF SIX years.
Mr.. salisbury obtained the floor, and, with
out commencing his remarks, gave way at $3.50
O'Clock for q motion to adjourn, which pre-
vailed.
HOUSE.-After our report closed. the House
Delng In committee OF the whole on the legis-
lat1ve appropriation BILL
The sections OF the bill relating to the Senate
and the House OF Representatives were passed
over with but few unimpOrtant amendments
Inc section In regard to the Treasury depart
ment having been reached, Mr.. Dlbrell SUBJ
mftted an amendment
Mr.. Coffroth submitted an amendment pro-
Vldlng that the compensation OF gaugers snail
not exceed s. per day. Adopted.
AN amendment was also adopted providing
mat the salary of storekeepers shall not exceed
80 per month.
After finishing the consideration OF sixty
pages OF the bill the committee rose, and In.
House, at 1920, adjourned.
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Miss Cumrnins,s re.,,m.,,-

\ A MINES Testimony.
inh SHOOTING OF n. C. PORTER Az sxxx nv ~v-
| "oAAN WHO NARROWLY ESCAPED.
| Inc Following letter has inst baan raco,-..
sent ,S c.,y from Miss Nellie Cummins IN rs'
Hau MA an insuit 70 whom the late b. O. Porter
was Shot down by Jim Currie the deSnaeaSo '
wounded: was seriously
MARSHALL, TExas
SIM" that frightful night. I don't KNOW n
can efficiently collect myself 20 write Won =
rational Litter. You VIII remember In my lasf
letter letter how rejoiced at the thought Of leaving
texas, and WAT Gays work had before me-
Ol course, you have read how &c ended I sent
Suotlhes from the papers here, but no pen can
10 Justice TO the cruelty or the affair. dare
hv t LINK ~ over 10 write full account OF iS,
uue perhaps you can imagine somewhat what
m ms ies shns d must be 70 have seen two
badly wounded (and only within s,a oI Iaot
forty Eight hours pronounced out OF isnyer,
ana TWO pistols pointed at me. I donT
Know what saved me, only that I ala nor
scream. The fact OF my being a woman Ala nnt
as he has killed women before There was M
provocation whatever, aud the Indignation here
knows no unit. The people have all been yerv
kind In every way. TBey have done everything
they could, and all hope for now is that TeSas
will do herself justice, and think she will I
TOOK entire care OF Mr.. barrymore until his wife
came, on Saturday: but she is delicate. and
can't do much. have not slept nor eaten any-
thing 10 speak OF, and shall not while / an
here-such state or terror. begged them To
let me go home, but Mr.. Barrymore, poor fell
low, thinks he VIII be abe to play a small part
In a few weeks and wants the company 70 keep
together until we join ward. They have re-
celved kilograms from Memphis and all those
places where am known, G expressing the great
est sympathy; SO presume shall have TO 20.
Billy Emerson has been here. and the company
have been so kind. l must say have never
seen SO much kindness in my life-teeyrams
from every one. We have TO come here in June
for tie trial. A great many lawyers have sent
letters ofIerfng their services am onlH sorry
that they did not lynch him; It was feared they
would.-[N y. Sun, Sth.
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(kansas) dispatch to the New York Herald gives
gloomy picture OF the condition of the 2.0Oo
colored people who have arrived in that state
from Louisiana and Mississippi. They are quar-
tered principally ia the cities OF Leavenworth,
Wyandotte and Topeka, though few OF them
nave scattered over the state, seeking work as
pable OF doing. They have no plans for the
future. A great majority OF those who have ar.
rived are absolutely destitute and thinly clad.
whilst the weather Is still severe. causing much
suffering. What is TO become OF themlnobody
knows. The colored citizens OF Leavenworth
AID other Kansas cities are endeavorinR to
raise subscriptions for their benefit, but much
more than local aid VIII be required TO MAIN
tain even the best equipped OF them before they
can raise CROP
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DEFAULTRD BECAUSE OF PIGs.-A correspond
dale, Pa, April Z, says:-Odr community was
startled on Saturday evening by the report tn At
an officer Of one OF the national banks In this
city had become defaulter to the bank
to the amount OF 81, 400. Further investI-
cation shows that the bank will not probably
sustain any loss because OF the bondsmen. He
had always been held In high esteem as a man
comic side to his story, for IL appears that some
few years ago he became Interested In the i'm
provement of the breeding OF pigs and for that
purpose imported black Berkshire boar at a
cost OF $500. The project soon, however, In
vtted debt and drew others in. saturdays dis
closure was the sequel to this finely conceived
entorDrfse
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A Young GIRL, RETURNING HOME FROM WORK.
FINDS HKR MOTHER DRAD.-Ayoung girl named
Annie Toner, residing In the rear OF 1858 Ger
mantown avenue with her Gather and her
mother, Annie, on returning home from work.
about O'Clock last evening, found her mother,
OF lower room OF their dwelling There were
no Indications OF struggle, and the furniture
appeared undisturbed: A physician was sent
Tor, who examined the body. He found q wound
on the front OF the right arm, two on the back
OF the right hand and one on the left hand.
these having been inflicted by dull instrument
and apparently not by the woman herself. They
were not sufficient to cause death. There being
suspicion of foul play, inquiry was at once
had during the day. The only one, it was
learned, was Mrs. Mary Gallagher, IS years old,
who was found In the neighborhood, very much
intoxicated, and was taken to the 10th district
police station. She told Captain Helms several
contradictory stories about her Whereabouts
during the day and is detained until the coro-
ner'S physician determines the cause of Mrs
Toner'S death--l Phila. Times Sth.
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THos. E wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct,oneer

SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
~ sTrf SHTE,hnNITIH I E1T ROAD. IMMEDI-
By virtue of deed of trI dated june 9Th t,..r
as.a, and recorded in ber No. $50. folio $40 ~
CT geo one OF the land records of Tie District
OF Coiu,ubia. and at tue request of the party ~
cfe fer ny we will sell in front of the prem ses
n all That piece parcel of ground situate in lha
county ,y OF Wash1ngt N, Dist let o. Columbia, aud
shoWh as lot mum oerei 10. of 4 ohr .r Mo -xaa and
bradieys recorded subdivision of part of Jam fica
ana SnnIhs vacancy. fronting 20 feet tn Il Get
eNtended, ana running through to, aud fronting
Al e2-ltD fe' on BOUNDARY street containing 1850
square feet of ground. '
Terms Of sale; One fourth cash balance in six
twelve. and elshteen Inonhs, with interest at eight
per cent per aniIun fur VIII ch tue notes of the pur
chsser, secured on tho property sold, will BIZ re-
CURED A deposit of &lG0 Will be required when
the property iAsod aud all convey ancng will be at
complied with in seven days from day of sale the
Trustees the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of def u tin< purchaser
AFFECTS THOs e WAGGAMAN,i Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNITuRE IN

- Consisting in part of
Mas nhctnt ParlOr suite In Blue satin Pearl Tuft
ed, cost $500; Satin LsmbreQuins to match; Lacs,
Curtains; God and Satin Reception Chairs ;
Ebony and God BOGuet stands Elegant Bronzes
- and Hantel Ornaments; Ele<art Oi Paintings
Stelnway Il. sewOod 7-octsse Piano, Stool and Cover
cost 81 OPS; Magnificent French Plate Gilt Man
tel Mirror, very large } Crystal Chandeliers
Crates snd summer P.
Walnut Music Rack; Very Handsome Bronze Me
de- lfon and NJ. T. Table; Fine Marquet Ca pets
Very Elegant NJ T. Sieboard; Extension Table
Leather Walnut Dining Chairs Plsted Ware
French China; Lounges; Body Brussels; Oar
IetS.
Mirrored M. T. Hall Stand and Chairs; Very Ele-
giant French Plate Mirrored and Carved 1nIaiI
Chamber Suite; Decorated Toil-f Ware; Hair
- and Spring Mattresses Sprea IS, Blankets. &c
Hanosome Pier F. P. Mirror; Easy Chairs, Parlor
SUIT, in Yep; very fire Bookcase and Secret ary
Bony Brussels, Stair and Hall Carpets Lamb-e
gums Lace Curtains, and Corrices; Mant,
sett. clock and two urns; Desks, Bookcase
&c, &c,
Being the entire contents Of
- House No. 1907 street northwest
On TUESDAY, the ISL day of April, 1879 "a
comm ncra at 10 O'Clock. we viii sell, at theSA
reside, &C OF the Hon John H. Mitchell his -
entire household furniture, on account of re. 4
m me, from the city The gale wi be by catalogue
Honse opened for inspection day previous to- sac
ap1-1 DUNOANSON RRnS arot,
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I T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer.

TRTsTEEs, o. SALE OF Two-gToRY BRICK
HOUSE, 438 STREET N. W., AND STABLE
~ virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated October -
6, 1873 81. and duly recorded in Liber No. 796. ira
District Of Columbia. and at the request of the
holder OF the note thereby secured will sell. at
Pay April 49, 1879 at O'Clock m to the highest
division as made By Commissioners in Chancsry
OF square numbered five hundred and eleven (5II),
with the improvements, consisting of neatly two
story Brick house. with bay window, and q good
stable on the rear Of lot The .ize of lot is 81
3 inches 'front.' by a depth Of 1856 feet TO 80 foot
alley This 10 one Of the best pieces Of property in
venient home. Street cars in front Of the door.
Every modern convenience in the house.
Terms of sale: Onefourth cash. and the balance In
one, two aud three ears, with per cent. interest,"
payable seir4i-annual y, to be secured by deed Of
trust On the pr operty all cash, al ths purchaser
may Irefer 500 down on the day Of sale. and the
after sale, or the Trustees the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defautng
purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at pur
chaser's cost.
ap7to&ds G.. A. JAMES, Afustccs-
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CoLoREB CATHoLICs-A considerable interece
mas Deen manifested amongst the colored peo.
pc mere IN the sermons that have recently
Bishop keane, OF this Catholic diocese. The
services at the cathedral for the benefit OF the
col0reQ people have invariably been largely
atended. This Is the first time, think that
the Catholic bishops here have ever made any
uniform or Wen directed efforts to convert tno
negroes TO that faith. Some OF the most prom.
lnent coiored men here have united with the
Catholic church since the Interest manifested
In the race by the bishop.-[Rickmond Core.
SDCndeEce IadsI-A meal
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p II. WARMER, Auctloneer.

r II. WARNER, Aqctloneer.
PURL1n SALE oF\DEs1RABLn BUILDING
LOTS ON NOR III AND Si,DTH Sizes OF
y STREET SOUTHEAST, BETWEEN FIRST
ANy SEtOkD STREETS: AND ALSO, ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, WITH A
fINE OUTLOOK INTO THE CAPITOL
l will offer for public sale On SATURDAY, 80
Aprn l2fh, 1879. Oh the premises, at half past -
I'VE O'Clock y. IN, the west Is feet of lot 2, 50 >
731 ana the west rs feet Of lot 20. SO 732. Full par
ucuars at the Office of tho auct,Oneer,
Terms of sale: $50 down at sale. ap5.d&ds
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r H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.
BALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND AND
PRIVATE RESIDENCES ON n STREET,
BEIMEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS

NOHIHWEST
On THURSDAY. April 18th, at s O'Clock AszA
PIP win sell. in front VI the premises TIE I
OF Lot No. f. in Square No. 613. the same fronting
AZ feet on street north and running south WITH
that wloh and parallel to 4h street west " To-
gether with the improvements. consisting Of very
with all the modern improvements, and elegant
store room, 20x40 feet, convenient two story
Of Lot No in square no 5l2; fronting 22 feet on
1875 feet to 80 feet alley in the rear. with the I'M
provemeDts, consisting Of well constructed two
al the modem ipprovements. and twost1ry
part OF Lot No in square No. 61a fronting on the
80 feet alley between 4th and 9Th and and
ground and the improvements, H., consisting AZ. OF
fine opportunity for investment and the attention
Of those desiring to purchase Real Estate Is parcu
lary called to the store and dwelling on the corner
of 4th and N. experienced men say that II ls one
OF the best business places in that section OF inc
city.
Terms very easy, which will be stated at the
sale. B. II. WARNER,
mAr3l&A26,s.l9,l6 Auctioneer.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Lime TO the
North. NOrthwest, West
and Southwest.


and Southwest.
TO take effect Sunday, Nov. IL, 1875
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t5:ta New York. PhiladelPhts. and Bosto.
oy sicra st spieys Issrs a1 1nnspos Jano
ton. yessup's. Hanover. and Elk Ridge, Brsskissi
Goo a n.-Esltin1ore, Annapolis and Way. (Pisa
mont. strSs burg. Winchester. Haserstown. and Has
mfoiht Eo saa fiedan Pl strasbus.
Es!tilaeis Express Tartor car q New York sas
is SO a m--st Louis. Louisville, Ohicaso Colurn-
bus and PittsbnrE Express FREDERICK, HaserstoFn
stau.,;on Pslsan car to oinc'nnat daily. araf
ton to saneus5y daily except , g Saturday
10 90 40 Baltimore cypress Stops at Blsders-
40 p.n-Bsishnors. Annapolis. Ellioott City
II 80 pm IN York, Philadelphis and Boston
ii IS pm. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
so pm.-Bsitimore, Blsdensburs and Lsnre
4:85 pm.-Point Of Rocks, Frederick. Hasers.
:. TAO p.m--Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
$40 pmFPt;lsaeeR 2 NostSlk and Bstmors
az N fs a1 ssSs spss sans az
at Sa1 s5Sp and hansa
t7 30 Pm. - Chicago and Columbus Express
Sleeping Cars to Chicago.
1910 p.m.-Bstimore Express
600 p.m.-PoiDt OF ROces aud WAY Stationa
70: so p.m.-Ss Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsb1rs Express Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull
no. pm.-New York, Philadelphia and Bslti
more Express. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
Sleeping Cor TO New York. and Special sleeping
Gar to Philadelphia
(t)Daiy. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. All trains stop at Relay station.
For further information apply ct ticket Office de-
pot, corner Of New Jersey avenue aud @ street. 6I9
COL, Cos, 1886 PennA avenue NV, Washington; and
Masonic Temple. High Ct. Georgetown, where tick.
to be checked and received ct any point In the CITY
W. IL CLEMENTS. Master Transportation.
I. NJ COLE, General Ticket Aren't.
GEORGE 81 KOONTZ 0enerIi AGENT nov16
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer

COMFORTABLE TwO-sTORY BRICK HoUsr
On THE North SIDE OF o STREET BE
TEN 9TH AND 5TH STREETS NORTH
WIZ 81 NO 45l, AT AUG HON.
On WEDNESDAY. April 9th. 1879 at 6 .sa.
O'Clock. IN fr&Et of the premises, I stall sell s4sS
6ihchfs, by depth of 155 feet to "A alley and lm
proved by n comfortable brick dwelling cont uiu
four
Terms: One-four;h cash: balance in Elk twelve
and eighteen months with notes bearing interest
seven per CT Mt per aunIIm until paid, and secrr.
by coed OF trust on the property sold. Cpnvey
encine 1t purchasers cost roo deposit fequirei a,
tine IT sale THOGAS DOW,INa
ap3-t Ancfin .sr
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SYLPH.-A special dispatch from Milwaukee,
Wis, April 4, says: "In the U. s. district court
this afternoon G. b. Goodwin, attorney for Mrs.
Lamothe, entered q motion for q review before
the full bench OF the decision OF Judge Dyer,
denying the application for an Injunction to
restrain the U. s. marshal from selling the per-
sonal property II Gen. Mcdonald on the Sunny
side Farm covered by chatte mortgage executed
by him to Mrs, LamQthe.'
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7 T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
q. No. SOC street northwest
TRUSTEES GALE OF WHOLE OF SQUARE
No. 1856 BONDED BY Maryland Ave.


TRDsTEE's GALE OF WHOLE OF SQUARE
No. 936 BOUNDED BY MARYLAND AVE-
NUE. AND NINTH. TENTH AND STREETS
EOk1HEA Asst.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated January -
18th, A. y. 1873, to G. A. sherman, duly re- ~
corded in Liber No. 7O6, folio $40, one OF the
land reccr,s for the District Of Columbia, and at
thereby and Of order Of the Supreme Court the
District 9! Columb:s, dated March 20. 1879.
6705. Equity Docket l?, substituting the under.
front ef The premises. on FRIDAY, April II. 1878,
gronEd situate in the city Of Washington, District
OF Columbia, known as square numbered nine hun
dred and thirty-six (936), containing 6S779 square
~ This square offers an extraordinary oppor;;
tenity for paying investment to contractors, as It
contains large quantities Of gravel and building
sand.
Terms: Onefourth In cash; and the balance in
one, two and three years, with interest at six per
cent per anBum, payable semiannually. secured by
deed Of trust Oh the property sOld or all cash, at
option Of the purchaser. $3.50 required n deposit
at the time Of sale, and all ancing and record
Ia seven days, Otherwise the Trustee reserves the
right to rese the property at the risk and cost OF
tue defauting purchaser, after i've days advertise
ment.
msrsletM EDWIN 2. GOODWIN. TRUSTED.