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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO, Aucts,
w lCOl, corner 10th and d sts northwest

w lCOl, corner 10th and SITS northwest
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND T
GkEEI; AND ALSO ON SECOND STREET,
BEIWktN 6 STREET AND MASSACHU-
SEf1S AVENUE NORTHWEST.
o. By virtue of three deeds of trust dated the s.xS
oih day Of May and tie 10Th and 26th days s..H
OF June. A, d. 1877 respectively, aud re- a.:A-
sUd ber se folio l .Ss
records Of the District of Columbia and at the re-
qnest Of the party secured thereby. we. the un-
q the pressS TaE ara
DAY OF MARCH, A. u. 1881. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ,
parts e Lots I ten twelve thirteen four
Of lots one and two, in Square north of square
number one hundred and seventy seven. Q77,) the
same being now known az Lots eighteen. nineteen,
twenty-four and twenty five, OF Wilson's s1bdi.
vision OF the above lots ten, etc, as recorded in
the surveyors Office OF said District. with the i'm
Also, by virtue of deed o, trust dated the 5th
gay OF Nay, 1877! and recorded IN hber 500, folio
Trustees will cell at public auction in front Of the
premises at the nrsg9est Of the party secured
m snoaX on iss THE serp IAH OF
ten, in Perham's subdivision of lot eight in square
number five hundred and sixty five, 1865, with
the improvements. Each OF aid lots is improved
arately, and the sale will continue until an amount
is received to cover all liabilities uuder the said
trusts.
Terms OF sale for each lot: One third cash; bal
ance IN six and twelve months, secured By the pur-
chasers notes At six per cent from day Of sale and
deed OF trust; A deposit Of 800 on each lot will be
the terms of ale arenot complied with in five DAYS
the Trustees reserve the right to resell at five days
netlce at defanlt1ng purchasers cost.
VIM 3. WOODWARD,l Tr,.aa,
WALTER 3. TILhfAms CO.. Aucts.
mario, IL, Fl. %. 26,2S.29
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ID II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
PUBLIC aALH.
~ WI Tnn D.H~

CHANCE FOR BARGAINs.
On SAT UkDAY, APRIL ID, 1881. AT IL
O'CLOCK P. NJ. will sell four-stOry Store tsiF
No. 1926 7th street northwest k..2.
Also sane ned, day AT .s o'otock three and
Both these will be sold at bargains and on very
easy telms. m.r29 -d1ds
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HUHAKD LINE.
" NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York and Liverpool, Call.
Ing mt Cork Harbor,
FROM PIER 40. N. B., NEW YORK
a mlaashthoni wee. - Mai Bothnia. Wed, ~ Mar
scythia. We'd, l3 April. Algeria Wed. III May
Parthia.. Wed. 20 Mar !Scyth Wed, IS May
And every wednesday from New York.
49,. .r. RATES OF PASSAGE
45o, $50, &lO0, according to accommodations
Tickets to Paris 416 additional
keturn tickets on favorable terms.
steerase at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
europe. st lowest rates "
THROUGH bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glss-
Eow, HAvre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con
a4ent. and for n editerranean ports.
nc, Fof fseasht snd Rassage apply at the oornpany's
cabin to OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS 7th street
janl9 VERNON Fl. BROWN &CO.. ny.
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TO-MORKOW,
HIHoMAs DOWLINe Aun,onser

SIX CRATES CROCK sY AT AUCTION.
, NH be sold. within my auo,i0n rooms on
Iht hSDAI MORNING, MARCH 3Isr AT hi
ooLoSR, large consignment. OF above goods
mar2y-t THOMAS DOWLIN3 Anct
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THE TRADES.

EIBSON BhOrHEhS
W PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
l0l2 Pennsylvania ave. washington, d. G.
II Iine Printing q specially tsn19
pOOEBINDIN3-The LYcErT BDDEgY employs
ID hrst Class Norknen, and turns out superior
work II Il one of the oldest establishments in the
city. l0l2 Pa ave, Sd floor. oct1
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY. ....... March 20, tNSa.
sporting Nates.

~, ~; ! II Harper, OF kentucky, has lately
of ms stallion. Ten Brock at So. 000 but the
49, 49, .ot having been accepted, he has with
Iaan 4 II. The horse Is 9 years Old and the
hSAtuthy Sock Record SAYS OF him, ,,He mas
S,n, ~, ~ aat 20 o.her horse ever did AMI refined
70 60 NC III wilhout raw or biemish and Il
to,cd} rs SOUND as dollar. lie has the fasfasf
mile, l.s9'l the fastest TWO miles s.S- S'e the
fastest three miles. 5:9Gs., and the tastes, four
mites. 10 the latter 5 4, seconds fas ar man
tly nor has ever run four miles"
Tie LeKt Pedestrian contest Tor the Asiley
felt vii take place in England. beginning June
~. and continue SIX days The place is Vet 60
belt. ''
9. MSuG ), the celebrated trotter, pssse, ,.s
~, senta birthday Monday. She is IN gtHe r,1a,
on N Un5 possible blemish being a small sn,n.
,7narJ ~ ny =, lore leg, which is rapidly dtsan
taoatIg. Sne has grown considerably IN ~,
~ =, stsr aad her trainer says be IS conidens
Wv ar'NI ~ ~, Win her before the season is
1rSi. he say 5 that With Der a1ditionsI go
Sei 81 Vice ana education. snd without an al
~ 1hiCsgo, she is sure OF maSinS yra, psSyi1
70 arra1 Sal ~, stone goes 10 New York next weeS
onix "a 20 :. sne summer Programme. She viii
On's uot' IL Is announced. against Tina "e WIZ
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MCGUIRE, NO PAY.-WHTTEHURST'S CEDAR
IN BALsAM is warranted TO cure Coughs Colds
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, sc. six 6rops
dose Try it. II not satisfied return the empty
bottle and get your money back. Sold by w. &.
THOMPSON, f03 18th street, and all druggists
Price rs cents. SToTT & CROMWELL. Whole
sale ianl2-3m
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Auctioneers.

sALR OF HOUsHH OLD FURNITURE, BAR AND
BAR ttsi2I II &c Gfo,TT ST HEATH
GLASS AND ORoCKEhY WARE BENZ TIE
Era IhE CONTENTS bF THE EXCHANGE
HOTEL4 No; GOA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
On WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 30, COMMENCING AT
Hotel, the following named articles which will be
offered in bulk. and if not sold will be sold in de-
tail: ~
Marble top Chamber Suites, Cottage Furniture,
Walnut Tables, Painted Bedsteads. Bureaus
and WashstsDds, Husk and Cotton top Mat
tresses. Walnut Bar Fixtures and Counters,
steam Tables, Walnut Mirrors, Dining room
Chairs, Saloon Tables, Marble top Sideboards,
Oiicioths High Stools. Steam Apparatus, Heat
Ing Stoves, Bedding. Glassware, sSiver-plated
Ware. CIocSery, Kitchen Utensils. and many
other articles usually found in a first caas
Ii use.
The reputation o, the above long established
Hote! is such makes it nnuec sssary to cali the
attention Of the public to the advantages OF attend
ing the sale, and the only reason for selling is that
the owner is engaged in other business and cannot
give 1t his attention.
Terms made known at sale.
mar28- 2t auctioneers,
eg"THE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the weather until FRIDAY, APRIL lsT.
1881. same hour and place.
mal3O-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auots.
E'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CLOSE CARRIAGE, ROBES. &c. THE PROP
EEIY OF THE LATE SENATOR CARPEN-
TER. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING.. APRIL 2D. a.
ISL, At ~ o'cLock. il, front Of my auction EsSH
rooms shall sell the abeve. III.
mar56-st THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioaeer.
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E-THE SALE OF LOT TEN, IN PERTAINS
s s1bdivlsion OF lot eisht, Ia square number five
is postponed until FRIDAY, APRIL 1sT. 1881.
same hour and place on account OF the weather.
By order of the Trustees. uuar3O-3t
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AqTkNPT TO Poison A WHOLE FAM1Lw-st
Lowell, Mass, Harlan L. Hale is under arrest
on the charge OF attempting TO poison the en-
tire family OF Mr.. Sanborn by placing strych-
nine IN the teakettle, where a large quantity OF
it was found.
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ihR CONDEMNED Boy MrRnyp,0 ,.
- tae llneteen-yeag-old murderer 49, y,
81. u MS sweetheart, Barbara t5roana,,,SSna9o
was et HIDoD yesterday from cen No = in the
room Ia s. central part OF the nror tn, ger
may have quleter place 10 which 10 prpns ~
for tie gal!ov.S Nalsc is under constsrt snr
veillanoe. he Is composed, ana seems "a
signed TO bis fate. Bis SLEEP and appetite are
10th good, and ne l. under the spirff Ial gnLIs
sDce or Father O'Ca 'lahan. o. the Church ~
our Lady OF Mercy. In DebevOise street TIE
priest s visits seem 30 have marSed influence
upon him, and after them he is Inclined n ma
Totlon and meditation. His keepers see M
c evidence OF ipsanity.-N. y. sim fO-ddl.
AqTKMPT TO Poison WHOLE FANYrw.t
ANPll Mag Harlan ualn ~, q -.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctonesr.
MEDICAL, &c.

nR LION. the Oldest estsbii he'd and most reH-
~ able LADIES PHYSICIAN In the city, can be
consulted daily at ass Massach Isetts avenue from
to and 3 t06. All Female Complaints and Ir-
regular ties quickly cured. Prompt trestInent.
Separate rooms for ladies. noar29-lm
NO CURE NO Pan TO all afflicted with
IN private diseases come ~ once and you shall be
BROThERS. 900 IL st southwest marie Inn
c5O REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS fails to cure
I'd any case OF Female Weakness, Irregularities
and DISTINCTIONS: thirty years experience in
Washington. Office, 9O6 u ST. southwest opposite
Smithsonian. marlS- Inn
CONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, every wednesday
" and Saturday, al his ofics, 456 O at. north
wsst. near = st., from 20 p. N who, with Is
Ssas experience, guarantees cure In al diseases
u u We urinary Orr ans Nervous and Seminal
TrSsa4ses. Nocturnal Emissions, Inlpotency, &c
t,vy OK syphilis, recently contracted POSI-
. tsy cured IN from TO 10 days. Consuitstion
Sts-SJ ,prssnate, and separate offices for lsdies
No. Co. ~ u.s tssd.ns physic OF Baltimore
moderate. 49, DeoTo' OnArses
MADAA De FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
III L2oies AL female conplai ats onickIy cursS,
Cln be consulted dsi It 924 18th street northWsst
once hours from TO p. febS-2ms
SPERMATQkHGA. Impotency. Prem, fure De
~ cay, kIDisslons and al yecerea Diseases
quickly crrei by DR. HENRIE. No cAlomeI nsed
AL Female Weaknesses, etc, cured. 4e6 Virstnis
avenue southwest ianls-ams
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BOWLING. Aucttonesr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING ON
POTOMAC STRkEP, BETWEEN PRl)SPECI
AND FIRST STREETS. GEORGETOWN,
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STEAMERS &c. B..

FOB NoRE0LK, PORTSMOUTH,.
l. FORTRESS MONROE
AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY,
CARRYING THE q. s. MAIL.
WI isavs her wharf, foot Of 7th street, on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, ats o. m
stopping at PINEY POINT and POINT LOOKOUT
going ard returning.
Returning leaves Norfolk on Wednesdays. Fri.
days and Sundays ct pm.
First class fare to Fortress Menroe and Nor
l.6U
First GLASS fare to Piney Point Point Lookout l. SO
Staterooms 81. Meals 76c
Freight received until 4 80 p. M.
GEORGE MATTINGLY. Supt
feh21 VIM. Y XEINH Acenf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMEEs
Inc steamer JANE MOSFLEY viii resume her
Trips TO NORFOLK on MONDAY, the 2lst Instant
leaving her wharf, foot OF 9Th street, every MON.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at O'CLOCK a
Fortress Monroe, AN
First; class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
toiH 81, 50
First class fare to Ptney Point and Pt Lookout so
StAu-cass...... rs
ooS l.O0
Tickets and staterooms can be secured ut genera
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
vCHN GIBSON and e. O. KNIGHT win resume
their trips, leaving Pier Il. East River, New York
every SATURDAY at p. m. and GEORGETOWN every
EEIDAY at m. For particulars apply to Agent
b3 water st.. Georgetown.
feb1s ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
MOTH GERMAN LLOYD-sTEAMsHrp
~ LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAyRz LoNDoN.
soUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Jhe steamers OF this company will sail every Sat
arday from Bremen Pier. foot OF Sd street. Hoboken
hateR OF passage From New York to Havre, Lon
con, Southampton and Bremen, first cabin. 8llO.
second cabin; $50 steersse $50; prepaid steerag.
9WEd :! MHlsz GO; Boyling Green, New York.
.ol " esnln9ton. t&nlo
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e. THE ABOVE BALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the weather until FRIDAY ApRII I,T
1881. same hour and place.
mal3O-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Auots
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26

all of this extensive area q region
OF great resources, particularly in
the way OF timber and grazing.
Between the North and South
Forks of Kern river, In particular,
are immense forests of pine, cedar
and fir; that have the appearance of
being inexhaustible, while among
them luxuriant meadows are of
frequent occurrence that have
sustained. the past Summer, innu-
merable iocks of sheep. The face
| OF this vast plateau is not OF a rug
ged character. Every part of it 10
easily accessible. The ascents and
depressions are gradual, and 1t is
possible to find routes for wagons
where no obstruction will be met
with for miles. He thinks, If this
land was put in the market, it
would sell readily at $1.25 per acre,
and IL 1t were all under private
ownership 1t would be vastly bet
ter for the general interests Of the
country. As 1t now is, in the Sum.
mer season 1t Is so crowded with
sheep that it is of no special benefit
to- any one. 1t should be
sold In large tracts. When
railroad comes through Walkers
Pass this timber will be in
valuable. 1t would furnish al, the |
local freight 1t could manage. He |
has high opinion of this pass for
railroading purposes. The eleva-
ton, contrary to the generally re-
ceived opinion, is higher than .Te-
hachepi. He gives it at 1922 feet.
He examined it carefully for rail-
reading purposes, and believes it
one Of those pieces Of NATURES ham
diwork that are not often exceiled,
The approaches from either the
east or the west are long and easy,
and the open, smooth country adj
mtts OF long sweeps or curves being
taken. 1t Is possible to surmount il
by just as easy a grade as is requir-
ed. No tunneling is necessary.
For a road coming from the north
ward, like the Denver and Rio
Grande Western, there il another
pass, to which his attention was
called, q few miles further north,
by means of which consid.
cradle distance might be saved.
80 good route through the
Sierras Is sure 10 be awaited of by
some OF the great transcontinental
railroad companies at no distant
day. 1t Is too far north for the At
lantlc aud Pacific. Their object is
to secure the most direct route to
San Francisco, aud this, he thought,
had been done by laying their line
through Tehachepi. The route
Mr.. Newman is now surveying is
the best that could be found. He
knew 1t to be so because he has
done some professional work there
years ago. The course the road
would naturally take through the
valley In this county would cut off
all the trade from the Southern Pa
cific.
He gave the elevation of some
well-known places in the county,
above the sea level, as follows:
$3.50; Caliente, 1874;
2,66S. and Hot Springs,
1888.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26
Late Irish News Brfcfed.

The indignation meeting In Lon
don Hyde Park Sunday was, des-
pite the threatening weather, at
tended by over $4,000 persons. The
speeches were of the usual violent
character. A large section of the
crowd were sight.seers and did not
attempt to manifest any dissent,
except in one trifiing instance. A
procession OF many thousands, with
bands, banners and emblems, mus
tered at Charing Cross and pro-
ceeded by the Thames Embank-
ment, Pail Mall, st. James street
and Piccadilly to the Park, where
they arrived about 4 o'clock P. M.
Speeches were delivered from six
platforms. The principal speakers.
were Barry, O'Donnell and Finne-
gan, Home Rule members of Par
Lament for Wexford, Dungarveh
and Ennis, respectively, ard Clark
and Hydman and Miss Cragin, com
nected with the London Democrat.
ic Association. Resolutions we're
adopted deneuncing the cowardly
and lawless action Of the Coercion
Government in attempting forci-
bly, to suppress freedom of speech.
The landlords say that so far as
they are concerned, Justice Obs
gan will be as hard master as
Parnell. The former, at the OPEN
ing of the Land Court the other
day, told the tenants almost in as
many words that the Court had
been established for their special
benefit, and that it would practi-
cally superseae the landlords and
proceed to deal with their property
to the tenants interest.
A Dublin correspondent says: In
order to sontinue the Land League
agitation 1t has been suggested
that the imprisoned leaders who
are members of Parliament resign,
allowing such time to elapse be.
tween the new election as would
allow the League candidate, in adj
dressing their constituencies, to
keep the, views of the League con.
stantly before the people. The
new, members would resign to al
low the re-electIon of suspects on
release.
"A correspondent referring TO the
reports that United Ireland, Land
League organ, was to be seized,
says: The Government have de-
cided they cannot seize the plant
Of the paper unless they believe 1t
to be part of presumable conspir-
acy.
The Land League held secret
meeting on Saturday, while the po-
lice occupied the League rooms.
The meeting determined to pursue
the agitation. The meeting was
held under the name of the Farm.
ers' Protective Association.
Despite the Governments pro-
clamation there was a large gath
eripg Sunday near Coachford, o
priest presiding. A "nO.rent" res-
olution was passed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26

WASHINGTON, October 25.-The
French and German national
guests were entertained yesterday
at the Naval Academy, Annapolis.
Cabinsa Onsuges-Tbs unsred As =
sasssmessOa OF ane Czar.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-At 1:30
P. NJ. Ex-Governor Morgan had not
accepted the Secretsryship Of State.
and it Is believed that this'is equiv
alent to q declination. 1t il be-
lieved that new names WILL be sug-
gested for the Treasury and for At
torney-General.
The Russian legation know noth-
ing of the reported assassination OF
the Gear, and the story Is generally
regarded as a canard, particularly
by the Russians.
Norge. Psre mssrtiy Decisnes.
WARRINGTON, Fct. Ex-senator
Cameron states that Morgan per-
emptorily declines the Treasury
ship. His physicians and wife
protest against bis acceptance.
Tnv New YORK Water Frmsae.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Fears of q
water famine here are partially re-
lieved by light showers.
NEW YORK, October 25.-The
Graphic prints the following, dated
at Buffalo: Private dispatches re.
ceived from Canadian sources state
that the Gear of Russia has been
assassi n ated. No particulars.
Fsosss Of she CeosouoiaB.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. a.
The officers OF the army and navy
will give grand ball tonight,
thus winding up the Yorktown cell
ebration.
Kich Hnona Fesstvisses.
RICHMOND, Oct. 24.-The grand
historical tableaux and torchlight
by the German citizens
last night was fine affair. Owing
to unfavorable weather the mill
tary parade was abandoned.
The GEAR Assssstnnte
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The daily
news reports agree that the Car
has been asssssinated,. but nothing
definite has yet been received by
their correspondents.
alus0Srous Buvkt.ss.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Suuday night
burglars entered q house in the
town of Varparlanka, Hungary,
and murdered the whole family of
nine persons, including an infant
and an old man aged so years.
DEATH at B~ron Rosnscm.,d.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-Baron James
died here to-day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXA-
TIVE is the best preparation In the
world for Constipation, Biliousness,
Headache, Piles and all kindred Com
plants. 1t acts gently, effectively, and
is delicious to take. Cleansing the sys-
tenn thoroughly, it imparts vigor to
mind and body, and dispels Melancholy,
Hypochondria, etc. One trial coavinces.
Packed In bronzed tin boxes only.
Price Is and 60 Cts. Soldhy all Druggists.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26

From the Kern county Oalifornian,I
We met, on Monday last, Mr.. w.
81. Norway, the United States Dep.
uty Surveyor, before referred to In
these columns, who has for a long
time past been engaged in land
surveys for the Government on the
South Fork of Kern river aud its
tributaries. He says that, In all,
he has run of thirty townships and
parts OF townships. some OF the
more valuable parts OF which he
has laid off in the smaller legal
subdivisions, and that be considers
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26
NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:.
During my absence leave r. NJ. POG-
SON. Esq. TO manage my affairs at my
Ranchos In. Kern and Los Angeles coun-
ties, State OF CALIFORNIA;. He alone is au-
thorixed to sign my name.
San Francisco, August II, 1881. s22-im
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26
PUBLIC LAND,

Thirty Townships surveyed-Large tracts Of
good Grazing and Timber Lands Available
to Ssttlers-Desirable Railroad Routes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26

The grounds are highly improved and
contain large number of bearing or
ange, lemon and deciduous fruit trees.
The Infrmary still continues open
for the reception of invalids.
nBFor terms apply ON the premises.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-26

1859 400
I Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg
Of IS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r.. M. BOARDMAN.
pTaiMHs oasyae, Ky
New York. p6-dAw