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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
IkG The RESIDENCE OF JUDGE AN

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ~.
Of the District OF O0lumbia. passed June Is, NY8
A. D. 1887, In EQUITY Cause, No. 7,77t--9.:n
Houpg ct a.. 70. Young ct q the 1ndersisned
the fIeH1H DAY OF JULY. 1881. at SIX o'oooK P
NJ. in front Of the premises. the following de-
ton: D c.. to wit; Lots r and @. in Coltman's sub
5.t. Lot q Is improved 6y two story Brick
DHelling The Sther Lot Is Hnimpsoyed The 1.os
mont avenue by depth Of lG9. 40 100 to an alley.
Terms Of SALE: re-third cash. and the balance
in two Equal instalments ut six and txelve months.
for which the purchaser will be required to give
NOTES with interest at Der cent from day of sale:
potit Of 800 will be required at time Of sale on
esch lot sold Terms Of sale to be couphed With
which the property TO be resolc after five days
VERT. enent in the Evening star newspaPsr At the
upon full payment Of the purchase moncy aud raa-
fcaticn of The sale by the court. Oonveyancins at
| purchasers colt.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
SA2 % street northwest.
| DUNCANSON Bros, Ancts je27 -d&ds
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II. +. FRENCH.
OF GGRIcULTCRE,
DIVISION OF ENTOMOLOGY,
June 2Sth 1881 Washinyfon N


NJ Henry r French, A assistant lSecTefGrU 81 ,ls
Treasury, 1877 East Capitol street: = Sir an
a s~er to Your note CT this morning, 1 wonl I
state that the insects q which you send ep, cmens
are NE larvae OF the ia ported elm leaf bs.tl.
N6d.rncetd 1dlifhon,etdead Schr This la, ect
WAS mt oduced from Europe about 1887. Its eggs
are oepOthed IN clusters on the under side OF the
leaf IN May and June: The lsrv.e feed upon the
leaves leaving the yeirs Untouched. When folIr
eiown they climb down T. e trunk Of the tr,e AID
uansform TO the pupa state Of or near The SURFACE
OF the ground After . few days the q iut beetles
mske their apl earapce. There are two o. three
proode IN the course Of e. G sun mer, and he in
secte winter as leetles, and perhaps also pu s.
pom tne epartnen' grounds the experment rs
tnls year oe trit OF placing around The base of
eecn INFESTED tree tight box. eome lS inches
square. open Al top and bottom, and with a srfp
Of brisht tin tackled 70 the &c in such wy As 10
p!oject towards the tree q couple of inches The
box is partially filed with eartn, and The vorns
crawiiLs down the trunk enter it, are unsb,e .
escape. al d Il aneform within il. Here they are
easily destroyed en- mdsse 10y hot water our err
lerimele how that aaost all of the larvae Will
n axe th'ir way Into the box Comparatively few
crop ng TO the Ground from the branches This
tlsD, however, requires CO operation smong
LelghDi re, as otherwise the trees would be Imma
nately lestocked, and hen, e, perhaps mora
Iracucable remedy will tie found I'm Is ring ny IN,
trees. wi en- the worms first appear with : solu-
Ion GIN ouLces Paris green 10 one gallon OF
WAFER A garcen syringe or u fountain puIsp can
be ufea for the purpose. 49,
Respect. ullly,
J. RESRy C0Mzra,.
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SfZ u stf6tt uOEt1W69t.
DUNCANSON Bros, Ancts je27 -d&ds

EIN1 SANITARY PLUMBIN0-Best Material
Il and Workmsnship. "a years practice. Per-
tossat intesdence. win write Dectfcations and
su9,eTitesd the construction Of first c&ss sanitary
work ct fair charge. Orders Tor any amount d
work promptly Allied Az. =. BR14Ns
uiQ-2G.. ~ Rta street RqrsaNest.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to w
f. Martin and Laura L. Gray; James Minor
and Ellen Robinson: Chas. T. X. Lehman and
Hattie A Langley, Edwin johnson and sarah
lumbia, and Adeline V. Sanders OF Prince
Georges county. Md; Richard Contee, OF
Charles county. Nd, and Mary Jane Johnsca.
of this city. Chas. Williams and Sarah E.
Stevenson; Jas. RaDDie and Sarah j. Weer
both OF Montgomery county, Nd; Frederick
Louis end August ne Corbin.
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TIE STORM AT PINEY PoMT.-Advlces from
PiLey Point states that the gale OF wind and
rain that passed over that place Wednesday
was the worst Known In those parts for years.
The steam tug Z. III. Heartily, towing three
masted vessel, was compelled TO let her 60 and
make haIbor. The vessel was very muca
damaged. The wind carried on her main Jlt
6oom. aid the sails were very much damaged.
No serious carnage was done at the Point
The ICOf was carried of one OF the COTTAGE
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AARREHh.

HkNiLI~-wILSON. Tuesday, June q. 1851,
at9ociock p m at 40 9Th etreet northwest, &ssh-
iDston, u o., b. Rev. Geo Patch. Prot 4 use.
HAMLIN, Of Des MONIES. Iowa. and Miss EvA h.
WILSON, OF THE city.
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NlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IhNdOMAS UONL1NG, AucuOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated Novem- IL
ss 3sb s 2s77 and recorded in noer NO s8
Supreme Court OF the Districi Of Coumbis. on the
Equity We IN viii h ss On
DAY, THE t7H DAY OF July. 1881, AT s O'CLOCK.
in front Of the premises, Lot etered G, in Madison
Moses subdivisi n Of orixnal lots 6. and g. in
Square APT, located the eide Of 9Th street,
between street and public park, - feet front and
runs back Of that depth 70 feet then widens to %
feet and goes back so feet further
AT6 CLOCK, SAME DAY. in front OF the premises,
Lot g. Square east OF Square 500, lot i4xS0 feet
inches. being No: l64O 4th street. between = and
street northwest.
On WEDn EsDAY, July 9Th. 1884, AT s
O'CLOCK, 10 front OF the premises lots /, &. l. aad
M. in tqnsre 694 Each front 18 feet the west
side OF st street east between North Carolina ave-
AT 6 O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, origina, lot /. in
square 500. on the northwest corner Of 18th and
sire cts sou hest.
On THURSDAY, JULY 7TH, AT 6 O'CLOCK. in
front Of the PREMISE, +, and z, in Howsrd's
sub Of bl ck No n, IN the Howard Uoive, sity sub
of Efhngham, fronting alley leading from
Wilson street, near Howard University, together
with the III prOvements.
Terms: Une-third cash reeidue in two equal
pay ments at six and twelve months with interest.
10 be secured by deed OF t,ust 425 deposit on
each lot VIII. n property is struck off Terms 10 be
compiled with in FIVE days. Title good or no sale.
1e22 d&ds THOMAS H. CALLAN.} lr"s'o's'
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
{ MAREr. ClARET.
FRoNsAo. SCI srxpHE
MOULIs. MEpoc.
ST. FRELODY. PONTET OANRT.
CLOS DIES MnY NARna
MOSSIERRAT LINE JUICE.
B.w. REEDS SONS.
jeSo 1916 st. northwest.
BEST CINCINNATI HAMS.
OLD CROW WHISKY.
VERY CHOICEST SAbDINES.
delightful SWEET CATAwBA WINE. 81 per gal.
GREAT SWISS PROCESS FLOUR.
FANCY Ssb Ssaa Ac6FsKE
Large Stock OHOIOE TEAS.
Low Prices for Everythicg.
GEO. A. O'HARE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
je3o-2w 1913 7tb st northwest. bet. NJ and n.
VLARET. CLARET. CLARET.
Very choice TABLE CLHRET. ........ AS POI
"AQUACIT." the Messina Lemonade Powder.
"WALDMRISTER"-Try 1t and you will find it
pure, delicious and wholesome.
RASPBERRY SYRUP. LEMON SYRUP.
MONTSERRAT LIME FRUIT JUICE.
GEO. E. KENNEDY SON,
Proprietors OF the celebrated "White Swan" Pat
,e st Process h nesOta f lss St nor.bve
HEALTH. APPETITE AND
ExHILERATION,
VIRGINIA CLARET
MOTIONS SEEDING
HUME. CLEARY 4 CO..
That splendid Minnesota Fsraily Flour. Justly
"SGvEREHGN.o
B'ssi hG Ess: ;Esst -
ssCOM N End DOR, PORT WINE,
Sssy pure '1 Ht III the
OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY
is unt qualles for smoothneee. flavor and purity.
and for the sideboard and sick room lie unrivalled
HUME, CLEARY & CO..
jel4 SO7 Market Space.
SWE1T LEAF TEA.
60 cents per pound.
SWEET LEAF TEA.
60 cents. SO cents. 90 cents
Either iced or hot takes the place OF much higher
priced.
Sold years ago at 30 cents.
WITMER,S,
Tell 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Ho1 '. sSRs. ONLY az u dzsfa 0O0oA
pALAOD XARK1Ts
Corner 18th street and New York avenue
Also, STRAWBERRIES Just received. APT
1OHN B. KELLY.
ID DEALER m FIRST GLASS
BEEF. LAMB VEAL. MUTTON: 10.
CORNED BEEF SPECIALITY,
HinR and 2QA and 2Q8 Northern lihertY MRIkef :oJ
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Elm l,eaf Norm.

EDITOR SdT:-The small Elm trees on East
capitol street for several weeks past have bsen
eaten by small worm. and many OF them
slrtaoy appear as IL scorched by fire. The worm
has no hest or web and appears uoon Ali mari a
VI tne uee at once. Offering IN those particu-
laIs IRON most OF the worms which prey upon
have not observed II upon any tree hut the
EN- aho although q close observer OF An sorfs
or snade tree and their enemies for MANY
yeais, lave never seen this worm until the
present season. sent specimens 10 Prof Com
SUCK. who retnfns the following answer which
may De OF Interest TO your readers.
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NEW YOkK-ROITERDAM.

The FIRST class Steamers Of this Line,
''AHSTy RGAN," 'ROTTEROiH,"
''SCHIEDAM," wv A. SCH; LTES,"
''P CA!AND," AID TWAS. 4"
Carrying the q. p. Mails to tbs Nstteriancs lesye
WATSON Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, On WE'D
FIRST Cabin. $50 s7O I'd Cabin, ESQ S.er.se,
426. 81. CAZtC TX, General Agout, q Sou. VII
liam St, NeG York For rsssase apply to-. G.
MkTZEROTT 90, 925 Pennsylvania ssnus,
Washington, or F. II. JOHNSON, Agent, Nfonal
!5th at northwest. init
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FINE PAIR
LAPGE BAY CARRIAGE HORSES.
TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES,
CONE RAISED IN KENTUCKY AND ONE IN
VIRGINIA. BEING THE PROPERTY
OF RIGHT HONORABLE BIB
EDWARD TuORNTON

On SATURDAY. July ID, AT IL O'CLOCK "a
NOON, we will sell. In front OF the British 'ESHSa
ministers stables. 18th and n streets north SA3
W.st. the above mentioned Horses Sir Edward
1horntoE leaving Tor Europe the stcck is sold for
20 faut, and presents an opportunity Of getting
hne riding aud driving horses
je2s ID DUEIANSON Bros Aucts
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THOaAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY sAI.E OF VERY VALUABLE
III. EE STORY IOUBLE BRICK RESI-
ONCE ON EASr SIDE OF THIRTEENTH
NORTHWEST. NO. 300.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court IL
OF the pistr1ct Of Columbia, passed on the MsH
22d cay OF june 1881, in equity cause z, 1872, 4..
the I'LL dersigI ed, trustees, will sell MON
DAY, THE 18th DAY OF July, 1881, AT 6 O'CLOCK
p n In front OF the premises. the following de.
four snd three fourth inches 18Th street by
square $685. and the south t. enty feet by the
depta thereof of Lot eight. IN said square
2s3, together with the improvements. which
coueis. of large three story Brick Residerc with
all the modern improvements. being No 800 18th
strt ct nj rthweet
Terms as prescribed by the dec, ee, ara: One
fourth OF the purchase in cash, and the residue
a credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months from
the day Of sale. With notes bearing interest and
secure by decd Of trust on thu property sold.
All COZ veyancine to be at purchasers cost. A de-
post CT $500 will be required at the ne OF sale.
II the Terms OF faie sre not complied with in ten
days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell ths
property at the ritk and cost OF the defau!ting
JAMES H. SMITH 4 CHARLES @. COLE,
Trustees.
Imme diately after the sale of the above described
real estate the following personal effects will be
gold on the above descHbt d premises. viz: Mirror
Front Wardr otes, Chandeliers and Gas F. xtures.
JAMES II. SMITH CHARLIE O COLE,
je17 -d&ds Administr ators.
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.OYAGExr TO kURors.

". BOTHER h ssS
Are ths A2a;is for the sale Of Jia.s;s Ia tha pi,
trict OF the
!SIAN STEAMSHIP Uc.
4Srtlea pr 1 0stnx to visit Eufcpc car ccts; nj
Information ty applying to
apl-Sm J. W. BOTEI.SR & gCs
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.. Aucno eec..
IIauIAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUaS1-
IO-YOFROW. In front Of our ssIssraom. ~
Also. at 10 80 o.c.ock by order Of the ex- "
seutSr q the late tel, z steever. ono d,id ~
1t WALTkh B WILLIAMS & 90. Auc.s.
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
2.oOo PHI cEs AMERICAS AND FRENCH Wall
On FAT URDAY July Cd, 1881, at - O'CLOCK,
within my auction rooms. i shall SELL
ranged in lots to suit. 1t
L Real Estate Auceoneere. 1924 st. northwest,
PUBIC, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BkTWEEN G AND Il sTREsTs N0RsFH
MIST. AMP AN UNlMPkOVED LOT On 1
sIREET, BETWtkN hIGhrEEN N AND
WAsEINaIos. D. G. % '' u J" Go l.
Nill seil, in front Of the premises, on %A
PM. p.,t Of ORIGINAL lots - and IS. in all
near the corner Of street, which viii he off ere
sc sub / ts AZ and ~. This properly Ia Improved
by two Ia ge twc-stery and bssem 'ut brick dwell
il houses.
Ate O'CLOCK P NJ. ON TUESDAY. July 11rB
1so' MI oer Tor s,Is 10 front of the promises,
part 30 81 o. igina lot, ana in square G6 front
tween lSth aud 10Th streets. VIII oh will be- offered
astub lot "a Jhislt offers great iadu same At to
any one Wishing building lot III ,s.rab:e
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance In six,
tMev, agd ~ hteen months with interest, secur d
ksstr po Of soo On e. Oh lott lot r &c 1 DIT
time # sas plat Ct the pr. p' rty be seea at
nsi oi St h'maS Fisher Ella. Go s4i stree
As,iksee of Heirs at Law Of George and IN s.
Parker. jul-d
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

IN STEAMSHIP me BETWEEN NJ w GORK, HEag
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Ihe steamers If this company will sail EVHl
SATURDAY from Bremen Pier, foot OF Cd st,f
Heboken Rates OF passase:-From New Yo1 10
cabin, slUG seoo d cabin goo 9 eerags, 800; r.
paid stetrsse certificates. S28 For freight or q
eaee apply to UELkICHS & 90 2 Bowling Grsa
New York " q MFTZEROTT d co 93s Pen
ave., Agents for Washington. ssrl
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NJKRCHArTy AND MINERS

NERCHARTS AND MINERS
TRANS oOR~ATION COMPANY
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Railing days from BaltimoIe-Every wIDNES-
DAY and SAT CRDAY, at pm, from foot Of
Spears Wharf Clsar foot 8. Gay ftreer.)
From New T. rk-Every THURSDAY ar SAT
foot Clinton street)
Elegant passeI.xer accommodations. Lowest
rates freight gu 4rsnteed
Rates of pas sz-First class. g. includir meals
and stateroom berth. Steerags. %. oieah II de-
2ired, Is cents per neal.
A. L. HIGGINS, Asi,
(B0st0n Wharf BALIIAORs Nd
GEO. 81. GLCVrR, Ao3,
je25 PIER 40, East PfvEs2Y
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
LLAMA LACE POINTES, FICHUS, sCARFs
AND JACKETS AT HALF PRICE.
LUPIN's BLACK PANAMA LACE BUNTINGs
AT 81 CENTS.
BLtCK ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS AT Is CENTS,
RI DUCED FhOM 37A.
BLACK AND COLO RED GRENADINES AT
MARKED DOWN IRtCES."
BARGAINS" IN WHITE GOODS. EMBROID-
EbED SWISS MUSLIN, TAELE LINENS
TOWELS, NAPKINS, &c.
PARAsOLs AT COST.
FRENCH OBG!NDIES AT 25 CENTS.
LADIES' LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERy,
Isle GLOVE, GAUZE UNDERWEAR
FIFTY IOZEN LADIES' HEMqTITCHED ALL.
LINN CAMBkIC HANDKKRCHIEFS at 81 60
per cozen or 12k cents Q piece. ''BArgai aims"
~ ONE PRICE ONLY,
PERRY L BROTHER,
PHNEsYLvAN1A AVENUE. CORNER 9TH s1Rlx1.
je25
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DRY GOODS.

FOR MOUNTAINS, SEASIDE AND
SPRINGS.
ALBATROs. al shades. 50 cents
SURAH SILK, Evening Co,urs
DAMAssE SILKS.
Choice SA1INS for Evening Wear.
GAUZEs. &C.
INDIA MULLs. FIGURED SWISS.
PtHslAN Lawns. INDIA Linens, 30.
ANDBRsoN's BEST GINGHAMS reduced to
40 cents. Great variety.
VELVET GRENADINES. SILK GRENADINES.
coz CHINA PARAsoLs; SUN UMBRELLAS
1t reduced Irices.
ONE PRICE.
". M. SINISTER Il SONS.
Co 919 Pennsylvanta Avevue.
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS AND MADRAS pRvss
GINGHAMS IN WARRINGTON.
LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS,
90 ps beau:itu III LAWNS. SC.
l00 ps. beautiful LAWNS, &c.
30 Is beautiful LAWNS, Sc.
200 ps beautiful LAWNS, l0c.
800 rs beautiful LAWNS, lake.
LINEN LAWNS! LINEN LAWNS,
ResutifUI LINEN LAWNS, l2x, Is, 10, 20. 25c.
Beautiful FRENCH LAWNS, 25c.
ack LINEN LAWNS, 25c
Black FRENCH Lawns, 25c.
1--we hundred l2 % pieces of beautiful MADRAS
DhEsS GIN CHAINS, reduced to 10, l2k and
l5c., pee ityely the largest assortment in this
ItDIe LINENS and PERSIAN LAWNS, the new
and desirable White Goods for Ladies' and
Very fine quality INDIA LINEN, only 2oc worth
S1Hc Tbis In special bsrg ,in
Closing out all Of our lev PARASOLS At actual
Cosirg out all Of our beautiful 2sc. DRESS GOODS
(about 1. 00u pieces), at l5c.
Yard vice LINEN. for Ladies' Dresses and Dus-
Ladies LINEN BUSTERS. sl25.
CARTER'S.
!e2o I'll Market Space, Washington, d. C.
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rCURT SALE or EOUaR 2l5 B STREET
~ NORTHWEST

CCURT SALE OF EOUaR 2l5 b STREET
~ NORTHWEST
By virtue and in pursu ance Of the decree Il
~ the supreme Court Of the District OF Co. f13
luni 1s nads oc the 2lst day Of Jaue A D. .4--.zz.
1881 IL .qai'y cause No: 1897, The unde RS gnei
eTpolnted trustee for su h purpose in and by ssid
decree. LII sell at pubic auction in front Of the
premises. on MONDAY. THE nth DAY OF JULY
1881, AT O'CLOCK NJ those certain premises on
st Get northwest between I'd snd Sd atrsets for
mel occnpied by the late LIE N L. Wilson. viz
IN east rs feet OF lot one in reservation eleven
city of Was.r gten D. u. having front of rs feet
on B .treet north. and runniR b,ek Of that width
to depth OF 90 feet with all the interest and ate
therein OF the heirs Of said Leah L q. wilson.
decd aid u all other persons party to said equity
TIL terms Of eas ,ribei by said decree re as
1oilows, TO wit: 5000 Gown on acceptance Of bid ::
remaince r OF one-third CT purch ,se money with
Interest from date of sale. Immediately on notifi
caiIon OF sale; remain TWO thirds in two equal
Instruments, payable in six and TIVE We months
With iters st from day Of ale. secured by notes OF
the purchase and deed of trust on said premises
AL coay ey ancinR at co It of purchaser
WI, LIAM A. mELoY, Trustee.
YOUNG COLpWELI, Auctiouesrs tvIN6
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucdoreers
VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS.
WITH TIE IMPROVEMEN THEREON,
ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM TIE WASH
IN9ION CITY MARKETS.. ON THE GLEN
BLADEfSBUEG.
On FRIDAY,JULy STH. 1881. AT O'CLOCK -
M. we thal sell, On the premises, that 81
valuable a Garden Farmt known as the Emauuel-G aA
Lacey farm) lying in Prince Ge ,rge County, Nd.
on the Bladensburg road. containing about thirty
acres OF land, more or less in high state Of cult
yat10n, with improvements, consisting OF . large
s aweeidns, eight roomr corn house. barn ana
staDie, 81 by gu and other out houses. with ex-
cellent pnmp Of water at tho door. aud nsver fsl-
4 n stTeam OF water running through the land.
LIE ~ pieee ssnp1t be surpassed Truck Garden
81 excellent GeIg corhood. A 49,
IMMEDIATELY AFTER will be otfersa 40. . cras of
land, adj i"1ne IN bak and if not sold, WI y.
sod III about 20 acre lots. PAT will be exhibited
on csy Of saie.
Fcr particulars apply to Huguely 4 Bowen, No.
CAB New York avenue northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-.h1rd cash; balance In one
two aid three years. for notes bearing late est
from DAY Of Gale and secured by deed Of trust IN
property solo. Ali conveyancing at purchas er's
cnst. 300 down on each lot tlS1s of sale
jas WALTER 3 WILL ANS Il co Aucts
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rHAE CEHY sALK OF VALUABLE HOTTSE
~ No. 9l6 . STREET SQUTHWEsT

4 'IfAE CGnY AIM OF fSIUa BILE HOUSE.
~ No. 9l6 STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree q the Supreme Court AzA
Cause No 1863, the Undersigned Trustees .gs.&
therein VIII Sell at public auction In front of the
tIe1nit es to the hishest bidcer, on Tuesday, re-
l 18th DAY OF JULY D.1sSi. at O'CLOCK P NJ al
that ce Itsln piece OF land lyi and being
~ the city OF Washil in ths District of dunn
b!a and HI own as au of original Let, numbered
e. l1ti three in souare Numbered 'hree bu adre and
eight, seven ts8T, together with the provements
f1bereon. CO. slsttns Of fine three-sto Frame
Hou e, With back building AID stab 9.
Terms OF SO g pre- cribet by the said decree. are
IS follows: Ore third OF the purchase money in
cash on tie ay Of sale, or within Gays there
after. ana The residue in two equal ins talmeLts
Fayabie in SIX snd twelve months after the day o.
sac the pur, ha er sivips notes for said deferred
PAYMENTS bearing interest at six per cent Per an
rum rom the day of sale, a; dred by deed Of
trust on the property Ia. or the purchaser may
pay The purchase money in cash. A de, Osit of
$40 III be required whea the property is so d.
Ali convey ancif to re at the purchasers cost. If
default be made In complying with the above
erms OF ia e, the Trustee will resell at the risk of
the def6ult1L g purchaser.
JAMES W. BARKER Trustee
Southwest cor. d aud 7Ih SITS southwest
DCNCANSOS BROS, Aucts je29-dSds
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-30

IT Is questionless very uGpleas.
ant to have SO many Interruptions
on the Southern Pacific overland
route. 1T must be borne in mind,
however, that such experiences are
inevitable on all new roadbeds.
When the Central and Union Pa.
cific Railways were first opened to
travel, the delays and impediments ts
were legion. A few wash-outs
teach engineers and bridge build
ers lessons which can only be
learned in that way. The present
season in Arizona has been an ex-
ceptionally trying one. AS many
as three inches of rain fell in one
hour in the mountains south OF
Tucson, so Mr.. Vail informs us,
and with such unprecedented rain
falls-w ater-spouts, iL fact-a new
road-bed can hardly be expected to
contend successfully. It must also
be borne in mind that the summer
is the season of the year when the
road is the least fire.
quented, and that there will be no
such difficulties in the winter, Ari-
zons, unlike California, having
rains. By next summer
the railway officials will be thor
ough masters of the situation and
obstructed and delayed trains will
be quite infrequent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-30

the Presidential succession. Should
some miserable fool or fanatic of
the Guiteau tribe take 1t into his
head to kill Arthur, in the event of
that gentleman's succeeding Gar.
field as President, we should sim.
ply be treated to the spectacle of a
nation of fifty millisns of people
plunged in an administrative
chaos. We can at least hope that
no casualty or visitation of God
will remove Arthur until Con-
gress, exercising the power vested
in it by the Constitution, shall not
only have elected a President pro
tenn. of the Senate and a Speaker
of the House, both of whom are in
the constitutional line of success.
sion, but have given us clear and
Intelligent general law governing
the matter.
Since the above was written the
bulletins as to the Presidents con.
dition are more favorable and it
now seems probable that he may
be spared to serve out his official
term, result which we earnestly
hope may come to pass.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-30
Condensed Telegrams.

Eugene E and Minnie Marble,
husband and wife, have been ar
rested at Stockton for the abduc-
tion of Lille Weston. The girl
has been brought back.
Queen Victoria takes deep inter-
est in the Presidents case, and has
sent very solIcitons telegram to
Mrs. Garfield.
A gang Of desperadoes, in the
vicinity of Carson, Texas, have
been hunted down by citizens, and
one of their number, supposed to
be the murderer of sheriff Hodg-
son. of Grayson county, was killed.
Reinforcements of two cavalry
companies have been sent to New
Mexico to suppress the Indian out
RACES. Two more companies were
to follow to scout the San Mateo and
Socorro mountains. Nana's main
band crossed into Sonora ten days
ago, closely followed by Dimmick
and raylor's detachments. ASan-
ia Fe dispatch says that the body
of Lieutenant Smith was horribly
mutilated after he fell. A squaw
cut off his nose and lips, slashed
his face and severed other menu
bers from his body. The band of
Intians which have just crossed
the line are thought to be the main
force, but there are others in the
San Mateo Mountains who have
committed some depredations and
killed several people. II is be-
lieved that for the pres
ent the campaign will not
be as severe as heretofore