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PRIMARY ELRCTIoN.-The conservative nominal
ing election begun this morning, and in each OF
the four wards OF the city there three Judges
and clerk The voting was by ballot The
Judges were by no means strict In combining votes
70 those who supported the conservative ticket AT
the last election. All who would agree 20 support
the nominees at the election now az hand were
allowed 70 vote. The offices for which nominal
tons were 20 be made have been filled so well
that for three OF them there was no opposing can
didates TO the present incumbcnts, and by a vote
SUBSTANTIALLY UNANIMOUS Col. Martin Mayre was
nominated as clerk or the court Major VIM III.
Smith as city sergeant, and Major NJ. H. Harlow
as city treasurer, were nominated. The Office OF
commonwealth's attorney occasioned the only
contest which was narrowed TO two candidates.
Mr.. $. g. Brent, the present Incumbent and Leon
ard Marbury, both young lawyers OF ability.
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ISTBREsTs.-The
corn exchange held its annual meeting yesterday
and elected Walter Roberts president and its other
Officers The exchange owns fine building at the
corner OF King and Union streets, where grain IL
offered every morning. IL has a score or more OF
members.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The Alexandria Light In
fantry. Capt McBurney, yesterday afternoon had
skfrmSh drill on the open grounds near
''Colross, " which was witnessed by a large crowd,
including many ladieS-The school board will
hold called meeting tonight at the Peabody
build1ng.-The superintendent OF police labor
force is clearing the city and repairing bridges in
the fourth ward.
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Sporting NSses.


The regular monthly meeting OF the Potomac
Boat Club was held last evening. Several new
members were elected. A general desire was man.
fested that the club should take an active interest
In boating matters during the season, and a rae
ing committee was appointed composed OF Messrs
T. Il. Dodge, Il. A. Miller and r. T. Carpenter IL Is
more than probable that challenge will I've ex-
tended 70 the Columbia club before a great while.
Mr.. G. K Simms was elected captain OF the club,
an officer who has been much needed
BASE BAII. YESTERDAY.
At washington-High School, %; Columbia Col
legc, % AT Observation-Disclosures, 6; Athletic,
Z. At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8: Troys l. AZ
New Brunswick, n. J.,-Rutgers. IS; Lafayette. 4
Al Boston-BoSton, IL; Worcester, 4. Al New
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6; Yale, 2 At Cincinnati
Cincinnati, z: Pittsburg, 8. Al Cleveland-Cleve-
lands o; Detrots, I. At Buffalo-Buffalo, 9:
Chicago, O. AT St Louis-St Louis 6: Louisville,
Al the close OF the game at Boston, papers
were served upon Wise, third baseman OF the
Boston club In suit for breach OF contract,
brought by the Cincinnati club
MISCELLANEOUS MArTERs
The Columbia Rifle Association OF this city have
arranged a series OF matches FOR the summer
season-May ist to September ist-inclucing long
range. mid range and on-hand matches
Tricketf, the oarsman, VIII sail from England
to-day for his home In Sydney.
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Yesterday afternoon probably the nrst out and
out sympathizer for Guiteau called upon him. and
walking to the cell door. and shaking the hand OF
the prisoner, he said: "Mr. Gulteau, tender you
my heartfelt sympathy" THIS was enough for the
prisoner, and he warmly grasped the hand OF the
visitor, exclaiming loudly, "Thank you, SIR. You
know did right to remove Mr. Garfield, and yourl
find that I'll be the biggest man I'm the country
yet He ought 70 have been removed, for he would
nave wrecked the republican party and ruined the
nation"
0CrrEAu HAS HorK YEr
Guiteau yesterday saw In a newspaper clipping
from the Cincinnati Commercial statement that
it would be 'sixty days before the assassin OF Gar
1ed would be hung" 'sThat's Murat Halstaad's
paper" said Guiteau; she'll feel pretty bad II he
gets LEFT by about year"
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THIS EVENING.
IfOLEY. Auctloneer

TfOLEY. Auctloneer.
AUC TON SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
will SCI. for F. Seser. 8t 1877 7th street northwest
commencing SATURDAY. April. TWENTY-NINT
1885, This sale will consist Of Ladies and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches. Jewe ~ Clothing. Boots Shoes,
Books. Guns, Reyolyers. Plated Ware &C., &c, and
will continue EVENINGS, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, until
every lot hss been sold.
Persons holding tickets, the time which having
PRED. win please take notice. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
Z. SELINGER, Broker. 6-1Ot
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The ATTORNEY GENERAL Is expected to return
from Philadelphia on Saturday.

A.LARGE NUMBER OF LADIES interested in the
entertainment for the benefit OF the Garfield
Memorial hospital attended the meeting at Will
lard's hotel this afternoon. The following COM
mittee was appointed to take charge OF the dona-
tons at the District table in the Totunda OF the
Mrs. Willard, Mrs. Edwd. Clarke. Mrs Hildrup,
Mrs Metzerott, Mrs. McIane. Mrs. Dr. Antseil,
Mrs Butcher, Mrs Dr. Holden, Mrs. DR.. Busey,
Mrs. Otis Bigelow. The following young ladies
will have charge OF the table: Misses Lusk, Holden,
Blackfan, Raum, Antisell, johnson, Kelly, De
Chambrun, Con q, Kearn, Bradley and Mrs. Clark.
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STEAMERS. &c.

TIVE STEAMER 'MATTANO" lHAvES TTH
il IRSDAY. at o,clock a-m-. for Potomac river
landings srcpping at landings In Nonni TUESDAYS
and Thursdays. Mattox Creek on sundays and Thurs
d.Ys. Chapel Print and BreUts arr Sundays
down" and Wednesdays up" and NattawoInan
Creek on sundays down. " and Mondays ''up;" re-
turning 70 Washington every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday afternoons. -
For information apply to
G. 7. JONES Agent
ms It'll street wharf.
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PROPOSALS.
LIS FOR STATIONERY.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTNENr,
WASVING on. DO. May J. lSS.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHING on, DC. May l. 1882.
Sealed Proposals wi be received at this Department
UNI. TwtLEE O'CLOCK 81, ON THURSDAY.
JcNE !lGhTH, 1882 for furnishing Stationery for
the Pot Office Department for year from July /,
1892.
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the items and esti
mated quantities required; together with circular
latng .'te- to- will furnished application to this
Department
FrCIsss should &c addressed TO the First Assistant
Postmaster General. ami Endorsed Proposals for
StatiUI.Vr - T. o. HOWE,
Nd .tA-E.St Pnstmaster General.
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ViNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
Mar TENNALLYTOWN, ABOVE GEORGE
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the 10th day *,
August, 1850, and duly recorded in ber 945 folio
2iS, &c. one of the land records of Washington
county, in the District of Columbia. and by direction
OF the party secured thereby the understand Trustees
Viii sell in front Of the premises MONDAY. MAY
TMENTl; SECOND, 1882, AT SIX O'CLOCK, the
or parcel Of land lying and being in said county and be-
ing part Of the lot of ground conveyed to Perry SHEER
wood by A. j. Lyles by deed dated May 49, 1875 said
part being bounded follows Beginning for the part
hereby Intended to be conveyed tine northwest
OF SAID lot in the east line of the Georgetown and Rock
se turnpike road: thence north seventy and three
Iourth degrees {70al deg.). east perches and
twelve htlndredtIs of perch thence south nineteen
and fourth degrees l94 deg). east five perches
and forty -four hundredtiS of a perch: thence south
seventy and three fourtls of degree, (7O deg
seven erches and twelve hundredts Of perch to said
turnpike road thence north nineteen and one fourth
degrees ll94 deg west five peIches and forty-fou
hundredths of perch to the beg ming. containing 80
and tenhs square perches Of ground together with
the improvements, which consist of a frame dwelling
Terms: $3.50 in cash; and the residue In two equal
ing interest and secured by deed of trust on the pro-
geIy sold All conveyanclng at purchasers cost 300
down when the property is struck Off If the terms Of
sac are not complied with in ten days after date of
SALE the Trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defauItine purchaser.
m4-eo&ds JAS. L. DAVIS. Trustees.
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aid WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN "A
~ the best 80 Is JVSfH'S Old Stand known for years
. the only place where trst-cisss SECOND HAND
CLOTHING he sold at respectable PRICES. Address
can at JlSTIS Old Stand, Ne. 6iJ street between
9Th and eth streets northwest Branch Store No. 403
2th street bs.ween ID aud streets orthsest. NIB
8ose h Tlasl PROM pity attended ~. maria
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CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Broker.

Il {Ha1sLE@o W. HAND1, KeI EState BTOKer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET SOUTHWEST,
IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF SAINT
DOM1NIC'S CHURCH.
The undersigned Executors will sell. by virtue of&
the power contained in thew of Mary Ann Master
son. 10y ubllc auction, on the premises. MON-..
Day, THE FIFTEENTH DAY Or MAY. 1882, at SIX
O'CLOCK NJ. Lots numbered (2) two and go three
IN square 4G5) four hundred and sixty five in the city
OF washington. Each lot has frontage of twenty
three feet eight inches 9th street southwest running
back with an even width one hundred and twenty feet
to q public alley fifteen feet wide.
The terms are: One-third of the purchase money on
each lot cash on the day of saie and the balance in
and twelve MONTHS with interest at six per cent per
num- to he secured on the property Sold all cash. at
the option OF tue purchaser purchasers. deposit
$50 ON each lot required when the property struck
off. Coayeyancng at purchasers cost.
FRANCIS M. JARBOE,
THOMAS GALLIGAN,
Executors Of Mary Ann Mastersnn, deceased.
ma eO&ds j, t. COIDWEIl. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VHoMAs BOWLING. Ancnoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION

'-ff1NfUs1r1 I'tHt1I'f't' t1VIo II L htNi IV-N-
BY virtue of two deels trust bearing date theH
18th and nd days of March, T. ID. 1878 resyec- 90
lively. and recorded in LIeer No. 655, folio o. et-4
SEQ, and Lber No. $40 f0i.o 4s9. cf the isnd records
Tor the District of Columbia. ana AZ the written Request
OF The arty secured thereby, VII offer 70. sso ct
DAY, the ELEVENTH. DAY OF MAY. A. ID; 1857, A
SIX O'CLOCK 7. ~. the following describsd real
estate aud premises located the City of Wsshinz
said District and known the ground pia 81 said city
as lots numbered Sc. 81, %. 3d. 20 CT. 62 and 63, in
John SharTnans subdivision Of square No. 40
Terms Of sac: Onef)urth Of the purchase 1ney in
cash. reS.d ue in six twelve end eighteen months, With
interest from the day Of sac per cent to 10
cured by a deed trust upon ti ITGR ao.d or an
cash at purchasers ton eloSt If $50 viii be re-
qure6 at day of sale II the te no. con;,iei
with within days from the day otes thu Trustee
the right resell the risk cost Of tn lie
fsutng purchaser. All Couyeysncin9 at purchaser
cost HENRY A. CLARKE
a25-dSis WM. A.. FTNHICK lrdstees
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's,RUsTEE's SALE OF FLAMING MILL, SASH

FHRUSTEES SALE OF PLANNING MILL, SASH
Il AND DOOR FACTORY AND MACHINERY.
By virtue of deed of trust recorded among the e:
land records Of the District of Columbia in Liber @
No 914, folio 329. will offer for SALE at auction AS
In front OF the premises, on MONDAY, THE fIF-
TENTH DAYOF MAY. A: d. 1882, at FIvE-1 HIETY
O'CLOCK r NJ, the following described part of Lot No
6, In Square No. 49, this city. viz Beginning at
northeast of said lot and running thence south
along the ne Of lst street west lie feet thence west 100
feet to the western line of said lot thence north along
said western line l6 feet to the llne of north street.
md thence east with said street east 100 the
ginning Improved by planning mill, sash ard door
fact0ry.) This property viii be sold subject an
uai ground rent of $40 payable IN quarter yearly in
stsnents and with the right to purchase the fee
So 500 Immediately thereafter viii be sold all the ma
chinery now on and upon said premises
Terms: For machinery. cash for ground and i'm
proveents Cnefourth cash. and the residue in three
equal instruments at 6. II and IL months with per
cent to be secured by the purchasers notes and
deed OF trust on property ali in cash. at purchasers
ton DEPOSIT of 500 at time Of sale. Conveyancing at
purchasers cost.
REGINALD EENDAII 1.rnsfea
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MAfSlSiED.

DY-HICKENLOoPER On MAY 4tl,. 1882 M
noon at the Meropoitan Presbyterian church 10y the
pastor. Rev. John Chester, DID,. WILLIAM r..
HANDY, formerly of tis city, but now Of kAusas CITY,
Mo-. to Miss ETTIE HlCkENLOOPER.
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DIED.

COSTAGGINI. On "Wednesday. May 3. 1892 at IL
O'clock m. MADELINE aged three years and eleven
months beloved daughter of Elippo and Matilda
taggni.
Funeral will take place from parents residence. cor
ner of First and Carroll streets southeast Friday
May 9th, at two r. m. Relatives and friends respect
fully invited 70 attend
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ON 81 SETENTH STREET EAST, BETwEEN Penn
SiLEAN1A AVENUE AM, G. STREET SOUTH.
On tn ERSDAY AFTERNOON, MAYsZitss
FOURTH. q. FIVE O'CLOCK. viii sell. insHsSfs'
front of the reulises. lot J. IN seusre SGS, 'front.'
ing l1j feet inches massachusetts, avenue IFS feet
street north, and 80 feet Iiti,c sp fruBtn,
lth street east the Inc this running throug,
from MASSACHUSETTS, syesltie 10 + stree: being 9s
tst inches. THIS il risgniicet and ayaiiabc lot.
At HAIF-pAST FIVE O'CLOCK. SAME AFTER
EC0N. vii sell 10: Is, in square S7J fronting 81
fset inch eth street cast, Eetween PeEnsy aIa
aid G. street SOUTH This il also fine buidng
Gt and plsate parties SPECTATORS and builders should
look at these lets.
Terms: OEe-fourtl cash; balance in one two and
hree notes, to bear FER cent interest. and 20
secured by deed of trust premises d.; all cash.
at option depsi: of 800 at time Of sale
required each lot Terms to lie coinped with in
days; oteCwise resale at riss and cost of defa1ng
purchaser after days public Of such resale in
soH,e spaper published in Washington, DC. Con-
yeysncing and rccOriing at purchasers cost
9d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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~ BENSINGEK Auctioneer,
De Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
93S. go and 942 Lonisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
SATURDAY MORNING, commencing 1t TEN
O'Clock. SPecial sttention given to the sales Of
Real Estate and Personal properly. Liberal ndyancea
On all consisnmeuts. us1el s. BENSINGkR Auet.
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CALIFORNIA CLARET,
S4.00 PER DOZEN.

Several months ago bottled fcw casks Of tia
above, received direct. It IL in fine condition
being pure and agreeable We think it win give better
satisfaction than the much higher priced imported
G. WITMER'S,
as 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WE ARE DETERMINED NOT TO CARRY ANY
CANNED GOODS
over till next season. Therefore offer the follow
ing:
200 dozen ''Boston Market" TOMATOES g h. cans.
extra heavy, solid packed. 81. SO per dozen
2C0 dozen Shrivers Egyptian SUGAR
And large assortment Of oil err CANNED HSTsn
LIES and FRUITS
GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON,
mas No. 1909 + STREET
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DRCrUsALs TOR RATIoSs.
UNITED STATES MARINE Corps,
QUAsTERNASFER's OFFICE.

UNITED STATES MARINE CoRPs,
QUAsTERNASTERS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. e.. May /, 1892. }
SeS.cI Proposals III duplicate viii he received at this
offce U:tli TWEI.:E O'CLOCK II. of THURSDAY,
the EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT. for furnishing
rstlOns to the United States Marines
the foii2~ins stations from July l. 1882 to june 81,
1855: PGFtsInGuh, y H; ChaTiestDwn, Mass Brook
Ign, n. " League Island, Philadelphia, Pa. :;
Washng.9i,- District of Columbia. GOsport. Nor
folk Va: Annapolis Md Mare Island. Cal and Pen
sacoia. Fla.
Specifications with bank proposals can be obtained
ulon lc2aon at OF the stations named the
ofhtrs OF the Olartermaster Washington ID. c.. and
Assistant QGartermaster 226 South 4th street. Philsde
phia. Pa
Prop@2s should be Endorsed Proposals for Rations
and addressed TO the undersigned.
". b. SLACK,
MCJor and QuartarIlsster, Z. s. Marine CCrps
M -iaTaw Washington. DC.
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THRUSTFES SALE OF BRICK WAREHOUSE
Il ON FIRST STREET WEST, NEAR INDIANA

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK WAREHOUSE
Il ON FIRST STREET WEST, NEAR INDIANA
AVENUE.
BY virtue of deed Of trust recorded among the ~,
land records of the District Of Columbia in Liber :5
No 914 folio 33a viii offer for SALE at auction, -
front or the premises, on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1882, at FIVE O'CI. OCK p. M,
the following described part of lot No. g. in square No
BIB, In this city, WZ:-Beeinning at q point on LET
street west distant l,s feet south from the northeast
thence south 80 feet to alley; thence east along the
alley feet to said LIST street. and thence north 3Ofeet
to the beginning Improved by brick warehouse).
Terms One fourth cash. and the residue in three
equa! instruments at 6, IL and 10 months. with per
and deed Of trust on the property all in cash at pur
veyancing at purchasers cost
- REGINALD FENDALL Trustee.
DUSCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. m2-dts
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VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctionear.
RECEIVERS SALE OF MATERIAL FOR ASPHALT

HECEIVEhS bA11E OF MATERlAI FOE ASPHALT
PAYMENTS.
BY yirtne Of an order OF the Supreme Court Of the
Docket 3, win sell at public auction on MONDAY.
NAY EIGHTH. 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK r. n, at
Capitol ,o streets quantity Of materil p follows
asphalt 100 loads Of sand and four tons OF medust
Terms On all purchases less than 500, cash; on
purchases greater than $2O0. one-third in cssh:
balance at three sx and nine months secured to the
satisfaction Of the Reoever. or al cash q The oon o.
aassdtds JAMKs G. sPRIaG. Receives.
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YINRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE REAI. rs
Il TATE-IMPOFED AND UNINPROVED-I:

fhH eIfS s. sSA
3. t on the =, 2ss day
equity docaet No. II. viii sell public auction in
b Of 1fa es
On "kDSESp d FIVE ss TESaH pay 3 OF MAY 1882
P Of 10, mum. en- is In square a 81 VIZ
uare thence south "a feet: thence west IS feet
thence north "a feet thence east rs feet to the place
Tbi Prope-ty is known No. 800 9th stree. north
And at QUARTER q . SIX 6 O'CLOCK PM. ON THE
nnhsTe s. ;, Il sapare nnbersa 49, according
This lot is unmprovsd. 1t is situated ON 10th street
81 =. if1; DAY OF MAY
Western part of Lot numbered a. square 569 viz:
ss nos e ss lot 5n s a
a alley hsnee vest alens ssid : aey 81 S9 9ee s
inches % the line OF ID street west and thence north
This Pre,ersy is st,aled the aostheast corner of
sto ores sre snd Swhr a by three
beeS bg,lding and s, story br, building ''''A
Part OF Lot numbered in square numbered 1871 viz:
Ben 2, sodfnwss eosnsr Of aid Let run thence
northWsstwary snd at reh aIgs With said avenues
M I1s ssa S' Of ad @ shee Sn
south ~ feet 10 inches; thence RICH;
ginning.
THIS property is situated on the north side of Mary
land avenue between 2d and I'd east and is
proved py = two,stIry and attic Brick Dwelling
ON FRIDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY or MAY 1882
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p TT!
I1 nl nRl . ID in s3uars naabsrd s3
Of street SOUTH between New Jersey and South
Capitol street.
AID Ar FIVE FoRTY-FIvE O'CLOCK P. NJ, ON
THE SAME DAY.
Lots nnmbeted l. B. 4. 7. g. Q. 10, H. IL, ID.
Ia and Is. in square numbered 49,, according 10 1hos
Blsiens subdivision recorded In Liber b. folio o. OF
tae surveyors office.
These lots tnmproved: they situated on vir-
gina avenue between New Jersey and I'd
southeast. They viii be sold separately.
Terms of sale 0netnrd Of purchase money must
he paid ia cssh the balance in two equal irstaInents al
SIX and twelve months for which the notes of the pur
chaser bearing interest at Per cent from the day OF
s3le viii lie taken all cash CT option OF purchaser
The Trustee viii retain lien the property sold until
the terms complied with and the purchase money
paij n full Adesosit Of $lo0 must be made on each
kt sold On day OF sale. Terms OF sale must be
Pied with within ten days. property viii be resold
cost OF deianitiig purchaser. Conyeyancing and
cofding at purchasers cost.
b. ROSS PERRY. Trustee,
- 342 ID street northwest.
WI 4. ioUNd, Auct a29 M. ~ 8, TO- IL
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

YALUABLEIMPROyEDP PROPERTY ON a STREET
BETMEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY FIRST
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MAY NINTH. AT SIXG..
O'CLOCK viii sell, in front of the premises part 10
OF lot lO1 fronting feet the north side OF Hsaa
street between 20th and 21st streets by depth Of 124
feet with right Of to 20foot wide alley. improved
by frame dwelling.
Terms One third cash balance six twelve and eight
cen months with interest secured by deed of trust
On the property. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
mo- dNds THOMAS BOWLING. AuctOneer.
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pOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On end after MARCH 18Th the STEAMER STJF. Cap
tsli W O. GEOGHfiiAS. viii leave STRI HENSON'S
WHARF. foot OF 1th street. Eyi.ET SUNDAY. at four
CeiocA pm, Tor Baltimore and River Landings.
Al hivtr Freight must lie P-eI aid
ietcr4HS arrive IN washington every Saturday night
STEPHENSON BRO, AGENTS
riIG-cin 7ih street Wharf and Cor 18th and Pa ave
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CHANGERY SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
" STORY BASEMENT AND ATTIC BRICK
DWELLING No. 221 FOUR-AND-A-HALF

(fHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO.
" STORY BASEMENT AND ATTIC BRICK
DWELLING IN;i,ld No; 22l FOUR-AND-A-HALF
~ virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of thee.
District OF Columbia, sitting In Equity passed 50
on the 18th day ofSeptember, 1881 in 07 A
Williams ct al w. Williams ct al. win sell at public
auction. in front OF the premises, MONDAY. MAY
EIGHTH 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the follow
ing described Real Estate situate in the city of Wash
ington District of Columbia. to wit All that part Of
Lot numbered ~ in reservation numbered 10 begin
running thence east SIS feet thence north % feet thence
west % feet thence south along the line Of ~ street
northwest to the place Of beginning, together with the
improvements, &c.
Terms: One third cash. and the balance In one and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold. A
deposit OF 800 required at the time Of sale all
yeyancng and recording at purchasers cost Terms to
be complied with in ten days otherwise the Trustees
the right to resell the property risk and cost
Of the defaung purchaser after Ave days advertise
ment.
81 Title perfect or no sale.
WILLIAM T. BAILEY,
No. 400 La. ave. H.
JOHN A. CLARKE, Arustees.
No. Sl9 ~ street nsw.,
a29-m2, 4, 6S8 j. T. COLDWEII. Auct.
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VOYAGES TO EUROPE.

J. W. BOTELER K son
AZ Tie Agents for the se Of Tickets in this District OF
INMAS STEAMSHIP co.
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The Christiancy Divorce Case.

HE CDf1S1l0ncy divorce Case
This afternoon Judge Hagner had before him in
the Equity Court the Christiancy divorce case on
motion of Mrs. Christiancy's counsel to take the
testimony of Stephen Chester, Of New York. The
testimony they expect will contradict that OF
Ha1ght, taken by commission, as to admissions by
Haight that he had had improper relations with
Mrs. Christiancy. The court granted the motion.
Mr.. ingalls, to-day reported favorably the House
bill to extend the jurisdiction of justices of the
peace In the District and to regulate the proceed
1ngs before them 1t gives justices jurisdiction Of
cases involving an amount not to exceed $500 in
value.