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Nav YoRE, June cav. Il. Vanderbilt
has jnst driven histoad team, Small Hopes
and Lysandsr, 10 q top wagon, one mile,
al Gentlemeh's Driving Park, In 2:24i.
He expects 10 beat 1928 soon.
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NIw YoRK, June 2S.-The death is an
nouncsd to day Of james r. Wooster, q
we'll known physicisn, inventor and writer
q this city, eyed 81. He was horn in
Nova Scotia.
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CALDWELL, o., June 49, William Hill,
Of Stock township, killed a rattlssnake
Tuesday that was carrying seven rsttleS.
This is the first snake OF this species ever
killed In this part Of the State, and was
quite sight. The reptile had bitten sev.
eral Of Nj. Hill's sheep.
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ro .I S1s1sed tosrlsesmsn Hty.

LRwiroS, Me-, June 9s.-The Republi.
cans Of the Second district nominated e1.
Governor Nelson DinRley, it,, for Con.
gtess, 10 the place Of Nj. Frye, chosen %
United States Senator.
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Two AIIered Nerro EnpI.ts L1neh.d.

DANBURT, NO, June % Two negroes,
on the charge Of outrAging a
white women, were taken from the jail
last evening by body Of masked men
and hanged. The punishment is gen eral.
ly approved by both white and black pso.
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PARIs, June 2S Louis De Cassagnac,
brother Of Paul De- CASsagnSc, fought q
duel with Captain Hefissant De
CasssguAC, after receiving slight scratch,
wounded bis adversary In the shouldet.
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NEW YORE, Jane 9a "a Delhi, n. IT,
dispatch notes the death there today
ol James H. Graham, who served 10 Con.
gtess twenty years.
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yo,,bs information ot a correspondent
',,,a tbs, Pierre Lorillard, ot New
W, " the owner Of Iroquois.
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u, !. r.Al A.tIa,nt d ,,,,Ssla.. t..,..

N'"e 70 tAruoluu Buelea
tStA'tLASD, June % Mrs. Arnold,
l..'.'.. w. ,taI was fractured yesterday by the
sSS,@0aVe s','o At the time President Gar.
h, vu ,. uncle wss killed, was still alive al
,SsieSt wv ihteSt accounts, but In a yefy critical
,SSso,n ,S.on' Her brother, DF. Boynton, ID
nv fS,sV,ed 1 10 morrow from Long Branch,
IA sLaatfal Of Thomas Garfield WIll be
NsS,s.,u 49, saturday, afternoon. Word has been
EStys' V Inst ,hai the President will not be
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TRADE REPORT.
CONDITION. OF VARIOUS nAakEls.
Railing Prices In all the staples ut tue
Loading Commercial Cities OF the
COunIEy-LiVe STOCK, Grain.
kilPrOduOis, &c.
AeW Yorh Money and ssoelss.


NEW YoRE, June 2S-MoNEY - Market
active at S45 per cent closing at s. Prime
mercantile paper Sa4H per cent, sterling sx.
change bankers bills firm at 81 s4If, de.
mAnd 81 ssI<.
GovERSMEHT BOSDs-steady, except for
tives coupon and tOuFs registered and coupon,
which declined Il per cent.
unitet 6tatM d Of lssI, eouPons..........,..-I0a
aeNENeli oouP
New -Four and halls
aei toaIt
FAciAe " ot lsSo' ...,.-..'.- $50
RAILROAD BoNDs-IrreGular with modrr.
ate volume OF business.
STATE BosDs-strong and active for Ten.
nessees and Louisiana cOnsOls.
LouiIAna ConSOll,, 81 Virginia q ...,,...... as
y h;',,.....' latured coupons, sStS
Tennessee q -,.,....,. 76 Deferred N
DO neE'''.',,''',,,.,,, 10
sTocKS-The market opened strong and In
the early dealings prices advanced ka4A nor
cent Boston Air Line preferred, oregon Nsyi.
gEtt0n and Hannibal d st, Joe leading the
upward movement After midday specula.
tlon became weak and decline Haik per
cent, subsequently rose Math per cent, and
etetEeeSteu IUaA28 peI GSbL lHt Iunk UNe
shares were unfaVorably affected by the un.
certainty which prevails as to the action Of
the trunk line managers, and thtsi stocks
show decline OF 1isl5G;per cent on the day.
The remainder Of the list however, Is from IA
81 per cent higher than yesterdays closing
quotations, the latter HAunlbls Il st. Joe
common.
The July disbursements OF the Treasury, or.
dinAry and extraordinary, exclusive Of Nhat
ever may come out on account Of the coupon
hVEs, will amount TO about $780, 0C0, 10
that the prospects, for easy money are Io1d,
At the Stock Exchange the inclination OF
the general market was TO strength, but The
Trunk Line shares were weak, and 1t 10 rs.
ported that the troubles arc mol yet adjusted
although they can be at any time, says the
Commercial Bulletin, that It suits Wander.
bllt The stocks which Wer4 notably strong
were Union Pacific, on Rn increase Of cam.
ings, and Hannibal & St. Joe on the hish
price which the new bonds brought and the
large amount bid for.
Il.
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AJAiL BiRbH stoRY,
'assu With a siderable D.sr,s orAt.
Intganaa

~ IOWAnee.
NAfsEEG, ILL, June 20 Sheriff Barber
WINS place received letter from A man
IVY. s's serving out sentence in the Peni.
saaa7" s... WAupln, Wis., in which the
, sr'ef couisasss to a murder alleged to
ssNs, S%s oeen committed at Milford, this
nv NM scout year sgo, al which time
IN, TiTSv'GIooe' Ite' claims he committed a robbery,
TS.saf my Si'af sets birth that he was inter.
a ,"SN w ~ TIE time Of the fobbery And ahoE
SbaI, su Who he supposed WAS an officer
SSs w. W V effect hiG arrest The singular
4. ~. ,ot lhe story Is that while The facts ol
JsS'.,,3;O.91ety tally exactly With a minute
SsPIl9n given Ia the letter, nothinV
*, e'SI been known Of the alleged mar,
sI,i,i ne ground where the body i
siS.aie u.u TO have been hidden is bsinO
,.Ss J' searched, II is though. 10 be I
,SI',Ie Ssi !, % the part Of the ail bird 10 Eel
b,o,ooi, G oi ne Peni,entilty In order 10 b
'''Usn' mere aud then effect his escape.
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opInion Of single msmber Of the commIt.

opinion Of single member Of the commit
tee. II was Sgreed not TO cum mp.
The Committee went into Executive
session and soon afterwards adjourned.
The following are the kilograms pro-
duced by Davenport in his examination
NEW YoRK, June 10.
10 he PrsaidRs, al ElbOrn HOid, Long
Branch:
You have doubtless seen that Senator
strahAn testified before the Inyestig g1ting
Committee Of Albany, in reference TO my
offering the MaIshAlship to him. have
demanded an opportunity 10 meet his
Of the frat session OF the COM
mittee, and have been notified that can
be beard on Tuesday. ! would like your
permission 10 state what passed between
Us, Shall not do 90 without permission
from you. Please answer to the Union
League Club.
JoHS |. DAVENPORT.
ELBoRES, N, j., June 20.
70 John J. Davenport, Union League Club,
Nsg York: .--'
The President directs me to cay that he
has NO objections to complying with your
request.
A. F. ROCKWELL,
WASHINGroS, June Goth,
John !. Davenport, Union League, NJ T.:
II Mr.. Knox conCurs | have no obieU.
ton TO your stating the conversation be-
tween US about the Marshal for the South.
ern district.
[sigusd,l THos. L, JAMES,
NEw YO4x, June 2l,
John l. Davenport, Kenmore House, Albany:
| have no objection.
[Sigued.l HENRY E KNOB,
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r., Ohio Frptr advises the farmers to
s,ld their wool at 40 cents,
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Very Respectfully,
THfA HnAnY

Upon the opening OF the court,
Col. EnoOh ]. lotion said that before the
other mAtt7rs had been attended 10, ps
one oi:the counsel for General Thomas ].
Btady, he had occasion to bring 10 the
notice Of the court that the grand Jury is
soon 10 take q recess, and that there are
pressing matters Of public concern which
demand their immediate attention. 1t
has been given out In the public press and
otherwise that Gen. Thomas j. Brady
and others we're 10 be brought before
this grand jury on The criminal charge
Of being connected with alleged frauds
ID The postal service. He now made ap.
plCation 10 the Court in view Of these
iumofs and charges that the grand jury
be instructed Immediately 10 take notice
Of this public fumor and proceed 10 an In.
VesIiga(ion OF these charges againss h!5
client We want this jury 10 take Chatgs
Of these cases. We do not wish any De.
10y yhils our client is suffering under
abuse and slandef, II the testimony is
ready, as has been alleged, there is no
tesaon or excuse for delay. We have
been told BY the press that the whole case
a pfebafed and ihAl this man Brady is
SuiltV beYond petadventure. We therefore
al Thai this matter be examined
by the Jury now. We atk II
n The dSht iof him whom We elaim 10 be
1 m9llgned citizen. We have heatd !!
stated Also that Col. Cook has aiid he did
moi deem II admissible, the case should
Be presented 10 the lest Grand Jury Ior con-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

REAL sAEE EsPrE Al IN
ks2SATEp S6 %N IH RtT s1TTH sTRE OF
SEVENTH STREETS WEST. AND ON MS.
S0UhI AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD 10
FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS WEST.
Of the District Of Columbia. passed In Il
Equity, cause No. TAO. wherein William A. 80
Young is complainant, and Thomas Young ct
auction. front Ct the respective pieces Of prop
On FRIDAY. APRIL 2sTH. 1854. AT O'CLOCK P.
the same at the northwest corner Of said lot and
running thence south 100 feet and iaches to .
public alley IS feet wide thence east 50 feet ana II
south line of E street north. and thence west with
the line OF said street 80 feet and IL inches to the
place OF beginning. with the improvements
brick building, Being premises No 6l2 Z street
on SATURDAY, APRIL sorH. AT THE SAME
square or reservation marked or iettered "a. "
having front Of % feet inches on Missouri ave.
nue. and running back that width to the rear lima
brick dwelling No. sS7 toid number sSs. ana a''o
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash on day of sale or
within seven days thereafter the residue in three
day Of sale. the purchaser or purchasers giving
bis, her or their promissory notes for the same
with interest from Gay ct sale at six per cent par
whole Of the purchase money may be paid In cash
the title to the respective parcels sold to be retained
terest is paid If any purchaser shall fail to com
ply with the terms of Sales the II lstees thu
right to readve,tise and resell this property at the
risk and cost Of such cefaulting purchaser; 5000
deposit on accept.nce OF each bid.
'5 s's f IS: e
4s4 Penn: ave. northweet.J
DUNCANSCN BROS. Auct'rs, apl5-eo&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonssr.

sutnomA5 OOhIlkG, Auctioneey.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
moNTaoa WIN, ooMNasEHES S;% T6EEFkRsoN
Bal sffFf1fs. skkooRR GsfoRN. D. Z a. D
On MoNDAY, MAY eTH, 1881, ooMMESo- On
nc AT o'cLoCK. IN front of the prpm ses. 1 e.
3d. rohns 8 e on Pre- s, Lots Lot - and
ime ee5 6y ID depth OF los fee on the Ohio G.na
with brick stable and sheds. i'A warehouse
Immediately after. lot 90. fronting 26s9 feet on
and Water street. improved by four small briok
Of Jefferson street. between Gsnsl and water
streets. by depth Of l20 feet improved by .
Immediately after. lot g. fronting % 8l2 feet on
The east line Of Jefferson street. between Bridge
b. afa o. * OF l0 feet
Immediately after. Lots Fl aud %. fronting 80
feet; improved by two Brick Dwellings. N''"' ~
the westIine Of Washington street. bet seen Bike
street and canal. bya depth Of so feet; improved
ing q feet on ne north side Of Bridge street be-
test 70 an s Alley imPs9yed by three story Brick
AT 81 O'CLOCK SAME DAY. Lots IL aud H.
fronting Ss feet on the east line OF High street by
2 s. depth OF about 60 feet: improved 10y Brick
= mmedia,eiy sitter and adjoining. Lots II and
Be. ID be three Fsme ss sGe o.
Immediately after. Lot iO5. fronting 40 feet on
the west line of Montgomery street, between West
and beau streets, by depth OF 81 feet; impro red
by q two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale One-third cash and the residue
IN two equal payments at one and two years, hav-
ing Fer cent interest. aud secured by deed Of
trust on the properties sold all at the option
Of the pure ha' er, all cOnveyaBcing &c, at pur-
chaser's cost. A deposit OF $50 will be required
on each property at time of sale. The terms OF
Ihs sale must be compiled with in tea days or the
property will be sold at the risk and cost OF the
defaultiDg purchaser or purchasers,
JAS. l.. DAVIS, A8t.
ap27 lit THOMAS DOWNING. Anctionear
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Warrington Market. Retail Prices.

MRATa-Beef sirloin. 1Sa20c. per ID do porter
house, 20c; rib roast. 12ka1Sc.; steak, 12Sa2oc:
Corned Beef, Sa12c.; Dried Beef Clipped 25a3oc
do. sliced, 2Oc.; Lamb, 15a20c.: Veal, 12ka2Oc :
Mutton. 12Aa15c.; Pork. 1Oa12kc.; Sausage,
l24c.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured 12ka16c :
shoulders. sa10c. Breasts. 1Oa12 &c; Lard l0al2lc
FRUIS.-OrangeS.2 5a30c. per doZ.; do (Florida).
60a6ec.: Lemons, 30a4Oc. per doz.; Bananas 4Ua,
soc per doz.: Pineapples, 25a40c.; Apples, 4Oa5oc
per peck; Cranoerr1es, 10al2 cts. per quart:
Straw berries. 40a50c. per quart
FIsH.-Shad, 25a60c. per pair; Herring 1Oa
l5c per bunch, 5Oa1oc. per l00 Perch, 2Oa30c. per
bunch; ROCK. large, 15a20c per To-, 4Oc. Der
bunch: Mackerel, 15c. per h.; Halibut, 15a26c.
Trout, l2a15c per H.; Catfish, 20a25 cents per
bunch; Lobster, l2c. per h.; Terrapin (siders)
S6aS9 per dozen: do, diamond back SIS per
dozen; Turtle, 25caS1 each.
BUTTKR-Philadelph Print. 45c. a50c. per To-:
western Creamery, 40c.: New York, 30a35c
ron. 2Sa35c.; Cheese, 16a2Oc.; Eggs, 1Sa2oc. per
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish. sOa40c per ok;
DO, new, S1.25aSl. so; do. sweet 30a i0c
per PIX: Tomatoes, CSC. per basket; Cab
page. 5al5c.: Sprouts, 20a30c.per PIX; Beets
3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce 3aSc. per head:
Turn1p5 15a20c. per PIX; Onions, 60aS0c. per
PIX: do. (Bermuda). soc. aSl per PIX; Carrots &c
per bunch: Peas tgreenl, soc. aS1 per ok: Beans
Llma l2al5c. per qt-; do. (string). SGc.asl per
PIX; Spinach. 20a30c. per PIX: Kale. 10al5c per ok:
Asparagus, 12al5c. per bunch; Celery. 5al0c.
per bunch; Parsnips, 4Oa50c. per peck; Rhubaro,
5a1Oc. per bunch.
PoULTRY.-Chickens 5Oa$1 per pair: Ducks.
5Oc.aS1 per pair; Geese. 75aS1; Turkeys, 15alSc
per H.; Squads, $1.75as2. per doz.
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EITOH,, FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

EITOH, FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
q STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND ElGHIEENTH STREETS ALSO, LOT
ON FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN 8
AND STREETS.
We will sell at public aution, on the premi- -
ses, on TUESDAY, MAY nth. 1881, 1T 4.I6OEO
O'CLOCK P. NJ. Lot Is. in square 1859. fronting -
% feet IL inches on q street, between 18th and
18th Streets northwest. with depth Of lib feet 81
inches.
Terms made known at time of sale.
Also, on same afternoon, at O'CLOCK P. M, we
will sell Lot 1919, square FOG, fronting IL feet on
l4th street between and T streets, and running
back 10 feet to an alley.
Terms: One third cash, and balance in one and
two at PER cent interest, secured by deed Of
trust on property sold. deposit Of 3lU0 Will be
required on each lot at time of sale.
ap25-eots J. T. GOODWILL, Auct
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DUNoANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE IN

By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded -
smong the land records Of the District Of IVA
DAY OF MAY. 1881. AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front
Of the premises, the following lot Of ground In
Georgetown. D, g.. Beginning at point on the
west side Of Valley street distant 81 feet inches
streets. and running north with the line of Valley
street 70 feet. more or less, to Kaiser's line.
fence. then south by and with Caton's fence 20
feet. more or less. to VConnor'e line, then east
ane parallel with second line to Valley street and
place OF BEGINNING, improved by house No. 1917
Terms: One third of the purchase money in cash,
and balance In and IL months, with interest at
per cent. secured by deed Of trust or all cash ut
REGINALD FENOALL, Trustee
apf 2, 16, 90 Is. ~. ~. 30. MAJ
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON L STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT

By virtue Of deed Of trust to me, dated IL
August 18th, 1876, and recorded in nber s24. ~!
the District of Columbia, I viii. on SATUR-
DAY, MAY 7TH, A. D. 1884. AT 80 o'oLecK P NJ.
lie sale all that part Of lot numbered
four (4), In square numbered four hundred and
forty nine CAD, and described 81 follows: Begin
ming for the same at point Q foot east Of the
southwest corner OF said lot and running thence east
thirty-one (Sl) feet thence north one hundred and
twenty four CPD feet; thence west thirty-one (3D
feet, and thence south to the place Of beginning,
provements. wsys, easements, rights, privileges
and apI urtenances belonging thereto.
paid cash, and the balance in three equal install
ments, payable at six, twelve and twenty four
months, for which the notes of the purchaser are
to bs given. bearing six per cent interest and Sc
cured 10y trust deed on the premises sold; or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. One hun
is knocked down. Conveyancing and recording at
cost OF purchaser. Terms to be complied with in
APPS 6&ds HENRY WISE GARRETT. Trustee.
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co. Auciioaeers.
RICHARD II. LASKEY. Trustee.
No. 4S6 Louisiana Avenue.
BROS. Auctioneers. ap2O. aokds

HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE. UPHOLSTERED
WALNUT OaAMBER SUITES; WALNUT
WARDR9BEsi ELEGANT HALL RACK.
LOUNGES, UPHOLSTkRED IN HAIR
TON TOP MATTREsSES. BEDDING.
LEATHER PILLOWS AND B0LSTERs;
GRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS; PAIN TED
STANDS; WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE;
HEEFt.RIGERATOR; GIDGB0ARDS; CANE;
RRAALL AND STAIR CARPETS: yRLvEE
MUGS AND MATS; CHINA AND CROCKERY
WAKE; KITCHEN UTENSILS. &c.
On TUESDAY. MAY Sd, 1881. coMMENorNe0
Al AZ O'CLOCK A: NJ. we aha sell, ct theEA
N siV o13 OF Iady decliuing housekeeping.
aon OF Hogssaola Etfects. in good condition and
ap27-d Waller B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NORTHEAST CORNER
OF WEST AND VALLEY STREETS.
By virtue OF deed of trust to me, dated "A
On the 18th day of November, A. d. 1865 h14
and recorded In Liber T. l. r. No. 4. folio Ix..lA
l78 OF the land records for the District Of Column
b.s, will Sell at public auction, In front Of the
premises, On TUESDAY, THE SD DAY OF MAY. L.
D. 1881. AT 81 O'CLOCK P. M. all thst lot
OF ground situate In the city Of George
town. in the District OF Columbia. described
as follows Beginning at the intersection Of the
north line Of West street with the east line Of VAL
ley street, and running thence eastwardly alorg
said north line of West street forty eight and sixty
five hundredths 43 100 feet to east side of the
wall Of the dwelling house on the lot now de-
scrbed thence northwardly at right angles to said
West street. and along the east kide OF the wall of
said dwelling house one hundred U00) feet more or
LEES, to the south boundary line Of r. w. Hane-
wnckel; thence westwardly along said south
boundary line to Valley street, and thence south
wsrdly along the east line of said Valley street to
the beginning. with the improvements consisting
OF three story and mansard roof Brick Dwelling
Terms OF sale: Cash a deposit Of 5000 required
ct time OF sale. Conveyancing at purchasers COST
II terms OF sale are not complied with in five days,
the Trustee reserves the right to resell at cost and
risk OF defeultng purchaser.
JOSIAH DENT, Trustee.
!" Two-tbirds OF the purchase money of the
above sale can remain interest from one to five
years, to suit purchaser.
ap8 dtds JOB. L. SIMMS.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
DituminOus Coal Trade Of the Dis.


DituminOus Coal Trade Of the Dis
trtca.
TIE RAILROAD CROSSING CAsK-MEETIsG OF The
MARYLAND BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS YsSrKR-
DAY.
correspondence OF the Baltimore SIN, from
Annapolis, April g, says:-The board OF public
works was In secret session nearly all day con-
slder1ng the controversy between the Georges
Creek and Pennsylvania railroad comnanies
and the Baltimore and Ohio company relative
10 the crossing and connection dispute at Cum
berland. Senator Arthur Z. German appeared
before the board In behalf OF the Chesapeaka
and Ohio canal, which would be greatly beae-
nted by the Georges Creek road as an import
ant FEEDER OF the canal. Hon. Patrick Hamill
also was before the board In the interest OF the
canal. on the part OF the Baltimore and Onto
railroad the proposition which Mr.. John h.
Cowen had made verbally was submitted in
writing In compliance with the request OF the
board. This proposition is In substance that
the new roads give DIP their claim TO cross at
grade for the purpose OF making connection
with the Baltimore and Ohio tracks on the east
slice OF Wits creek; that the crossing shall be
under grade near Hay street, that track be
puiG py the Georges Creek road TO the east side
Ioao would meet the suggestion of the board OF
PUBIC works by building, at its own cost, a part
OF the proposed connecting track. 1t is not
ri own whether the board came to conclusion
or not. AT all events the decision II reached
was net given out for publication, as Governor
hamilton, Comptroller Heating and Treasurer
compton all declined to speak on the question.
the main points the board has been decided ,or
week, but there are contingencies not yet d.
teTmfned. 1t is believed also that the Question
IS complicated With other issues.
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( 1HARLE5 W. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE COUNTRY
PLACE ABOUT ONE HALL MILE BEYOND

u. q.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated Deem "a
per 9TH, 1875 and recorded in Lber 899. H;5
folio 439 ct seq one of the land records OF G.il
the District Of Coinmbia. and at the REQUEST of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at public auC-
ton, IN front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, THE
I'D DAY OF MAY, A. d: 1881, AT O'CLOCK P M.
the following described property Part Of the ira
formerly known rs Woodstock" aud, lately az
Koecuiszko. the same being the part Of lot num-
bered seven Cd, OF the said Charles j. Uhlman's
part Of said tract delivered upon plat thereof,
containing twenty eight acres and seventy We one
hundredths Of an acre Of land be the same more
or less, with improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: $500 down, balance to suit pur-
chaser, IN from to years, with interest at the
rate of seven per cent per annuw, secured by q
oeed OF trust on the property sold. elO0 deposit
at the time Of sale. Conveyancing at cost OF pur-
chaser Terms to be complied with in days.
B. B T sRkENs Trustees.
j. L. COLDWELL, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-29
THOMAs BOWLING. Auclioneer.

VHHOMAS BOWLING. Auclioneer.
EXTENSIVE sALR OF WALNUT AND PAINT
Ed HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. HAIR AND
HuSk AND HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER
BEDS. HOLSTERS AND PILLOWS, $50
COMFORTS, NEW; LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF NEW AND sECOND-HAND CARPETS.
NEW OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS FIFTY
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, LARGE
ASSnRTMENT OF CHINA AND GLASS
ARTICLES NOT NECESSARY TO MEN
On MONDAY MORNING. MAY I'd, 1881. "A
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, at No. S26 VI
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and 4th !
streets northwest. shall sell, without re- III
gard to cost the entire contents of that large es.
Enlistment. The attention Of the trade and pri-
yate buyers 10 invited.
THOMAS BOWLING,
ap25-m, f&s Auctioneer.