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Telerranhic Rrfefs,

Patrick OHarra, well-to-do farmer, residing In
Fairfield, Conn.,, was fatally shot this morning by
young man named Christopher Logan, who was
discharged from Mr.. OHarra's employ last fall
The residence and store OF Joseph Leiger, post
master at Antonio, Jefferson county, NO., was
Hired by an 1ncend1ary last night, and as Lelger
was leaving the burning building he was shot dead
by some one concealed In shed.
The writ OF habeas corpus. which had been
pending for some time In the Philadelphia court OF
quarter sessions, in the matter of Joseph Brump-
ton, the English forger, was this morning with
drawn.
George L. Gates, baggagemaster on an express
train from worcester, Mass, was, this morning,
thrown from the open door OF his car as the train
was passing curve near Whitinsvtlle, Mass, and
xii led.
murderer, will not live to be executed.
The stages bound both east and west on the
e. Paso, Texas, line, were robbed yesterday about
GO miles from San Antonio, by two men, who are
supposed to have escaped from the Bandera jail o
few days ago.
Arthur Wright. q years Of age, and Charles E.
Hale, aged 20, OF Medheld. Mass, were drowned In
BuckmiDSter pond, West Dedham, Mass on
Thursday afternoon by the overturning OF boat
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Latest TGleglanS to The Star.
Coal Miners, Convention.
THEY CONSIDER REDUCTION OF WAGES UNFl

THEY CoNStDER REDUCTION OF WAGES UNFAIR.
PTTTsBURG, Pa, March H.-The railroad coal
miners'convention has concluded Its work. During
the session q resolution was passed TO the effect
that as rents and supplies OF all kinds had ad-
vanced In price, the miners considered a reduction
or wages unfair. The president was in
structed to send to the several pits OF the
Pittsburg district several resolutions for action
thereon. These resolutions were, that I'm
consideration OF there being no reduction from
four cents per buShel for mining, the miners agree
not to strike for more than four cents, nor for a
change in tue present system OF screening or
weighing coal, nor for change in the present
method OF paying wages, until the average for
mining in the Kanawha, Hooking, Tuscarawas and
Mahonlng Valleys, is more than ninety cents per
ton, as at present computed in those districts;
that this must be ratified by two thirds or tl< PITS
that the votes this shall be counted on Ap IL Is
and If declared carried by the president the reSo-
lutlons shall be submitted TO the employees
A convention OF Ohio miners is to be called to
meet at Columbus to elect state officers and de-
mand pay on the Pittsburg plan. An executive
committee lis to be appointed to uphold the four
cent rate.
The ACCESSIBILITY OF central protective fund was
suggested Each miner to contribute q cents q
month to It.
A greeting was telegraphed to the striking Mary
land miners
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~ Ninth and d streets northwest.

II Ninth aud d streets northwest
VERY DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. BE.
ING NO. 607 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
TWO-STORY FRAME AND BRICK BASEMENT
NO. 1928 q STREET NORTHWEST TWO
STORY FRAME; AND NO. 518 THIR1EENTH
BACK BUILDING BRItK. ALL 10 De SOLD
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. FIFTH nav or
AlRIL. A. D.: 1882, in front OF the premise 10 Az
Mn NINTH III SIREET N2RI4MEsT. I.n ssil. at FIVE
4os fronting 20 feet Il inches with depth Of GO Il
.S pp Ta !. EfHa a AFTEkNo0S SIXTH DAY 6F
pTs,sss No ,. ,sss g street ncshwss part lot
fess np 70 by stwe,s.osy frame dseilIng
O'CLOCK NJ IN iront of the prsE,ise, No. SIS lstI
ifrosng ~ fee. inches with dsrsa q To- feet 10
Al the above property = e e sod 70 close estate
Years: notes 10 lear SIX cent interest r to he So
option purcases dspoat q $io r 81 sss o =,
esea paece sod e sin,e q sale Convey and 70
With In seven days. otherwise the property in efant
Will be rc-1d af risk and cot Of dc1aulknx prchsser
after tye days public n sctne neWsperce
1aso-dSds IS s- B e. hAkSRR, Attorney Il r.et
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Real estate men, as rule, speak very hopefully
OF the season which is just opening, and expect
that the active demand for good building property
that characterized last season will be continued
Last year the activity among real estate men and
builders was almost unprecedented, though 1t was
checked somewhat by the general depression In
business that attended the illness of President
GARFIELD. Already the real estate dealers report
Transactions, which indicate an. active season.
There is some doubt expressed by builders as to
whether this year can compete with last i'm the
amount OF money expended in building In conse-
Quence OF the advance In wages demanded in all
the building trades, and the rise In the prices of
material These conditions seem TO affect chiefly
the building OF expensive residences, in whose con-
Struction the advance OF about 20 per cent In
wages and material makes a considerable differ
ence. There appears, however, TO have been no
noticeable check given TO the erection OF smaller
or cheaper houses. Builders generally look for
ward to q fair season
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Mr.. McMillar reported to the Senate from the
District committee, this afternoon, the bill TO In
corporate the Garfield Memorial hospital. with
amendment
EDUCATION AND WHISKY.
The Senate committee on education ana labor
to-day heard arguments by Mr.. Powell, OF New
York, secretary OF the National Temperance Soci.
ETY., and Mrs. Foster, OF the Woman Christian TEN
bill to aid public schools by means derived
from the tax on whisky. The drift Of theiI
argument was that they regarded the liquor
traffic as an evil 70 be abated, and
they hope 60 abolish It before a great
while, and they object to having the school de-
pend for its support 70 any revenue that Is may
be OF transient character. Mrs. Pollock also de-
hvered an address and argument, In favor OF the
establishment OF q national kind sryarten school
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DIED.
Balm. Entered into rest. Friday March Oath 1854
at An, MARGARET, beloved wife Of Vim. v. Balm,
in the fifty frs. year of her age.
HAIL. In Washington. ID. C., on Friday March
3lst, 1882. at 1870 a. m. JEANETTE b., wife OF c.
l. ball. aged thirty years. ten months and ten days e
JOHNSON. Departed this iife on March 2sth 1851
ate3o .. m the beloved wife of John Thos. Johnson
Moses.
When the soft dews Of kindly sleep
My wearied eyelids gently steep,
BE my last thought how sweet to rest
Forever on my Sayi0ar's breast.
LUCIA AND ErrrE
Funeral viii take place from St Luke's r. r. church
corier 10Th and Samson streets, Sunday, April ID
at $50 O'Clock IN Relatives aud friends respect
fully invited. Ms
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
viii leave her wharf foot of 9th street every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. m, touch
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Firstc3ees Fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
class Fare 70 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
Frsclaee Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout 50
Secondciass Fare 70 Pney Point and Point Lookout -
Returning leaves Norfolk TUESDAyS THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, ut four O'Clock pm
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and Z. G. KNIGHT will resun,e their
sAIukBAH at four o'cioch ,. M. and eeorEssC.a
apply to agent IS Water street. Gcorgetown.
Tickets and staterooms can be secured q geper.
ofiice, 61S 18th street. National Metropolitan Bank
Buding b. q. Ticket office. 1881 Penn ylyanis ave-
oc22 ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
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TEE CABINET meeting was stin in session at 8
O'Clock The Chinese bin was under consideration

LII. HoxIE has returned from New York, where
he has been several days to attend a board meet
ing consisting OF Gen. Benham, president with
Generals Tower, Abbott and Comstock, convened
for the purpose OF examining officers OF the engi-
neer corps who were the list for promotion. Be-
fore leaving he was informed verbally that he had
passed successful exanlnation for the promotion
TO captsincy. The f1,lai report OF the board
viii be made to the adjutant OF the army some
time hence. 1t Hoxie's time OF active service IN
the service has been twenty-one years.
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NEW YORK, March 31.-The inquest touching
the death OF Philip s. Van Rensselaer,, who was
killed In New York by the discharge Of pistol
held In his own hands in the Hotel Brunswick on
the I'D inst, was held today The deputy coroner
testified that from the examination OF the body he
concluded that the shooting was accidental The
jury found that he came to his death from the
accidental discharge Of pistol, caused by its
careless handling.
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An Insane Asylum Scandal.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 31.-EliZette NJ
Grant, who was for time an inmate Of DR.. Alfred
Station, Delaware county, and who was recently
brought to Kirkbrlde's, and thence to the resi-
dence or her uncle, John A. McAlliSter, No. ia
North 21St street, died this morning. Her uncle
has made affidavit before Coroner JanGey that her
death resulted from maltreatment at livingstone
institution, and warrant has been issued for his
arrest
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CATALOGUE SALE

FASHIONABLE AND SUPERIOR FURNITU RE,
OF THE VERY BEST MAKE.
CONSIGNED By ONE OF THE BEST MANUFAC-
TURERs. AND FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE
PUBLIC THE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE
MONDAY. APRIL THIRD,
COMMENCING AT TEN-TH1RTY O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT MASONIC TEMPLE, NORTHWEST CORNER
NINTH AND STREETS.
MAGNIFICENT TENNESSEE MARBLE-TOP
CHAMBER SUITE. EXQUIsITELY CARVED
MOST FASHIONABLE DESIGN. WITH
FRENCH DRESSER. BEyELED-EDGE PLATE
GLASS. EXTRA SIZE. DEEMED BY
CONNO1SsEURS RARE SPECIMEN OF CARY
ING. MANUFACTURED AT A COST OF 5000;
HANDSOME CHAMBER SUITE, FRENCH
PLATE GLASS. HEAVILY CARVED AND VERY
EXPENSIVE; TEN WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES. THE RESULT OF THE MOST PER-
FEET WORKMANSHIP. UNIQUE IN DESIGN;
ELEGANT PARLOR SUITE, BEAUTIFULLY
UPHOLSTERED IN OLD GOLD AND OLIVE
PLUcH TRIMMINGS, SURPRISING ANYTHING
or THE KIND EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC
SALE; EBONY AND GILT FRAME PARLOR
SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN RAW SILK:
WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES. BEAUTI-
FULLY UPHOLSTERED. IN STYLISH AND
DESIRABLE COLORS; VERY LARGE AND
HANDSOME HALL RACK. WITH LARGE
FRENCH PLATE GLASS, TENNESSEE MARBLE
BASE, MANUFACTURED AT A COST OF $500;
HANDSOME AND ELABORATELY CARVED
BOUfFET, EXTRA SIZE. FRENCH PLATE
GLASS. BEVELED EDGE; WALNUT BOOK
CASES. NICkEL PLATED HANDLES: LADIES'
WRITING DESKS: WALNUT SECRETARY AND
BOOKCASE COMBINED: WALNUT WARD
ROBES; PILLAR EXTENSION TABLES;
WALNUT DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, UPHOI.-
STIRRED IN LEATHER: TENNESSEE AND
ITALIAN MARBLE-TOP TABLES; FOLDING
AND EASY CHAIRS; ELEGANT WALNUT AND
GILT MANTEL MIRROR, FRENCH PLATE
GLASS; CLOTH COVERED LIBRARY TABLES;
EBONY AND GILT ROCKERS; WALNUT AND
GILT SCREEN; FRENCH COUCH: WALNUT
FRAME LOUNGES. UPHOLSTERED WITH
STYLISH GOODS: HANDSOME CHIFFINIERS
WITH SHAVING STAND COMBINED; LADIES'
WRITING DESK, BEAUTIFULLY INLAID AND
HIGHLY POLISHED; WICKER TABLE; FINE
HAIR MATTRESSES: BLACK WALNUT BED
STEAD. SINGLE; HANDSOME OAK CHAMBER
SUITE; FRENCH PLATE GLASS DRESSER
WASHSTAND TO MATCH; WALNUT ARM
CHAIRS. UPHOLSTERED IN RAW SILK; "a
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS, RANGING IN SIZE
Okla AND l4X26 FEET SQUARE.
We must cay that this sale, as will be noticed en-
sold at public auction in the District The Parlor and
Chamber Furniture is particularly remarkable for
9n1qneness OF design. excellence OF workmanship and
durabihty. hch parties viii find examination to be
In perfect ORDER and those in search of Furniture of
superior crafty their tastes by giving
this sale thsir attention.
Catalogues can be obtained at the auction rooms
corner 10th and streets northwest Saturday previous
to sale.
man ID 4 M
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The COurfs.


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Dowd agt Acker; argued and sub
mitted.
CIRCUIT CoURf-Judge MdcArfhmr.
Yesterday. Young agt Manhattan Life Insurance
Company; verdict Tor the plaintiff for s504 IS ana
interest from October Is, 1879. Beveridge agt
Purdy; Judgment on terms Wfilett agt Phillip;
estate: defendant admits amount cue. Dodge ust
OF Johnson, agt Birch ct al on trial
EQUIrY COURf-.Judoe H0oyaey.
Yesterday, Gonzagn College agt Carr: George r.
Hamilton appointed trustee to convey Ufricl
agt UiT1ch: &25 per month aiimony ordered paid
winfield agt Winfield; amended decree appoint
Ing John r. Thompson sole trustee. Simmons AIT.
Cugna; leave to withdraw deed from f1les OF the
court.
CRIMINAL CoCRr-Jadge Wrlfe.
Yesterday, HenTv c. Bull, unlicensed CONNER
c1al agent; yerdftt guilty. Henry Brown, assault
70 Kill; jury Disagree and are discharged. Henry
Hoetn, assault TO Kill; verdict OF not guilty. An
drew White. larceny; found guilty and sentenced
70 Auburn for thnee years.
POLICE CoUKr-1udoe Sneu
To-day, Mary E Dyson, loud and boisterous: IS
OF 10 days. Mary Simms, vagrancy; 80 days. Frank
Line forfeited collateral Richard Dent and Henry
q. Potter, falling TO exhibit light on building
material on the street at night; Potter was dis
missed, and Dent gave his personal bonds to not
repeat the offence. Dennis Long, loud and bo,s
terou6: . Or IS dAya. Vim. Carter. disor1e93y c0y-
6uct; - or - dayA James Lee. colore{l carving
ApistOl in the county: 80 or 90 days Daniel Eay.
lqr forfefted collateral Edward Archer. WaIePr
DavJa IDA Greenland Mary Alexandeg. yacTancy:
o0nQ6 - - GAYS eec1 II WuTkh00oa
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VyRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVE
MuEs EETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR-

By virtue OF deed Of trust to the undersigned.
Liber No. 1884, folio D. ct seq. OF the land records
the DISTRICT OF Columbia and st the written request
ton In front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, April,
FOURTH. A. d.. 1882. ut FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
following rea estt viz All that Of Lot CO., in
square 2s6. in the city Of Washington, beginnng at
nnf on the north side of New York avenue 81 feet
cry from tho southwestern Of said square and
running THENCE eastsry With said avenue Is feet thence
noyheriy and at right angles with said avenue 81 feet
inches thence nothery IS feet inches thence west.
CRY with szid avenue IL feet and thence south
improvements thereon. " -
Terms Of sac: One third cash fof which 500 nr,et be
a ~ the saie and ta.ance in three equal nsiznents
,s sx Twelve sna slgsssn months from day Of sale
are not complied with In I'VE days the property win IS
resoad st the rsk and cost Of the defsnig purssor
on ave aass notce IN the Evening Star. ConveyaDcing
MAHIyON ASHFORD, -.
ROBERT @. FOX, Irueee.
!. !. CoLDWEI1. AuctioneGE. m2kdkds
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THE STRIKE SENSATION 7,
Twelve Hundred Immigrants.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 31.-The steamship
Montreal, which arrived at the dock at noon to-
day. brought nearly 200 immigrants in the steer
age. This is said to be the largest number of i'm
migrants that ever arrived at this port In single
day. Most OF them hail from Germany but few
came from Norway and Sweden. They are bound
for the west, and will leave on west-bound train
at midnight
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An Execution I'm virginia.

CHATHAM, PITTS COUNTY, VA, March
31.-Doc Wright, colored, was hung here at IL rs
O'Clock this morning for the murder or Coleman
Arthur. white, on February 5th. 1881. He walked
10 the galtoWs. situated about $50 yards from the
jail. the Danvtlie GrayS acted as i guard.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auct..


wA 4SRT GHAAnEEs sg1TH PAEIoR FgRN-
BB30HKsHH!EIL "a FANCY GHAIRs.. EXTEN.
PAINTED BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS AND
WASSHH !Ss TA. BEDDING, HAIR AND HUsK
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, HEAT.
ING STOVES, FINE ASSORTMENT OF CUT
ELEGANT E FEENGH CHINA, DINNER. TEA
AND BREAKFAST SERVICE, NUMBERING
2ls PIECES; 4s PIECES OF IMPORTED CHINA
AND BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED. KITCHEN
UTENSILS, MISCELLANEOUS, BOOKS. &c.
On TUESDAY, APRIL FOURTH, commencing at
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall sell at residence No.
tnre which is well worthy the attention of buyers.
m30d WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co. Aucts
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The Gu M bcrsamd Miners.

BALTIMORE, March 51-A conference OF miners
and officers of coal companies was held In this city
yesterday: but no result was reached other than
that no other miners will be employed in the Cum
berland mines for a period OF sixty days.
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WiScOnsin LepisIaturc

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, March 3l.-The legislature
Will adjourn sine die to-day, making the length OF
the session 80 days. The number OF bills passed
Is BIO The total amount Of tue state appropriations
is 1915, 253 a.
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BALTIMORE, March 31.-Virginia 6A deferred
l3 DO. conso;s. 6Ss: do second series. So do. past
due COUPONS SIN: do new ten forties 341 bid to-day
70 4 March Sl.Cotton
western snper 6oa4 75; do. extra. 5.00a6 90: do.
6.0oa7 so: do Bio brands, 7.60a725; Baltimore hish
Grade family. 800; do. winter wheat patent 8. Is.
dechne and Closed rmsotern red Pssai 81 ead az.
amber, 143a1. 48: No. western winter. spot 1854
.S5N; April. S5,fai s5as May, 1.37sl.37k June
:31sl. 3A5 July ii2sssi 1885, Corn. southern firm
May. 78Jaa79 June, 78a7S1i; August f8tato fIatts
higher and stronv-HOuthaxn, 65ac8 western whse go
SS: Do mixed SASS PENNSYLVANIA. s5a5S. Rye quiet
snd Maryiaaa is.oo.isoo. Prasislens rm With
nleats-ehosder and clear lib sides racied 1s.sIosS
beoon- shoulder g: clesr rib SIDES. Il Hama Is
packed. lsa!e: roll. assse Eggs iirm H. fetroisnn
cargces ordinary % fsr aal0 sne.r ARM soft ~.
copper refined quiet and easier. 1877. Whisky iirna
nonr g. psr ssarsP sr vssn a.
hour l35 barFels; wheat II. 272 bushels: corn IS SOS
hnsiiels; cats. $50 bushek: rye 90 bssheis Shin
ments-yheaf. g, 9gl busheis; corn H. IA bushels
NEW YORK. March si.-Ssoeks dull and irresuIsr
Money. 9. Exchange-long. 4E5k; short, l69. State
nonas gensraiy unchanged Governments unchanged.
New YORK. March s1.-T.our ann snd quies.
l6:eaHsl5:7s Lard strug. Ii. IS. s4''' 100 'a11a
LONDON. March ~. 1870 p.m--ConsnEs. lol sic
az a ias ma s wson4
s9se elseces ceftdcates A9x, Erie 50: Do. seconds
1esding. az onfa1o ana NsuisEas 81 -.
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CAPTURED IN STARLE.-Eiward Archer, Walter
Davis, Ida Green, and Mary Alexander colored,
WIRE charged in the Police Court this morning
with being Migrants. Policeman Bailey stated
that he received a complaint from a lady on 18th
street about trampS occupying her stable at night
and about O'Clock this morning witness found the
prisoners asleep on pile OF hay In the stable.
They were sent 10 the farm for 10 days each.
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A Burglar Killed.

EAsTON, Pa, March 3l.--An unknown man was
Killed by the cars at Portland, Pa, this morning.
He had kit OF burglar tools including powder
and fuse.
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AUCTION SALES.
fCHoMAs BOWLING. Ancuonecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIV
PROVED PROPERTY ON MYRTLE STREET.
SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEN FIRST AND NORTH

ss5E eF I IN SyKp hss HNE
s ss3iIo slRF 81 hE EEfSEEs riEsf zsp North
DAB BY urine Of eea e trust besring date the log.
o AZ 81 land records IF se bsre aes
un5s and ct decree of the Supreme Gog gd Of the
q sabsttniins ths understood Trustee under saia
SsfsR M e g'; u fs
T. Giberts subdivision Of square numbered si1 hun
h1S s add 49, II the city x pf
paratey.
In cash. and the residue in three equal insalments
abe SIX, twelve snd eighteen months after sale, with
se on % eacS
d sa no By sops at with ap
from the day Of sale the Trustee the right to
I " s
nsnsPaaHss published HtSRY Of Msan Ts
~ Southeast corner 9th and D streets northwest.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES, yEwELRY. SILVER AND
UNREDE EA1E D p MAba g.; AZ AUCTION.
On b ps
5fs
O'CLOCK M, unless the interest is paid before that
&c ifs sse ss ss
s' AN0 fA'e9 PH Hill ~ wsS AZ Broker.
insist 1417 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
'R61ssTEREs's, , SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il On STREET, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed February 20th 1882
In equity cause No 500, docket % wherein Albert
Winfield is complainant and Elizabsth Winfield and
Others are defendants and Of an amended decree
signed Trustee will sell At public auction IN front Of
the premises on WEDNESDAY,, THE TWELFTH
D DA9 o 0E APRIL hD lssa at HAhF;PAsT FIVE
situate p. the City Of Washng9p District Ct Columbia
corded subdiyison Of lots in sdnare two hundred and
ninety seven t29. beginning at the southeast corner of
said lot thence north ninety {6) feet thence west
twenty six 26) feet: thence south ninety 96 feet
and thence east twenty six f26 feet to the beginning
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money
cash. the balance in equal payments in six and twelve
such day. and to be secured by deed of trust the
property sold deposit Of $50 will be required the
day OF fale Unless the terms of sale ed with
will be resod after ten days advertisement the risk
ana cost OF the defaultns purchaser All conveyancng
at purchasers cost,
JOHN. B. THOMPSON, Trustee,
- sos d street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucttoneers m31-d&ds
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
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AIfsfIe Girl Kuved

JERSEY City. NJ. March 3l.-vera Alsace, seven
years Old, residing in West Hoboxen, while play
ing with loaded rife belonging to her brother
dental discharge OF the weapon. The BAH entered
tAPchild's face and passed out at the back OF the
h6ad
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QUEBEC, March 31.-Tne protracted severity OF
the present season is shown by the fact that the
ship BOyne, which wintered In the Ice at Gron-
dimes, arrived here on the first OF April last year.
Now the river is closed in With solid ice bridge
which will, in all probability, last for some weeks
to come
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following are the opening and closing D. no a
OF the New York stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire 70 III. Ii. Dodge. sss 18Th street;
TIM
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Old World News.

HOME RULERS VOTE WITH THE MAJORITY.
LONDON, March 3l.-PatTick j. Smyth member
for Tipperary, and IA moderate home rulers, voted
with the majority in the division IN the house last
hight
SPINNING MILLS TO BE CLOSED.
majority OF the Oldham spinning cOmpanie5
have agreed TO close their mills for q week at
Easter.
THE STRIKE SENSATION IN SPAIN
BARCELONA, March 31.-AlmoSt all the ShonS
and the manufactures here are now closed. Dur
Ing the disorders, cries OF Long live the federal
republic" were raised
MADRID, March 31.-The news or the POPULAR
demonstration at Barcelona, causes a profound
sensation here
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SIC NEE'S SALE
At auction. on the FIRST DAY OF APRIL. 1882 at
fOUh O'CLOCK j. 81. {unless sold privately on the
premises Water street GEORGETOWN. be, Eight Ice
Wagons, One Cart, Three Horses Harness aud Tools
being the property Of the late Washington and George
town Ice Company JOHN LEETCH, Assignee,
NIL, 70. 20. 2S&31 THOS. BOWLING Auct.
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