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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

II LBS. WHITE (N sUGAH,......sLoO
Is lbs. Good Carolina Rice. LOO
Bushel Choice Potatoes. 30
lbs. Mixed Nuts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
TIE CELEBRATED BOUQUET WHISKY g.. SO
PER GALLON.
GEO. A. O'HARH,
feb17 1913 9TH at. NV. bet. NJ and N
GOLD MEDAL
" Awarded st the National Fair over all other
competitors
TO q Z Il g,
The hanesomest Minnesota Patent Flour In the
United states.
MINNEOLA
A very SUPERIOR Minnesota Patent.
STERLIN6'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process.
GOLDEN HILL,
The Standard Family Flour of the District.
FOB SALE BY EVERY FIRsT-CLA ASS GROCER
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner LIST st. and Indiana ave.
feb15 VIM. NJ. GAIT Il co.
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DENYING THAT He SOLD HIS VoTB-Repre-
sentative Davis, democratic member OF the Ten
nessee house OF representatives. who is charged
with having sold his vote during the recent
election OF state officers, publishes card en-
phattcally denying the sworn statements made
by John g. Littleton, Jr., and Andrew j. Nc
Gothlln.
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WRESTLlNG.-A catch-aS- caJch-can wrestling
match Tor $500 and the championship OF Amerio
ca, best three in five falls, took place last night
In New York, between Edwin Bibby aud apt.
James Daily, the Irish Champion, and was won
by Bltby.
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1891 THE GREAT 1CS

IS fnh E p5kkNsz Wfaf hS B1STH SS
fEFfd sS,$1S' n.aa.
For P1;tsbuIg and ths West. 90 3 n, daily. With
n as;Iys VIII sifsPins or rom HssTSlsbaSs
, nnc NH P. s L S: snd Gaieso $50 m
BALTiMoEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Wiz P.1a4 Car EoShsssT sft No
except satuTdsy. With Pa!aos Oar: to Cana I'd /:
For wiEiarnsport, Lock Haven and Elmira. ct 10 80
For New S 1or{ az. saS shs saR 90 m 10 80
.na I ~ ~ m on ~ sPnfay aSo and ~ ~ 90
vs. :. U. dsny. except sunday. '0- o.~
For B5ooaIyn \; Y =. through trains connect q
q q
'ng don bie ferriass ACROSS NeT York city. o
ara 1000 p Limited Express 80 an,
For sSi ssSss' s9Rs.s =. go 1913, p and
Sunday. 500. l0:3oa.m-. 2:3o. $40. s:sO and
Tor Pope; oreel Line, $40 m. and 4:4o pm
For Annapolis, 8 40 3 %. and 40 pm. daily. s1-
ALS2HspRIR AND ERkpERroKsBgae RAIL
TON RAiIRoAD "---A,
For As1 sS 40 so ana g 90 1na oD sun
day a. TOO. 10 II 90 and IL 30 = NJ and 100
Pm.
For Richmond and the South. TOO and IL 90 T. m
. day nsa 70 as s1Ssgs susdsy
and 100 m. 100, 500. 30, zoo and 9 10
pm. and u 90 midnight On Sunday kt tOA
and 10 90 = m. 90 and :06 p. M
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor car 10
eomaodatons can be procured st the Offices. north
east corner OF 18TH street and avenue
and 81 the depot, where orders be left for the
checking Of baggage TO destination from hotels and
residences.
Z. r: FARMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov32
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

BRICK DWELLING HOUSE No. 141O IN
TIE kO% ON SIXTH STREET NoHrH-
WEST, UORuORAN MARKET SQUARE,
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated the 5th ~
day OF December, A ID 1876 and recorded M
among the land records of the District of -An0
Coium bia, In Liber No. $40, folio 1873 the sub
scrlbers Will sell, to the highest bid Ter in front
OF the premises, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ. on WEDNES-
DAY, THE 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1881,
Lot marked or lettered F, il w. W Corcoran's
subdivision OF sub lots numbered tope), and from
81 to 5U, thirty seven to t1fty), both Inclusive in
square numbered 446, -four hundred and forty
SIX situated in the city OF Washington, District
Columo fronting eighteen feet aud nj e inches
on 9th street northwest; improved by brick dwell-
ing house the lot being l20 feet deep toxether with
all and singular the improvements ct cetera, as in
said deed mentioned.
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money
in cash, of which one hundred dollars must be
paid at the time of sale, and the residue in equal
amounts in one and two years from the day of
sale, with interest at six per cent per anuum pay
able half yearly the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed of trust to the satisfaction of the
Trustees, on the property sold. all cash, at the
purchasers option. AL convey ancing and record
ing at the purchasers cost; and If the ter ,s are
not complied with within five days from the day of
SALE the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property on i've days notice Oy two more inser
uoDs in the Evening star, " at the risk and cost
of the purchaser in default.
ANTHONY HYDE, } r.
CHARLES M. MATTHEWS,} trustees.
febl0-d
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GIN. GARFIELD made a statement this week
that he had made no pledge Ia reference TO al
appointment III his cabinet, or any other place,
10 anybody IL the whole country. He has
received thousands Of applicatiOns Tor nf1lce.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. Auctioneers.
CHANoERI sALR OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF EIGHTEENTH AND l STREE CS
NORTHWEST IN WASHINGTON CITY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court -
Of the District of Columbia passed in Equity ..S&
cause o g. 997, bet cen Ellen Frazier plain -4r.0.
It'll, and the heirs Of John Frazier ct al defend
ants, we, the undersigned trustees will on MON
DAY, TIE 18th DAY OF February, A. ID. 1881. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Sc at pubic auction. in front
of the premises, oil that piece parcel of ground
lying and being in the City of Wa 3hinaton. in the
District of Columbia, known as part of lots num-
red 16 and IL, in square 1877 beginning for said
parts Of lots the northwest corner of Aid square
and running thance south along 18th street west
so feet thence east2 feet hence north 80 feet:
thence west to the point OF beginning; improved
by large Brick Dwelling house and back build
ing. The location is excellent.
Terms: One third Of purchase money in cash.
the balance in six and twelve mon this from day of
fale, with interest fro N day of sale, aud pa ymeIt
to be secured by approved promissory notes of
purchaser or purchasers. AdepOsit of 300 will he
REQUIRED when property is knocked down, and ne
deed is to be 2ig6n until all the purchase mouey
and interest shall be paid. Cost of conveyancin9
to be at purchaser's expense. and terms 10 be
piled within seven daye, otherwise the Trustees
serve the right to resell at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser.
WILLIAM J. MILLER,
Once 485 Louisiana ave ! r.
BENZ. ]. DARNEILLE, trustees
febl4 Office 400 Louisiana ave
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NORTH GERMAN LLoyD-srs.xsHrp

~ LIhE btIWEES NV YORK, HAvRE, LONDON.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Inc at aL1eTs Of this Company viii sail every Sat
qrday from Bremen Pier foot OF Sd street. Hoboken
hates OF pase Age--From New York 70 Havre Lon
oop, southampton and Bremen, first cabin. $50;
second cabin SEQ steerase, $50; prepaid storage
certificates s2S- For freight or passage apply to
OELRIGHS & co. Bowling Green, New York
". g METZFROTT 4 90. Gas Pa Ave-. Agents
FOR WASHINGTON. ja019
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AT THE WHITAKER CoUxT MARITAL yester-
day morning Cadet Lester w. Cornish testified
that his room was on the floor below Whitta.
kers. On the night OF she 5th Of April he re-
tired rather early, having a headache, and In
and transom were open, but he heard no noise
outside OF any kind during the night. Whit
taker had no carpet on his floor, and the noise
OF any person walking about or moving chair
could be distinctly heard.
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a NEW YORK ROUGH kuLED-Thomas Sulli-
van ana JUuu keeyen rcTuscd TO leave a Tnlrd
avenue IN. Y car az 3Uth street YESTERDAY
Conductor Banister and on Ger Van Mardeu
attempted 10 eject them. Ia the II ght which
follow I'd Sullivan took the OIL GERS club from
him, beat bin, shot the conductor In the Thigh
ana ran CT, chased by a crowd. Jas. HOyL
threw a stone at him, which struck him on the
head aid crushed his skull fatally
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o. = a,
Ell giDeer Com missioner of d.
THOMAS DOWNING Auctioueer febI7- To-

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TBgsTEIS' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM:
PROVED RIAL ESTATE. BEING SQnARE
No 1875, BOUNDED BY NEW HAMPsHIR G
ANENUE, SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
TENTH 81 REETS, AND Q AND b
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust to US, dated on eSas
the oath day of May, 1872 and recorded in ~
Lber No. 6S4. folie 419. of the land records -
for the District of Columbia. and by direction Of
the parties secured, will sell, at public auction
In front Of The premises, on TUESDAY, THE sTa
DAY OF MARCH, 1881. AT 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ. al of
square numbered one hundred and fifty five q 1867.
IN the CITY OF Washington, d. O. This property IS
bounded by New Hamps hire avenue, 18th and 18th
streets. and @ and streets northwest and offers
unusual attractions to investors and builders
Terms of sale as prescribed by the deed of trust
S45 0Us with per cent interest from the oath May.
1873. to the DAY Of sale. and the expenses of sale
(smount of which will be announced at time Of
sale) cash balance in six and twelve months for
which the notes of the purchaser or purchasers.
with interest from day Of sale, secured by dee
Of trust upon the property will be taken. A deposit
Of 81 GOO viii be requi ed at time of sale convey
ancing at purchasers cost If ter as are not
compiled with in five days from day of sale
the Irus ees will resell at the risk snd cost Of de-
faultiDg purchaser
WILLIAM A GORDON. JR,., rr,s,ss,
X. W. BOWMAN. trustees
febl6-dts
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FLORIDA ORANGES.
FRESH TOMATOES, CAPONs FROM PHILA-
DELPHIA.
ALSO, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUR-
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF. CANvASSBAOK, BED
BEAD, QUAIL, GROUSE. ETC.
AT THE
PALACE HARRIET,
Cor. l4th and N sW York ave.
FRANK j. TlBBETS. fsnI7
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NEW YOHK-BOTTEIsDAm.

The frst-cisss Steamers OF this Line,
''AMSTEhDAN." ROTTERDAM"
''5CHIEDAN." ''W. A. SCHULTES,"
''P. CALAND, " and ''MAAS,"
Carrying the Y g. Mails to tie Netherlands. leave
Harbecs,s stores. Brooklyn. regularly on WE'D
Isl CABIN. 500 7O I'd Cabin, gas $50. Steer
Age, GAG II. CAZAUX, General Agent. 81 South
William at, Nex York. For passage apply to w.
Washington, or +. III. JOHNSON, AGENT. National
Safe Deposit Building, corner New York ave- and
10Th st northwest lanl7
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NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
STkANSHTP COMPANY

~ NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
between New York and LIVERPOOL. Call.
ing M Cork HarbOr,
PROM PIER 40. y. h, NEW YORK
Heels. ...-- We'd. % FEB BOtlni.. Wed r. Mar
Gahs- ..---- ~ ed, Mar. Marsnth M We'd. 30 Mar
seSthla We'd. Mar. Algeria Wed, & April.
PsTthla ia N.d. 16 Mar iScy. his, Wed. IL April.
And every Wednesday from new York.
RATES OF PASSAGE
$50, $50, Sl0G according To recommendations
Tickets to Paris SI5 additional
keIurD tickets on favorable terms.
Steersae 81 very low rates Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, snd all other parts of
Europe, ~ lowest rates
Through bids OF laden given for Belfast Glas
gov. Hsyre, Antwerp and other ports Oh the Con-
tuent, and for Mediterranean ports
For fTelsht and passage apply at the Oornpany's
Office, No Bowling Green. or both steersxe and
cabin 10 OTIS biGELOW s co , COS 7th street.
Washington, II. q
ianl9 NERNON H BROWN { co ny
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MEXICO ANXIOUS FOR AMERICAN CoIoNIsrs-
A special dispatch to the New York World,
from the city OF Mexico February 18th, says:
President Gonzales has made a grant OF I 800
square leagues OF land In Sonora 10 samuel
Biannan, formerly or California, on which TO
colohiZe one thousand families, many OF which
are understood TO be ready 10 move into the
country from eastern and western states and
territories. General Manuel Castro, who COM
maDded the native California forces in the bat
ties fought with Commodore Stockton and Gen
erals Kearny and Fremont In 1916 In California
has been recently reappointed TO the Mexican
army, and viii probably command the depart
meDt comprising Sonora. He Is known 10 be
interested In The scheme OF colonZ1 tIOa
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FATAL BLOOD POISONING PROM A POTATO Bug.
A telegram TO the Chicago Times from Rich
mond, Ind. says: "Richard jackson, secretary
and treasurer OF the Chase Piano COMPANY,
died at his home on Linden Hill "Wednesday
HIS death was the result OF a strange case OF
blood poisoning. which he firmly believed was
caused by accidentally crushing potato bag
In his hand last spring, and touching the inside
OF his ear with 1t. The ear Immediately gath
cred, and seated alb Scesses followed Which
baff,ed the skill OF the best physicians IN New
York and Cincinnati. He suffered terribly.
Recently the poison began to spread through
his sy stem. and Wednesday morning IL reached
his heart, causing death"
AN AFFRAY IN A CONsULS OFFICK-A letter
was received in this city yesterday, which
states that on the 18th OF last December. John
A. JohhsIone master OF the barkenJine Elmla,
OF New York. had quarrel about his Oil with
tie American consul at St Thomas, when the
latter raised cane and struck Capt tombstone
over the head with it. The captain then took
the cane from his asSailant, who drew Der
ringer but the captain succeeded In twisting It
out OF his hand and then walked out or the
Office OF The consul. As he was passing through
the CateW ay shot was fired at him, but for
tunately without effect Capt tombstone re-
ported the matter to Commander Picking. OF
the Us. steamer kearsarge, and received his
papers through that ofhcjaL He then proceeded
on his way to ST. Croix. he requested that the
matter be reported to the Department OF State
Bait. Gazette, 18th.
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STEAMERS. &c.

FINHE STEAMER ARROWSNITH
vii leav" Potomac Ferry Co. wharf, foot Of
ith street at O'Clock e. N, every
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
For al The POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS a. far
a. leonardo WI and Nomini returning MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
Fare and Freight at lowest rates.
.snl9 z J. sTONE pnrs.r
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JAMES GUILD son, Auctioneers.
Will sell FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, at 90I 18th
street. a stock OF goods consisting Of Ribbons
Laces, SlIks aud Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
Kid and Lise Thread Gloves, Ladies' and
Childrsn's Hosiery, Towels. Oorsets. Berese and
Grenatine Eeilir z, Gents Furnishing Goods
Umbrellas, JeWelry, Chdrens Knit Jackets and
Hoods, Alpaca Braid, Combs. Brushes, Linen
Collars. Clark's Spool Cotton. Spool Silk. WASH
Wet, 10.t 0U gross Of Assorted Buttons in original
packages
The stock will be sold without reserve.
Storekeepers are invited.
Sale SATURDAY NIGHT, ATT NJ
febi6-3t 9. SAMSTAG, Salesman
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AN ARKANSAS SHOOTING CASE.-A special from
Little Rock, Ark, says that1n a shooUlag ARRAY
In Benton county, c. d. Gunter, brother OF
wounded l.. b. Gamble. The difficulty origi-
mated about the removal OF poStoffice. Gam
bic blocked Gunter down, when Gunter seized
shotgun and fired both barrels al Gamble.
who fell TO the ground. saying, Il am a dead
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John ID. KELLY,
e DEALER IN FIRsT-OLA
BEEF. LAMB, VEAL. MUTTON. so.
CORNED BEEF A SPECIALITY.
Stalls 62S, 629 and $50 Center Market, 9th street
wing. and 206 and 208 Northern Liberty Market; or
address Box II, City Post Office
Marketing delivered free OF charge 20 all parts of
the city. declS
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
The EAST AND The WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
An, LEAVE WASHINGTON.
flbO-Unica<o Cincinnati and St Louis Fast LIZ
sOo-BsI,more. ElHcott City and Way stations.
6.eo-Baltinore, Annapolis and way. P1edmoni
strssburs, Winchester. Haserstown and way
s1e9-Point q Rocks snd way stations
S4o.Sta2pton snd Valley EXPRESS. SOonnects
for Hs<erstown AID at Point Of Rocks for
sc1SeS York. Phnsdelphi. and Boston Express.
IU.Oo. Baltimore Express. tstops at Hy.ttsyile.
Colege, Betsyine, Laurel, Annapolis juno
ton, Jessnp's and Hanover.)
flo 49-Pitts6ursh. Chicago, Cincinnati and
Il .IOaBntmore. Elioott City. Annapolis and Wa,
l.7e-on sunday only. for Baltimore and way.
ia s6-Nes YORK. Phiisdelpnis snd Boston Express
Ss0-Baltmore snd Way Stations Winchester.
Frederick. HAserstown and Way, VA
sp-Bait1nor.. Hysttsvtne and Laurel kx.
press Frederick. via Relay. stops at Anna
tsa5S~POi1t Of Rocks. Frederick. H.sers.owu.
to Point Of Books and way stations only1
Z. e-bsltmGrt, Annapolis and Way Stations:
10 45-Philadelyhia and Baltimore Express. (Nsr-
hnsburs and Way, via Delay. Stops 8. Hy.stz
606-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
fS- i5-Patinore and Way Stations.
7.90-Bsltnore snd Laurel Express.
IS 5a-PittsbGrs. Cinciansd snd ST. Louis Express
g.45-Ba.tinore. Hyattsville and Laurel Express
tl0.OO-New York, Ph1ladelphis and Boston Ex-
press- Sleeping Gar to New York, and spec
Ia Sleeping Gar to Philadelphia
fDaily, tsuaday only. Other trains daily. e1.
AL trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply ~ the BsItinors
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, aad
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th
street where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be
I'd md NJ NV Innir In Hha citr
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GALE OF FISH WaARvEs AND STALL IN
GEORGETOWN.

GALE OF FISH WdARVES AND Stall IN
y TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN.
ESGINEER DEPARTMENT..
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18th 1881
Notice If hereby ri ven that on MONDAY. FEB
RUAhY 18TH, 1881, the Fish Whsrves aud Fish
S,aLs IN me o1tes OF Washi ngton and Georgetown.
ID O.. will be sold at public auction, for the term
OF one year, from March /. 1881. as follows.
at ZoCLOCk H., and upon the premises, six
90 fish stalls IN the Georgetown Market House to
Terms: Cash in advance.
ALSO. AT 1iE SAME TIME. and UPON the premises,
tbe GeorEesown Fish Wharf at the foot of Potion sc
street, 10 The highest bidder.
lie ms: CASH in adyance The purchaser to keep
the wharf IN repair during his tel III OF lease.
ALSO, AT o CLOCK p. M, on the same day, N b
street he tween 18th and 9Th streets northwest, in
front Of the fish stalls of the (Center) Washngt
Market al Of the rights and privileges ted
aIowed by the laws Ct the cor poraiion of Wash ng
ton to establish wharves docks for landing
clearing aud sale % fish and wharf dock
shall be deemed eligible unless situated at some
point on the north side of the Potomac river, be-
tween 1lth street east and l4th street west to the
highest bidder
Terms: 500 to be paid on the day of ssle and
the residue to be paid within five days from the
day Of sale.
By order OF tie Board of Commissioners of D. c.
W. J. TWINING
Major OF Engineers u. =. A.
Ell g1Deer Commissioner of d. q.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer, febl1- lot
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MBIA POTTERY 90,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STONE AND eARTHENWARE,

tORL1 CORN SOLVENT. Warranted to cure
L Hard and Soft OORES without injury or pain.
g. G1ESLkR. Sole Agent, Boots and Shoes, 102l
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DIED..
Monday. May Q, 1881. THOMAS

C,LEARY. On Monday. May .. 1881. THOMAS
I. OLEARY, aged twenty eight years
Funeral will take place from St Aloystus church.
Wednesday. May 1lth, AZ 10 O'Clock Friends and
relatives are respectfully invited to attend.
OURDAN. On Monday. May 9. 1881. JOSEPH p.
OuBDAN, in the fifty fourth year OF his age
FunerSl services at 8 O'Clock pm, on Thursday
18th, at the Chapel, Oak Hill Cemetery.
PHILIP: Suddenly. OF pneumonia. at z O'Clock
p. M, on Saturday, May 9Th, 1881. al the Buckng.
ham Hotel In New York. Colonel VIM. h PHILIP
of Washington, d. c., in the nifty eighth year OF
his age.
In Clayerack. Columbia county, NY.
RINGGOLD. Tuesday, May 10th, 1881, ut the
residence Of her grandmother, 1729 L street north
west, ANNA AMELIA. only daughter Of VIM. King
gold, aged year. II days and months.
Funeral will take place Thursday, May a. ut 10
O'clock q m, from residence. Nc. l7l9 L street
northwest.
STEPHENS. May 9th, 1881. at O'Clock D. m. .
6nRNADINA STEPHENS. native Of Nei Hsusens
IVES phalis, Germany, aged seventy 81 years.
Funeral will take place from the resldeocs of her
sister. Mrs. Bernard Weggemsn. 1921 Eeventh Ut.
ofthu est, Wednesday. 1T o'clock O.. m. Requiem
mass at st. Mary's Church. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend. baltimore pa
pers please copy.l
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
Sporting Notes.
nACR nAIy

Sporting Notes.
The National Base Bali Club played the FIRST
championship game In the Eastern Association
at the National grour DIS. In this city, yesterday
winning lt handsomely by a score OF 2 10 O, their
opponents being the New York Atlantics. The
attendance was small. Baker having been
cropped py the home club. Houck, OF last years
Boston, was substituted as center field other
base ball games played yesterday were as fol-
lows: At New Iork-Athletics, g.; Metropoli-
tans, IL. At Cleveland, Ohio-Cleveland 8.
chicago, 2. AT Hanover. n. H.-Dartmouth 3;
PJfrceton. 20. At Cambridge, Mass.-Haryard
10; Brown, 6.
HORSE RACES.
The races at Lexington, KY, yesterday were
run In mud and rain. The first event was q
race OF one ard ole half miles. The following
is the summary; Pope Leo. O, 4. l, 1; Banter,
Hapsburg, 6, s; Carnage, 4, 6; Thesis Z. Z.
Time, ESQ. 1:5lH, 1:51H, 2:0SH. The second
was race OF one and one fourth miles, aud
was won by TaliSman IN 2:lS: Alfambra second
and Bramballetta third. The third race, half
nile dash, was won by Roderick Random,
Caplas second, and Dogheda third. Time, 534.
PEDESTRIAN MATCHES.
ire score OF the six leaders In the walk at
Cnlcago at midnight last night stood: Harrt-
man. III miles: Ed. Trscy, Ito; Brucker lol;
WEBSTER, 1Ook; krohne, 9S; ana Campana g.
AT O'Clock last night, only Geldert Glow,
HaZael and sullivan remained on the track In
the New York walking match. About 400 o, r
sor s were scattered throughout the puiidit g.
AT 7:20 Hughes evidently became discourayesi
with The slim attendance, aud permanently left
the track. Score, 1G3 miles. At midnight the
score stood: Glow. 127 miles, laps; Geldert.
125, HaZael, 12l; Sullivan 102
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-10
Transfers Of Real Estate,

DEEDS In fee have been recorded as follows:
Mary Moore to Thomas Moore. pt %, res. IL
8. Mary Moore to Isabel Moore, do, do; do.
Georgetown College to Ellen Mccarthy, pts Is
and l6. so 124; g.. d. L. Morrison to Mary
L. Oulahan. jr., pit I, so SEQ; s1O5O. A. B. Carey
10 John +. Hanna, subs and 6, so 1879; SS,014
Same TO X. L. b. Clarke, pt z so 1879; 1851. S.
Wolf ct al. trustees. to c. Excl, pit Woodstock,
2s24 acres; $S,505. G. A. Araes to B. Noble,
lots Is and 16, SO. Sol; s.. Oliver Cox to W.
81. Alden, lot 81, sub. lots is to 81, sub. So 239;
s., 500. w. S. Thompson TO W. Pettlbone lots
l6 and II. so. 33l; $4,000. Sophia A. Irwin to
Seaton Schroeder, pt. 6, SO. l20; $1,000. E. e.
James d. Dana to same, pit. lot Z, do; s., 900.
f. Jones to d. Cuspard. 2.47 acres, "St. Philip
and Jacob" $500. Martha j. Lewis to Annie G..
Beall, so acres, "Suppert;" $780, &c. Joshua
Hill TO Charlotte NJ. Cosby, pts IL and is. so.
13I; s., Gs4 81. S. Ross to W. H. Dobbins, lot 10,
sub. so SEQ; $50 w. L. Dunlop to Matte a.
Story, pit. 9, SO. 2sS; S., 500.