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AUCTION SALES.
THIS .fFTERNOON.
,rYoMAs DowLINa. Auctioneer.

CYAHCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND USIMFEOVED REAL FSrA re IN
TUE NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE
CITY.
Ey virtue OF o decree Of the Supreme Court fsxx
o, The District OF Columbia, passed the 9TH hE8
day ut February, 1879, in Equity cause No -.
$50, Doc II. shall sell on MONDAY, April 7'h,
1879. st O'Clock M Oh tho premises, the follow
Ing property, to Wit
Lot No 81 In square No. Ill. containing S,49l
sQusra feet of gronnd and improved by CONF orta
bic tlree-s tory Brick Dwelling. wiki all the modern
IMPROVEMENTS, located on the east side of Connect
cut avenue, htwe en- q and streets northwest anu
near the -lec-..at rc.,l,,epce OF Senator stewart
Also Iots IS and 56 i'll same square adiolnluS the
above property and containing 1860 square feet OF
ground.
Imu ediately after, Lot 6, in sduars IS. Oh the
northeast corner 2lst and p streets, and contaus
lo.U42 square feet of ground
Immediately after. Lots Al, ~, a and A, in
sGuae &C. gregatingY 9s7 = square fest Of ground.
on p s, -eet, between Goth and DIST streets.
Terms prescribed Ey the ce rec, are: Que.
third cash the residue in three equal payments at
six twelve AM, eighteen months from day of sale.
and secure BY leeds Of trust the property sold,
with notes bearing interest at six per coutun per
snnum until paid. All conyeyancins at cost OF
purcl aser deposit O. 800 will be required on
the improved property, Sid 800 on each lot of the
uyiIuproyed If the terms 0. sale are not complied
with Witlin ten days, the 11ust> reserves thu rx;i
to resell the property, at toe rsk ad cost OF the d.
faulti purchaser or purchs' sI,er one week s
notice IN some newspaper published IN WASHINGTON,
D. O. THOMAS j. LUTTRELL, Trustee
mad fI.Aw Reporter
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Talnlage,S TriaB.
"UNsERyIy aNn INnrcoporS RI,

"UNSEEMLY AND INDIGENOUS CONDUCT
w Tine New t aork Ss OF Saturday. says: Two
yesterday, one Of them an ex-trustee of the
Brooklyn tabernacle, and the other an ex-elder
WHO W., Is now preacher and member o: the
m0ny or these brethren, IL Will be very difficult
for them to acquit Brother Talmage The ex.
trustees exposition OF the mysteries OF taber-
nacle nnanclerlng was interesting. but not
nearly SO sensational as the ex-elder's personal
"reminiscences. According to the Rev Mr.
hathaway, Brother Talmage once told him that
Brother Van Dyke was So a notorious liar: also
that when he threatened to bring his personal
grievances before the PreSbytery, Brother Tai
mage said to him: " II you do that, we win turn
falsehoods 1 ever heard" was Brother Tai
IMAGES characterization Of Brother Hathaway's
testimony; and he grew very red in the face
ana lOud In utterance as he insisted upon his
right to meet the "moSt internal contunely
and falsehood" which he said had been poured
upon nm. by proving things about Brother
against motion to sit with closed doors. This
was finally withdrawn, but notice was given to
Brother Talmage's friends 10 the galleries that
1t would be renewed IL they didn't keep quiet.
At the opening OF the proceedings Brother
Cuyler had prayed that the brethren might be
saved from unseemly and 1ndecorou5 conduct
Inc event showed that the petition was not a
The New York World report says that Hatha-
way testified as follows: "Dr. Van Dyke said to
me: 'Mr. Talmage told me that you were a
young man who could not be trusted and that
you were defaulter 10 the Tabernacle / was
thuDderStruck. / went back to Mr. Talmaye
and reported what Dr. Van Dyke had said
When used the word defaulter, Mr.. Talmadge
said that that word was not IN his VOCABULARY
and at once went into diatribe against DR..
Van Dyke. / said, .Dr Talmage, this is Sc
riouS matter and you must go with me and see
Or. Van Dyke To my establishment he posi-
lively refused. 'Dr. Van DYKE he said, lis a
notorious liar, and I never want to see him
again until the judgment day" At this state
nent Mr.. Talmage smiled and the Tabernacle
part OF the audience burst into a roar OF laugh
Ter, but DR.. Van Dyke, who sat near by. and
the rest OF the Presbytery, looked solemn and
glum.
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RAILROADS.
RALTINIORE AND ONO RAILROAI

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAuK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West
10 saEe effect Sunday, Nov. II, 1878
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
te:cs y NEW York, Philadelphia. sud Boston
only Stops al shlpieys, Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, yessup's Hsnover. and Elk Ridge Breakfast
r, go mn;Bs!ttmors Annapolis and Way. pled
81 s:lo q. m:1Pont Z Rocks, Piedmont. strasburs.
Express Sa1io5 Gar to New DS YcfS and
bus e V. R5gh'ITs Eaprsss FfsderSs
Staunton. Pullman Car to Oincfnnati daily. Graf
a aS sa only Ssattasy Annapolis
and Way.
bars College BeltSiIie. faarei. Annapolis a june
uon, Jessup's and Hanover.
1910 p.m.-Bstimore, Annapolis. Enicott City
tl;so pw S,ol York, Philadelphia and Boston
u 20 p H. on Sunday only for baltimore and Way
1870 Pn-BsItiroore, Blsdensburs and Lsure,
Exprses Frederick Wis Relay. Stops ct Annapolis
IA IS p.m.-soint OF Rocks. Frederick Hsxers-
Iown Wincisstez and Way Stations On Sundays to
Point Of Rocks ana Way Stations only.
lions.
IS 80 m-7 74 Norrolk and Baltimore
Expresses Eiiicott City. Norfolk except Sunday
Aofoe PessenGers taken an the Cars direct to Boat
at Canton Step at B.adsnsburg and Laurel
is so p.m.-Ba.timore and Way Stations
f7:D Pm. - Chicago and Columbus Express
Steering Cars to Chicago.
rs 10 p.m--Baltimore Express
200 pn.-Point Of ROCKS and Way Stations
10 90 p.m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville ana
Pittshurg E1preas Pttsburg, except Sunday. Pull
MAJ, Cars.
tl0:l5 p.m.-New York, Ph;ladeiphis and Bait
more Express Stops at Bladensburg and laurel
Sleeping Car TO New York, and Special Sleeping
Car to Philadelphia
G)Dsily. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. All trains stop at Delay Station.
Fer further Information apply at ticket Office de-
pot. corner OF New Jersey avenue and street. 61g,
col, COS, 1435 Penna avenue q. W., Washjngton and
Masonic Temple, High St, Georgetown. where tick
cts can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
to be checked and received at any point In the city
W. M. OLEMENTS, Master Transportation
Z. M COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEORGE r. KOONTZ. General Agent noyI6
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THE EVENING STAR.
-.NN"AY Apr, ,. ,sYs.
o CONGRESSIONAL.
OOttOkl6St0A NJ &6xf.

Oorotssstsn Of Sat .~dov,. n-S
T ~. SE-After our report closed
ment. and :, was taken on Mr.. News amend
Itdas ,t "nu " was agreed TO by IS Ia II r u
n,ues mat nothing in section in rec,sr, AZ pro-
p,eeiaent y, poiis shall affect the power or fba
legislature or se s,o Troops on the application OF
h,iI r hOn moved 10 strike out section M tho
o', Nv "h .a contains the proposed repeal 'ne
vi; NoBger suggested that the demoor,.e
shoud agree TO stIike out the sect i'm aS avs avs
SIuurIInlttee should recommend the passage or .
ara, ,ebbeailng entirely the two sections sep
a., a'e Dill repeating those two sections so far ss
ms sac OF the House was concerned conId ha
P" M without debate and without DELAY.
councfls ,h ha,d ne had urged In the democratic
Hoouced Independently Of The nnouiu oe iu-
n..s, ''t ne bad bowed In the cni,pci,S OF n,I
PARTY to the supt:rnr wisdom but not snDeriaT
that had be al Others II Lhe Presidential veto,
thn upon them, then let the Senate SOD u,
ms omse these repeating bills nnre al si,n, ~
Side OF the Wo,1s eest the gentlemen on the other
ON, 'i ~, oanson moved an amendment +, c, r.,,o
gu. Ine WORD civil" where IL oecur,aa n,r ,i
ton. i '''or oi The propoSi-
rejected by I22 TO isI MI cannon was
Mr.. Brewer submitted an amendma,, ,,ro,.,,
ing that nothing contained in rho ~ n,p rovl J,
limit the power OF the civil officers OF The 80
eminent TO keep the peace at elections OF man
berS OF Congress. Rejected by liz 10 13S
Mir Conger moved 10 substitute for section r
the follONing:-"Tnat sections 209l ana 559s
OF the Revised Statutes be aud the same are
hereby repealed Rejected by 1o9 TO 1856
Mr. Lapham moved 10 amend by PROVIDING
that any person who shall appear at the polls az
the election OF members OF Congress with a
deadly weapon shall be subject To the penalty
provided In the bill. Rejected by 81 TO f30
Mr.. Caswell moved TO strike out the portion OF
the section providing for penalties. Rejected
The motion OF Mr.. Lowe to strike out the
Whole OF section was rejected by l22 to i35.
The committee then rose and reported the
bill. The amendments to the bill, which were
all unimportant, were agreed 10 without di-
vision, and the bill was then passed by liS to
122-a strict party vote.
The greenbackers voted as follows: In the
affirlnative-MessrS. De La MaIyr Qnd). Ford
(Me.), Gillette {La.l. Jones {Texas), Ladd Mel
Lowe (Ala }. Murch (Me.l, Stevenson NiL), Wea-
yer NoWa), and Iokum pa J; and In The mega
tiye-Messrs. Barlow tVt.), and Forsythe IlD
The result was received with applause on the
democratic side.
Mr.. Clymer moved that when the House ad-
Journ 1t DE TO meet on Tuesday next. Adopted
yeas 1884, nays 100.
The greenbackerS with the exception of Mr.
Barlow voted in the negative, as did also a
number OF democrats
The House then, at 90 minutes past D. m.
adjourned until Tuesday.
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DIED..

yoRDON In this city. on Friday, April Attn, ISIS
after protracted illness, Mrs. MAkcELIHA Jo8DoN,
In the forty second year Of her sge.
Funeral services viii take place from Israel Bethef
Colored IL T. Church, corner Of First and etroetn
southwest, on Tomorrow. (TuesdayD April Sth. 1879.
at 2 80 y.
JOHNSON. On Sunday, April 9th. 1879, Of 8 80
p. m 1Da CLAY. beloved wife Of Harry A. johnson
and dAugh liter Ct the late VIM. Tucker, ESQ., Of this
city.
husband, 1888 Tenth str ct northwest, Wedno0day,
requee ted to attend.
LANE NIB, IN Prince George county, Nd; on setur
ANkIE LANE. beloved wife Of Francis Lamb, in
the forty eighth year Of her are.
Funeral services 1t 2 80 O'Clock on Tuesday the
S,h Instant. from Mt Zion NJ z. Church, corner q
funeLth and streets northwe city. Ralatiyou
ano friends Of the family invited TO attend
MESSER. At Silver Hill, Prince George county,
Nd, at so .. NJ. on the 7th q April. ISIS. Isl
baltimore Sun and Marlboro 0asetts please copy.
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1919 PENNsXIXAN.A 1879
GknvrTE

1879 rnH $sSSES 1879
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAaNIF1oEET EQUIPMENT.
rsA1ss L hk EYE %1saRa 1s s from DEPOT
Pitts5urg and the Vest 10 10 ~ daily, with Par
s. S e 70 .Pa sad 1es
TAO pm. daily. With Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Falls and the North. a 5:45 PM daily. ezcspt
Wlsnsport. Lock Haven. and E S a 10 10
am: daily, except Sunday. ,o
press Of Pullman Parlor Oars. $50 am. daily.
Jersey 6aiy witt boats q BrooEiyn AIMEE :.
Ing double ferriage and journey scross New
For Phii.deiphi. 50 9: 80 and 1o:ls p m. daily
For Ba1ti%ora. Go, ssS. 80 n and as p
For f Pops 'e crsse Line: 90 a NJ and 42o p. M.
For Ann.poiis 90 = b. and 40 p. m daily. az.
cept Sunday.
ALE1ANpRIA Asp FsEpERICKsBURG BAIL
MAY An APP aA ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
lis and pm.
For Richmond and the South, 6 so am. and 90 ..
Il daily.
Trans leave Atexendr.s for Warrington, 8. z, 80
9, 10, IL an: l, %, S, s:ls and II pm On
Sunday at and 10 am, and 6:15 pm
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Pasor Oar 20
conIcodAxiOnS be procured ct the Offices, north
east corner Of thirteenth street and PennsyivaniA
sveEne; northeast cofnef ID Sixth street and Penn
GJfvxIi4 syenuf, and at the depot where orders
be es for Checking Of baggage 70 destination from
h0<ess and ressdencp4
r. P. FARNEE General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. Geosri EAnz8s. nova
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The Charlotte Gazette publishes the following In
reference TO the Catholic colony Ia that county:
By circular from Thomas +. Harmon the m an
learn that more than one-half the entire tract
OF 1000 acres has been already taken up. The
cOlonistS now number over fifty families, en-
most favorable, and 1t is confidently believed
the movement Will prove an entire success.
The colony are anxious to increase the number
OF thrifty and energetic immigrants, but In
their circular they Say:-"ThoSe who are In the
habit Of carrying bottle with them when they
60 on journey may seek for homes somewhere
else. No man who comes down 10 our depot
under the influence OF liquor will be brought to
Barnesville, and should he walk up from the
depot, lie need not look for either respect or
attention. We viii not hare such men amongst
u.s."
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YOUNG l. MIDDLETON. Auctioneers

TRusTFIs, SALE IN FEE SIMPLE OF TIE
VALUABLE FOGR-bTORY BRICK DWELL
ING, No 1908 N STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of rust, dated January ia
a. A. d. 1877, duly recorded in Liber No 84f, f.n4
folio 342 ct seq, one Of the land records for &.A
ne District OF ana ~ the request OF party
front Ct premises on TUESDAY. April 9Th, 1879. At
estate, situate in the city of Washington District
of Columbia to wit: All that certain piece par
Gel of ground known and described as lot "B, i'm
Roach's sub ID ct original lots numbered
btred two hundred and eighty (2sO) ssii lot being
improved by fousstory prsssed brick front dwelf-
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the balance at
one ~ ans two % years. with interest at eight tsl
Fer cent. from day of sale, to be secured by deed
Of trust Oh the property sod all cash, at the op
ton Of the purchaser deposit of $500 will be
quirod Of the purchaser at the time OF sale. Ali
yeyancins at the cost Of Che purchaser II the terms
OF sale be not complied with In ten days from day of
Gale. the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defauti1g pur
chaser, after FIVE days advertisement.
JNO. A. j. CRESWELL,l ,rr,..,o
j. CHESWELL HEALD,} AA"s'oeS'
mar2 5eotdbs
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TROOPER MAxwELL's COEQUEROR.-A middle
aged man with Napoleonic FEATURES but mean.
~ clothed, was before the desk OF the 5lst
OF MS coat hung empty at his SIDE "James
MaXWel, OF the 5th United States cavalry" he
replied, when the sergeant asked for his name.
II was among the last men that General Phil
Sheridan met when he dashed through his re-
treating troops at Winchester. was still light
Ing, and 1t was while waving my hat above my
came to the front at the head OF his rally1ng
forces, that this arm was shot OF. was 10
the hottest battles OF the rebellion-but thai
holdfBg up flask nearly empty Is the only
enemy that ever conquered me" He passed the
night In cell.-[y F. Sun, 9Th.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF THIRD
AND STREETS NORTHEAST

By virtue Of deed Of trust. bearing date -
On the twer ty third day of NOvem GER, A ID. fai1
1877, End recorded in Liber No 874, folio 12l &r:
ct seq one OF the land records for Washington
county, in the District of Columbia, the subscribers
will sell, ublic SALE on tn ESDAY, the 18th day
OF April 1879 at O'Clock m in front OF the prem
ises, all that piece parcel of ground lying and
being situate in the city of Washington. the Dis
tIict aforesaid, and known and distinguished on the
500 feet front. by the depth thereof, OF 10, num-
perez dt one ID square numbered seven hundred
thereon, Thich consist of three 60 two-story aad
baseme Mt brick dwellings of which is valuable
business corner, now occupied q grocery store
Nos $50. 232 and 234 Each house will be sold sepa
rately.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. and the re-
manner III ore, two and three years, with interest
at the rate Of centrum per annum, to be secured
to the .atisfacti of the Trustees or all cash. at
the option of the purchaser. A deposit of 3l00 on
each house will be required at the time of sale.
Cow. yancing at the cost Of the purchaser. II
terms Of sale are not compiled with in fiva days
from day of sae the property will be resold at the
risk and expense Of defanltns purchaser
RICHARD WALLACHl 1,.
ap4-eo5t NOBLE d. LAR.ER, ! Arus'oes.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
~ Corner 9th and streets northwest

ELEGANT BRICK WITH STUCCO FRONT,
FlvE-STOkY HOUSE WITH BRICK STABLE
AAVEEsSH uEi br A HEtT1t no. sis INDIANA
On THURSDAY. the 80 day Of April. 1879. A.sA
premises. Part Lot 81. in square No 5ss S :
fronting o. q Indiana avenue being No sls. running
with all modern improve ments, bath rooms, &C
Has splendid brick stable on the rear. This prop
street cars passing the door.
Terms: Onethird cash balance in ore and two
years notes bearing seven per cent interest and
be occurred by deed OF trust on the premises d.
post OF Y2CO required at time Of sale. Terms to be
complied with in seven days. Conveyancing at pur-
chasers cost.
marz5 DUNOANsON BROS, Aucss.
~-IHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED ON
account of the incemency OF the weather until
MONDAY, the 7th day Of April, 1872 at Same hour
and piate.
ap4 DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GE6RGETOWN, D; G AT AUCTION.
O'Clock, in front of the premises, shall sell fs
part Lot 16, having front of A feet inches Q..
feet, being between Bridge and Canal streets, i'm.
proved by large Carpenter Shop.
Terms: One-third cash balance at six twelve
and eighteen months. with notes bearing interest,
and secured by deed of trust on the property sold
All conveyancing ut purchasers cost @lOJ down
when the property is struck of.
ap3'd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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BEPGER-NAHDFRBrLT SUIT DIsCoNTTNURp.-In
New YORK on Friday morning an order was en-
lereo cefore Judge Lawrence, In the superior
A. La Bau NOW Berger VS.. VIM ii. Vanderbilt.
Louisa A., bis wife, Cornelius J. Vanderbilt,
SOPHIA @. TarraDce, Ethelinda V. Allen, Maria
Louisa Clark, Emily A. Thorn. Eliza Osgood.
Cather.ne La Elite, Cornelius Vanderbilt Cross
ana Emma his wife, Sophia Maria Norman
cLeSs EJheliDda Horton, aud Frank A. Wander
Gill. This suit was brought for partition OF the
Tea. estate OF the late commodore among the
Wloow and hefrs-at-law On account OF undue I'm.
nuence and fraud, and for accounting by VIM
IL vanderbilt OF real estate left In hts hands by
GecedeGt and moneys and conveyances LEFT 20
him. and also for receiver
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FTHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
COMFORTABLE Two-sToRY BRICK HoUs

COMFORTABLE TwOsToRY BRICK HOUSE
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF o sTREEr. BE.
TMEEN 9Th AND 9TH STREETS NORTH
WEST, NO. 45l, AT AUG rION.
On WEDNESDAY. April 9th. 1879, at s IL
o'clock, in front Of the premises, stall sell. EI
Ginches. by depth of 1s5 feet to alley. and 1m-
proved by comfortable brick dwelling containing
four rooms
Terms One-fourth cash: balance in six. twelve,
and eighteen months. with notes bearing interest at
feyen per cent. per annnm until paid, and secured
by decd of trust on the propsrty sold. Convey.
aEcinH st Purchasers cost 200 deposit required at
time Of sale THOMAS BOWLING.
Ap3-d AuctiOneer
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7 I. COLDwELL. Auctioneer.
TR RnyEE 70 g SALE I4Sr2 OF TWoSTogY BRICK

HOUSE, 4ss STREE N. W.. AND STABLE
6, 1876 and duly recorded II Iiber No T9s. A.!
Feio S5s. ct SEQ. Of the lana records of the A.:
holder Of the note thereby secured we viii SELL at
public ana,tion, il front Of the premises on FIJI
bidder, Lot numbered sixty three (63J in sub
d vision as made by Commissioning in Chancery
Of square sbered Ave hundred aud eleven (5Il)
with the improvements, consisting Of neatly two
story Brick Heuse with bay window, ana a good
stable on the of lot The tize of 10. is ri
6 il ches 'front.' by depth of 135 feet to 80 foot
alley This il one of the best pieces Of property in
Eenient home. Street. cars in front Of the door
Every modern convenience in the housa.
Terms OF sale: Onefourth cash, aud the balance In
one, two and three years, with per cent interest,
payable ssut-annual.y, to be secured by deed OF
may prefer Sio3 down on the day Of sale. and the
after Gale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauItin
purchaser. Conveyancing and recording ct pur-
chaser RS cost.
BRAINARD H. WARNER, rrrs.,os
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THOMAS DOWLINa, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
No G33 G STREET SOUTHWEST, WASH

No; $50 G STREET SOUTHWEST. WASH,
INGTON. D. O.
By virtu. Of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Id
of the DIS trict of Columbia. passed on the 7th t:a
Of Decelb Der, 1878. and the 25ta of March.
iS,y III ca9as NJ 3D. equity, wherein the aan
Gseen OF al are defendants, the undersigned VIII
th of ssie cn the premises on nnher ~
IN Church aud Herron's subdivision, in SO aare 461.
a as, recorded in Ltber r. W., folio %, snrvey9Fs
Wellbnilt house, &c and subject to deed OF trust
aVen December lG, 1871 to SECURE an t
sae.)
Terms q sale: Ore-third In cash, {of which de.
struck otf.) the remainder in equal instruments at
one ana two years from tho day OF SAFE win ln's1
conveyarcne st tie cost Of purchaser. If the terms
Sa ea are not complied with in seven Gays a.o1l
cry LOT resale upon weeks notice, at the FISK
ana cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
JAS. G.. PAYNE, Trustee,
app ectds 470 Loui5iana ave.
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END OF A BLOODY kENrUCKY FANuY-A
teiegram from Cincinnati. April, 4, says:-0eo.
hooerts, an old man who got on the steamer
river, encountered Nerot Abrams, with whose
FAMILY fead had long existed. The Old man
Immediately announced his intention to Whip
IN Abrams firing In self defence, and Roberts
1alllpg with shot In his head, causing death
shortly after landing near the farm he 0ccu-
remarked TO some passengers, as he pointed TO
q Knoll back OF the town, s'Over behind that hfll
lie twelve men who died with their boots on 10
nights with tie Roberts family" Abrams re-
turned to his home TO await the action OF the
authorities.
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ap2.e4dl
DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM:
PROVkD REAL ESTATE ON E STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN FIRST AND SEuONO

PROVED REAL ESTATE on sTREsT
NOhIH, BETWEEN FIRST AND SEuOND
=, BY virtue Of decretal order of the Supreme saA
EEonrt OF the DISTRICT Of Columbia, passed IN ~
auction. in front Of the premises on FRIDAY, the
bith day Of April 1879. at O'Clock P; M, Lots mum.
81 sauas ana IN and
seTe e-y BID IN the city OF WASHINGTON. O.
three equal instruments, in six twelve and eighteen
To hs roI the day Of SALE the deferred
interest at eight per cent per annum an endorsed
20 20 tne M OF the trustees deposit OF $2
conveyancing at purchasers cost. II the terms OF
Sse are not complied with In seven days from the
Gay OF sale the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property ct the risk ana cost OF the defautng
purcnaser, after i've Gays public notice.
=. WILSON, GS5 f st. NV. r~r,.,as
.. !NGLE. Webster Law Building.} Af"s'aos'
marAeo&ds Wash. Law REPORTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-07
TO-MORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T'HOa1AS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OT THE
ARLINGTON MARKET, I STREET BE-
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS. COMPRISING CANNED GOODS
TEAS, MOLASSES, SCALES, COFFEE MILL,
&c
On TUESDAY MORNING, April Sth. 1879 at 10
O'Clock. shall eeli the above stock
ap5-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer