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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-30
NOTICE..

To the Conservative Voters Of the city Of A(cr
andria, Va.:
Fellow Citizens-Ats meeting of the Execu'
tive Committee of the Conservative party, held
April q, 1879, it was resolved to have primary
election on Monday. May IL, 1879, for the nom
ination of city ofhcers, and that the polls be
opened at sun rise ard closed at sunset OF thai
day.
That the ward meetings for the nomination
from each ward of one Alderman, four Council
men, one Councilman TO fill the vacancy occs'
stoned by the resignation of A. Schofeld, one
Magistrate and one Constable, be held on Mon
day, May 1a, 1879. at o clock r. m.
That meeting of the candidates be called for
Monday, April s. 1879, at the Sun engine horse,
when each candidate will be required to pay his
assessment 70. defrsypg the expenses of the
campaign as prerequisite to having his name
placed upon the ticket prepared by tho committee
HUGH LATHAM, Chairman
JAMES r. CATION, Secretary.
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RAILROADS,

" o., VIRG. MIDLAND q q. s. x
W. JOHN s. BARBOUR, Receive -
On and after SUNDAY, 900 p. M, Msycl
18th, 1879, Passenger trains will run as folIoa:.
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FOX THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The new aad comnodious iron .E-o
steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, sgsS2SEssss
built especially for this route leaves the CON :
psny,,s wharf, Washington, EVERY MON.
g clock q. ~, and Alexandria at 7.30 a. H.;
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. q! 6 o. clock .. u.
This company makes close connections at Al
o1sndris with the W. O., Y. NJ. & q. s. r. r.
Go. and with the W. s. O., +. =. o., Freight
handled with care and forwarded With prompt.
ness and dispatch.
S0' 'u''nS' 'n'0f +. q. as aPaRiY Agent,
Js lney's wharf
Lionsl Metropolitan Bank, l6l street, opposite
the Treasury Department, Washington.
nh 10 SAMUEL BACON. President.
-: ~, CLYDE's STEAM LINES WEEK
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Steamers leave AleIsndris EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAY.
This limo clnlects at Alexandria with tie O.,
4. s. IL. and w s. D. L. Rs, and st Pbisdel.
Phis with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptnesG and caro-,
frea Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
0 wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures Through rates and through bills
Of lsding given. Insurance at the lowest rates
Agents:
r. a. REED, Alexandria,
WIN. 7 CLYDE g CO., PHILADELPHIA
GEO. y. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G.
JOHNSON BROS. Washington.
jan SIT
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THE pLEURo -PNEUMoN1A. Tho Committee
ca Agriculture of the House Of Representa-
tiyes Monday agreed to report to the House
for printing and reoommittal bill: which has
bscn practically agreed upon, making 1t mis-
demeanor for common carriers to transport
cattle affected with pleuro-pneumonio, or other
contagious diseases. After establishing the
penalties for such action, the till directs the
Commissioner of Ag,icu ltdre to appoint agents
at the important points along tho lioo OF ran
road, whose duty it shall be to examine cattle
being transported, and authorizes the Secretary
of the Treasury to designate agents at shipplpg
morris, who shall act 10 conjunction With the
customs officers in examing all cattle imported
or exported.
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Wy FRANKLIN CREIG e TON
Ge.vC&alEs ARD LiQUOsa

VEEUCG
: EEODERS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers il
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
4 full line of celebrated pure, old Whskey5,
Brsndies Gin, Rum, &c, Massey s. Co.'s Phila-
delphis and Ciagetfs Baltimore Ales, and Berg.
asr s. Engers Lager Beer, in cs2ks or bottles.
Agents fer james s. WEIGH Beat Family
Flour James 8. Kirk s Co.'S Standard Soaps,
Dupon. s. Cos. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac River
Steamers.
orders promptly attended TO, and consiga.
ments solicited. No. ii King street,
oct 26-:f Alexandris, Va.
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alexandria Gaz&tte
WEDNESDAY EVENING. ArRTL 80.

BLAINE. Some people have wondered Why
Mr. Blaine aud several Southern Senator's par.
tieuIarly Lamar, we're and are personal friends.
Here is the explanation given by Mr.. Waiter
sous paper :-"Krow, oh ye rural democratic
hone and siuew, that if Blaine is q cast iron
porcupine run by dynamite politically. socially
he is one of the most genial of hosts hospitatlee
10 degree, immensely clever and well informed
and altogether, for radical. one of the whitest
men 10 this settlement. He eats bis Coincide
late brigaders on the stage; behind the scenes,
business hours being over and the outrage mil,
closed for repairs, be dimes and wines EN-, and
ia hail fellow with the douby dyed traitors
whom magnanimous North permits to H4uot
treason and revolution 10 the face OF tho nailon
they sought 10 destroy" &c.
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JNLAND s SEABOARD OOAsTING 60.
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CANDIDATES..

ITO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
l. CITY, respectfully announce myself as
candidate for re- election to the Office of Mayor,
subject to the decision of the primary election.
ap &-tpe X. KEMPER.
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f RESPECTFULLY announce myself IS a
u candidate for Msyor-subject 10 the action Of
the conservative primary election.
ap N-N COURTLAND n. SMITH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-10

be held in the hall Of the House this afternoon Nt
three O'Clock, and inviting tile Senate TO lie present
during the ceremonies.
Ting resolution was unanimously adopted ana
the House took n recess until 2.5j.
The galleries were crowded when the House as
scmblcd attor the recess.
At three o'clock the Senators entered, preceded
by the Viccpwsidcnt and the Secretary Of the
Senate. and took seats In the body of the lNll
The Supreme Court next entered iall the Judges
clad IN their robes OF Officer and took seats pro.
vided for them In front OF the Speakers desk, to
The left. The President and his Cabinet were next
ushered Ill., taking seats TO tic right OF thc speak
Cr's desk
At 500 the committee ON arrangements proceeded
slowly down the malu aisle OIL present standing
rcvCrcutially. The body Of the late Julian Hart
ridge, OF Georgia, inclo'cl in handsome cas6et
adorned with wtuahs md crosses of flowers, was
then carried in aud placed on the catalogue in
front Of the Speakers desk.
Rev. W. II. Harrison the Chaplain Of the lIonsc,
offered prayer invoking consolation for the lamily
sidered the death OF the deceased they should be
impressed with the solemn truth that they were
but mortal aud would themselves be very soon
passing away.
After reading selections from the nnccnth chap
ter Of the First EpistlC of 81. Paul ~ the Cornli-
ans Mr. Harrison proceeded TO make short but
solemn culogy of the character OF the deceased.
lie eOquently appealed TO his hearers to bear IN
mind the certainty of death, to remember that,
though man might ill the highest Mich IN the tom,
pie of fame he must In the end come down and
nhabt the narrow house of clay.
Rev. Byron Sunderland, Chaplain OF the senate,
delivered prayer In feeling manner, and. alter
benedictiOn by Rev. Mr.. harrison, the lid OF the
coffin was removed, and the members approached
and took last glance at the features OF their nte
colleague.
Thelid of the coilin was then screwed down and
borne out of the hall, followed by the President
his Cabinet, the Supreme Court the Senate, and
the Georgia delegation.
The Speaker accompanied the funeral Cortcgc 10
the depot, aud on his return the House, at l:lO
IaUOuTupu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-10

BALTlMUHE, Jan, y, 1879,
Cotton dun aud easier. MddlinB nOnllnally O'sG
0A4c.
Flour firm and active. Howard-strcet aud Western
superGne, 81 1913 81 do extra, Sa5OGi l0 do family,
81 1904 %; Guy Mills superc s27jG32 q; do extra,
- 5OGi do lilo brands, IS $50 lO PaIapsco family,
S02j.
Wheat Southern firm, with very light offerings.
Western dun ana steady. southern red gjcGDs O6 {;
do amber 81 OI9l Os; No Pennsylvania red, 81 o.
No Western winter red, spot and January 81 10 (;
February, 81 O6.4@l or March, 81 O7yaGtOs.
Corn-Southern: No arrivals; market nominal.
Western active and irregular Southern white iJCI lsc
Western mSed, spot, IHG@iliaci january, Ii4c:
February iNsMiiC; steamer, iO'4c.
OuiS quiet and steady Southern, 2SGp32C. Western
white, GgS!c; do mixed, 2s920c; Pennsylvania, $50
soc.
1--we quiet and nomlnaly steady. Southern 5505sc.
Hay dull and steady, Maryland ANA Pennsylvania
prime. SlOGlL
sides, new, SIC per car lOad packed new 81 6lI6c
Observation-Disclosures, old, ia 3ac; cear-rb sides, new 90,
Hams - SugarCuied new, OgOiac, Lard - Refined
terCes, GAC Butter In good demand and steady for
choice, Western packed, G6plsc; rolls, l5aoldc.
Petroleum ilrn, 40 sellers. Crude, 7hd SCI refined
s'auSgC
Conee quiet. Rio cargoes. lIdGglOc.
Sugar iirni. a son, Si40fDC.
Whisky fim ut ~ 90 l0l TO-
Freighis to Liverpool per steam firm offer
Ing. Cotton, lsdi Hour, - Gdi grain, BN4d,
Recepts-flOur, 2,ljJ bDlSi wheat, $1,000 bu; corn,
3B,GU bui oats, $40 bu,
ShipnIcntS-COrn, lllNO1 bu,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.



NEW YoHE, Jan o. 1870
About s3 coo In gold paid out Ut the sub Tfcns-
ury TO day for legal tenders and none taken In.
Money was easy ut 2is@i.
Foreign exchange was weak at iSaspls27l for long
aud 1856 CtlSGH for demand.
Government bonds were firm.
state bonds were dull. District Of Columbus adj
vance to sos.
Railroad bonds we're firm and very active. Canada
southern liSs to 7S'i New York Elevated lirsts
to O1ia, Rock island Us to 100. New Jersey Central
~ ljuslment to OO,i, Lchgh and Wil<1sbarre CONSOLE
dated aSsentcd to A., ST Paul consolidated sinking
funds to OJA, incnnaii Il Spring0cld irsts to a,
Chicago and Northwestern nsodated 10 IL, do gold
coupons to 1875 Hannibal ard ~ Oicph convertible
to 1913, Hannibal and Ccbtra Missouri fSts to 49,,
Central Pacific (san joaquin bianCh) to ~ Pacific of
Missouri irsts to lO6i. Cleveland aud PItslurg CON
sOlldleu sinking iunu 10 il2i4, orr wayne lrSts 10
TO- Toledo und Wabash 81 Lou DIVISION ma ured
coupon ~ Oo. 10 rsA 10 NO. do convert bic to u, do
seconds q oja Great Western sec ndS(rN cOunoD to
3d. and New YORK Central reg stored hrsis To llStk.
harrington, Cedar Rape anu Northern hriis de-
cons iii1ind ,is4ttr,Ioi 70 q to Sit
The stock market was quite active win iurthor
Improvement IN prcts OF AGlta per cent the Hrtn-
Michigan Central, and st Louis, kuilsis CITY Und
Northern. There were large purchases OF these
| stocks, especially of the first named. Lake Shuie
was M exception To the general market ana declined
u per cent, At tho Gloss prices showed fractional
10 elton In some cases from the highest gur OF the
day, Tut the tone OF the market was generally dull.
File sales aggregated l2b J1 shares OF which 7uuO were
Erie I2OOO were Lake shore i2,OOwerc Northwestern
common 1900 were do preferred, 15l1 were ~ Paul,
1000 were preferred 100 were ttsburg 1850 were
Delaware, LucknwAinH and Western, i,NvOwerc Mchl'
gan Central 700 were illinois tentrl. iOmwera West
rrii Union, $500 were Pacific Mail 1UO were 81 LOUIS,
Kansas cay aud Northern, aud 300 were do pre-
icrreu.
| The following were tile closing prices;
Money agd
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10y GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL FS-
TATE on SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI

TRuSTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED, REAL. Es-
TATE ON SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI
NERSPrN SUBDIVISION
by virtue OF deed of trust dated August a. 1871,
and duly recorded IN Lber No Gi9 folio Is, one of the
land recort's Tor Washington County District OF
Columbia, aud under decree OF the supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia passed the 18th day oil
December ISIS, in equity cause No, Bili between John
A. j. Creswell ct al. Thomas Carter at a.,
Will, Mt tile request of the party secured by
said trust sell at public auction in front OF the
premises on MONDAY. January q, \. d. 1872 ut
$50 o'clock r. IN, the toliowlngdesCribed real itaie
situate In The county of Washington, District Ol
Columbia To wit: Lot l. block 2! in the Howard
University subdivision oithe hTIn OF lohn 4. SIN III
commonly known rs "ltillngham Place" as laid
down plat OF subdivision OF lots "a ~, 20 30
and ~, and llley IN block 20, Howard University
property, filed In County surveyors olhcc August
~, ISL.
Tcrms- Onc.third In cash; balance In six and
twelve months, with interest AT per cent. per an
mum from the day Of sale 10 be secured by decd OF
trust on the property sold A deposit Of 50 TO b.
paii down at time OF sale. All COnYeyunCng ut co
Of purchaser, IfCrms are not compiled with in five
days the trustee reserves the right TO resell the prop
erty ut the risk and cost Of dcaulting purchaser.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
dcc2GcodtSds Office 40 Eighth street.
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THE COURTS.


THURSDAY, Jan, .. 1879.
On motion of Sir. Francis Herman, o. $. Williams,
esq OF Clinton, n, y, aud Daniel Doughdrty, esq,
OF Philadelphia, Pa, were admitted 10 practice.
No, 10 Jane Quinn, administrative, &C., appel
liant vs. The United States. Argument continued
by Mr.. 7. d. Lincoln for appellant, and by Mr. As.
sistunt Acknowledgement Smith aud Mr.. Attorney.
General Deyens for appellee, and concluded by Mr..
4. ID. Lincoln for appellant,
No, H. Thomas L. LeatherS, appellant, VS.. The
Salvador WreGkng and Transportation Company.
Submitted by Mr., Given Campbell for appellee, no
counsel appearing for appellant.
No, 49, The Mississippi and Rum River Boom
Company plaintiff In error vs.. William C. Patter.
son, IT, Argument commenced by Mr.. William
Lochlen for plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at twelve o'clock.
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ORC GREAT
1878

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, VEST, AND SOUTHWEST
spLENDIHBS sstiiEiNEhi'Y, MXGtNlFICENr EQUIP.
IN EFFECT M HEEiHNnEn ,s 1873
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGroN from Depot cor.
uer OF sixth and y streets, as follows; IN,
For l1tisburg and the West, lEl0 a m. daily Win
Ptlsburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago;
XXI N 3qy WI WI P hSPTs E H e EIqBEo
For Canandalgug. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FANS
and The North NJ $40 D. M. daly, except saturday
with Palace Cars to Canandnela For Williams
port Lock Haven and Watkins, AT 1910 u. NJ
daily except sunday.
For New York and the Fast 1870 and 1918 p, M daily
wi II Palace Cars attached. Limited Express of
Pullman Parlor Cars, 40 ~ IN. daily, except
For Brooilyn New York all through trains connect
at Jersey City with bOnts of brooklyn Annex,
Rnording direct transfer TO Fulton street AVOID
Ing double ierrlage ana Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia l!3o $50 and lFl5 p m daily, Linn
tied Express ea0 n, III, daily, except sunday,
For Baltimore, 4 S:i $50 m. and l;2D y. m. daily,
except Sunday; 1910 u me- l'5O 15o ''O ana lGl'
For Pope's Crael, Line a. m. and i;2O p. daily
For Annapolis ! a. M, and 400 p, m, daily, except
ALEXXTbRIA AND FREpERIcKsBuRG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aicxsdrla g. lis g. @ 10, II a. NJ aud lis g. 400
g. G;g5, :, and 1880 p IN, On sunday 0 H. M, lilo
For Richmond and the South, $50 a. and $50 p,
For Chesapeake and Ohio Ra!lroad $50 p. m. daily.
o. 10, II II IN. and |, i.0, :, 6,lh, . and u y. N.
On sunday nj and 10 Il. m, and O;l5 p; IN.
Tickets, Information sleeping ana phllorCAr nc.
commOdRtiOus can be procured at the 0hCcs--nOrlh-
Gust corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the depot, whore orders can he
left for the checking OF baggage TO destinations rom
IT, T. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great doublc-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AN ID SHORT LINE
to the /"
NORTH = )RTHWESr, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST,
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1873, at $40 A. NJ.

A. NJ. Leoye Washington;
5NjmtNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
TON ENPRtSS. ln'cott city; On Sundays to
napolis junction. Jessups, Hanover, and Elk
Ridge; breakfast at Relay. ,,,,-.,.,
Strnsburg. Winchester, llagerstown. and Way via
7loNfB4 RrpoRE AND LAUREL EXPIRES
t:io-;Point Of Rocks, Piedmont, sTaSburg Win.
s.,o chester HagGrsown, and Wy Stations posro>y
AND nAiTfMokH EXPEt hraT Car
New York and Philadelphia stops ut Annapolis
s,aoHtST louis. LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO, Co.
LUMBuS, AND PITlSBERG EXPRESS. Fred
ericE, Hagsrstown, and Valley Branch, excent
to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to sandusky daily,
&Oo--iOn sunday ouy-Baltimore. Annapolis and
lOoG-niLTIMoRE EMPRESS. stops at HI!lna lens
burg. College, Brtsville Laurel, Annapolis June
tion, Jessups, and Hanover
E39-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS-
TON ENTREES. stops ut Laurel.
1885 ION sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
4soHBALTnoRE BLADENsBURG. AND LAU-
REL EXPHESS; Frederick via Relay. stops ut
E3l-tpoint of itocks Frederick, Hage stown Win.
CHESTER and Way stations, On sundays to Point
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
40-t BPlIimoEe AnngE oils Gn 5 way stat9ns'
'o TIedttE RXPhlsa EIso.t ciiy. NorloE ex
ctpt Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct to boat NJ Canton. Stops At Bladens'
G.Dofi,iiimore aud Way stations.
7:3l-tCHICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
s:lOf-BhLTiMORE EXFRESs.
H:U-Ppint of Rocks and Way stations,
"O Ant f FPHE3h EXS L POHrg SIX cz
49, cepl sunday Pullman Cars mn, ,,,rpr
IIMoRE EXPRt!ss. sleeping ear q New York
and special sleeping car to Philadelphia M
tDaily., ron sunday only, Other trains daily ex'
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DNITED STATES MARsHAEs SALE,

by vitne of two writs of ger Cucids Issued out of
the Jerks Office of the supreme Court OF the DISTRICT
of Columbia, and to me directed, will s' at pnblic
sue o. ash, vt the Courthouse door OF said ID strict,
on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF Jnnuury, s.D ~ we've
O'Clock M, all the right, the claim and Interest OF
the plaintiffs in aud to the JOw iugdCsorhel prop
crty, to Wit Lot IN Duyidsons subdivision ofsquare
No. 49, fronting 2S feet inches on MASSACHUSETTS, ay-
enue and running back tie depth OF the lot IN WASH
ingon, ID. O., together with all and singular the m
proypmpntS thereon : lied and levied upon as the
properly OF Eenora Babe and Jerome L. Babe. sat.
sfy executions No 4g1 equity and No. lGJ9 at law,
IN favor of Laura A. No re ct al.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
dpc3.dty Unit ed States Marshal d. c.
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JOINS SHERMAN CO.. t.,,. r.,,,o , n,,,ono.r.

ClTANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SIrUA1ED on MARY LAND
AyENGE, ,BE,rW ZEN ,touR;;ANn;A HALE
AND SMITH STREETS WEST ~ THE CITY
or WAShlNGTuN, DISrRiCrO or COLUMBIA.
ly virtue Oi II decree of the sui rene Court OF TIE
u strict Of Columbia passed In equity cause No, 5-l
(rrrVd'uuns savings and Trust Con ptny ct NJ vs..
William r. Wood ct nj. }, the undersigned a. trustee,
VIII sell SATURDAY the ilth day OF January, a.
D. 1919. ~ iOur 90 O'Clock D. ut public auction, y
'front.' OF the premises tie own,-descrihcd real
tsgNtc, situated In the city OF Wns gtun, District of
tolumbia to wit: Al those certain pieces on parcels
of ground known and distinguished, according TO the
plnt or groundplnn o. The said ciy AS lois numbered
one ~, thrcc o. and four a. and the west hall otlot
mum cred nine o. In the rcservat on or Square let
tered . D. together with the improvements and mp
purtenHnces thereto leonging i'll any wise apper-
talning.
Terms ofsalc; one-tLird Of the purchase money in
cash, the balance to be paid IN two equal iustlmens;
one payable In year from the uHy of sale ana tho
other In two years from the day sale, with Interest
from the day sale ut the rate OF SIX per Ccniun PER
nnnumi tie payment thereof to be cared by me
prunisSory notes OF tn" purchaser ur Purchasers OF
ne SAID properly; but the purchaser or purchasers OF
any Of the said parcels Of land shall have the prY-
eSe Of pay NJ cash upon tie confirmation oi the same
ny the court said lois will be sold separately, ana
subject to the taXpsd thereon NJ tho time OF the sale
cash deposit OF SOwill lie required on each lot ut tile
time IL Is "knOcted or TO the purchaser.
ENOCH TOIlEN, Trustee.
NJ SMITH Galn.mon iyu.pDINuy
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CIRCUIT CouRr-cHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Judgment by default was given In the following
cases Henderson and Conkle, Beavans & Shaw
VS.. Gleason, Ridgway VS., Smith, Kirby VS.. Mil
burns Kirby VS.. solomon, Pritchett & Co. VS.
Holden. Kelby vs., Thornton verdict for plaintiff
for Sl26.
Equity COURT-JUSTICE MACARTHUR.
Ceas vs.. Burgess argued aud submitted. Castle
man vs. FrederlCks demurrer sustained with
leave to amend. Smith vs. utermehle guardian
ad Item appointed. Rubin VS.. Freedmans Say
ings and Trust Company conveyance onR terms
Phillips vs.. Phillips release decrecd.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit Court-ChiefJustc Cartter-NO.2Sl Eng
lisll vs.. VauderwerSen; No 300, OHagan vs. Hen
derson; No, sol, Morgan w. District of Columbia
No. 300, Lake vs.. Poorlsh No $40, Stewart w, Kim
nell No. 81, sammy vs.. Henry No 3l3, PrOu VS.
MCmtush No. 3ll Schneider vs.. Davis; No. $40
IamisOn VS.. Wimsntt Cooper; No 3l6, Quinn VS.
District of Columbus No. 3l7, Cape Ann Gunih
Company VI. Blunt X Timber; No. $40, Slraining
use OF Plumb, VS.. Walker.
Equity Court-Justic0 MACArthur.--No TO- Kirl
VS.. Whitci No. 1873 Lauglllln VS.. Fletcher No. 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-10
HOUSE OF RErREs ENTlTIyES,

When the House met this morning the desk Of
the late Julian Harlridge, of Georgia. was lastly
draped in black, and upon 1t was placed hand.
some basket of flowers.
Mr. COOK offered a resolution providing that the
funeral services Of the late Julian Hartridge should
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-10

T'RUsrEEs SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY,
a ON TIE SOUTH Stlk or G. STREET
NoHMTIMlMESr, BETWEEN FIRST AND SEQ

by virtue of a deed OF trust, dated March TO- 1872
recorded In Lber No. G7s folio q, Of Tie land recorJ
of the District of Columbia and vt the request OF the
party secured thereby, VIII sell ut public uuCtiun,
In front of the promises on "WEDNESDAY the l5h
day Of January 1870 ati O'Clock y. M the iulluwiug
described real estate stuutH III The city 81 Washing
ton. District OF Columbia, viz: The west thhte- feet
mont or lot numbered twenty l.), OF krl y sutGl-
VISION Of lot eight 49, In McGnons subdivision Of lot
three o., OF square numbered ave hundred and saw
enty -four Dp, being part Of lot improved by two
story lrCk House.
Terms of ale: One-third IN cash (of which $50 must
he paid at se); tile deferred payments t. be paid IN
SIX, twelve, anu eighteen months, with interest at
thH rate OF per cent per aiuum until paid, ana Sc
cured by deed Of trust nd I'M uruncp, 10 The sat siAC-
nn Of the trustee. Terms to he iully compiled with
within six days after tie day Of sale; tthcrwise the
trustee reserves the right TO RESELL uter one week.
no'ice a. the risk and tue FIRST purchaser All
cOnNcNuncing Mt the purchasers cost.
inI-dGu5 WIN. II. WARD, Trustee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-10

N'Ts'ItFF' " " " y q tFIIf v UT
GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN MARKET,
Wheat We still continue to report the absence of
any important transactions In wheat while there IL
small supply There is Il good milling delnnd for
prime to choice samples of Fuita and Lancaster, aud
the range may be quoted nominally al $40 o. for good
to prime of both descriptions.
Curii-rhe market for q rn remains quiet and lnnC
tive, under limited supply, aud we still write an
active milling inquiry for both yellow and white ut
mn pi Iul IA nj