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The Lynn Mystery.
TIE CHASTITY REMAINS OF JENNIE CLARK
TITLED BY HER MOTHER.

THE CHASTITY REMAINS OF JENNIE CLARK IDEN-
TITLED BY HER MOTHER.
special dispatch to the Philadelphia Press
from Boston, March 10, says: Popular interest
La the Lynn case is revived by the positive iden-
LITIGATION OF the body as that of Jennie p Clark.
whose name was given last night In the dis.
patch to the Press. No less than eight OF her
relations and intimate friends are positive the
dent OF Dorchester district, where she had been
employed as house servant four.yearS She
was not pretty, but quiet, handwriting girl
whose religious training and habits were geuer-
any esteemed; She disappeared February 18th,
thirteen days before the trunk and its CHASTITY
contents were found, and diligent search 10 ali
directions failed to find her. When she left her
employers house She was pale and thin and
complained OF hard work, and said she was
going to rest awhile. 1t now seems probable
that. acting under the advice OF her seducer, She
went to one OF the numerous abortion houses
in and outside OF Boston and died Only
one person Is suspected OF causing her ruin, and
he Is under surveillance, and allowed by the
officers to take an active part in the Identified
ton. The question OF identity seems settled,
as persons recognizing the remains include Jen.
MES mother, uncle and employers The identi-
fication is the most satisfactory of any yet,
from the fact that the girls mother, who had
a description Of the body mentioned. without
prompting told all the prominent marks on IT,
which Tailed with the pecul1ar1ties of the body
IN the trunk In every particular, and rigid
examination could not shake her Conviction.
Clark's employer, as connected with the case
and OF knowing the facts II not the cause of her
trouble. Detective have reasonable cleWs show
ing where the bricks and porter bottles found
ln the trunk came from, and think they have
discovered the person who shipped the body
from Boston, and the expressnan who took It
10 Lynn. The case looks more promising for
elucluatlOn now tnan at any previous time.
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IL is but few weeks since we heard OF a
Iather writing TO his son at school TO ask him
he had not time to write DETERMINATIONS - hut
cut IL down TO ''exams." The lad modesfly
enough answered, that the master ALWAYS smoke
0 nro ,ne exams d ana 80 ne thought II was the
or the expressions which the young reader a
warned against We fear TIM nothing can
ana ,r aMiuily, ana terribly, and tremendously
NIL mo,e present week or two ago when fond
.aam1.i,i amented that her child would say
.,aNiully Jolly" 1T is she pathetically said.
so tremendously exagrerafesi = We are sur
Pu riseu. py the way, TO ind included among these
and stheT S ts snca phrases as .'curying favor"
we !, ADMIT, an expression which we much Ike
the au;hoyt,T 81 'u as We see by Johnson, plead
Ito fall out IN IN the oe ss and LEstrange, while
GOOD piece OF English that Il need M 1c,,as so
airy n au,nonlty 70 uphold IT, though plenty could
oe pIoouceo most writers. as has been os,a,
noticed, haze certain words 10 which M, ol.en
an unfair preference. But beyond this eecs
age also has It's favorites. Thus factor ana
outcome have shot up In a most wonderfui
way within these half dozen years: and the
barbarous affectation or cultured" has grown
to the dimensions or q common nuisance
Again. hundred years ago, those whom we
now call clever were all Ingenious. while re
spectacle" held a position far above those VINO
keep gig. IL was very widely applied, and
was, In fact. In high favor: Madrid was de
scrfbed as a respectable city, the aged Lord
Mansfield as respectable visitor, white Ches-
terfield in writing or the hour death said, THAT
moment IS at leas' very respectable one. let
people who boast OF not fearing IL say what
they please" writer OF the present day
would perhaps coDtIfye TO make ''notable- suo-
ply most or the senses In which respectable was
used by our forefathers lie would write OF a
notable city, notable visitor, and the notable
moment OF death. This word and its adverbIai
form, notably, have indeed shot up into favor
IN the last few years with astonishing rapidly
The rise Of 'tender" has been sudden, but it is
chiefly confined TO people who criticise art and
pCetry.-( The Sd,urGnV Isrieu
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y h. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF THE FIRST CLASS RESI-
FOURTEENTH STREET
CORNER M, (PREMIsES No. 1870 MASSA
By virtue Of the trust deed to the under IA
recorded in liber No ssl folio 4s5, ct seq, Of 4
the land records Of the District of Columbia and at
the request in writing Of the party thereby secured
premises, On On, TUESDAY, April 18th. A. .: 1879,
parcel :E %. Of sroi,nd In Washington, .; ..
ming at q point CT 9-12 feet easterly from the
northwest corner of Square 247, at the iutersec-
ton OF the southerly line OF avenue
with the easterly line of the public circular space
thence southeasterly with said south line OF said
avenue SO feet inches; thence 8. IA deg. 80 min,
w. 81 feet thence 9. IL deg. 80 min, W. 53 feet
inches to public alley; fence due west with the
north line Of said alley SO feet thence north 1877 feet
inches to the line Of said circular space: thence
northeasery, following the circle 10 feet inches to
the point of beginning.
Terms of sale One-third of tina purchase money
in cash; balance in one two, and three years. with
interest at per cent from day sale. secured on
the premises; all cash, at the option of the pur
chaser. deposit of $500 will be required of the
purchaser at the time Of sale; and if terms not
complied with In five days fr IN the day of sale, the
property will be resOld, on five days notice in the
Evening Star at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser. COnveyancing at purchasers cost.
WIN. w. FRAZIER JR.,, r.r..o,
MAHLON ASHFORD, : Ar"S'ees'
mar20-eo dbsNds
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DIED..

DRANE. On March 2lst 1879 ALFRED L. DRASE
The family and bis friends requested to at
tend the funeral on Sunday 23d, at 80 O'Clock m.
Services at Rock Greek church.
FFNDALLL On Friday March 21st, 1879 at his
res dence IN Portsmouth, N. H., Major PHILIP r.
fENDALL, o. b Marine Corps, eldest son of the late
p. X. FendaD, Esq, Of this city.
JUDGE. On Friday, March 2lst, 1873. ct 20
T. IN FANNIE M, beloved wife OF John NJ Judge.
fp.eral will take place from her late residence.
a. 10 am.
KING. On March % 1872 at so am, CHARLES
JAMES KING, aged fifty two years, seven months
and twenty four days.
light is from our household gone.
A voice We loved il still;
Place is vacant In our midst
Which never can be filled.
Funeral from Rock Greek Church, county, on Bun
day. Esd inst, at O'Clock pm. e
KINGSLkY. On March AID, 1879. BERTHA A,
infant dapshter OF JOS A. and Alice kinssley ased
Funeral at O'Clock. sundsy. from the residence
OF Der parents. 7l6 I'd st NV
LEESNTTZER On Thursday afternoon, March
Goth, 1879, EARNEST D. LEksNITzERs aged seventy
Funesa viii take place from his late residence
464 4 street southwest, on Sunday, at o'ciock
pm.
PILCHER On the 10th March, 1879. SIDNEY
P1LchER, aged thirteen years, seven months and
twenty two dsys, eldett son of G. n. Pitcher.
Fredericksburg, Va, papers please copy.l
Funeral from the Fifth Baptist Church, Sunday,
at % O'Clock pm. Residence, 213 ~ street south
west. q
1873, at $50 O'Clock, JoeEPH D.. beloved son Of
Philip n. and Eliza Jane Weber, AGED seven yoars.
one month and eleven days.
Funeral will take place from the ree1dence Of his
gds ns SOo
lily invited TO attend
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ANTI.TREAT1NG TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES are
multiplying throughout the country. Neal
DOW relterates his opinion that liquor sellers
morning breakfast is the inducement 10 aftend
a temperance meeting. A member of the Mich
lSan legislature has introduced bill making it
mlsoemeanor TO sell liquor to a woman under
any circumstances. The current temperance
agitation In London takes the shape of a con-
troVerSy as to the extent OF beer aduIteration.
Francis Murphy has been lecturing, during a
great part OF the season, for $1OO night. Cough
finds favor as lecturer In Great Britain. mar
ticularly in Scotland. An Ohio man has be-
Queathed $4,000 to distribute tracts SETTING
forth the injurious qualities OF lager beer.
society Tor the enforcement of the civil damage
law is TO be formed In Buffalo. The Validity of
the law having been settled by the Court of An
Peals, tn'S organization will prosecute, free of
liquor dealers. NS "s oiiio'
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ROMANCE was nfpped in the bud in Toledo
daSt Monoay. young man named Jones and
ix sSTo an woman named sackers aged respect.
h ne elgnteen ana fifteen, ran away from their
~, holnes In No0Q county, and went to town to
Oe married. They were overhauled on sum
I'M. sIreet, by the father OF the bride and
n motneT OF the bridegroom, and lively scene
daughter with such vehemence that She threw
nerseI INTO the arms OF her dear John. and
InaIn h tnat she would never, never, never
devotion to his dear charmer. when his motheST
i ,aiu neavy hand upon his shoulder and gave
t nun sacn shaking that the vows were Scat
they refused to obey, and 1t was NOT until the
Oia iolkS suggested postponement OF the
wedding until the end of the year that the
pretty dears wiped away their tears and con-
each other
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JO7O GREAT TOTO
1919 PENNsYLYANIA 1919


10 THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
SPLESDD 6cKNERY. MAasIF1oESr EQUIPMENT.
In Effect DrcxxBKn 10th, 1873
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON, from Depot,
corner Of Sixth and streets. as follows:
i.ts6urs 70 GincinnsM: 81 LSul. sad 0hioaso;
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For !I md w. RSchester Buffalo Niasara
Th S.ss e. 10
For New 11Ys .1d the FAX 80 and 1o1s pm
daily, With Palace Cars attached. Limited tx
press Of Pullman Parlor Oars. $50 am. daily.
For Brookl%, n Z. all through trains connect at
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
Ing double ferriage and journey across New
For Philadelp hi. so. 80. and 10 :ls D. m. daily
For Baltimore. S0. S. ESQ : - and % q.
Fer .f Pops aS'e oEseR t da 90 m and 40 m.
For An5spoSs: 20 = q. and 40 p. M. daily. ez.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND 1AExANDRIA AND WASHING
f'r s.sa saa g Sn sana;3 i sn ao "a
For Richmond o and the South. 80 Am and 80 p
siYs ae.insr. 81 sna IN g
e sss: Gss
east corner Ct thirteenth street and rsnnsylYania
az
be left for checking Of baggage to destination from
'''''' I. p. FAKMEB. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER. nov9
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North, Northwest, West
and Southwest.

and Southwest.
To take effect Sunday, Nov. IT, 1873.
1906 NEW York. PhiIadelp6ia. and Boston
cypress: ELisott City. On Sunday to Baltimore
ton, yessup's, Hanover. aud Elk Ridge Breakfast
$50 = m--Bsltimcre, Annapolis and Way Pied.
mont, Strasburg, Winchester. Hsgerstown, and Way
n 40 a. m-Bal.more and Laurel Express
$40 m.IPoint sf Rocks, Piedmont. Strssburs.
P11 aPS way stasGRs and
Bssi@Srs E1pFsss; Rar!os ca q Nex York and
s.Gps Gnasso ooum
bus and Pittsburg Express; Frederie5. HaserstoWn
sna ssy cs saGaay s Oar T.
ton s0 daily except nH ssstprdsy
cs E1prsss Stops At Rlaasns
i5iS p.m--Bsitmore. Annapolis. Enicots City
I'll 80 p.m;-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
s u s5 p IN. on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
a 80 p.m;-Baltimore. Bladensburg and Laurel
Exprssa Frederick via Relay. stops at Annapolis
f4:35 pm.-Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Hasers.
and ysS
t4:40 pm.-Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
80 Fsn,t a'h NoFf9'k and BsItimoEe
at tcnto STOP At Bsdensburs s and Lause - 0'
tS:SO p.m-Baltimore and Way Stations.
II 80 pm. - Chicago and Columbus Express.
Sleeping Cars to Chicago
1910 p.m.-Baltmore Express
900 p.m.-Pont Of Rocxs and Way Stations.
Pittsb1rg Express Pittsburs, except Sunday. Pull
fi0:i5 Pm.-New York. Philadelphia and Balti.
more E1presa Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel.
Sleeping Cor TO New York. and Special Sleeping
Car TO Philadelphia
()Daiiy. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. All trains stop at Relay Station
pot corner Of New Jersey avenue and O street. GIG,
601. 603. 1895 Pen1a; avenue W.. Washington and
Masonic Temple, High st., 6eOrgetOWn, where tick
cts can be procured, and orders taken for basgaee
TO be checked and received ct any point in the city
W. N. CLEMENTS, Master Transportation.
L n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
E1KORRR Il KOONTZ General A0enf novI6
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TRusTEEs, SALE OF THE LARGE BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING ON THE NORTH
VEST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND o
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date IL
the 25th day of June, 1875, and recorded in 1fnH
Liber No. 100. folio 800. one of the land re 4a.x
cords Of the District OF Columbia the undersigned
Trustees will sell at public ancto in front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, the oath day of March,
1879, at O'Clock y: M, all Of Lot d. in Brent's
recorded subdivision Of square four hundred aud
twenty 600, with the improvements. This sale
offers fine opportunity for investment in an i'm
proving part OF the city.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of purchase money In
cash the residue 10 four equal inatalllnents at six
Twelve. eighteen and twenty mon' his, for which
the purchaser to give his promssory notes bearing
date the day Of sale and bearing interest at the rae
Of six cent said notes to be secured to the salts
faction of the Trustees, the property sold all
cash. at option Of purchaser If terms of sale are
not complied with in seven days, the Trustees
n Srl upon giving such notice as they may
accepted. GEO. F. APPLEBY,
WE EDM0NsTON. Trustees.
Office, 40 9Th street
THOS E. WAGGAMAN. Auct mar13-d&ds
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CAMUEL a. LUNT, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT SITUATED ON ] STREET. BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS NORTH

By virtue Q. decree passed in the equity III
the Sd day Of July, A. D. 1875 shall sell at 4::1
public auction, On the premises. on MONDAY.
pm. that part Of Lot numbered two (2) in square
three hundred and foItythree (343). BEGINNING for
said part Of said lot in said square at point on
north street fifty Ave t55) feet east from the south
west corner OF said square and thence running east
inches: thence north one hundred feet to the said
line Of said lott thence east along the rear line Of
south to the point OF beginning.
Terms: One-thlrd OF purchase money in cash, the
deferred paymen in equal instruments of six and
twelve months from the day of sale, with interest
at the rate of seven CD per cent per annum; the
the premises. deposit of $lO0 required on day
Of sale, and all convayancing at the purchasers
cost. II terms of sale are not complied with in
seven days the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. LINDEN KENT,
marl2-10t Trustee
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THOS. j. FISHER l. CO.. Real Estate Aucts,
1913 street north west

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kE EIA d EsTATE on ~, PENNsYhyANIA AVE
Under ana by virtue Of deed Of trust, II
dated August 10. 1872, and recorded in L6er
Of the note secured the reby l. the undersigned win
sell at public auction in front Of the premises, on
mo 1t easterly Of the two snbdivsiona lots marked
Buchanan" in W N: Dorssy's subdivision Of lots
more psrtcuiary described as follows EBssinnins
at point in the line of Pennsylvania avenue 11S
ie from b the 81 sa
southwardly a. right angles to said avenue SO feet
feet 81 inches, and thence northwardly at right
angles to the place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale; $500 cash, and the residue in three
equal Payments at SIX twelve and eighteen months
the deferred to be in the pronssory notes
paid secured by deed OF trust of property sold. or
all cash, at purchasers option. Trustee reserves
the right to resell II terms are not complied With In
five days.
mar18.e O&ds W B. WEBB. Trusted
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
~ IAIE In GEORGETOWN. d. O., IMPROVED
WITH AN IRON FOUNDRY, ON THE O. &

~ TATE IN GEORGETOWN. D. O.. IMPROVED
NTH TIA An IRON FOUNDRY. ON THE O. &
BY virtue of decree duly passed by the "A
supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia inn
ON the 4th January. 1870, modified by de-. KM
cree by said court. duly passed the 18th January
isIg both DEGREES being made in the Of jacob
g. Heiston ct al. vs.. William Z. Duvail ct al. No
1881, Chancery Docket, No. g. Of said court, viii.
TIC auction. to the highest bidder, in front of the
O'Clock M, certain real estate in Georgetown, in
said District Of Columbia, situated and known as
Lots numbered 26 and n, in Thomas Beale's addi-
ton to said Georgetown, with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon; and also all that piece of
ground which fronts on the west side OF Washing
ton street. in said town b. ginning at the southwest
corner of said lot q. and run thence east and at
right angles with said Washington street to the west
line of said street thence west and with the line OF
boundary line Of said lot No. 81; then with the
southern boundary line of said lot to the place Of
beginning, with the improvements, rights and ap-
purtenanCss to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money
in cash and the sdue in equal instalments OF
third of said residue. payable respectively. six
twelve and eighteen months after date of sale, with
interest from date the title to be reserved until the
full payment OF all the purchase money Convey
ofeae. CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S Trustee,
80 Congress street, Georgetown.
THOS. BOWLING, Auct. b2O-3aw3w
eE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, March 25th, sans hour and place. By
orcer of the Trustee
mar1F -eotd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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GEORGE TAYLOR,l u..
mar2l-3t JAMES E. FITCH. EAecuto
DUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers-

MRUsTEE's SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON
TEE Ts OF RESTAURANT NORTHEAST
CORNER nF SEVENTH AND G STREETS
BAR TABLES, CHAIRS, STOOLS,
GAS FIXTURES, MIRRORS. OYSTER AND
AND GLASSWARE. &c, &c.
. By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recordedm
IN Liber No. 904. Folio 14l ct seq. one of the
!aud records Of the District of Coluu bia and
by re- fuest Of the party secured thereby, will
II, on the premises, on MONDAY, Oath March, A.
d. 1879. at 10 O'Clock am the Goods and Chattels
mentioned In schedule "a" attached to said deed or
tru t, and partly enumerated above
The above will be offered first q whole; if not
sold in that way it will be Immediately sold in de-
tail. Terms cash. ADOLPH. ADLER, Trustee.
mar2I-2t Herald
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CTE1aER L1EBERMANN. Real Estate Auctz.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING, WITH BRICK BASEMENT No.
500 TENTH SrREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated on the SrrA
18th day of June. A. ID. ISIS, and recorded in Nss
Iiber 7S9. folio 1876, of the Land Records for A.:i2
the District OF Columbia aud at the request of the
Of the premises. On MONDAY, the 3lst day Of
March; AD 1879, at 5 O'clock p. NJ, all that lot of
Columbia, known SIS lot numbdrea forty seven (47)
OF Lanckton's subdivision of square numbered
nine hundred and thirty three (933l, with the i'm.
provements thereon.
Terms of sale: Onethird ca cash; balance in
equal instailments. in six (G>, twelve 1O, eighteen
lS) and twenty four (24 months, with seven %
per cent interest from day OF sale to be secured by
deed of trust upon the property Sold all cash,
at the option of purchaser. deposit OF 300 re.
CURED at time Of sale ConyeyaDcing at cost of pur-
chaser II the terms Of sale are not complied with
il seven days after SALE the Trustees reserves the
right to resell at risk and cost of defauting pur-
chaser
mar2O-eo&ds WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
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FATAL WALKING MATCH,-At Fair Haven
conn, seven-year-old boy named S. L Pew
tress Joined with number OF other small boys
OF their outer garments and removed their
shoes Pewtress took chill while overheated
with exercise and the cold settled In nj
bowels producing an acute Inflammation. which
terminated In death. A warning to bows, old
and Young.
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THE KING OF BURNAH PREPARING FOR WAR
Intelligence from Burmah states that the king
is constructing fortified works and making
other warlike preparations. The king also u
Is asserted, has summoned the Burmese resi-
dents OF Rangoon to return TO their own coun-
try, threatening to have their families executed
In case OF noncompliance. This conflicts with
the Official news received at Calcutta.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
RROPERTCY1 OF sEv1EMIH SGTIREET SOUTH

WEST, (SOUTH WASHINGTON
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated Febru- II
airy 23d, AID. 1876, and duly recorded in Liber :.:
the District Of Columbia, and by direction of the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction,
of March. AID, 1873, at O'Clock pm. Lot mum.
bered thirty THREE (33 in the subdfv sion of SOU are
numbered four hundred and thirty five, (i35) in
thereon.
Terms of sale One-third in cash (of which $50
must be paid at sale); the deferred payments to be
made in six, twelve; eighteen, and twenty four
months after date with interest at the rate of seven
per cent per annum until paid, and secured by deed
OF trust and insurance to TIE satisfaction Of the
Trustee. Terms of sale to be fully com pIied with
within six days after day o. SALE otherwise the right
liz reserved to resell, after weeks notice, the
risk and cost of former purchaser All conveyancing
at purchasers cost.
WIN. 81. WARD Trustee
DUNCANSDN BROS, sucts. marl2 eoEds
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VhOMAs DOWLIN9, Auctioneer.
CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMtROVED REAL ESTATE IN
TIE NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE

CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMtROVED REAL ESTArE IN
CITY.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
a. ,h 10 OF E s7S passed the Sth @
$50 Doc II, shall sell on MONDAY, April 9TH.
1879 at O'clock M. on the premises, the follow
log property, to wit:
Lot No. 81 in square No. Ill. containing S,49l
square feet Of ground and improved by comfurta-
bic threestOry Brick Dwelling with all the modern
improve ments located on the east side OF Conuecti-
cut avenue, between Q and streets northwest and
Lear the elegant residence of Senator Stewart.
Also, Lots 55 and SIS in same square, adjoining the
above property and containing $500 square feet Of
ground
Immediately after, Lot 5, in square 95, on the
ne rtheast corner Dist and streets, and contains
l0.U42 square feet of ground
Immediately after, Lots Al, ~, 43 and A, in
square Sc asgregatins5 9s7 square feet of ground,
Terms, as prescribed by the de .ree are One
third cash, the residue in three equal payments at
six, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale,
and secured by deeds of trust on the property sold
with notes bearing interest at six per centum per
annIm until paid All congeyancins at cost of
the property End go s.e4 9t Of the
m2Zd TIAW ReDOrfAr1 Trnstaa
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WORLD WEATHER MAPS.-The permanent com.
mittee OF the Vienna Meteorological congress
have recommended TO proposed second con.
gress the adoption throughout the world OF q
weather maps or other purposes similar to the
one first organized for the United States by the
chief signal officer In 1873, and which has been
continuously pursued by the signal service to
this day. This will make daily weather man
OF the northern hemisphere at Washington pos
SihIa