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SnoYftp,u Notes.

Another six Jays walking match began ia
Nv YORK a, 1905 this =. N. with nine entries
TIE first mile was covered by Miynault In CTS,
Hs7ael Ia 6:2S and Hughes IN 6.26.
The shooting at Eagle PARK saturday after
NJ on among the members or the capital City
Gun LIB furnished fine sport Twenty glass
IA Is with twenty YARDS rise were the targets
+. l. NILS and W. W. Eldr1dSe missed none.
oi the remaining twelve contestants, I. 8.
King ard VIM. Wagner missed one each.
shooting match for $500 side-le9 birds
three ards rise, English rules-took place at
~. Louis asst Saturday between Captain b.
.gsldus and w. II. Mitchell OF Virginia. which
was Won by BogarduS. the score standing - TO
Is Another match for the same amount AMI
with The same terms will be shot this week.
speaking OF the ever growing international
aspect or the English turf, the London DINg
W 'rS SO! s:-'Fofegn horses have not as vet
!" on any event OF Importance this season, but
they have been provokingly, for them. near TO
success. as In all the great haDdicaps American
horses have OBJ aimed place, while In the two
thousand guineas, on Wednesday, they were
represented by the second and third, beating all
me resi-. or supposed best. or English three
year olds. ard only suecumoing at last 20
cot whose very name was unknown 10 the
a sao inslony OF the racing pubic fortnight
verses, as We pointed out the other day, the
result OF the two thousand. that these two
horses may DO as keutledrum, ktngcrsrt and
DINERS. In which event the New YORK Jockey
cup would be, ike the building IN the Rue
Scribe sixteen years ago, Illuminated from
threshold to Toof"
At Lexington, Ky. the spring running racas
opened saturday. First race mile dash. was
won by Harry Cow, Clarissima second and
Lavacca third. Time Isl l.. Second race the
Phoenix Hall stakes. one and a-quarter miles.
was won by Sligo, Bend or secoud aud Geta-
way third. Time 2:16b. The third race the
MY stakes, was half mile dash for two-yesr-
oIus. Runny mede won with Mamie q. second
ano Meglboens lilly third. Time 53k.
III is reported that Mr.. James H. kaene has
purchased the celebrated English racing stall
non refer, i've years old, by Hermit out OF
Lacy Masbam, the price beng L. $50 Hefs
one OF the finest horses on the English turf.
cid VIII be valuable addition TO The Amer.
lean siuc.
AT the Maryland Rifle cubs match at Pa
tapsco range Baltimore, on Saturday the bast
20 :. arc scores were: l. DIETRICH, -: A. Roeder,
&c: A. f. Dresel. ~; A. u. Hack ~. Col. w. H.
). BuTgwyn scored % out OF & possible - Ia ~
shots at a 6r0-yards range.
Base bail saturday: AT Troy, NY, Troys g.
Worcester :; at Boston. BOstons 4, Providence
!; at BuHalo, BuffaloS 6. DetroIts /: at Cleve-
land, o.. Chicagos !. Clevelands o: at New
Haven, Yale 6, Princeton 5; st New York, Me-
trololitaps :, New Yorks 4
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Races at the National Fair Grounds.
EVENTS ON SATURDAY

THE STAR Of Saturday, by telegraph, an
nounced the result OF the pacing race. In which
Matte HUI ter was the victor as alo the I've
heats IN the 2:2l ella Jul flushed last Thurs
day. which were won by Jersey Boy, giving
him the race. Noltaire got Secoad money and
Silvefton Third. There were three events on the
card for the afternoon: a 2:32 race, which Was
won by John Turner's chestnut stallion Ken
tucktan, tie fourth fastest heat being trotted
by him Ia 2:2S1 Allen GoidSmlth'S Fritz second
Nhiteteid third. The 2:2S race was won by
Allen GolCsmltn'S Unoloia. the winning heats
being gone over in 2:2S'i, 2.29t; and 2:3I, Lady
CTossln second and Jonn Splan'5 Joe Thomas
third. Baltz d Brunt'S Pilot Boy was dIstanced
In tie first heat The 2:45 race was won by
Aulinda In 2S41E, 2:3S1 ana 2:30a Granger Sec
ond, Col Hayw ard third.
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WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & co.. Auctioneers.
IRU STEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON e STREET
BETWEEN EIGH TH AND NINTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION, BEING No.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON STREET.
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION, BEING No.
Si1.
By V rtue OF deed of trust dated March LIST, I'D
A. u 1880. and duly recorded in iter No. fIB
ZIG, folio I4l ct seq OF tue land records of the
District Of Columbia and by direction Of the part
secured thereby, We shall sell at pubic auction in
fro1t OF the premises, on FRIDAY, MAY BOTH, A.
u. 1eoi, AT O'CLOCK P. M, all that certa pieca
city and District. and known, designated and de-
scribed On the ground plan plat of said city as
Part of Let numbered two. (2,l in Square nnm-
bered four hundred ana Elk, (406 being the west
efn part OF said lot and hayi front of twenty
three t23) fe.t seven CD inches on street, aud
running bal k with the same vi ith eighty-seyan
$50 feet and six (6) inches to an alley, being the
same operty conveyed to said parties Of the frat
part in trust for said Margaret e. King, by deed
bearing date on the 14th day Of August. 4 d. 1918
end duly recorded in Gber No. 1896. folio l2S CT
seq one OF the land records Of said District witt,
1npJovt meDts. consisting of four-ttory and
basement brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and the bllsnce
in eGual instaluent of six, twelve and e.ghtaea
months from day Of sale, to be secured by the
notes CT the purchaser, bearing interest at per
cert per annum until paid, payable semi an aually,
and deed Of trust on the property sold, ali
cash at The purchasers option. A deposi OF 3 %
will be required at the time OF sale. If the terms
of sale are net complied with in five days from til
day OF sale, the rustt ressr, the right to resell
at the cost and risk Of the defaultny purchaser.
AL convey auciDg at purchasers cost.
LEkOY M. TAYLOR, } r..
CAMPBELL CARRIN6TON Trustees.
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DIED,

BAKER. Monday morning, May 9th, 1881, Mrs
IALBor d. BAREE, wife of Reuben r. Baker. aged
, Tie funeral services will be- conducted by the
Rev. prs douglass Forrest aud Joseph Addison,
Msy Il til. st O'clock The deceased is the Oldest
daughter of the Hon. ID. Holloway.
I'LL ., Monday Monday May 9Th: lss, at s. O'clock
Walter H.; and Mary L. FIN. aged one year, one
Funeral Will take piac. from psrent.' residence.
az sth street northwest, to morrow. May 10Th. at
O'Clock D. m.
GREENWOOD. On Sunday evening. NAV 9Th.
ISL, hoBERT Nj. GREENWOOD, in the forty second
Q, honored. beloved. TO earth unconfines,
Thou hast scared on high;
Thou hast left us behind,
But our parting is not forever:
We will follow thee by Heavens light,
Where the grave csnnot discover
The sduls whom God will unite.
Funeral services VIII be held a. the Epiphany
Church Tuesday evening. at q O'Clock. Friends
snd relatives are respectfully invited.
10 o'clocf. PATEIcK T. H1cHtY. at C Co IN,
May his soul rest in peace.
HOFFMAN. At Mt. Alto. Georgetown Heights.
Nay sth, 1881, WILLIAM ID. HOFFMAN, in the
seventy third yesr OF Ills age.
Funersl viii take place TO morrow, the 10th lust,
at 5 80 O'clock from the residence of his daughter
and acquaintance are re-. pectfnIy invited 70 at
tend. Interment at Oak Hill.
LAMAR. On Sunday, May sth, 1881. at 10 80
o'c!OcE, WILLIE, youngest child OF John II. aud
Mary L. L,msr aged two yesrs and four M 1nths.
funere will take place tuesday, May 10th, at II
O'Clock, from 800 Virginia avenue south gest.
FrieI de and relatives are invited to attend Bal
hmore Sun please copy
MORGAN. on sunday, May Sth, 1891 at 6 a.
M. PhEsToN HoLROND only son Of Charles W.
and josephine NJ. Morgan, aged two years ana
eis hit days.
Funersl from the residence of his parents, No.
"A It'll streetsoutheas on Tuesday next. IOtn inst.
at 3. 30 T.. IN.
PHILIP. Suddenly, Of pneumonia, at o'clock
2. M, taturday, May z 1851, ct the Buckingham
Hotel, New York, Colonel W. Ii. PHILIP, in the
fifty eighth year of his age.
RICHARDSON At Brooklyn N Y May 9Th
1881, OF diphthelia, HENRY CLAY RICBARDsoN
youngest son of the late @. Z. IL Richardson OF
Boston, aid Mrs. h. Nj. Richardson. now of this
city.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In Zee have been recorded as folloWs:
John a. Flagg to George C. Round, sub. %, so.
2O2; $500. II. r. Perry. trustee, to George Kern,
lot H. SO. S95; $50 80. john r. Murray 20 Maria
Anderson. sub. 80. 90. l9l; s.. w. A. john
James Goddard TO A. Taylor King, pts. Isl aud
lS4, block 26, Georgetown; $500. Ellen NJ. Wash =
hum to W.T.. Hutchinson, pit. Ii, SO. SIS; 1916 Co.
w. 81. Clagett TO r. Bowdler, south half OF 20,
Long Meadows; s., 200. James Taylor to Edward
f. Davis, pit. 4. block 3, Mt. Pleasant; S2l3 80.
Johnson and Birkhead. trustees TO Sarah Il.
Crump, lot 60, sub. 81. 462: $500
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% Il. WARNER. Real Est.t. AuotIonee-

COURT e., SALE OF LIT ON NJ STREET, BE-
IMEEN EIFIEENTH AND SIXTEENrH
sTREETs NORTHWEeT. IMPROVED WITH
UWHELIhuS1 HOUSE NO. 1911 n STREET
BY virtue Of dec rec Of the SupremsOourt. A.
D. O.. passed in Equity cause No. z, 4S9. hSSt
DOC 20. we VIII sell, at public suction, In .3s.
rent OF tie premises. on TUESDAY. the Urn
DAY OF MAY. 1881, AT O'CLOCK p NJ til 2 west
half OF lot 2, in tquare 1876, Washington City ID
G.. trcptirg 20 feet on istreet. by the depth of
said lot. witRGne improvements thereon.
Terms CT So ALI purchase m Juey in cash; or
lat purchasers option one third in cash on day Of
sae, one third payable with interest one year
thereafter. and nne-th third payable with Interest
Two Years after day OF sale. such defer red pay
ments TO be securet upon the premises sold.
ANDREW b DUYALL,
oi Ess g Il !, !; LEIda,IoS. Trustees
ms dads
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Work and Naoes

TIE printers union al ChiC2go having made
a oemand two weeks ago for an advance for
composition On newspapers, the proprietors
have consentt d TO advance the rates two cents
per thousand ems, making the rates from TO-
cay on morning papers 10 cents per 1000, and
on evening 81 cents.
The strike OF the Pennsy lvania Coal COM
paDy's loa1 ers at Hawley. Pa, which began
last Monday. ended saturday. The leaders de-
manGed Sl.25 for ten ana one half hours work
and II cents per hour for extra work. The
company offered them 81 80 for eleven hours'
WoTk and Is cents per hour for extra work,
which terms the men accented.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES eAIE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GRORGECOWN AT AUC-


By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated Eebru- kzA
asy 10th, 1875, recorded 10 Liber no, folio fxR
13a, of The land records of WASHINGTON 4.&.
UNITY; and by direction Of the holder Of the note
ises. on MONDAY, the ODD MAY, 1881 at O'CLOCK
Pm all that part OF Lot SO. in Beatty Il Hawkins
addition to Georgetown, described as follows: Be-
ginning at the northwest corner OF High and LIST
ST. eetP, and run, ing thence north west On High
street ~ feet "a inches thence westerly at right
angle to High street II feet lOH inches; thence
norfher)y 6 feet 2x inches; thence westerly at
right angle to High street 26 feet inches; thence
west 80 feet inches to the west side Of q 4.foot
alley and at point distant about ID feet 10 iuch
north from LIST street.; thence south to list street
and thence east by and with the north line OF said
street, about 81 feet inch to the beginning. iua
proved by a two story Brick House.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, and expe1 ses of
sale, and balance six and twelve months from day
Of eale with interest at eight per cent per annum,
payable semi. annually until paid. secured by deed
of trust on premises sold. deposit OF 300 will
be equired at time Of sale. II terms of sale are
not complied with in segen days the Trustees
reserve the right to resell st the ri SIX and 1s OF
the defanlt'ng purchaser. ConVeyaacing at cos!
OF purchaser.
Il. P. DODGE, Ture,o.s
AUSTIN HERB, A'usteSs'
nlY, u Ia. II. 10 II. %
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"
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF NORTH CAPITOL AND Ia STREETS
NORTH WEST.
By virtueof q deed Of trust, bearing date on a,A
the 18TH day Of NoyemSe D. 1875, and re- Eas4
corded in iber No. sU2, folio 385. ct seq, -ks;3-
one ofahe land records Of the county OF Washing
;on; G.. and at the request in writing, OF the
ublic auction. in front Of the premises on THURS.
DAY, me ~ RI DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1881, at O'CLOCK
beire situa.e in the city Of Washington, in the
county and District aforesaid, sud known and g.
hngnished Oh the plat or plan Of said city. a. and
IIhoppt ons recorded subdivision Of square sum
division being recorded in the Office of The Sur
yeyor OF the city of WASH aston in iber W f., folio
lt9, together with the buildings and improvements
THEREON, consisting of a three-story Brick Ow al
iuF, with two story back bnidng, Stable in rear
occupied as a bakery.
Terms Of sale: one third cash and baslce in
SIX, twelve aud eighteen months. for notes bearing
lntert st from day OF sale deferred payments to be
secured by deed of trust the premises sold or ali
cash, at the opt on of thu Trustee. Conveyanctns
at the cost of purchaser. If terms of sale are nol
complied with in five days from day of sale. prop
city will be resold at risk and expense of defauting
purchaser. deposit OF two hundred dollars will
be required at tt g time Of sale.
m9-d RICHARD L. WALIiOH. Trustee.
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7 coLDwEIL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM-
rkOVED REAL ESTATE. SITUATED AT
The SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST
o,By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated August a4A
2 2, ls76: and recorded in Liber No: 8sl. ~
District Of Columbia. and by the written request
suction. in front Of the premises on MONDAY,
May 9TH, 1881. AT O'CLOCK P. Lot No. Is, OF
Van Rswtcks subdivision CT square No. All, sit
uate in The city Of Washington. DC.
Terms: One -fourth cash; balance In six. twelve
aid eighteen month";, with six per cent. interest,
secured by deed OF trust. &75 at time OF sale.
Conveyancine st expense of purchaser. Terms to
be complied with in days,
ap20-2aw&ds Surviving Trustee.
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BOWLING. Aucticneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ES.



TATE IN WEST WASHINGTON.
will sell at auction On MONDAY, the 10TH ~
OF NAY. at 5H O'CLOCK P. NJ, the o-story R8f
Brick House and Lot adjoining my house Z:A
east 3l42 West street. near Valley street, "a feet
front and ITO feet Deep Of equal width
Also, the vacant Lot west of my house, Is feet
front, and running south st right Angles on the
east line los feet more less, and the west line
running south about 81 feet CT equal width thence
n straight line TO the southern termination of
the east liz e. as shown by plat.
Terms One third cash, and the residue at six.
tpeife ana eighteen months, with interest at six
PER cert. secured by deed of trust or Ill cash
Al con eyancing at coat Of purchaser. 800 cash
THOs. ICwLINa. Auc,. "n' ID. IENN di
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E,HOMAs BOWLING. Aucttoneer.


UHAN,CERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM;
WEST SIDE OF First STREET EAST, Be
I IMEEN y Bs AND Ioa Us STREETS I s9UIH 0N
sfREET. Y BETWfsN Cant a Asp 6o SEW "
u. s.. NAVY YARD.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court -
"a e Re Gentla Nsiona h Bsns
vs. Guinand ct al will onef for sale at public
auG3n IN fr2nt OF the pieces OF property
palties to said suit, in and to the following real
on ass Il MY gn ss p
'front.' Mt L't as aaa l9 IN square GO Lot has
that 10Th III feet to sn Alley IS feet Wds Is also sso
bounded on the south by another alley 20 feet vide
TTSHee o 6ag e
tset 6f u ches on the same street, running back
that width leo feet to an alley s5 fest vide and is
Oa THURSDAY, MAY -, 1881. AT TAG SAME
HoUR; lots numbered II and y. in square 80
south q street, running back that width rs feet.
and by width of 50 feet to an additional depth OF
80 feet. Lot IL fronts 50 feet on the same street
by rs feet deep on 4h street east and is Improved
by a substantial two story Brick Dwelling with
fHipa5. aAE 9 t5s: at PIT rue !s 5aaE hour
the lot IN square SS2, having front OF 40 fest
width l29 feet II inches to an alley 80 feet wide.
and bounded on he west side by another alley Is
feet wide: This lot is untm proved
sale or within seven days thereafter. the residue
IN four equal lnstatmeats in siy. twelve, eighteen
aud twenty four months from the day of sale,
the purchaser giving his, her their pr ,mss Dry
notes the refor. bearing interest from the day OF
sale atsix pes cent. per snnum. all cash at his,
her or their election. The title to the respective
paTce sold 70 be retain ed until tie full amount of
the purchase nlocey and intsre Il is paid. If any
purchase shall fail to comply with tue terms OF
sale reserve the right to readvertiEe and resell
tie property 81 the risk snd coat OF such dsfauting
purchaser. The property will be offered In sepa-
rate lots or yarce's Fifty dollars deposit on &C
ceptance Of each bid.
JAMES EDWARDS, Trustee,
NC eoc&ds SOB street north Aest.
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STEAMERS. &c.
LOB KICHMOND. FREDKHICKS.
II RUfs4.
AND sTATIONS on THE RICHMOND.
FREDERICKSBURG AND Potomac

k'oo hACAHvTD: Eh6DkHiCKs-
ASR s5AE5oNs T In RSs Es
Po1oMAC sTEAMBJAT COMPANY;
has BEEN orD AN1 Tss ss new Aou
and splendid Steamer
beautifully furnishsd and appointed in every re
sps,t e.si1 her wharf foot Of It'll street. daily,
'Sona'sS 'S5 'sa 4. Il 1t AND s:sops.
a. onsntso WIN the Fast Tins South
~ AfrT RATSs se 81 f1R =. and 10 80
Washinst n to Qushtico. frtt clsss........sl.0 90
Washington to fredericksburg, limited ioi "
WASHINGTON to Richmond limited to i.y. ! 90 90
Washington to Richmond. unlimited -. :. co
Washington to Richmond and return. go ,dfor
Ftts-c,ss ticket to onantco and return, COCOA 100
Second class ticket to onantico and return, ioo
F.. sood only on day Of issue, ............. SO
the Afternoon Boat. 'AS
aT1angeM ents can be made by excursion parties
Iicke:s can be han and information cheerfuIly
furnished at g. W. Reeds sons 1916 street north
E Reose's Cesr stands at pria pal Hotels and ST
the oGe 1S3s & 5th street
WIN. P. WELCh, Agent. me tm29
NohfosAH E kNR Nh Jka fGh Mos sEEsHEas
s.ss 's. sssr ~ Si ,ea q slEsh
,.
Fort. ess Monroe, Excursion Tickets, good for four
days will be issGed follows:
First class Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and
Fist class Fsre to Fortress Monroe and Nor r.
Second class each w.y. 50
First class Fare to Piney Pt and Pt Lookout !. 80
FIRST class Round Trip 10 Plney Point aud Point
Second -clafs zach way ... Is
staterooms, 81. Mealp, 75e
and lS'Gf ssftss m THURS
ha SpCN1 ya1 At avail
Bank SEM R vs. es ss s iES, Wharf
M. and aeorsstown every ss FRfDAY a. M m For o.
town.
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
aPoV bl3 10Th street. opp. u 8. Treasury.
FqNHan rE N9E E ,,t1II6r IE0TK5TsMsI%STH.
The ,SI!.a,ats $, GEORGE LI,5EARY.
see a on 1 9aE DasEs a f0Ht Fl th
pAls at so p m, SATURDAYS AssssE'azsla :.
St 6 IN, Stopping at Piney Point and Point Look
folk On WEbNE1DASs. TRiDAYs 's snd SIN HHs
DAYS. st I 100 O'Clock p m. Beginning with May
tonr days as follows:
First; class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
First clafs round trip .......................3 90
ts es'h 70 pnev po, and point 80
First class round trip..................... . SO
staterooma. 81. Me.ir. 75o Freight received
until pm.
Tickets and state1oo a can be had and ip,or
nation cheerfully turf ished, at B: W. Reeds
Pa. ave.. W. S. Roses cigar stands at principal
hotels h Il; 3 Pe5kinholn next TO City P. o.. and
GEORGE MATTIEGLY. Supt.
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II T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
IRUsTEEs' SALE OF DRsIRAsLE Two;

81 RkET NOkTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Febru- -
airy %, A. D. 1878. duly recorded In liber ns
No S79, folio 227 one Of the land records lXa.
for the District OF Counbis, and at the request Of
auction, In frons Of the premises, on MONDAY,
MAY 18TH. 1881. at $50 O'CLOCK p NJ. ali those
Of Washington Distrtc. of Columbia. kaown as
Los numbered twenty.nine t29l and thirty,
vision OF the west half of square numbered two
hundred and thirty-kix, $685. together with the
improvements, &C.
Terms One third in cash and the balance in
six twelve ano s.e hteen months, with interest at
Q per cent per annum. secured by a deed Of trust
on the property sold, or all cash at option OF the
purchaser. deposit of $50 required at the time
Terms ;sa to Ee complied with in seven days. other
property at the risk and cost Of the defautn9 pur
chaser, after I'VE days advertisement.
GkOK1E o. ROWAN. I o
CHARLES Z. Dubois, Trustees.
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RAILROADS.
BALIlMORE AID OHIO Rail ROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
The EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL
sCREDCLE TO TAKE HFFECr SUNDAY. APRIL
An. LEAVE 'whsHINGToN.
IZIo-Onicaso. Cincinnati and St. Louis Fast Tx
,e6o-Bsltimors Euicott City and way Stations
str.sRnEs, winchester. Haserstown and way.
slo-Putni Of Rocks .nd way stations.
sI1Bsitmore. Philadelphia, New York snc
s45-stsuntos and Valley Express. CONNECTS
for Hsxerstown snd s. Point Of Rocks for
t9:0O.0n sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
70 dIaore Express. (stops st HyattsvtIs,
Goleses Beltsyille. Laurel Annapolis Junction.
no tO.i1ttshurg, Chicago. Cincinnati nd 81
, Louts Express.
Il Baltimore. Knicott City. Annapolis and way
l:25-Ql sunday only for Baltimore aud way.
t296-Baitin more Express.
fS6O-baltlnlore. Philadelphia and New York Ex-
s:sCgaltin1crs ard wsy stations. twfnchestsr.
ssoEBstiin ore Hysttsvie sn s' Laura EISrsss
Frederick. yis Reiay. Stops ST Annapolis Juno
IL 45-Pein, OF Rocks. Frederick, Hsvers.ovn,
Winchester snc Way Stations. con sundsy 70
:. iS@Bsl%S1e An All ana Way Sn Stations,
S5:A5-BsItiDUre Ell rsSs- tAaI ansbnrg and Vsy,
yis Be- iaY. StOps al HI ats Vile snd Laurai.)
6D5-PoiAt Of Rocks alta var Stations.
SC ;46-Baitn-ore and Way stations
7SG-RaItLlCre and Laurel Express
IS aSt-P1t-sbu =, Cincinnati and st Louis Exrresa
e:40-BsltiInoIe, b sttsvilie and Laurel Express.
stops on signal or TO let of passengers at any
station betS cen Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
flo OO-Baliinsre. Philsdelphis, New York and
Boston kIpress. Slespius Cars 70 New York.
tDaiy- tSunday only Othsr trains daily, except
Sunday.
AL trains from Washington stop st Relay Station
For further information Apply st The Baltimore
aod Ohio tebet offices, Washington Station, and
6l9 Snd 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner l4th
street where orders will be taken FOR baggage to be
checked az received at any point IN the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-09

The thermometer registered 80 degrees az
Chicago yesterday, ana there was one case OF
SUnStIOke,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-09

TIRE newest thing under the sun" is dell
cioGS' and refreshing fruit lOzelge which taxes
the place oil pills and diSagreeable purgatiVe
medicines 1t is named Tropic Fruit Laxative.
and trial boxes are given away at the drug
stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-09
T. LOT ON THIRD STREET, BETWEENPa nm
sYLyANIA AVENUE AND O STREET
NOGQEWhSC.

AM y q ~
NOhTEWAST.
Also,
BUILDING LOTS FRONTING "kTANTON
SQUARE, ON O STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH s rREETS NORTHEAST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY llrH -
prem II es- -
ALL OF. LOT II, IN RESERVATION IL,
fronting Is feet on Sd street. and running bacx to
SO foot alley. This lot is located near Trinity
Church. and is very desirable, being near three
lines of street cars and business center.
ALSO,
on SAME AFTERNOON. AT O'CLOCK, in front OF the
premises, will sell the west So feet 81 inch q OF
LOT 1, IN SQUARE No S37.
situated and fronting on the public space occupied
by eEeral 6reene's statue, on north side OF @
street, between 5tn and 9th streets northeast.
Both of The above lots are 6esirably situated and
will be peremptorily old.
Terms: One-ihird cash balance in one and two
years. with per cent interest,". A deposit OF 800
ms DUECANSON BROS, Aucts.