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GENERAL MARKETS


UHDnM.c0isN-FhoIe IL an active demand from
manufacturers ut thu following rasus.
dhalse hGs! aMl * tg
ltcdilppcd d0..,,.,.......:. ........."......a
ni II "na $500.
utllNu-'rbu haRalna ttada WAS nH1doratelJ act
tvr nld tho aFkut wah quoted etcAdy Ut tho prizes
Eivrn bolowt
Gsef tiaanes, .inpg. E,ss;i'
is.'atn Ass,sn WIFI a."..s I'll
nurTKit-Im this bra nel OF trade thuru fair
" actve movement. To roreIpts continue llbssat
but bctween ahtppura ind thu hUno tradu tho arrivals
aEc ~cn tutc uI, mud ofdurs Aro nut pressing sncs
vt sny oonccssiu't frum tho present low pscss. Wo
GAata!
ss's: ~ :
cHEEsErness was M ,nebsuxe spafs to- lhi1
staple. Tho receipts being Iarga und the dsp'aud bo"
. s
IT, .ts ysss Il Il
att ats :st!s' .ts!. sas u
'cU cSAI4ncaain: dal and lshsnvod is dcasaa
. SSds s. p:aes W. :s
$:ss::;:s:: :s;:: s:sss:::; $
Ar:a..st. !s .:.,;: es: $s,s'ii: iSsi,: ~
;sz IL, i s't 'ss s: :'ts Il
EuGs-WsI. Hrn' II an advanes. most sa'es bs'''g
SiSll: hi!oas4 continue to COME forward rather
;sf*1 III w. s:
Siitsi':i;: Sits':' s9 s:'I It'll IL ~ 3
Irnt. lHr }t,bEl. :::.:'.''.'.''s".'''" 0itN
ssts5:sst 5 t-Ss' ;ssfs ;iii:;::::*$ iSS sS Z 3ES 81
Masssts-SS sasts & S.tii'...::.:.... .:: ss&A
h*stsfs-t.t A*ssssi-it.tis fti's, t1 III
eS:aa.h ta.Sss ~ Sss -, ls ri
GoInsI-! !txnd H4aE, nsw............... A7s Q ~,
::p; o a a
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sffinS-ssss11sHass sf[iaSs-ss!s.. IL 1t
.e!''pPR 1Sn 'issrs ps:oaaxe. ~ss o..
ts!0pud. tha market ssmaiEla hrM kEd Alsedy tad>
g., ts
pso@ad+ W. Qnel4' ~on,,ox
kWe, aS2 *
Turkish prAlus, QId ...sw.+..t..s..us t4 RA
::: ;;;;$: Il s
ts:. ts:;. vss,'tMt a,.s ...: s u
.tS,:!. ttHts ;:::;"
ApEaa, A1dun.... ,.... .+,.,s..u @S3i
| Apl'lss HssFlEsse!. FA&
Appps. Southern. .*...:.... ,...f...,...... NJ n
issxliss. uuparsa. a.IalVes.:.,."..,.",-. .tG9s8 "
feasgtstEtes s''s''''..s.''"s'''''' ~ So 1nt3 d.
f!!AekhHfflct s'sss+
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Why th!s biK difference wa Aso unable to sAy.
DOCS nuy ong otso RnOw7
Tho news comes from Isonfon that house on
the boas sd4 Vt wlpat h4s faEIoa there to tue
extent Of thirty or forty carRoos, aud that th"rs
IL Kseat d!luulty In sotIllpg tho snatter. a. tho
property but! been bought and sold Huyeral tMes
over by different paFtlsa. There aro yt'od
many tnys at "a In tho setllc1ncnt-roons here,
nny one ut whom would ring up the deal in
d ftw IntA,ltcs.
4 paper WIN nuuerously algpel on Change
yesterday asklng tho Directors Of tho DOard Ut
yrade ia prepare some phange to the rules 10
ESTABLISH I sca!e Ut mtutmuR chsrKes for
brokerage and cumuaissiou.
It II stated that tho number Of appea!s from
9ssla Inspection Ia this city now averages about
twelve per day, OF which one-half are reversed.
aome people ihsRk that the number OF casss
appealed IL very much less than the number Ia
whtaa rpoelyora sra dlsaatshad, hpt fear that 1t
wouA do no good " appoat.
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IUUIiEFAHE-Wns xteatly Il uisseatl,x for p0rk
iEEeo, 4t.a fur 'ara tsfcos. "lsh sa'e4 VI
N.Rt.u " 14u ,.af tux. -
FisH-H hltusiEt continue tn cuui8 forward rather
slar1,Ialy, und under Ru0.l denal4 tGs MaFkat u
tIsh wurV tuttvd IL 1ofoso. 49IVtp Nps K0a4 Evn-
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it+enMnt on galvanized lrI In ii tr rpst un 1un,-
Ma and IL ~ ~ TN charcoal
NA1l-WGro ilrM VI IT 10 rateA. ur StM " The cat<
lot. -.
Utts-1lle ql,ntnltnns nj sperm ard Ut II gasuIns
Maro relueed, uls f0ru!er tn 81 = lld thr utter
1!fc PRICE. uE ntfer utls resnin ~ befura. TraJa
WIS 1itte quiet, the Weatth'r btfnI uhlaYurnIlet
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DIED.

BeRoTTI. On Monday. May 2. 1881. at s 30 p.
m Rev. r. BsRoTTI, OF St Aueustiae's church.
Funeral TO- morrow a. 8 80 .. N.
o'coNSELL Ap,n soth. 1881, At s. go O'Clock
jeremiah doom eli, 10 the seventy nth year II
her age, after short lines.
Fuhei al VIII q Ike place from her daughters res
iaence, Mrs. FlypD, ITO X street n rthwest On
n ase. from TT; Az ysiot Church. Friends OF the
family respectfully invited TO attend q
PETERSEN. Monday. May 2. 1881. at O'Clock
3. h., RUDOLPH fkTEhsENs II Sae Inirty-saXth
year OF his age
Fune, al viii take plaza from his LATE residence.
6ls u street, wednesday, at O'clock.
sHFRNooD At Falls Church. Va May I'd.
sHERwoop, wife OF Archibald Sherwood, aged
Funeral "Wednesday, May 4th. 1851. at 10 O'Clock
3. m.
o'covk p m. CATaARISE SULLIVAN. aged hfty-
Her funeral will take place from her late rssi-
dence on Wednesday, May 4th. at9 O'Clock a. m.
Frlen6s OF the fanny Are respectfully inSi'ea 70
at.eId.
taft. On Monday, May 2. 1881, at 10 Is 2. m,
JEREMIAH j., youn est son Of John A. and Anna
Taff, AGED years months and q days.
Deaths cruel dart has pierced our heart.
Al a bowed ne down with grief;
And beleafn The si-elt rod
Ny daring Jerry sleeps.
Oh, Jerry, must give thee up,
You who love SO vellf
How can drink this bitter cup
And say long and last fare we'll
Funeral TO tafe place from hts parents residence
III North Capitol street, Wednesday, at q O'Clock
p m Relatives and friends are respectfully In
iBridsepo1t Conn and Baltimore papers please
copy.l
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Dillon Arrested.
CHARGED WITH lNCITISG TO RIOT AND TO RESIST
PROCEsSkS,

PROCkSSkS.
cablegTam to the New York Herald from
LoLoon, May 3. says: Mr.. John Dillon, NJ. p.
was arrested IN Portarlington, on his way %
Dupin, at twenty minutes 10 last night Dub
III WAS Ia a state OF great excitement all day,
eApectlng news OF the arrest. Mr.. Dillon WAS
brought 10 Dublin, where he arrived at ten in
ne evening, accompanied oy MI. Harrington.o OF
TRACE, one OF the 0rg AniLcrS OF the land leayue
The instructions 10 the police were that the
member for Tipperary was 10 be treated with
every consideration that might be consistent
with bis safeEeeping. He was conveyed In a
cab by Mr.. halion and Inspector McC0rmac ok 10
kllmalnham, where be was lodged at half past
10. The warrant. which was dated Aprii ls
chsrges Mr.. Dillon with incltiIg persons forci-
Oily 10 riot aud 10 oppose and resist the eXecu-
tlon OF proce sses OF law for giving possession OF
land. Mr.. Dillon was cool ard collected as
usual. Several bands are parading the streets
Low. and great excitement prevails In Dublin
l underst2Dd that Mt. Brennan, the secretary
CT The league, Is 50 be arrested with
out delay. liz Is not improbable that Mr.
Kettle, another member OF the league Will
active spirits or the league executive commit.
tee would be placed IN durance, leaving only
air. Parnell 10 carry on the work.
EFFECT ON THg LAND BILL
MT. Dnlon's arrest Will not help the passage
anger among the Irish members. A meeting
OF the Parnelllte members has been called for
to-day. During the debate on the lana bin ia
parliament, Mr.. Parnell said he regretted that
the government had interfered with Mr. Dillon
While on his way TO the house OF commons.
The speaker ruled that Mr.. Parnell's rem arks
were Irrelevant.
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FssBGMA9 BOWLING. Auctton.er.
yEHY vAI LIABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
MONTGOMERY, VASHINGTON mi
Hiatt STREETS, GEORGETUWN, d. o.,

MONTGOMERY, WAsnINGTON Nd
tEAII, STRg1ETs. GEORGETOWN. D. o..
Tn AiONDAY. MAY sTH. 1881, coMMENo- egass
ISG At o,cLoGK, In front of the premises, SSky
IS, fronting so feet The west line Of Congress
street by depth of lOs fees on the Ohio c anal,
ith brick stable and sheds
-, lmmeaistely after 10. CD. fronting 2616 feet on
the west side OF CongI street, between the Caual
and Water street. improved by four small briok
te re- o,+ox ,o+ 60 q. Font
of baan cs4 on ' anS Is Wslsf
streets. by a depth Of l2o feet improved by q
lmme 6ately after lot g. flontine % s-l2 feet on
me east i,De OF Jeterson street. between B,idgs
!trset and G. and O. Canal. by depth Of l07 feet.
fset the west line Of Wa shinston street., between
fe;t improved y two Biick seiings -. Ao'1'''
=, Imme diately after, Lot 1876. fronting % feet on
street. and canal. bya depth Of 50 ieet impr5vsd
by TWO comfortable frame Houses.
ing u fest on the north side of Bridge street..
tween High and Potomac streets. By depth Of 60
feet to sn alley; improved by three. story Brisk
AT ~ o'ciocK SAME DAY. Lots IL and IL.
a depth Of about 60 feet: improved by a Brick
Store and Frame Dwelling.
Immediately alter ard adjoining. Lots Ii and
H. fronting about 20 fe-t On tue north side o.
bSal street. improved by three Frame d gellings.
~, lmaesdiatsiy after Lot Lo5. froatns 40 feet on
and Beal streets. by a depth OF 81 feet impro yed
by . iwo, 81 Frame Dwelling; 49,
il two e. ual payments at oas and two years. hsv-
ing E ger cent interest. aud eechred by a deed of
cha cost eeposis Of ESQ wa % re Cd
this sale must be compiird Win in ten DAYS or sse
property will be sold at the risk and cost OF the
defauinng purchaser or Pqrchasas.
ap27 IL. THOMAS p sAs RA aasad ast;
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1881 r,sTs HE Satkf h5Urz 1881
70 Thu NOhId ID, WEST AND SOUTEW Es =

EeIsIs Track, Steel sSAiis.
sPLEsDIp SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EqU1pMENr
TRAINS Lf hrtc nAs Aff 45s i Ton .,o
For IaSas = and nlT he Ans s! a. ffs
Sleeping Cars to Fittsburg aud Chicago; 10 30
am; daily. with Sleeping Csrs froia Harrisburg
to Cincinnati st. Louis ana Chicago: so p. NJ .
1 ND q pGro g ssf RsIKoaD
From G. Ps1c Roehss.ss. B9falo siasa
except sssqra.y, With Paisoe Cars 20 Osnz1.,
For Wnh.rasport. Lock Esven and EIlnirs al 10 80
For New 9Ss o1If =. ssSf .Ps f E.ss 90
sSe $50 4 M d.,iys except sandsy:
Jersey oi.y sit boats q sroeEiyn Asnes ss 81
to.d aas6 diTss, s,.nsis, e EasQR .resI AVOID
For Ptisdei.hia, 500 am. iS.So an. 90,
ga 40 nd, anS 1000 Pm ,.t. OF sunday go 5
For e.sse' E a. 800 $50. 80 ... and
aana.g 81 1o So s s9S sss 20 %. q
For pep.s or..s Line. 40 q. m. and 40 p. nj
For AnnssnOis, 40 . M and 4:4o PIE. daily. e1
%HY As6 4fE1asbsia asb @asa Ehs
TON RAlLRnAD.
20. A'ss;Hs5ss sS0 g si "a 's 81 sun
70. az s,a s.. sed s1 d 70 -. .ar e
. ANY. md 5 800 p: p. dsiz, except Sunday. : ="
1r,ns lssys = 3. for .o "a
pm 1 snd il 90 midnisss On sunds, aSa s
and 1890 :; N. 1c0 and .os .. m
Mcses an, cns isf%msts9n :. tie of,cs. nortness,
Il S.ssss 70 non soss. .na
FRAME Taossos. ssns1I a snss Af sosas
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINZ
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
sOHnDuu 70 TAXI FEE fEErcr SUNDAY. APRIL
a; Il. LEAVE wAsuINGTON.
T2lo-Csicaso, O1hcianan snd st. Louis Fast HI
s9&Bs l.tmore. Elnoott City and way stations.
xnshs:ssr. H iaa H f and %ss
sIeFointt Of hooks and way stations.
oII . Philadelphia, New York nat
s:45-stsunhs and Valley EXPRESS. oConr,sc4.
fSE Hassrstosn snd at Point Of Rocks Tor
COCOON sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis.
1O:o0-Bsliir.ore Express. tssops ct HyattsviIl.,
Golege; Belxyille! Laurel. Annapolis dunctlo1
ITO :i6@rittturs. Chicsso, Cincinnsu nd $,
d 10 louis Express
i2I9..BsitInOra. Enicott City. Annapolis and gay
Il :2s-0D su1aAy only for Baltimore and way.
f3:C0-Bsl tilnore. Philadelphia snd Hes Yora Ell.
s:so-galtimor. ard vsy stations fYinchest.r,
Frederic. ha9erstowq sDd way, via R;:ay.l
Irederick. Sia helay stops st Annapolis Jono-
fs,fGPo1us Of Rocks. Freaerica. Haserstoyn,
Winchester ana Way Stations. Ion sHndsS "a 70
Point Of kocss aud Way Stations ouly-)
"A 40-BaiIfnOre, Annapolis aid Way Stations
35:45-BaitInore Express CHAR rlnsburg and Way
via Reias stops at Hysttsr vile aud Laafsi.J
6Do-Point of Rocks and We, Stations.
IS 4t-Batin.ore and Way Stations
1870 Balrr ore and Laurel Express.
IS 5o-PitfsbuJs Cincinnati ard St Louia sxprsss
9:4U-BaltnOre. hyatts vile and Laurel Exprcss.
steps or sisnsl or to let of pas selxsrs st spy
station bet~ cen Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
EMBELLISHMENTS, Philadelphia, New York ard
Boston Il Pres Sleepins Oars 20 -ew Ycrk
tDaily- tsphasy only. Other trains daliy, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Rslzy Station
For turtheI Information apply al the Baltimore
and Ohio Echet Gfncss, Washington Staten, aud
6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue cornSr J4th
Street wher- nrders viii be taken For bsltss 20 he
checked ard received ST sny point in tie city.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
CHANCEhY HALy OF VALUABLE I'M.
~ PROVED REL ESTATE ON MARYLAND

u rROVEO REAL ESTATE ON MARYLANb
AVENUE, BETWEEN Third AND FOUR
and half sTREETS SOUTHWEST
Ply virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District Il Columbia. passed In equity go
cause No 6. 966, wherein the National bank -Ts,M
jobs Shea ct al are defendants, 1 win offer for
sale at public auction, in front Of the premises ON
JUkSbAY, THK So DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1881 AT q
O'CLOCK P N the whole of the lot of ground nun
beied els bit (8 In reservation letered with thei
pr 'vepents therenn, consisting in two new threa-
.tery birch dwelling Buses sso the west half Of
iot NUMBERED nine 81, and the east half of lot
the lmproveic ent. thereon consisting In two two
story frame dwelling houses.
The abave,described property win be sod sub
:ect to deed Of trust from the said defendant
John shea and wife. 10 WilbArn j. Warren, dated
the first day OF Lnne D. ls78, recorded in tibar
no SS7. fohne 493 IT seQ one OF thu land records
Tor ashi1 gton county, In the Dis riot OF Oolum.
notes, al bearing date on said FIRST day 9f Juns
1878, sFRregating four Thousand dollars, .xd paw.
able four ears after date with Interest at ten par
cent Ter al mum, interest payable semi annually
Terms Of sale: One third cash the renal Ter in
TWO equal fpsta iments at ak and twelve months
from day OF sale, the purchaser giving hfa or iier
notes for the same with interest from day OF sale
lafchas. nor ey and interest ia paid. If tue pur-
CHASER hall fail tn comply with the terms OF sa.e
within rem days from day OF sale the trustee re-
serves The right to e-advertise and re-se1 the
property at the risk and cost Of surh purchaser.
repcsit OF one hundred dollars will be required at
time of sale. All cOnveyancins at cost of pur-
chaser.
RICHARD 81. LASKEY, Trustee,
No. 1856 louisiana Avenue
rTNCANSON BROS. AnctiuIesrs app0. eo Eds
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CEARLEs W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

CHANCERY BALE OF LOT No 8, SUBDIvl-
SION OF SQUARE 7i9, SITUATED ON q
DELAWARE AVENUE NOkTHEAeT.
By virtue Of a dec ee OF the Supreme court s9sA
cause No, 999, OF Ellen ehehan against John 49,
sheha1 ct al the undersigned, as Trustee. ain sell
st public auction, in front OF the premises, on
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MAY, A. u. 1891, AT
80 o'cLocK M. that piece psre 81 OF grouud
city Of Warrington, District OF Columbia. "a lot
punsereG eight go, IL subdivision Of square nu n
on street. between "a stree: and Delaware Avenue
northeast.
Terms Of sale: Oue-third cash and bl'snce In
three six, nine snd twelve mouths from day Of
Eaie, with interest. secured ey the notes
Trustee. A Her retain ed on property for purchase
money, No deed given unfit 81 purchase money
shall Rave been pad All convayancfng at
rrrehase,'s cost. deposit of $50 viii be required
when property ~ sold.
WILLIAM J. MILLER. Trustee,
1T. OOLDWEIL. Auctfoneer. apas-dEIs
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o3U Zztl EIC6Et UOI sUNeSL.
GUNCAESON BROS, AuctG. ep27-d&da
(tHANGERY SALE OF NARROWED ANo UN-

CHANGERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND IN
W1ST SECTLONsOE IHE CITY. -
caus No 6,97l. we win sell. af public suc- ,s.s
DAY. Tas Io4a DAY oF NAY. 1851. At o,oLock
P. NJ, +@
LIT ard part Of s, Square No 1873, on r, be-
tween 18th and 10Th sts NV, and Lots and p,
in same Square, on 18th, between and SITS n. "
LOTS g. II. and all OF Lot II, Except the north 6
fset,) Square l71, on 17th. between T and U SITS.
NV.
AID on WEDNESDAY. THE 1lTH DAY OF MAY
1881, at same hour lots ~. 28, %. 81. 81 and 81
square $780, corner Of 1Tth and streets north vest
each lot improved with q com parativeiy new, neat
two story and basement brick dwelling with back
building, with modern improvements.
Aid on THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
1881, at same hour. lot g. in square 81, at infer.
sect on Of 25th street New Hampshire aud Vir-
sinta avenues northwest containing Is, 600 square
Al on SAME DAY. AT 6 O'CLOCK m. the east
So feet Of lot q and west feet or Lotto. in square
5l4. onsouth n. between 80 and ~ streets west
Terms OF sale: ons.fourth cash. and the pal
ance IN equal psynents at six twelve and eighteen
Ing interest from the day Of sale. will be taken and
. lien retaned on the premses sold. all cash. at
the option of the purchaser. deposit OF 800 will
be r quired at the time Of sa.e. All oonveysnciny
at the cost Of the purchaser.
FRANK T. BROWNING,
No 4l6 9th ct northwest. Trnstaee
VIM. F. MATTINGLY, Arustees'
No 1875 7ih st. north west
B. 81. WARNER, Auct. ap28-d
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AAHR I1Us

HANDY-EICHH0RN. On the evening Of April
Is. 1881, at st. Aloy stus church. by Rev Father
Kelley, assisted by Rev. Father Oampi. CHARLES
W. HANDY aud BARBARA F. kIcHHoks, al OF this
city.
MARMADUKK-sANDH. On Thursday, April
r.. ISL. at Mashfl g5on. D: q by Rev; w A.
fredericksburg Va. and Miss ALICE n. sANDY.
Of lssex county, Va
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GALE OE FINE BUILD1sG LOT ON NUHrsi
~ TIDE OF Il STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS
EGETHWE>T sIrN'TION
DUNCANsoN BROS, Arctionsers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMpROyED LOTS
ON CORNER OF SEVENTH AND ii
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue CT deed OF trust to ia. da. ed Both SA
October, 4. ID. lS77. Ahd recorded in Libar ~
SIA iOdo IS4, Of the land records for District -
OF Columbia. and at request of party secured we
Win sell a public auction. in front of the premises
AT O'CLOCK P: M, all these parcsls OF ground in
the city OF WASHINGTON. In the District of Column
bis, known as lots ten Coz. eleven {lil, twelve
lD. AID north half Of thirteen O3). in square iour
hundred and thirty nine. These lots 'front.' on 7th
rately.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash: balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest froa,
day Of SAFE. secured by deed OF trust on property
Gel osit OF 8 100 on each lot will be required at
time OF sale. Coaveyancicg ct cost OF purcha ser
II terms Of ssle not complied with in one week
the Trustees reserve right to resell at risk and cost
OF 6efauliI 6 purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON. lr,,.,no,
j. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, Al@s'ee-'
No
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B. WILLIAMS 90 Aucdoaesrs.

VERY DEsIRABLE THREE STORY BRICK
sTRELT. 'BETWEEN Il AND / srKEErs
MOTT HWEST. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. FAY 3D.. 1T O'Clock P. -
NJ. we shall sell in front # Sremis es, lot -
% 80 90 feet front by los 90 100 feat dep -As.
10 an alley. improved by a three story Brick Dwell
Jig, e,eveE rooms, modern convenisnces, and ex-
celient sewerage, near PeDnsy lsaais avenue c2rs;
Mantts. Iatrobe, Range. fine Bath room. Hot and
Colo Water, stationary y ardrobes and Closets The
public invited to call and amiae the property
before day OF sale. Title perfect.
TeTme: Ore-third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
from day Ct sale snd secured By dead OF trust on
property sold. All conveyancing. &c, at pur-
chafes's cost. 800 down on day OF sale.
ap2S-5t WALTERB- WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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A UCTION SALE OF A MOST DESIRABLE
"A ROILDING SITE.

On THURSDAY. Hay 5Ts, 1881, AT P. NJ, -
in front OF the premises, shall sell Lot %. ia :
square 284, fronting 70 feet On the west sids~
Of 10Th rect and running bsck to a l5-feet wide
alley This property located next {, the cottages
On the corner OF 18th and L streets. the west
side Of 18th. between Z and l. streets north west.
and in high and most rapi .ly improving section
lot
Terms: One-third cash; the residue In three
eGnal payment at twelve. eighteen and twenty
four months, bearing six cent semi ANIMAL in
teres', ane SECURED by deed OF trust on the prop
erty sold. All conveyancing at pur chaser's cost.
A deposit Of 800 at time of sale
spIS-dEds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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Turkish Cou>pirn,or..

THE TAKING OFF OF ABDUL AZIZ,
The London Times Coastantnople dispatch
says ut Is low pretty generally accepted
that the reason OF the Sultan's zeal concerning
the inquiry into the death CT Abdul AZiz IS that
serious conspiracy was organizing against
himself, In view OF which he possibly thinks
the exemplary punishment OF the assassins
VIII furnish salutary example. The Sultan's
two bfotbefs-in-law, Mahmoud Pasha and
Noury Pasha, who are under arrest. are sus-
Iected OF having been deeply implicated IN both
c0SeS- lt Will be remembered that the vast
treasures which ABDUL AZiZ amassei mystic
liously disappeared after his decease, ana that
the then ministry gave out that &c had been
used for war expenditures. The present in
qufry, however, tends 90 show that a consider
able part was Appropriated by high officials
and Others connected With the palace. Noury
ard MahmOud have begun to incriminaUe each
other. Noury, for example, accuses kahmoud
OF having CAUSED a slave 10 DE olsen boweied
to discover whether she hao swallowed a val
liable diamond Which was missing from the
treasury
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Booth and Irving i'm "Othelle.-

On the occasion OF the first appearance OF
Edwin Booth al the Lyceum. in London. last
meoiately after the doors were opened. The
aud,erc &c was brilliant one, and Included Min-
ister Lowell and party from the United States
legation. The p rformance had excited great
interest In the literary world, and among fts
vel Known members present were Edmund
1atss, george Augustus Sala. and Dutton Cooke.
the rit &c was spendidly mounted Upon their
mt appearances all three OF The principal per
tormeTs-namely, Mr.. Booth. Mr.. lryisc aud
MISS TerIy-were greeted with enthuslaslic an
piause, "hich was continued throughout, the
play. A cable dispatch says: ''The honors OF the
performance were fairly divided between MT.
Booth, Mr.. Irving and Miss Terry" The Lon.
don Post sums up the great performance thus:
"A triumph more undisputed theatrical annals
do not record"