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BURGLARS IN Posi- OFFICE.-Sta b, OF The
Brooklyn post Office, located at No. las Fulton
street, was entered by burglars between ana
? CLOCK yesterday morning, and a desperate
attempt made to open the safe contained
therein. The burglars FIRST effected an entrance
into the building through the cellar door, which
had been left open. They proceeded 10 the
hallway OF the first floor aud cut panel from
the door opening into the post Office Passing
on the safe, which contained q large quantity
OF money. postal Ga rds and stamps OF various
denominations. After drilling hole in the
door OF the safe they attempted TO pry It open.
Eeipg unsuccessful in their efforts. however
they finally reinquished the task. They then
opened number OF letters which were lying
about, but, finding no money, threw them on
the floor and departed without taking anything.
AS soon as the attaches OF the station entered
the place later in the morRlng and discovered
the condition OF things they reported the case
10 Tie Eollce.-.M. u. Aelald. to-dGN.
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ROMANCE LATE IN LIFE.-A telegram from
from the adjoining mountain region contain
the particulars OF q somewhat romantic elope-
ment, which, IL not in high Life, seems to have
been at least IN advanced life. Away back Ia
head, the existence OF which rev people have
any idea OF, TWO elderly people becoming I'm
pressed With the charms AID attractions OF
each other. and being opposed IN their plans by
an undutiful son OF The prospective bride, sud
denly took II into their heads TO run away and
get married. despite ali opposition. Nash Bush,
spent In single blessedness, thus takes unto
himself wife In the person OF Mrs lockwood
a blooming widow OF G5. He Is a man OF rugged
build, weighing over 200 pounds; she petite
blonde OF less than hundred weight. TIE op-
posing son. with whom the bride and mother
lived, finding the nuptials consecrated in spite
OF his wishes, becomes gracefully recouclled
and takes the happy couple In.
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CRACKED CAR WHEEIS-The bette alOu- OF rail-
road men at The present time is car wheels.
The extreme cold weather Of the past week b IS
RESUMED in cracking aud breaking number OF
car Wheels but, fortunately, these accidents
have betn discovered 10 time to prevent nv
serious accident. the flaws being discovered at
the depots, where the employees Of the roads
carefully test The wheels vita their hammers,
solid that there is very little give when a train
passes over the rails, and this fact assists some.
what IN the injury OF the wheels. One day last
week there were seven wheels broken on tt e
main line OF the consolidated road, all OF VIII ch
were discovered ia time to prevent what might
have resulted In serious accidents. The exami
nation OF the wheels Is exceptionally careful
now: days.-Nt1o Haven Coma RegiSter.
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1907 THE GREAT 1907
- PENNaYIYANIA RitIIIE i - =

TO THE NORTH. WEST AND sOUTHwEsT.
Double Track, Steel Halls.
SPLENDID SCEsFRY MAGNIFICENT EQUIPNxyr
TRAINS = Lave u ssfh11 4 rom Depo.
For Pitts6urs and the west, 90 m. daily. with
Sleeping Cars 70 Louisville and Chicago; 10 Sc
70 Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago; $50 p IN
d.!l{, Win PALACE , Car b, 70 Pitts91rg; po,n
For CsnandsigGa, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara,
win WIN P,rieE Car . Wstkin. AID the North, d
.Icept sst1Edsy. with Paisoe Cars 70 0ansnda.,
FOR New SSe arE . s1H tbe s s.ss
23U and f:Oe p On Sunday 2 80 and IL 90
pm. limited express Of Pullman Parlor Cars,
yol neoex9n dsE Is fbS s1day ,,n,
ysrssy Oily St,h 6o.ts Of Brooklyn AaneI =,
in9 doabis ferrisar scross New YORK city.
Cor Phil.dsiEhi. 500 An, 1880 an 2:sO,
AID q an6 g l p Limited cd s saBasx g
daily. eTcep; Sunday o..o
0i So G = So $50 S and Is % t 66
sunday, 500. 10 80 I'm. 80. $40. $50 And
For Pope's Greek Line, GAO II. and 4:i0 pm
For AnnspOs. 40 g. m. and 40 7. N. dsily. c..
ALE2xSpkI2 AND FKEDERIoKsBURs RAIL
WAY AHD ALExANDRIA AND WASHING
Fer 1ls1sndEs, 90, 40, 40, and IL 30 IN.
day $3.50. 70. ii 90 and II 10 3 m. and 8 100
For RIchnora and the South. z 90 and IL 90 8. n.
Trains fesy1 AsIandria for Warrington. 30. Go,
pm .SG q % dnsht on Sandy S ana n o Is
nd 10 .e0 s. m 100 and 9 .0o p
sommOdsaons can Be procured At he oioes, norsS
ess CORNER Of 18th street and Pennsylvania Avenue
chseEnI 6sss,e 70 dssnaon from suss . Ias
FRANK THOMSON. General Manasef novas
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TIE IRON INTEREST. THE Cleveland (Ohioy
Rolling Mill Company and upwards OF forty
other companies, firms and IN yiduals identi-
fed with the iron interest, have drawn I'D a
memorial to President-elect Garfield severely
criticising the late decision of the Secretary OF
They say that they, alarmed at the rulings OF
the present Secretary, John sherman most re
specially request that n the appointment OF a
s. cretary or tie Treas Iry for your aGmtnI5tra-
ton you VIII select a man who possesses the
ability and inclination TO carry out the doe
tireS or protection 10 American manufac-
turers, ard who will not override In his decis-
When evaslcns OF duty are attempted by ingen
lOuS cOntriVanceS."
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BAL iMURE AND OHlu hAilRUAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE, AND The ONLY LINE
The EAST AND THE s1 WEST ssrs VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY,
DEGEMBER !, 1880.
A. n. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
flSomoe!csso. Cincinnati sud S. Louis Fast E1-
5 Baltimore. Elicott City sad way stations
IS t0-BalumOre Express.
6-D.Bsltmore. Ann spolis, ard way. Piedrnon.,
st or Se1.' winchester. hsseFs'o~n and way.
sI9-g9nt q Rocks and way stations.
for AaserStowD AID al Point OF Rocks for
s.W2Nss Yors' PnilsdeIphis snd Boston Rxp-.ss
ts.UO.On Sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
Couezs, Beltsyfle, Laurel, Annapolis Juno
ton, Jessup's and Hsnoverl
=, Louis Express
Il. Baltimore. EiicOtt City. Annapolis and Way
Il. 2sIOn sunday only. for Baltimore and w.y
i9.SSINeT YORK. Pfilsdelpnis and Boston Express
5.S0Baldnore and Way stations. (winchester.
Frederick. Haserstown and Way, Wis
ss-Baitmor.. Hya:tsvue .nd Lsur.l Er.
press qIedeTick. via Relay. stops at AIMS
ti.iSI.POlni Of Rocks. Freterick. Hsesrs.ogn.
10 PoiEt o; Books and Way stations oniy.1
q tQ-Batmore. Annapolis and Way stations
tinsbarS snd Wsy, Wis Relay. stops ct q stts
vile ard Iaaurel)
Is. 46-Bsltinore and Way Stations
T.S0-Baldmore and Laurel Express
and Iale k1prsss
ITO. OO-NeE York, Philsdelphis and Boston k1-
sssP GIN Gag Fh T. SIs sor1 and
tDaly. tsunday only. Other trains daily, eI
Al t-stns stop At Relay Station.
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A CLERGYMAN MCRDERED.-OnT Thursday last,
at Mountain Home, Ala, near Munscle Shoals,
Robert Letson shot VIM. Davidson and the
Rev. j. M. Pickens killing the latter instantly.
road. Mr.. Pickens interfered to prevent blood
shed, though having no interest 10 the quarrel.
LetsOn, after shooting Davidson, turned and
deliberately shot Mr.. PfckenS. DavldS0ns
wound is serious and he may not recover. Mr..
P1ckens vas a minister OF the Camp b elite
church, well educated, and highly respected.
he was the greenback candidate for governor
at the November election.
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WOMEN have been employed as clerks in the
Stockholm Enskilda bank, Stockholm, sweden,
for sixteen years, and A. o. Wallenoerg. di-
rector writes: 'Since the 4th OF July, 1854, six
teen young ladies have been engaged In the
bank. OF these there are still In the service OF
the bank eight: married and left, nve; advanced
to more remunerative positions in other instiuu-
TONS two; dismissed for inaptitude. one. OF
those remaining three are cashiers on their OWL
responsibility one Is assistant to the keeper or
the head ledger. and four hold inferior osi-
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Az OPERA TROUPE N A WRECKED TRAIN
The north bound express on the Texas Central
SATURDAY. The engine fell through bridge.
and the express, baggage ana two passenger
cars tumbled down an embankment, tbr
sleeper only keeping he track. The Strakosch
and Hess English opera troupe were among
the passengers Eighteen persons were in
Iued, including Conductor Ltttig, seriously,
Rose Marion. chorus singer badly cut; 4 cornet
nose broken. -
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BAT1LING WITH THE ICR IN TIE BAV.-A tele-
gram from Norfolk, Va, February 4. says: The
Miners lfne which left Baltimore yesterday,
arrived here this morning. The ice Ia the bay
is reported as very heavy, and extends down
$50 miles from Baltimore. The Miller was
stopped three times. but by backing and then
going forward at full speed forced her way
through. The revenue cutter Hamilton, which
has been In port for some days. followed close
in her wake and started on a cruise. To-day
Indicates the coolest OF the season here. Ice is
forming in every direction, and the southern
and Eastern branches are frozen across. The
below the hospital the boating Ice Is packed
entirely across the stream.
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DIED.

CROCKER. At LISBON, Md, February 9TH,
JStI, JAMES H. CROCkER, brother CT General eld
william &. Croker, of this city
The remains viii be forwarded here for intsr-
meDt.
MEYRNBBRG. Departed from this life Sunday.
February 9th. 1eSl, AZ Elk O'Clock a. M, Mas. HE
RESA MKYENBERG
Funeral Will take place from her late residence,
1G7 ] street northwest, Tuesday. February 8tb. at
80 O'clock N. Relatives aud friends are invited
TO attend.
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WHAT JAY GOULD SAYS.-In conversation
WITH n. \. WOrtd reporter yesterday Mr.. JAY
Gould said that the object or the telegraph con-
Solidation was 10 develop In the United States
an efficient system OF cheap telegraphy on a
great scale oy sea and land with New York as
the center and explained many or the details
OF me enterprise. Ten millions have been sub
Sclibed since the consolidation 10 carry out ina
Lew caoIe connections projected.
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THE NEW YGRE WORLDS Farm response
TO IN Invitation from the world fair commits
sion number OF prominent financial and com
mercial men met at DeimOnicos. IL New York
saturday night. General Grant presided Anger
non :. sullivan stated that the proposed tair
would cost less to run than the centennial rX-
h1bldon, the buildings could be built for two
thirds less. ard the visitors would BE- more nu-
mer0us. Several other speeches were made In
favor OF the movement. and number or sub
SCrptIon5 were taken.
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END OF LIBEL SrrT.-The suit at West Ches-
ter, Pa, OF Thomas Ii. Dawson against Chas E.
libel In publishing statement that at demo-
cratic parade IN the borough OF oxford Pa
Dawson had exhibited rebel flag ended Satur-
day In verdict for defendant, the prosecutor
to pay all the COSTS
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.SRRIED.

BCRDETTE-DABBl On January 26th, 1881.
at Clarbsbuig. Nd by the Rev. Il. Murphy,
THOMAS a. BpRDElTE and SARAH 7. darcy, both
Of Montgomery county, Md.
WILlIAMe ON-ROGERSON July 20, 1850, is
A!eXsndris, va, at the parsonage Of st Paut's
EPISCOPAL church, b. the Res. q. II. Norton.
MAILER MIILrAAlsoN 70 ANNIE RcGER>oN RAnBK.
both Of Washington, D. q.
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FLORIDA CHANGES.
FRESH TOMATOES -CAPONs FROM PHILA.
DELPHIA.
ALSO, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUR-
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF, CANYASs-BA RED
EEAD, QUAIL, GROUSE, Fro,
AT THE
PALACE AABKET,
Cor. 18th and New York ave.
EhANA u TlBBETS. jan17
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PRIZE FIGHT.-Dominick Mccartney. OF Pitts
ourg, and Charles Mccoy, Of Chicago fought
prize tight for 500, at Rowland Springs, Pa.
Saturday night, iD hail, which was " itaessed
by only % persons. Mccoy threw up the sponge
al the end OF the sixth round
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David Clark Bogert. he young SWltchman
tried at Jersey City, -. J.. Tor causing the death
or the engineer andilreman or an Erie train By
misplaced switch, has been found guilty AMI
the jury censuTe the railroad company 'fOr
putting boy In charge OF the switch"
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A SUIT is about to be brought In one of the
Pennsylvania courts affecting the title OF a
large portion OF Allegheny city. The heirs OF
claim is based on deed alleged to have been
given to Pendergrast by the chiefs OF the Six
Nations Of Indians.
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HOWELL CHALLENGED.-JohnH Hughes hackers
have challenged Charles RoWeIl to o-as-you-
please match for IS, eco a side aud have depos-
TIED $3.50 with the SPIRIT OrtHe Times the match
10 take place IN Madison Square Garden-N l.
San
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PHILADELPHIA POIITICs.-George DEB. keiul
declines the independent nomination for mayor
or Philadelphia. The contest is Tow between
Stokley, republican, and King, democrat, the
latter Endorsed by the committee of one hun
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A petition is pending In the Massachusetts,
legislature for charter for ''Tne States MON
Telegraph and Telegraph Construction Com
pany," which proposes TO construct tnme-
dfately 5000 miles OF telegraph.
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THE Tammany Hall general committee
New York has reJe cted proposition for Joiot
committee nom each organization to consider
plan for the reorganization OF the democratic
paIty I'm New York state
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OHIO PROHIBITING MoSoPoLY.-The bill which
passed the Ohio house to prohibit the consolida-
tion or telegraph companies has been passed py
the senate By unanimous vote, without more
than mere explanation OF its provisions, and
II Is now q law.
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AT SITKA, Alaska, January 18th. an attempt
vas made to asSaSsinate Lieut.. Benson. CON-
mander OF the marine corps, on the steamer
jamestown, by unknown parties. Two Rus
slams and two Americans had lately been ar
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\ RESOLUTION has been intro ilced In the Ohio
legislature by democrat, urging the cont1rma-
ton OF Stanley Matthews by the L. S. Senate
as associate Justice OF the Snnrpma Curt
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John SHERMAN & co.
q st. Cloud Building,
Resl Estate Agents and AuCts.

d st. Cloud Building.
Real Estate Agents and Aucts.
CBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEsk Esv WksE, F hfoTGMAFFERR q TESTE
WAA ssIs AND DISTRICT OF CO
By virtre OF decree of the Supreme Court IL
OF the istIict OF Colum ba. passed i'll Equity f."8
ct al. are complsinants and George W. Stick
ney ct al. are defendants, and by virtue
9. the mandate OF the Supreme Court of tae United
states afhrmns said decree. the undersigned as
NINETEENTH u9TH) DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1881, at
FOUR a. O'CLOCK Z. NJ, at public auction, in front
OF the premises, all those certain pieces parcels
ton and District Of Columbia and known ana de-.
scribed ss Lot numbered thirteen QS) and the
north half of Lot numbered fourteen 14D, in Square
together with the improvements and appurtenances
thereto belonging or in any wise appertai ming, said
improvements consisting OF three large Pressed
Br1ck Dwelling Houses numbered respectively SIS,
Dist, let. The said dwelling houses, with the ground
rately.
Terms of sale are az follows One ourth 20 OF
five days from day of sale. and the balance In two
equal instruments, in twelve (12l ard twenty four
GA months from the day OF sale each deferred
pay ment to draw interest from tb day OF sale at
the rate of eight 90 per centum per annum,
or the purchaser or purchasers may pay
cash on the day of sale. on the ratification
thereof by the Court. A deposit, of 300 in cash
shall be required on each parcel when the same
thal have been sold, and the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property or any parcel thereof
a non compliance with the terms CT SALE at the
'Vs' .. Tic N6oH ToTTEN Hrasee
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman feb7-eodkds
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NEW NORTHUMBERLAND.

The first class Steamers of this Line,
AMSTERDAM" ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDAM," ''W A. SOHOLTEE,"
''P. OALASD, =" and ''MAAS,"
Carrying the o g. Mails to the Netherlsnds leave
Isl Cabin, ssO-s7o "a Cabin, s45 $50. steer,
R9e, GAG. H. OAZAUX, General Agent 81 South
William ST., New York For passage apply 10 w
@. METZEROTT & co, 925 Pennsylvania ave-
Washington; or F e. JOHNSON, Agent, National
Safe Deposit Building. corner New York ave. and
18th a.. northwest ia117
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BROS, Auctioneers.
AsSIGNEE'S SALE

=
AsSIGNEES SALE
OF
ENTIBE STOCK OF STAPLE GROUERIEs
AND LIQUORS,
CONTAINED IN STORE, No 6?5 LOUISIANA
AVENUE, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
ALSO,
HORSES, WAGONS. BUGGY, &c,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a decd of assignment, duly n
recorded, VIII sell at public auction, OH E12Q
D. 1881, commencing ut 10 O'CLOCK NJ. the entire
nue., com prising i'll part
Bbls. Whisky, Gin, Rum,
Bbls. Syrup, Molasses,
BbIs. Sugars, Flour, Mackere
Boxes Candles, Starch, soap,
Boxes Tobacco, Citrop, CoIned Beef,
Chest Teas, Coffess Salt
Matches, Broorns Tubs, Buckets
Washboar{ts, llothes Pins. Ropes
Spices, Shelf Goods OF all description,
scales Counter and Platform Safe,
Counters, ShelvinE, Awning, &c, &c.
ALSO. AT O'CLOCK Pm.
3 Horses, , GrOcers' Wagons,
Buggy and Sets Harness.
Terms cash.
All The above goods are staple and worthy the at
tentiOn Of Grocers aud private parties.
feb5 r. W. BALDWIN, Assignee.
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WM. H. VANDERBILT has purchased the Man
haitian market property In New York, which
was burned a short time ago. ostensiby for
railroad purposes. The price paid was S375, 900.
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TUNARD LINZ.
~ NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
ITED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call
ing at Cork HarbOr.
FROM PIER 40. n. R., NEW YORK.
PaTthis, Wed, Feb. IScythia- Wed, Mar
Hecla. We'd. % Feb. Bothnis. We'd, % Mar
Galna. ......N ed, Mar Batavia. We'd, so Mar.
And every Wednesday from New York.
RATES or PASSAGE
46C, $50. 500 according to accommodations.
Tickets TO Paris SIS additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steersae ST Eery low rates SIeeraxe tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and ali ether parts Of
Europe, at lowest rates.
-, Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glas-
gov, Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con-
Gnent, and for N Mediterranean ports
For Freight and passage apply at the Oompany's
Office. No 4 Bowling Green. or both storage and
cabin to OTIS BIGELOW co , COS It'll street,
tanIs VERNoN II. BROWN 6Co.. NY.
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NO CURE, No PAY.-wHITKHURSTs
" CEDAR BALsAM il warranted 20 cure
Coughs. Colds. Group. Throat and Lung diseases,
&C. Six drops dose. Try it. IL not satisfied
Sold by w. s. THOMPSON. 70S 18th street. and
al druggists. Price Is cents. jaul2-3m
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS b co., Aucttonsers,
ART SALE.
IMPO TANT.
THE GALE COLLECTION
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
FROM His GALLERIES. No. 11lI CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Now on EXHIBITION AT
MARINTB HALL,
E STREET. BETWEEN 9TH AND 10Th,
DAY AND EVENING till time o. Sale,
which takes place
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS,
FEBRUARY 7TH. 9Th and 9TH, AT s O'CLOCK,
We shall not enter into details upon the merits OF
this COLLECTION. We have only to remind our art
loving citizens of the sold here by NJ B. scott
feb2-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Aucts.
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WIN. p. Young, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-S STORY HOUSE,
No. 232 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated Goth -
Msy, AID 1876. and recorded in Liber No. f@t
SIS, folio 47S one OF the land records Of the LUZ
District of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, shall sell at public auc
to2. In front Of the premises, at O'CLOCK p. M,
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY STH, A. u. 1881, part OF
Lot numbered eight q in square numbered nine
hundred and ninety $780, beginning for the same
one hundred and forty seven CAD feet from the
southwest corner OF said square, and running
thence north on the line of 18th street twenty-one
CID feet one % inch thence east one hundred lad
seventeen (l) feet six 90 inches to the line of
alley; thence south with the line Of said alley
twenty one I'D feet one % inch and thence west
hundred aud seventeen ND feet six 90 inches
to the place Of beginning, together with the i'm
proyements thereon.
Terms One third cash and the balance in six.
twelve and eishteen months, secured by deed of
trust upon the property Sold and the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest at the rate OF six {6)
per cent. per arnum until paid, payable semi an
nHslly, all cash st the option of the purchaser
All CoDveyaDcire and recording ct purchasers cost
deposit OF $50 required at time OF sale. If terms
are not complied with within ten days from sale
the property will be resod st risk and cost OF de-
faultiEg purchaser.
jan29 eo&dbs APPLETON P CLARK, Trustee.
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/ T GOODWILL, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES BALE OF A VALUBLE BUSINESS
CORNER AND DWELLING, BEING No 800
II STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated June l, LA
1872 and recorded in Liber 7SS, fol s, .ssss&
OF tie land records for Washington county, .4.A.
District Of Columbia, and at tie written request
Of the party i'll interest and thereby secured,
viii sell, at public auction, in trout Of the premises.
Oh WIEN Est AY, THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRU AIRY,
u. 1881. At O'clock p n, all Of lot numbered
tnIrleeG OBJ, III LanCktoll's subdivision of square
numbered Zine hundred aud thirty. three t933l.
improved by two story DIV ellinI with storeroom:
= eFms of sac; ~ the covenants of the deed of
trust tie terns OF GALE FOR the Indebtedness,
ade cash, with the balance payable in eighteen
months thereafter with interest. The trustees,
howeEe r, ara authorized to modify the terms on
tie DAY OF sale so as 70 allow ample and reasonable
time fCl the DEFER cd payment should such modi
iication be desired by any purchaser; One hum
dred dollars sha j be paid down when the property
is nCcked of. AL conveyancin1 at purchasers
cost. Settlement TO be made within ten days after
sale or property resold.
MARTIN M. RoHRER,} Trustees.
II l.
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- IAtIII TO BE hELEASED md EAILED.
Most of the land league meetings announced
70 DE neld yesterday were prohibited. The re
Will be released as sOon as order Is restored on
condition that he does not return to ireland.
DaVitt has been taken TO Portland prison.
NEW REASONS Assign ED FOR DAvITT's ARREST.
A telegram by cable TO the New York Herald,
from London, last night, says: sit is rumored
that Sir William Harc0ur6 Will make state
ment about Michael Davitt tomorrow night to
the effect that Davitt was not arrested on &C
count OF anything in connection with the land
league, but because OF the grave suspicion OF
the government that he was connected With
new movement looking toward the employ
the complete independa nee of Ireland. Davitts
has been removed to Dartmoor. Mr.. Egan left
London yesterday for Paris with portion OF
the land league treasury. Mr.. Parnelrs pres
ence In the French capical as co-trustee OF the
fund being also necessary, he went to Paris
TO-DAY.