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itorb 6reita9zHattS an Serleeuugeu, Die er
III eirer 9tuufsrct Splidcn ihm uu0 Suei aue
bern Straben crbolten bate. Die Sadbe 1T Don
ben SuGi RelidliCnGuen Yartcieu duf DeridtOene
Wanier erSdtlt roorOen. Die Dtutter oeS gez
tUOtcien Suaben iagt, ibr Sohn iei NIT Dem
reurlGhrlgen SamGcl SerHitctn, Der ibn eineH
Jiiaaer" g2iAolten battc, III Sueit gcrathen.
&r boOe ihu oeSbalb geflagcu, uno Oarauf lei
Der tLiiGbrigC Diartin Seruitem, iuu., hTbei
gCl0ufCn une babe ibrcm SObnciu nit eiuem
Sallidlld9el eiUeH 6leb itber oeu 6opf DTieBt,
rtr IS bclpubtlOS 5u &obcu f6ute. 0l5 RiHo
babe iebr uicl Su ltiOCu gehabt, bis eS ltdrb.
Die SernltGIn'l1e &naben eriiblen aOir
cine gnnj an0ere @edidte. Samuel laqt,
8bompOn babe lin beidIuloigt, Guitteu ges
ilpblen 'u baben. gr babe lbu oarauf geaHt
mOrlct, 0aB er HlenlalS Gtmas itebls. SbOmpz
ion babe ibn 0ann geidllaaeH, uuO CT babe Den
SbOlupon einCn yytia9er" genaunt. Gr lei
caur rad 6auie gelauIen uuo UOu 6bompiOu
uCriOlgt mOroeH, 0ellelbe babe ibn audi CrJrti=
fen, OIS Cr bic Sreitreppe Dor elnem elterlIten
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oergcidIlagen unO ibu mebrere 6uBtritte in ole
Wi0gCngegcn0 Dcriett. Aui SamuepS Sc
'd)rel iel iein gruOer Wartin berau5gtrannt
un0 babe oen ytimroo Sbompion nit einem
Stitd SieuholS, aber ntdlt nit einem Ball
id)ldgel ne0eraelhlagen. Wtarttn iaat, er iet
on Der Sen5 9eilaRoen uno babe nit SogeH
un0 BiCllen gCld,oiien, ais lbm Sre0. YllleI
3uidrle: ,giim 8bompion idlldgt 0eiueH Brit
Ger toot." Sierauf babe er elneu BriigCl aufs
gerafif, iei biuousgClaui,H unO babe Oen Jte.
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trGntlidIe 6rdu, iO9t, iie babe oa8 &nqilge-
drcl ibrcS SObnes osb0rt, al8 lbn otr gte9cr
nit 6iiEen trut, uno alS ile an Die 0austbur
'ciu, fano iie ihn ;niammengetriimm III gros
Blm SdmerSe au ben StuisH ibrer 5rettreppe
lifqen. sic mar iiber iein &etrdgeu 10 ers
ifyroden, CAP lie Hddl Der BOli;et ldlidte; od
aber bieielbe feline 8erhaftunQ uornebmeu
fOnnte, 10 laHge iie nidlt Au3eiae bel elnem
6riebensridter eritattete, 10 lIeB fl Die Sahe
auf fidl beruhen. 5rau Sernitetu, iomie ibr
WaHn fub iebr gead)tete 9eIte, Hno Die beloeH
Sungeu red]t nette uH0 muntere Snaben. Sie
fno nod nidt auetlrt Wor6en, inoeiien bat bic
Bclisei BON Dem Saduabalte gfafrld)t err
balten.
@S mare gut, meHn man nid]t Oerg1Be, oab
9bSpefie, idllehter @eidlmad I'M Uiun6e, auiz
trBen uuo ale bon llnoroHungeu i'm Wfa9eH
Ieriibrenben idlimmen 5Olgen IiA Oura Or.
Chalmers 9ellttattur beben laiieH.
8ei Oielen 6Gllen bon 9pspepilt, menn Die Ba.
tienteu 10 qedpdd]t luaren, oaB Der DtageA
Hidlt az 9ertu9lte behalten fsuute, fanoen re,
rQs lie nadl einlgen Dozen Alles genieBen fonn
ten. 8ei gerDenleiocn ii Die 3tnttur OorSligs
lid, turirt Nli9rGne, Reurnl9ie unO olele an
6sre Qtioen. Yeriufle cine 6aid1e; SiHSerltug
s-foIo+ iofort f1pififu1 in flfr1Pr DPit TSrpa
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Hin0er=JnG
(German Snfant 2Teaf.)

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gieies tueltbcrlbmte Brdparat III bic griu6ura eis
ues unierer 6coeutenofen @hemigcT. Dael6e entbalt
oiIe Iur grssUeune ron Sldi6, Qnoden, 8lnt, Jtusz
felen uno iomit Sorpertrai erioroerdeu Seiauos
tbeen. uno BuoI iH eneT iuI leittee Seroauune 9es
cignCten Sorm. Bon osn on9siebeniten Aeryten unO
9befoo9tn II onelbe ols oeI bette uno Buuerldifgfe
GtIoB tilr Yiuttertnilda oueraHni uno oils oas Gus
trdglid fe emdhruRasmitiel ihI teine uHo mohien6e
Climber. iopie tlr 9I0ute uno Sentienoe empfollen
moretn. Reuttaroter's 5entimes &inDermebl IN
teinesDsss dHe Reoijtn, ioHoern, Die nohmals be-
tOnt ner6en mu6, dn grnfbrun9smite. 2Beaen ieis
mes be6eusneen Rtbrpntbs ioiule ieiner cideu Beg
oaulitteit. Ieiner Shmafpoitstit uub i6neleu anis
nahme in's Buf In bas geuannte 4inoermebl ooIlnga
ltd 8enienieen gum 9ebrauh empobleH, DE an 8tt'
bouunesidmdhe uuo 6Graus Cutiiehenoer unJuIelhens
Der Srndhruug on rdgem Stoiinedel, an SlntaE7
mutb, idIafTT gluste' uno DeibeT SnooenodoRn'
uuo aebnlidem leioeu.
Gu baben iH naeR slpothsteR.
grets so Seats pro Nh@It.
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SeIegrapbii@e Sepei iden.
Safano-9epef6ett.

.riGte Der rgiiociIrten Breffe. fir ben rDeuti&eu
Gorreip ouoeuteua.1
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@eGieI,
padete, Yafiagei9eine m.i TO-, u. +. 10.

SD bite, ane AuIsabcn alp66entIit bis Dteni,aa
yihoa su MAIDEN, nm ungeidumte Seiorsuns nit
itbem Donnerfass> 9ampfer mao europa befpsrtitels
naeu su fonneu, n. Ratne,
sas ssr Saliimsrefxass uns VOasb sbtFss.aoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-08-23

& SIN, %. Ausult. - Sn Der am leetet
Samitage ifattgefunoenen Sd1luBfsung ber
SOlferrehts 2liioiiatton UerlaS pr. oenrp
Stidlarbs, Mit9lteb pss britiiden Barlameuts,
cine abbanolung iiber iuternationale Sdliebs-
geridte. 6r. Dauio 9urlep 6iclb iagte, er
boffe, es nod ;u erlebeu, oab cine Slauiel BE,
treflS iol3er S9ieOs9crihte allen Sertrdgen
sinperleibt perbe. Sr. Gam BON Der iapaneii=
idlen @eianbtihaft 6riidte bic aniidt ans, bas
ioldle ariege, tuie Der amerifaui6e Siirgsrfrieg
unb Der lette Seutihzfran;0fid)s Rrieg, burd
feline S6iebsgeridte bdtten usrmieOen iuerOeu
fUnueu
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81 genieeeu, unb bas er 81 einem patren
S6attenbiloe abeeinaaert iif.-aum. >. Reb. J
Sas pffistcIle Abeuo=gSaaetiu.
(6 ubr 80 Wtnuten.) -sa0er BrGiioent hat
ipdbreno bss gan3en Cages in rc9elmdBigen
Spiidenrdunlen fleine Quanttdten gtabrnna
81 fidl 9enommen uno bat ueoer @rbre,
den gebabt, nod unter 8yshreis qelitten. Die
ndhrenben SI1ftiere per0en cbenfalls fortaeiebt.
Die 8unbe iiebt iebr befrlebigenO ans uno it,
iOipeit man iie iiberieheu fann, I'M 6cileu be-
griffeu. CUR 3sit betrdgt Der Bulsidlaa 100,
Die Semperatur 1901, bte 8eipiration 19.
Slib, Barnes.
gsoobtporb, 9tep6urir,
Agneu.-
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9n ;soleenbCn iiubst man bic 4euauiKe enaer uobls
befannter Saltimorer 4eIBte bebiglit Der BtrHIam.
lett pom SoIoen's 2iebta's &iqnio @rtrdet Of
Beef aHo 3pHte sSnDigprator aus ibrr Praris:
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TCC1 THE CHEAT 1907
1921 PsNNsYLYANIa KOUTE Il 90 l.

10 TN NoRTa: WksT And soHTaWEsT.
sfIEsDP sfss FFEcM hfs1 sfs l ksufA1s1
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from pepos
For PiiisSurs and The ess SO .. daily. With
Sleeping Cars 70 p1ttsburz and Chicsgoi 10: 80
to Cincinnsf st. Iepis and t Ghicsso So pm.
BSLIYMoEE 1Np FoToMAG sAfIRoAD.
with Parlor Oar to Watkins and the North, Il
500 an; daily. except sunday; $50 pm. daily.
ee .oept Satqrdayi with Palace Cars 10 Canaan
kor wlNi.msport Lock Haven and Elm.ra. at 10 30
ForN New YORK and the East. 60 m. 10 so NJ,
10y and 10 10 =: m or sunday .: 90 and 10 100
w dss sHesps = sa nS,Man fAr'0r Cars
For JsTsss CIV Si,S ~ IS ,sn.
asS ssya ssas sso a.
"a I'm Pm .sa q E EspSax: s ssS az. ss
For BsihSSse. 90: 500 $50. 10 80 Am. and
2:UO; ~, $40, $40. s.So and 100 p. IN. On
S1nday eOo. III ~ a.na.. 2:0O. $40. 3 SO and
Fn Pores orees Line. $40 am. and 4:ao p. m.
For ANNAPOLIS. 40 =. m and LAO ,. N. daily. ex-
LE2HSnRia AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Way. AND ALExANDRIA AND WAsaINd-
Ton RAILROAD.
s6G and Il Sc ana H. se On sun:
ror fs{ 2 sns 81, i9e sdn, 70 An, and s
daily aSd ssr NJ o asi9, sss.p an sundsS
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 100, 06
.na 10 ae 90 os 90 and az
and 10 90 u. Z 60 and Q 90 pm.
Tickets and iEforInstion At the Office. northeast
., The depot, where orders can De left for iAs
caeckins Of baggage &c destination fror, hotels and
rnJ,R MOOD, General PASSENGER Aren't;
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DIED


BRAINARD At Washington D. o., Msy 1871.
1881. CHARLES FREDERICK RRAINARD, OF the Tres-
snry DEF artment. native of KllzAbeth.own. Ess,
:, Burial at Cantoo. st. Lawrence county. New
COOPER. Thursday. May i2sh, 1881, at 10 O.
NJ, LILLE e; youngest daughter OF W. A. ana s.
j. Cooper, aged one year two months ana ten days.
Why do We mourn, departed Sister,
Or snafe 81 deaths alarm
lis but the voice that Jesussend
To call you TO his arms.
Oh chide US not for weeping,
tor SORROW shades her brow.
SLe's gone from us TO heaven.
BY BIER SISTER.
Funeral from the residence Of its parents. 523
vited. - Avn ''-' ''A-' "Au '''sN0' Afe u
GRINDER. Thursday morning, May 18th 1881.
GRINDIR, Beloved wife OF John cirinder, aged
sixty four years three months and fourteen days
precious one from US has gone;
voice we loved is stilied
place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filed.
Day after day We ssw her fade,
Anc gently sink away;
Yet. often in our hearts we prayed
That She might longer stay.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend her
funeral at Two O'clock, on Sunday 18th instant. at
her late residence. First and streets southeast
HINES. thurs lay morning, May 18th. 1881.
Dr. CERIsrIAS NJ. HINES, il. the nifty third year
Funeral from the residence his brother, Mr..
J. b. Hines. No. S06 Twenty md street, sstur-
aa3, way iatu, ~ % O'CLOCK r. IL. tr.ends are
invited to attend.
LEDDY. On 1hursday. May 18th. 1851. Of IL %
oc a ,, ms at bis resdence oSrner Thrteensn
thirty seventh year OF his age.
Fur eral to take place from his late residence,
saturday morI ing May 14tb 1851, at 80 O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.
LITTLEToN. su fdenly. May l2tb. 1881, wH.
II. IITTLh TON, in the fortieth year of mis- age.
Funeral will take place from his late residence
No. ADJ X street northwest Friends of the family
are invited 10 attend.
MoHUN At the residence OF his parents, i'm
New York City. Wednesday. May 10th, 1881,
FRANCIS, only child Of Philip aud Maggie Mohun,
aged seventeen years. formerly Of this city. z.
PAT TRREON. In this city. on the m arning OF
| 18th May. 1881. MARIA NoNTREsoR PATTERSON,
wife of Re ar Admiral tn oInas H Patterson, u. b.
Navy. and daughter of the late Colonel ID. Vain
wright, Y. s. Marine Oorps.
Funeral at O'CLOCK p In.. Saturday. l4th inst,
SUMMERS On the 18th May. 1881, at 80 u.
NJ. SARAH ELIZABETH, believe daughter OF James
L and ice l.. Summers. aged three years and
ten n onfEs.
Little Sarah our darling
Pride OF all our hearts al home.
But the angels came aud Whispered.
Little s trah do come home"
Funeral from Ter parents residence, $40 Georgia
avenue eoui beast, Sunday, May 18TH. at o'clesk
| p N Relatives and friends are respe cfuly In
| yited to attend.
1881, Mrs. MARY V. WHEELER, wife of b. l..
Wheeler, at his residence corner 18th and streets
northwest
| High mass will be celebrated at st. Matthew's
Church, at 8 o'clock q. M, Saturday, May IL.
1881 Relatives and friends invited y
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IBANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
OTATE ON NINETEENTH STREET. BE-
n REETQ NQRTHWRSI

TWEEN AND ~ SlnEGlo Inv Id l.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Su preme Court -
Of the District of Ooumbis, passed the 18th 1u
day Of April. A. d. 1881. in cause Moran We: -
Colbnrn ct al No. 1862, equity doc 81. shall sell
at public auction, TO the hishes. bidder, in front OF
Inc premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE l5rH DAY OF
NAY. A. ID. 1881. AT $50 O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fol-
det cribed real ate, situate in the city Of
Msshn gton, District Of Columbia: ALI Of lots Of
srouhd Mbeted four IA ana five (6), in square
uuMoeSed one hundre Al twelve Il i2), according
70 hencerson's subdivision of said tquare; that Is
70 sey. pes1hhlns at point forty nine (49) feet
hing thence south tbirtytwo (32) feet and running
Win that width to the west line OF said square.
being Connecticut avenue. and being the same
Peter J. Iauritzen aud wife, dated April lat 1871
and recorded in Lber las folio $685. one Of the lana
records for the District Of Columbus: to9ether tS
ell the improvements thereon. The improvemsnts
consist of . frame yelling.
and the residue in two equal instaments, payable
OF fale, with interest the deferred payments to be
premises sold. to be approved by the court or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of
So0 70 be made by the purchaser on the acceptance
OF bid; Terms Of sale to be complied with within
seven days after the day Of SALE in default Of which
property at the risk and cost Of tho defautng pur-
chaser. All copseyaneing and recording ct pur-
chaser's cost. EDMAKD WOLC0 IT Trustees.
DUNCAN6ON BR0S.s Auotl, U1-d&ds
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y H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

r
TRTsTEE's SALE OF eoME OF THE MOST
- SECTION OF sonNDARY sThEsT, CON
SECTICUT AVENUE AND TWENTY-FIRsT
4; D 1871 duly recorded in Liber No 635, ~
sas 0 on Gsb Taa
DAY OF MAY. 1881, AT 4 so o'cLocK P n. the fol-
S ss Wit o s pse
OF pa. parcel 6 Of land being part Of tract known
as a snd al b o
3M Fo5syIh; June e. 1859: recorded IN said
WITH q
Home; thence northwardly on the line of said road
snF Street. Of fs % te!f min th ga
q $1,000 feet on the line of said road to stone
The last ne sPs s. g feet to stone
thence southwardly at an angle lob deg As min to
point on Boundary street. 81 70;lOO feet from
ary street to the place Of beginning. containing
1Csss9 square feet Of ground, more or lesss: This
the Potomac river. and has on 1t several stately
old oaks constituting tina finest building sites in
ons Se besn Ea
IL s s 1na
spTcnlatio .; Of any property in the market
third cash, and the balance in one and two years,
with per cent interest, payable semi annually.
secured by deed Of trust upon the property: The
tioneer. a deposit Of 800 will be required upon
CHASER Terms Be With IN IN
day., or Otherwise the Trustee reserves the right
mI3 eohds JOHN E. NORRIS. Trustee.
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VtHOMAS DOWLIN6, Auciionesr.
CHAN0ERY SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ES
TATE IN THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN. D.

By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court -
Of the District of Columbia. passed on the ta
7th day Of october, A. D. 1879 in equity .ls:&
complainant and Ida L. Hanewinckel and others
are defendants, we viii sell at public suction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY. THE PATH
I'm The valuable real estate n's,,,i in the city
lnmbs. formerly known u ss the NICHOLS
dart and Valley streets This property will be sold
according to 3 subdivision duly recorded. copies
OF which can be obtained at the drug stores OF g
W. Crop!ey and G. II. Tickling, in Geor9etown.
and st Lowl!ng's auction store or office OF Gordon
Gordon: IN WasbiDeton The lot on which the
dwelling house Is situated offers great induce
Inents To any one desiring a residence on George
town Heights, and the other lots are most desir
ably situated for those wishing to build. The lots
wi be offered separately, and II the sale Is not con-
udt on the 24th instant it viii be continued the
peIt evening. at the same hour and place.
Terms OF sale as provided by the decree are:
One fourth cash, and the balance In three equal in
stalments. payable in one. two and three years
from day OF sale. with interest," for which the notes
of the purchaser will be required; or all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser. Upon confirmation of
sale and payment of all the purchase money, the
property viii be conveyed. Conveyancing at pur
chsser's cost. II terms Of tale are not com piled
with in one week. the trustees Will resell at risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser. A deposit Of one
hundred dollars each lot required at time Of sale.
AUBIN l.. BOULWARE,l Trrs.aes
WILLIAM A. GORDON.I AA@''oS"'
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE FRONTING ON L STREET
BETW EEE EI9H III AND NINTH STREETa
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. BEING No.
By rtue Of deed of trust dsted March 1st ~
A Az u; lsS9 snd duly recorded in hher No. E.f3
gs6, folio 24l ct seq OF tee land records of the
Distrc. Of Columbia and by direction OF the party
secured thereby, we shall sell st pubic auction, in
front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, MAY 10Th, A.
ID. 1881, AT O'CLOCK P NJ, all that certain piece
or parcel of ground situate. lying and being in said
city and District, aid known, designated and de-
scribed on the ground plan or plat of said city as
part OF Lot numbered two. q in Square num-
beIed four hundred and six, t406, being the west
three t23l feet seven CD inches on street. and
running back with the same width eghty-s seven
tST feet and six t6) inches to alley, being the
same property conveyed to said parties of the first
part in trust for said Margaret E. King, by deed
bearing date on the 14th day of August, A d. 1878
and duly recorded in hber No. 1896, folio l2S et
seq, one of the land records Of said District, with
improve ments, consisting Of O four story and
batement brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third cash. and the balance
in equal instalnents Of Six twelve ana eighteen
months from day of sale, to be secured by the
notes CT the purchaser, bearing interest at per
cent per Dnum until paid payabie semi annually,
and q deed OF trust on the property sold, or all
cash at The purchasers option. deposi. of $3.50
of sale not complied with In five days from tbs
day OF sale. the Truste reserve the right to resell
at the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser
all copveyarcing at purchasers cost.
,GAMPBEIL tonAikdRiiasiaroN,} Trustees
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THE EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY. NAV II rSSu .
Sporting Matters.


SHOOTING AT THE COLUMBIA RIrLE RANsx
AT the Columbia Rtfie Range at Benning's
.es'eiosy. there WAS good attendance and
1he shooting was better than usual, that IN the
re-eR'ries being the best that has yet taken
place Inc score was as follows distance 900
Is; Mr.. Lsuriizen. -; Lieat. Miller n: Mr..
Cash, &c; Mr.. Laird. IS: Mr.. Ferguson as Mr.
Bell, "a; Mr.: Clarke, ~; Mr. Harrison, VI; Nj.
Woodbridge. "a; Mr.. Morse. 10: Mr. Fraser 10.
MI. McWhorter, l6; Mr.. Sample. Is; Mr.. Keech'
Reentered:-Nr. Laird. 80; Mr.. Laur,tzen. "a.
Lieut.. Miller. 20: Mr.. Harrison. 49, Mr. BeAll, ~:
Mr.. Woo bridge Is; Mr.. Cash, Is: Mr.. Bell %.
serg, an Conuor. 2s Mr.. Morse 20; Mr.. oyster.
2s: M. Ferguson 25. Mr.. SAMPLE. 20; Mr.. Fraser,
Is; MI. McWhorter. IS; Mr.. keech, $.
HoRsE RACKS YESTERDAY.
TIE unfinished pacing race IN Philadelphia.
was won yesterday. by Little Brown jug taking
the NTH heat IN 2:22 In the 2:s3 class Charley
T. took the FIRST heat, Kentucsiaa the second
aLd third, Early Rose the fourth ana fitth ana
5 hugh NJ; Laughiin the sixth. Time a9sa.
will be finished TO day. In the 2.25 class Lady
Foxie won the first heat, Belle oakley the sec
ond aud third, and Florence the three 10 lowing
meats MEATS abd race Time, 2:24A, 2:24A, a:aSA.
Ia the rlrst race al Lexington. KY. yesterday,
for The Colt and FLY Stskes. thr, quarters Of
a-mile, was Won by Bengal, Ballard second,
Rhoderick Random third; time, l:l7h, The
second race, for the Blue Ribbon, one mile and
bait, was won by Hindoo, Get Away second
Ben dor third; tune, 2:Ss The third race. {,
purse for ali ages, mile heats, resulted as fol
lows: Roquefort, 5. o. j; Virgil Scar I. s, g.
Mary Caroet, 5. 0. ?; Grammaceta. e. I: Strader
!, 6; Nici. 2. 3: Miss Mailer, G, 4. Time, Las,
l:4ik, l'4IE, i:49b.
BASK BALI.
Base ball games were played yesterday as
IolIoWs: AT Bunalo-B0ston. 3: Bun alo o. At
CeVeland-PIovidence. s Clevelands, 3. At
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ia; Dartmouths T. AT
New neutrality-suspicious., 3: Washingtons, s.
AT Detrolt-Worcester. ~; Detroit, 4. AT Chi
cago-Troy, 6; Chicago, S.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE SOULS.
In the May regatta OF the Narragansett boat
club at Providence, II. l.. last evening, the
senior single scull WAS again won by Isaac
Kirby, the Junior by J. w. Moore and the
double scull by j. S. Aborn and II. A. kirby
CHALLENGE kCCRPrED.
MISS Minnie Pinneo, OF Greely, Col, has pub.
nshed card accepting the challenge OF Miss
Nj. u. Williams, OF England. TO a 20 mile race
on horse back for Goo a side
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CHANOERY SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
10 H09 gHE on Spe FREpERI I1 Ia STREE II. Be
GEORGkTOWN, D. G., AT AUCTION.
+, Ra virtue Of . decree Of the supreme IL
on the llth day Of May, 1881, i? Equity -ls
cause No. .6ll. wherein Richie r johnson ct
al are co,mplainants, and Katie Hodykin ct a.:
Y Sa s ss ss public
OF MAY. 1881, AT 6 O'CLOCK P. M, all that piece
or Parcel Of GROUND lying, and being In &c or<e-
sixty-seven OF Beatty and Hawkins addition to
said town, and bOunt ed as follows Beginning at
the end of seven feet ten inches measured north
with the west line OF Frederick street from the
soItheast corner Of said lot. and running thence
i've feet; thence yestgaEd,y and parallel with I'D
wardiy and parallel with the first line twenty i've
feet and thence in straight hne to the beginning,
with the improvements, cO1sis ing OF two story
and attic B.ick Building.
Terms of sale; One-t third cash: balance In two
equal instruments at six ard twelve months. with
Interest, to be secured by approved notes and lien
on property sold or whole purchase money can be
paid at day OF sale. deposit of $50 reluit ed al
time of sale. All conveyancins at the cos. OF the
purchaser.
misc &ds WILLIAM q. JACKSON. Trustee
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EITOH. FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.
AUCTION SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
& STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS. ALSO, LOT
AND STREETS.
We viii sell at public aution, on the prem,- -
SEES, on TUESDAY, MAY 17TH 1881, 1t 4.15OYo
O'clock P. M. Lot Is. in square l69. fronting -
81 feet II inches on q street, between 18th and
inches.
Terms made known at time Of ssle.
Also, on same afternoon, at O'CLOCK P. NJ, we
VIII sell Lot 1873, square 2J6, fronting 10 feet on
18th street, between and streets, and running
back 120 feet to alley.
Terms: Ore third cash, and balance 10 one and
two years at cent interest," secured by deed Of
trust on property sold. deposit Of 500 will be
required on each lot at time Of sale.
sp25-eots J. T. OOLDWELL, Auct.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.

hUNCANSUN BhOS., AuCtB.
BUILDING LOT ON TWENTY SEVENTH
STREET: BETWEEN 1 AND X STREE Is
NOhTHWEST.
AT 6 O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front Of the ~
premises, the southern 81 feet inches front -
OF Lot 9. ia square s, by depth Of lot to 30-foOt
alley in rear.
Property in this neighborhood Is rapidly increas-
ing in value.
TERMS One-fourth cash. balance six. twelve and
eighteen months. notes to bear interest and be
cured by deed of trust. Conveyancing and record.
Ing st purchasers cost. deposit of $50 required