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1901 TIE GREAT 10,
IL ~ = . \

lOOA PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
10 TIE HUlEfH, WfSI AND SutTHIS E,T
DGtilsl.E TkACK, SHEA. Rails.
sPiHNDie ockSk2Y AiGSiTIcENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS ~ T. FL Iii hts ,l;s... a. 1851.
81 SIKH an; u streets, as follow: ~
for lltisbuIg I'D tte Nest. Chicago !,it. Express
aAaS FSat iIa lc:Sd DIAL 5. vita = 90, i'm.
taI ifOin EaTTls.u 20 Cincinnati AID C-.icsso
I'm r. re- - p.ni. dai.y. with Palace
-. BAL lsphE AND fpTOIAC RAILROAD
Aoi Sai.-isi1s1a he's'ese ter bn2lc hiass-. at 500
al ,e.iiy, excel. SUNDAY; 20 daily.
For ~iiainspcr lock Raven a,la Eiaira. AZ 10: % a.
t0r Ksa Work i-a,i 500 a. M. 10 90 a. H.. 90.
~ - aiid olo pm On Sunday 2.Oo 10 90 and
go s.Ie. daily, except s,..nday $3.50
xer bft ln n a., I'll through trains connect - Jsr-
~ Wy wiz ol-.-s Gi ,Eoo.iy AlInex sifos..ing
"a icfTls;ss scross New isr@ city.
Her IN 1911 qua, 500 Io,e . 90. 30. 10 90
iei' pm. Limited Expcess $50 =. Ia. daily
For Rsltis,ors. Gao. 800 $50 1890 m. And aeo
So. $40. pap. s:"1. lG:Uo ana l0.ls p.in. I'm
S gu. 10y 80 iaet an. zoo. Gao. s:30 1000
For fopee Geek Line. Gao IA and 4..o D. ~ daily
except =, uGay. ' ''
For AnGalis. In. aud .;ao p m. daily except
ALExaNDkiA AND FREDRRIcKsBURG RAILWAY.
e Az uth.hAANDiiiA AND WASHINGTON
For Alssandra. ESQ., 100 30 lI:Io and IL 30 m
Az s;ua. eco. s2o aad II 80 p-ni. On SUNDAY
att:Se, 9:20, Al 40 aid II 80 IN. and s: 20 a. nj,
For kioin,ond and the SOUTH 6:30 and ii 10 an
Oily and 300 z: m. daily except sunday.
Trans d s- is ae.andfiai1G wssnxsa. GO 900
pm. ana II 90 midnight. on SUNDAY at sL5 5 So
and 1000 z m Z 100 AID 3:oa pm.
yhre osas7 esn te eft for checking Of baggage {:
Ro's Mo s1S ssnsrs PASSENGER A,a.
xhAkA THOMhoN. General Manager. noy29
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AUCTION SALES.
Tc-fi0RHOW.
FgNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucroneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
sNyENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
WEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust to me- Ga.ei March ~,
H. A. D. 1877. and duly recorded in Iiher No. siT,
foio l9 ct seq:. OF the land records for the
ct of Columbia and ct the request of the parties
cured thereby. win sell, at public auction in front of
the premises, en- THURSDAY. THE NINETEENTH
PAY OF JANUARY. AID. 1882, AZ 4 O'CLOCK P. M.
Washington District OF Columbia to wit: Parta OF Lots
numbered sixteen {16l. eighteen s), and nineteen
tl9,. in square numbered one hundred and twenty
seven t127). Beginning for the At point til
line OF north street sixty seven (67, feet eight 81
inches east of the northwest corner Of said square
and running thence east thirty feet four "a inches:
thence south to TIE line Of the al in said los
thence northwestery song the line Of sad alley the
dividing line between lots IL and 10 thence north aopg
sad ne to the rear e Of said lot 49, thence west along
the rear ne Of said lot 10 twenty 20 feet the. south
to southern line Of said lot 1G twenty COZ feet thence
west one % foot and four az iaches thence north ten
lire of said street and place Of beginnirg the parts of
said lots 10 and ID being the west six 90 feet front
street OF said lot 19 and te east twenty {2 feet
four "a inches front said street OF let IL. By the
depth thereof together with the improvements thereon
Terms MS The ndebtednsfs secured by said decd Of
twelve end Eighteen months for which the notes Of the
purchaser with interest at seven per cent per
from datf Of sale. and secured by deed of trust
property, viz he taken deposit of $3.50 will I've
qulred st tine II sale. All co:veysncng at purchasers
cost Tera 90 Ls complied with in days. other
wise the Trustee reserves the right to the property
at the rsk and cost of the defautng purchaser after
g7vEs I'VE days notice of such resale in
paper published in Washington DC
ja7-d&ds JOHN COUGHIIN. Trustee.
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Latest Capitol Notes.

In the House OF Representatives alter our report
In the first edition closed,
Tue dis 'usSon or the point OF order having pro-
cfe1ed for about an hour (5einy participated ia by
Mes'rs Robeson, Ortiz. Springer, and Holinan,,
WAS interrupted by a question Of order raised by
MT Bejford. " Colorado, that, by rule IA. no men,
Der Is permitted to speak more than once on the
same question until every member choosing to
speak Shall have spoken.
NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.
The following nominations were sent to the Sem
ate this afternoon: -Interfor-Daniel T. Boynton,
OF Tennessee, pension agent at Knox vile, Tenn
Frank H. Merrill, OF Cal, register OF land Office at
Susanvllle, Cal, and Gordon w. Meylert, receiver
or puDnc moneys at the same place: Melville j.
Sater OF kdn5as, register OF the land Office, and
henry N. Waters, receiver OF public moneys at
independence, Kansas. Nathan Webb OF Maine,
10 be district Judge OF the United States for the
district or Maine. Also, number OF postmaS-
tera
BILL CONCERNING LAND RECORDS Il THE DISTRICT.
Senator Rollins to-day Introduced a bill con-
corning land records OF the District which pro
vides that the recorder Of deeds shall give
$4,000 BOND, with good sureties, for the faitaful
performance of hts duties, said bond TO be ap-
proved by one OF The justices OF the District
Supreme Court and filed with the clerk OF that
court; and any person who concesves himself or
the recorder may obtain a certified copy OF this
bond, on which acton at law may be maintained
and Judgment for damages sustained. The bill
requires that all instruments or writing recorded
Ia the recorders Office shall be indexed in the
name OF the parties to said instruments in alpha
bHtical order; that general index OF all prop
erty described In the records Shali also be kept,
giving the SOU res and lots where the property Is
located, etc. The Clerk OF the Supreme Court OF
the District Is also required to keep an index of
aH causes, orders. DEGREES, ju igments, att sch-
mentS ana other acts o, the court, relating 10 or
affecting titles to land In the Dlstrict. Referred
to the District COminlttae.
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ANOTHER SPEECH BY GUITEAU.
LATEST FROM TIE CAPITOL.
THE STAR ROUTE CASES.
THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION, &c.
suitesAu's Characteristic Openin
SDeecyn AFTER n eces~.

speech AFTER Recess.
when the court re-conyened q few minutes after
O'Clock Guiteau at once addressed the court say
ing: 'Since there has been some talk hero on poll
| Tics desire TO say word on that subject There
ire some crank newspapers In this country. to wit
Sreeley's New York Tribune; to wit: MedIl's Chi
ago Tribune; to wit: Ha.Stead's Cincinnati Conf
lercid'; to wit: George Will nm Curtis, the man
niiliner The weather has been rather cool lateiy
iney had better go out ana lie under the trees and
SeG cooled on They had better join the Grant
pany and b. good republicans They are the Only
crdnkS In the country"
Mr. sCovu.LE THEN RESUMED
his argument. Referring to President Arthurs
deposition, he said that 1t was taken 1T his In
Stance, and should have ben rfturned to him. but
instead OF that 1t returned to the proSccut on
Mr., S"oviile having begun to tel the Jury what
Dr beard would have tod them. Mr. Davidge
..fOS' ana said the court should interpose its au-
saot.ty ana prevent such doings On the part OF
MIR. SSOvte.
Mr.. sCovILLE, ADMITTING THAT HR WAS WRONG.
held that the testimony of Mr. Blaine showed the
man 10 be either fool or a crazy man, and he
would leave the matter to the common sense of
the jury. The prosecution said the man was not
fool: then he must be insane
MI. Seovilie having paused moment, the pris-
oheT SAID, THAT gives Inc chance 10 say that
the New York court OF appeals yesterday decided
that our theory OF insanity is applicable to this
THE SECOND QUESTION OF LAW
which he desired TO discuss that if after ex-
amining all the evidence, the jury had a reason
able doubt as to the sanity OF this man on the 81
July, then they must acquit That was the law.
'That Is not the law" interrupted Mr.. Davidge
"The court will give the law" said the district
attorney.
Mr. Scovile insisted that that was substantially
the law as LAT down BY the court
AND the New York court OF appeals inter-
rupted the prisoner. ''takeS our View ut il, and
don't you forget 1t, Mr.. Prosecuting Officers"
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN COUNSEL.
Mr. Scoville said the Law would be laid down TO
the jury, and that would govern them; the court
would, he knew, Instruct them that IL they had
reason ble doubt
"As TO WHAT" interrupted Mr.. pavitge.
las to the ISSUE said MI Scoville; ''the only
Issue here is that o! insanity"
II think, Nj ScOvi,ie.' said Mr.. Dayiige "the
court VIII say II they have any doubt as 60 whether
he know the difference between ri rht and wrong
Mr. 5 ;ovilie said he did not understtn IL so; he
understood that the proposition as TO whether the
prisoner knew the difference between right and
wrong would be qualif ID SO TO t.ke la consider
atom the general mental condition of the M m
MI. Scoyllie occupied the remainder of the alter
noon IN discussing the testimony or various wit
neSSeS Tor the defence regarding various acts OF
the prisoner At different times ia mis- lie.
The court adjourned al sos Pun
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corresponding agents wanted at all points
70 whom liberal compensation will be paid
For further information write clearly. giving fun ad
dress Send Orders by Express or Registered Lette.
Money Order by mail, addressed ONLY to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
~ La SALE STREET. CHICAGO, ILL,
or J. P. HORBACH.
COS l4rH STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON.
The New York Office is Removed to Chicago
N.B.-Orders addressed to New Orleans will receive
prompt attention.
IRE 1arttcuar attention Of the public is called the
fdct nut the entire number Of the tickets NnatL
DTduiny is sold and conssdueatip all the 3rlzes m each
GrdtotaJ are sod ana draUa una PAID iali-w s4W
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WALL SlrcCl s1,0-lax

New YORK, January H-rha pDsrs dnan.,as
8 sani @ 30 pm editon says;-The Stock TX.
chfne In tl" nT1c IS o. United States bonds "a az
ief silce o. a la the esten lei g. Southern ststs
road bonds are AL per cent higher. The special
eaturc OF the $; lc IA arSet to-day has been Dem
tcr ana kto GrtndS, which has adv ncCd TO .3K
from - The trunk line stacks have been arm
nut less active N m or late, pending dsyc,opmcnts
about the ne-otl ton for settlement OF the war;
western Union Telegraph ana Texas and Pacific
have each been not ibly strong. Among the spe-
cialt eS Pullman Palace car stock has RANGED
between lao and tis, being lax. as we
reports about a consolidation with the wayneS
company Memphis and Charleston has ranged
between - and SsS. The coal stocks have bcen
only steady. The most active OF these have seen
Resdng at eoHasis: Pacific mail at one time was
write, AK. Oregon Nav CATION has aneeaSo i1
from 1885, and Illinois Central 20 1875 from I3tx
tor nc money m.Tt continues easy at is3 per cent
on uaited At It's bonds a,s per cent for time loanS
on stocks and $40 per cent Tor prime mercantile
center in important amounts The market for
ioreiSn exchange il duh.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. January Is.-rirxinia Ga deferred.
rsst due coupons. II: do. new ten iortes. 80 bid
a BlsLT III sannsry ls-cot;on steady
go DO. ini ssbs::oo city MUS D.. s sS,s sas
Rio S Ss ss'T. SS s'ps ss do ,i ts DO
southern quiet aid aeady; western his her-soutaern
REQ: 5iat AZ do amber. Is2xl 40. No l Maryland.
~ nd: No. western winter red s,sot seal -:
feaHr"sTy l4iael4s. March. Ls3s sal -; April
beiter-scutiern white 7if do yellow 69 20: western
mixed sg.t 6s asked; January, IS MD; February
tsatss: May. .St .14s; stesine-, CO hid Oats
steady sonthern. ooaa5. western white. 5iass: do
mixed. 5os5l: Pennsylvania. 5oa53. Rye, n,rinsi v
!ealoJ. Hay in moderate demsnd-prilne 10 choice
tte e and Maryland. lS GOAL sSc Provisions
and clear rib sides. packed. ~ and ss. Bsorn-
sio9iders BT; clear rib sides lo.. Hsns l2s,ai3S.
Lard ehned, ia; Butter firm choice western
lacSei. isst0: rcn. 2na2s. Eggs dun Is; lined
s non Petroleum nomnal-renned, 6ss. Coffee
duii-ito c2rgocr. ordinary 70 fair. sAa10. sugar
9niet-A soft. ~. Whisky easier. LII. Frciyhts u
Liverpool pcr steamer duh and eascr-ootton 3-lGa
I'd; nonr. Is I'D barrel; grain. la4d. ReceipK-
Gour. .S3' barrels. wheat 1914 bushels corn 99l
pushes: oats 3.3l5 busheis rye, none ShipmrDts-
wheat ,oeo bushels: corn. GOO bi.hcls. Sales-wheat
2al.6oo bushosl corn. A. 40 bushels.
Q THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Tue Following are the opening and closing prlcaD
OF Tie New lork Stock Market to-day as reporte0
by special Wire 20 IL Il DnIge go lhIh street.
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TOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
[" Telephonic connection,

DARE ATTRACTIONS
~ FOR TIE LADIES AT
CHR. kUPPERT'S
nos. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Now on hand magnificent stock Of and bea,lti-
~! etyles of Emhreid'rd SHIPPERS, SLIPPER CASES
CUSHIONS, TABLE COVERS, TIDES. WUISr
HOLDERS Of different designs.
Fancy Worsted Work and Knitted GOODS of every
description. complete outfit for Infants
MeftnS CLOAAS. Chill iren's Lace, Satin and Velvet
~ Ge1msntoyn andZepbyr WoRs1ED; German KNIT
TING YARN, al cOors, and al KINGS OF Embroidered
Materials on hand at the lowest market prices. n29
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SICK HEADACHE.
ITS CAUSE AND CURE.

Sick Headache is Of those terrible chronic disease
that has been overlooked by the edc. faculty. because
few people ever die directly from it, bet may suffer tire
agonies Of death tenfoid Sick Headache is rot e;end
cut on dsreptic stomach is generally supposed to
be the case but irritable state the nervous
system The headache begins hours before the stomach
becomes SICK and tie Of the stomach getting SICK
at all is from nervous sympathy transmitted from he
brain TO the stomach.
The real and first cause Of these headaches les sn
further back and Is to be found in poor aud mpo,er-
shed condition Of the fluid. and while in this oon-
dton there many local exciting causes for these
Headaches such rs fague oyerwork bright light hot
sun. going without the usual meal smulant. and va
rious other things may bring attack but all be-
csuee the nervous system is run down. Now for the
cure. 1t is DIR. BENSONS CELERY AND CHAMO-
MILE PILLS. which prepared expressly to and will
cure all nervous diseases.
Sold by all druggists. Price. SO cents box. Depot,
lo6 North Eutaw street. Baltimore. Nd By MAIL two
boxes for 81. six boxes for s.. so to any address,
DR. BENsON'S
NEW REMEDY AND FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. c. w. BENSON's SKIN CURE
IS WARRANTED TO CURE
MILK CRUST. ALL ROUGH SCALY EaUp-
TIONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP.
ScROFULA ULCERS. TENDER ITCH
INGS. AND PIMPLFS ON ALL PARTS
OF THE BODY.
1t makes the skin white. sof. ard smooth removes tan
and freckles. and is the BEST TOILET DRESSING IN
THE WORLD Eegantly put mp. two hotties in one
package consisting Of both informal and external treat
1nent.
All rstclass Druggists have it. Price. 81 per pack
age. s1i-5
r .oUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
All the drawings will hereafter be under the exclusive
snd s fHs Al a f Generals g. HEAURE
GRsSsPHH5Hh f. T!St ass
1q IsisR ho sS1fRHHSA BEA Ii 9ssa.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
INCORPORATED in 1868 twenty years by the Iess
@ IF oos and c ahos s
$3.50 -: uOo has since been added.
peeenePP :I e sss State Constitution adopted
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS WILL
IT NE tAhE s R'ihGE H oR PosFfoSEs
Look at the following distribution:
I HAkF TfckE a. r oSE b BSakks EACH
LIST OF PRIZES.
CaIata Prze $50, 900
Galitsi Prlze 10 900
capital Pzl2e 5000
IS Prizes Pr Of 5000
dU0 4r1zes OF 500 TO- 900
500 Prizes Ct $50. 10 600
Apprss h;@EsS4 H i. 5i !e5 200
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tfsfffsfED

DAvrS-RIDDLE. On Tuesday. January 18th, 1857
ut the Churrh OF the cen iol, by tae Right Rev.
William PinkHey, ID. D., KENNY r.. DAVIS and
HARRIE,. daughter of Hon. A. q. Riddle q
MATIINGLY-B BLAIR. AT the Cathedral on Tues
day, January 1Tt6 1892 by the Rev Fethor McIiuch.
IGN. H. MArFINGLY 70 SUSIE BLAIR, both Of St
Marys county. Md.
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f>HOMAs DOWNING. Auct,oneer.
SALE BY CATALOGUE
A SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS.
AT AUCTION
AT THE
ART SALESROOMS
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18TH AND H STREETS.
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY rwENTY.FoUR,
At O'Clock.
AND DAY FOLLOWING at and pm.
The collection is from Mr.. B. Harrison. Of Brooklyn
win 30 cold hi account without limit OF reserve
Among them will be found
CHOICE WORKS
By EMINENT MASTERS or EUROPE AND AMERICA
All Spiendidly Mounted in Heavy Gold Git Frames,
The Collection will ha Exhibition on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
JANUARY TWENTY-THREE AND TWENTY FOUR
jl77t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
CS$s SHE os6SFh r. faSETHESa rSo &sb
aesrea y s sa AFT cdas
Dtric Of Con1nbia sitting in faiity. passed on
cashsTae Isd ss spSss and
kiehard Fizmorris and others ere defendants, will
ST ssehi saifR Z 4 as g!fRHSS1
@ and estate Of ii The Dares to said f eaue
tb and to y the oaxng deserted tate situate in
Lot numbered one M in pa;erssn's recorded snbdiyi-
sion square numbered two hundred and six (20G)
Terms of SALE One third Of the purchase money to he
PAD in cash. within five days after day Of sale, Of
the balance of the purchase money to be paid in three
eaEs inatalnents in SIX twelve and eighteen months
chasers shall deliver to the tratees hs. her their
interest ct the rate Of six per cent Per annun
their option the purchaser purchasers may pay the
Whole amount in Cash Upon tao tica ton Of the sale
by the court and the of the whole of the pur-
chase money the trustees viii convey the said property
to the purchaser purCh het eOf Convey aiicng
and recording at pnrcaserscost If terms not
pied with in five days the property N be resod at risk
and cost of defautng purchaser.
CAMBRIDGE H. WEBB,
No. $50 as street. ,,.
FRANK Z. BROWNING. Z iroseees'
Columbia Law B,ii ding
ialT-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
14rH FEBRUARY. 1892
MONEY
OR MONEY REFUNDED

LOUISVILLE, KY. November TO- 1881
RESOLVED, That the Boar Of Commissioners consents
of the rawing Of the Willard Hotel lot
terry. until the l4th day Of February 1882 and that
they Will not consent to any further postponement of
the same.
ROBT. MALLORY Chairman
BY the above resolution this drawing must will be
ticket holders. ~
If enough tickets arc sod, before date fixed, the
drawing will lie had, and notice of wiz be given
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(,ti.fl.

GtEfl.
BOYLE: On January IL. 1882. I O'Clock 2. m.
ELLEN Il. BOYLE.
Funeral will tske place from her late residence 2le
M1Srnchusetts avenue nortawe-t tomorrow (1huo.
dayI nj oc-ock y. Friends and relatvys invited
t. attend.
GORDON. Az his residence Nc TO Thirteenth
street northwest JOIN GORDON. OF tho Post OtROo
Depar tlnent.
s'Iet po. " the day IL areaking
I am weary, bate worn.
But ,ictOrfous-and how glorious
B1eaks the bright eternal mora.
By Hu WIZ
Funeral services from Foundry n. 4. Church, a
specially invited TO attend without further notice.
GIILhoR. On January Il! 1882. Of consumptioab
ct the rcstdence & 1sorge ]: Hill 1000 Fourtssnlk
Of st. George. New Brunsw ek.
Funeral services a. the houte Thureday (Jenuary -
evening. ak $50 O'Clock Frends Of fhe Family IL.
ytted.
LEEcH o. Nedpssasx. J.n..y lsth lss2 2ss;H
Funeral WIN t.ke pasoe from Foundry Church = -
dseoisn .aa Troy. n. T.. f.per. pss... oopyI =
MAT1Ik0Lx On .cnd:y. ysnuaZ la leea .
ge-ton Of the iungA LUCY e.. daughter Of the a1s d
ward Mntknwly. -
Funsrsl an requiem msa a - RstprA C4urA -,
urday, January nsk ct 10 q a. Ramains . - Y.
Dooto !. Haes., for 3nternont. 1e1aGV0 - 49,
toapecefu1ly tnv1on0 - s11nnA
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VHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES = sssn SALE OF IMRRoyEp PROPERTY ON
AND TWENTY. sixth STREET NORTHWEs =
of Of @ snd y ans sfh
No "a: folio s.2 ct se9 one of the land sa
of the party secured HEREBY nndsrsned
pay OF JANUARY. 1881, at FOUR O'CLOCK. in
front OF the premises the following de cribed PROPERTY
yis All that part OF lot numbered six go in the sub
in the City. Of Washington. District aforesaid. and
bounded as follows; Beginning for the at point
on the north line Of north street fifteen feet nine
inches west Of the southeast Of said and
run thence rth ftyfoar (54) feet to Pennsy
Avenue to ntsrscsion the same seventeen feet three
thence easery with the line Of said avenue seventeen
then south by and with the west line Of 26th street
the southeast corner of said square, thence with
the north line Of north L street to the place Of bei
ming together with the imprOyements which consist OF
. twO-story frame dwelling.
Terms: one-third cash the residue In two equal pay
ments ut six anu Twelve months, with notes bearing in
at SIX Per cent per annum until paid and secured
Dy ed OF trust on the property sold, all cash.
the option of the purchaser. conveyancing nc. st
purchasers cost. $lOO deposit required at time Of
sale. -
1al4-dt0 MAYHEW { 4E0stocos
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THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION To-DAY.-The Sen
ate contingent fund investigating committee to
day had Mr.. Hooe OF the firm OF Hcoe Bros, before
them. and also Mr.. Ferguson, CLERK In the Treas
ury. MT Hooe Was questioned in regard to the
pufch use OF CARPETS from him and the pawn mt Of
the bills out OF the contingent fund Yesterday
afternoon j. A. Emerson, colOred, formerly Il clerk
IN the Treasury. was examined. He test fed that
he was sent south last summer by Secretary Sher-
man TO WORK up delegations in the latter'S interest
presidential can iidata: that he supported
Grant, and was al Scharged after the Chicago con-
veDt0n. Emerson WIS recalled this Afternoon,
and repeated his statements Of yesterday and re-
affirmed them.
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T EFT OVER.
so1 MARKET SPACE,

MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! $50. 600 TO
III ., loan IN sums to suit from ~ TO 8 per cent
HOUSE, 1877 TIN street northwest between O ana 81
streets. aAxEe ana liberal advances made upon Dia-
Clothing and Merchandise Of every 0escriptom TIA
dental. aSQss 19n,s-
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.UNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

II
TRU TEES SALE OF IMPROVED real. ESTATE
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GAY STREET BE-
TWEEN q, EEEE AND WASHINGT
STREETS, GEORGETOWN. DC.
By virtue of deed of trust dated on the 9th off,,
March, 1876, and recorded in iber 500, folio 1863 :5
OF tho land records for the District of Columbia
at The request OF the party secured VII sell public
auction. ID front Of the premises. MONDAY, JAN
GAkY TWENTY THIRD. 1882, AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
r. M all that lot ground in the City Of Georgetown,
one hndred and fertysix ago Bea rs addition to
the north side of Gay street. distant one hundred and
fifty lSOl feet east from WASHINGTON street and run
thence north eighty feet to alley feet wide then
east along satd alley thirty 800 feet thence south
t8 feet end then west thirty 900 feet to the
beginning with right Of o. said alley extending to
Greene street with improvements consisting Of two
offered in two parcels
Terms of sale: One third cash: balance in six
trnst on prSperty all cash don Of purchaser.
SlOO on each lot ct time of sale ConveyancEg at pur-
chasers cost. terms are not conn lied with in one
week, Trustees will resell at risk of defaung Durchas-
er. WILLIAM A. GORDON :,
jal1-d&ds WILLIAM D. CASSIN, ! 1rustees'
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