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Wall Street To-day.

STOCK EXCHANGE MARKETS VERY DULL
says The STOCK Exchange markets are ali yery
dull U. s. bonds are lower for the extended
IS, and otherwise unchanged. Southern state
bonds are down y ~ for Tennessees Railroad
bonds are strong, and Aa2 per cent higher with
the principal exception Wabash general mortgage
IS. which are down 2H to 80 The stock market
has been alternately strong and heavy, and the
YAK, the latter; as We write, however, the mar
ket Is dull and heavy. The strongest
OF the active stocks have been Michigan Central at
soy aSs7s; Lake Shore, 102,sal0S's; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western at 12iIa12aX, and
Texas and Pacific, 4la42 In the inactive list,
Manhattan railway had advanced from 52,. to Sc
"a. There is little or no news to AFFECT prices
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, May 9.-Virginia g. console 6fk:
new fort!ss is Bid to- :' 0o' coupons o' DO
l24. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat southern
lower; western lower and more active-southern red
sPiss July H.y August sss 3D.
mixed, spot and May: 81 asked June si&ssix: July.
g? Do mixed. Ssa6o; Pennsylvania ssssa Rye quiet let
and term
packed, l5as0: ron. 15a2s Eggs scarce. active and
quiet-Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair. sasa. sursr
9uiet-A soft. 90; copper refined dull. ls. Whisky
ehaRsed s7o barrels ees %Seas
bushels; corn; ~ sss bushels; oats. sos bushels
bushels. sales-whest $685. 765 bushels corn. 49, $50
ExchanreNons 1861 do short. 4ssH State ebf bonds
dull but steady Governments irregular Cotton quiet
NEW YORK. May s.-F1our unchanged and quiet.
Wheat quiet and hak cent better Corn fairly sctive
stronger, IL. 62H.
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A Dead Lock in District Affairs.
ONE OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF MAJOR TwINING's

ONE OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF MAJOR TwINING's
DEATH.
Some embarrassment has been caused at the
District Commissioners Office by verbal commu-
nicaton from the first controller OF the Treasury
communicated to them yesterday through Mr.
Walker, OF the controllers office, to the effect that
the last amount drawn by requisition OF the Dis
trict Commissioners from the Treasury prior to
Major Twinings death should be covered back
new engineer Commissioner is appointed and the
board OF Commissioners reorganZed.
The Commissioners and the District controller
regard the consequent condition OF affairs as
deadlock. and no accounts will be audited and no
check drawn until the verbal order given by Mr..
Walker is reversed by the controller or Mr.
Walker, and 1t is not probable that the President
will make any appointment until the return from
his excursion trip down the river, and in the mean
time public business will remain in Statu QUO
WHAT rs SAID AT THE TREASURY
At the Treasury STAR reporter learned that the
first controller, Judge Lawrence. has advised the
District Commissioners to turn the unexpended
balance OF the amount appropriated for the cur
rent quarter that remained unexpended up to the
death OF Major Twnfng, into the Treasury, and to
make no further expenditure until the vacancy
caused by the death OF Major Tw1ntng Is filled.
In the event OF any delay In the appointment, the
controller will consider the question as to
whether the two commissioners have authority to
disburse money, and he is OF the opinion that they
have. This action is taken to avoid confusion in
the accounts and keep the liability OF the Conn
miSSiOnerS unimpaired.
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I'd Edition.
Latest T6legpanS to The Star.
THE SCOVILLE FAMILY TROUBLES
The ScoviIle Habcas Corpus Case.

ne SCOSu1e htaOeaS corpus Case.
JOHN W. GUTTBAU's ANSWER.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The return denies that Mrs
Scoville is in custody of, restrained by John W.
Guiteau of her liberty, and says that he does not
know of her whereabouts, and therefore he could
not produce her in court.
AN AFFIDAVIT FROM MIR. scovHLE
MIR. Townsend then made an application to have
the return trayersed, and read an affidavit OF Mr.
Scoville In which the latter still declares himself
OF tie belief that his wife is in John W. Guiteaus
custody. He said he wrote and telegraphed to
John w. Guiteau here in regard to her, but
the latter would give him no Information.
Having noticed that she was to lecture here, he
came on from Chicago, hoping to find her. He
went 10 the AStOr hous e. and asked the clerk for
her, but John w. directed that Official not to per-
init him TO see his wife. A few minutes after
wards he met his wife and child the ST rect with
John w. Guteau. She said she was on her way to
lecture, and not to talk to her then, as 1t would
disturb her mind.
WHEN HE LAST SAW HER
He, however, obtained q promise from her to
meet him at the hotel after her lecture, and that
was the last time he saw her. He reiterates the
fact that since her brothers trial Mrs Scovie has
his wife lived happily for twenty-nine years until
the trial or Charles j. Guiteau. Had ft not been
TOT his devotion 10 her. he says, he would not have
lett his profession In Chicago and devoted so much
time without fee to defend her brother Her friends
and children in Chicago say that when she left
That city she was not in her proper mind. Friends
In Washington had spoken or her strange conduct
His anxiety regarding her and the child was un-
endurable, and he was simply trying ito find them
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The BELL Libel CaSe.

THE PRoPRIETORs OF THE SUNDAY CHRONICLE ON
TRIAL IN THE POLICE CoURT-rHB DEFENDANTS
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
The charge OF criminal libel brought by Alonzo
Bell, Assistant Secretary OF the Interior, against
Messrs. B. +. Hackman and Henry Reed, OF the
Sunday Chronicle newspaper company, charging
them with libeling him by publishing in their pa
per, the 3Oth OF last April, certain scandalous
and defamatOry article about him, was called in
the Police Court to-day. Hon. j. Amber Smith
OF the district attorneys ofdce, appeared for the
government
Mr.. BELLS TESTIMONY.
Mr.. Alonzo Bell the complainant was the first
witness called, and testified that he Is the only
Aionzo Bell who Is Assistant Secretary OF the
questions to alleged Illegal acts on the parts OF
ex-Secretary Schurz, the witness and other per.
sons The court ruled out all the questions.
courts rulings Judge Snen With a great deal Of
emphasis, told the counsel that II he was not
more careful in his remarks to the court, he (the
Mr.. Bell, continuing to testify, said some one
representing the Chronicle called on witness few
days previous to the publication OF this article
and solicited an advertisements which was not
Mr.. Henry Polkinl.orn, newsdealer. at No. ess
Louisiana avenue, testified that MessFz Hackman
ana Ss q the
the case; the defence Offering no testimony. Argu-
ments were then made on both sides
HELD FOE TEE GRAND JURY.
The court In disposing OF the case. said: lt was
question Of expediency a. TO whether the CON-
courts. and either way should not subject him 70
criticism. y % right that public cG1cess aAould
be held 70 strict account for their c0nduct but the
article complained OF went outside q the limits
isndanfs Tor the action q ne gTand juy, IN go
bonds each.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA Il co.'s

WEAVFR, KENGLA 4 CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP
Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT Is PURE. RrTNc
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS SUCH As
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY SILL
CATE. TO-. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES
IT IS SAFE. BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE Materials. VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOw (PREPARED BY OURSKLYEN
PALM AND COcOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR.
KET ARK MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMAIA
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE And HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME,
FOB SALE By GROCERS OENEHAIxY.
AND WHOLESALE At OFFICE
S1fl WATER 6TREET. GEORGETOWN D. q.
ORDKRe villa ALSO IN HR60YED FROM TN
TRADE BY FRANK HUME HARBOUR HAIL.
TON. =. r SHEA. Oh RY0N Z kARNsHAW. ms
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STEIGER 4 LIEBERMANN, Real Estate Brokers.
~ 141S New York avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLlNG HOUSE. No. 4O7 q STREET


NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the LIST day of ~
MAY. AD 1877, and recorded in Ilber No S5I fJ;i
Iono 50o one OF the Land Records the District LII
81 Columbia and by direction of the party secured
premises. on TUESDAY. THE SIXTEENTH nV az az
MAY, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, the following
described Real Estate situate in the city of Washing
ton in the District Of Colnmbia kn9wn part Of Lot
division of Of lot ~. in square numbered i've
hundred and eighteen (5lS,, beginning the south
the line Of north %" street eighteen s feet thence
thence enthusiastically to point the line OF
said lot eighty 900 feet and (1O) inches distant from
tie point OF beginning and thence south the point of
beEnninS, toxether with the improvements thereon.
eGual lnstamenfs of sx twelve and eighteen months
from day OF SALE Tor which purchasers notes. bearing
SIX per cent interest and secured properly viii be
taken. or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser A
deposit Of $l0O required at time of SALE II terms of sae
are not compiled with within five days from day Of sale
he property wiz be resold at risk and cost of default
Ing purchaser after five days notice in the Evening
Star newspaper. An conyevancpg at purchasers cost
FRANCIS A. LUTZ. JR., Trustee.
:. 1. CoLDWElll. Auct- ms lot
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THIS EVENING.
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

IvOLEY, AuctOneer.
AUG TON SALE OF FOkFEITED PLEDGES
will sell for f. Seinger ut 737 7th street northwest
COMMENCING SATURDAY. APRIL TWENTY NINTH
1882 This sale Will consist of Ladies and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches, Jeweiry. Clothing, Boots Shoes
Books. Guns, Reyolyers. Plated Ware. &C., &c. and
every lot hR been sold
Persons holding tickets the time which having ex-
PRED win please take notice. FOLEY Auctioneer.
I. SELINGER. Broker. a26- LIT
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
THE STEAMER LADY OF 4

Old VINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE EuuVU A
" TIE hest sch JUgTHy 0d etnnd 1gy2 s4CB
e 6 5as fe - e, - 9 80
egel q yUsI11 61S..l1 Il. @ q - 6Ssss9
e sEsss ssc.sse 81 Z 50 noEtkwsSG IL
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DROPOsALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
a1l,12&nn8.

livery ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.-A WONDER
IL Full 1NVENTION.-New Art embracing III kinds
OF drawing, acquired in one to three lessons. Outfits
required are furnished free Satisfaction no charge
on first lesson Call and examine drawings after ono
lesson. MCLEOD'S STUDIO,
Room Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
10th street northwest Take elevator. ma
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VTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK WAREHOUSE
Il ON FIRST STREET WEST, NEAR INDIANA


AVENUE.
BY virtue OF deed of trust recorded among the ga
land cords Of the District of Columbia III Liber a
No. 974 folo332, will offer for sale at auction in LII
front 81 the premises. on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH
the following described part of lot No. in square No
5l3 in this city, Vz:-Begnning at point on LIST
street west distant l16 feet south from the northeast
corner Of said lot and running thence west 100 feet
thence south 30 fee to alley thence east along the
TO the beginning Improved by brick warehouse).
Terms: One fourth cash, and the residue in three
equal instruments at g. 12 and 10 months with 6 Der
cent interest to be secured by the purchasers notes.
and deed of trust the property all cash at pur
chasers option. deposit of 500 at time OF SALE Con-
veyancing at purchasers cost.
REGINALD FENDALL. Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. mo die
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BISHOP WALSH TO MIR. GLADSTONE
The Convention at Harrisburg.
GENERAL CAUCUS TO BE HELD TOMORROW MoRl

HARRISBURG, May 9, 2:3O p. ma call has been
issued for general caucus OF delegates to be held
at am. tO-moi row, in the state library capital
building, but there will be other eau
cuseS between this time and tn en-
Members OF the Allegheny delegation charge
Magee with acting in bad faith for the purpose OF
ending Cameron's Rawle program against Brown
There Is great deal of bad feeling among the
regulars against the stating OF Wolfe, and the dis
content grows wider and deeper.
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The following nominations were sent 60 the
Senate to-day In addition 70 those In the nrst
edition:
Army Valentine McNaIiy, OF the District OF CO.
lumoia. 10 be ordnance storekeeper with
rank OF captain; Captain q. Hernst,
Capt John c. Bates, sOth Infantry, 20 be major sth
infantry; First Lieut. II. NJ Benson. TN infantry,
son, 9TH infantry. 20 be first lieutenant:
LIST Lieutenant John b Guthrie, 18Th infan.
try, TO be captain; I'd Lieutenant John n H.
Peshfne, 18th infantry, 10 be LIST lieutenant:
First Lieut. Vim. X Maize, 10th Infantry 20 be
captain; Second Lieut.. John G. Dent sOth In.
fantry, TO be first lieutenant
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The Dublin Crime.
ARREST OF CHARLES uoopr oy s,rsp,

ARREST OF CHARLES MOORE ON SUSPICION
man named Charles Moore was arrested at
Maynooth Monday evening, on suspicion OF being
concerned I'm the assassination OF Lord Cayendish
and Mr.. Burke. He had come from Dublin, and
when he was arrested he almost tainted He had
returned from America on Friday last He an
swers the description OF one OF the murderersA He
was brought To Dublin for Identification An
American who visited the scene OF the murder rec
ognlZeS the marks OF the footprints as of the pecu.
liar broad-toed boot commonly worn 10y Irish
Americans
REMARKS OF MR. GLADSTONE AND Mr.. PARNErI.
In the house OF commons Mr.. Gladstone arose
and with great emotion moved an adjournment
lie said the blackness OF the crime and the horror
III excited throughout the entire Kingdom were
unparalleled. As far the government were
concerned, said Mr. Gladstone, all previous ar
rangements must be recast Mr.. Gladstone stated
Chat ne would on Thursday ask the house for leave
10 introduce measure for the repression OF crime
In ireland, and believed he would be assisted from
all quarters OF the house. On an early day he
would Introduce measure dealing with the ques-
ton or arrears OF rent
MT. Parnell expressed the detestation OF all
lrlshmen for the crime, and said he believed that
IL was committed I'm order TO Illustrate his cause
he Old not deny that the government might be
compelled 10 take steps 10 restore order in Ireland
lie was OF the opinion that the crime was the
work OF those TO whom he had always been Cd.
posed. The house then adjourned until Thursday.
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BUILDING LOTS ON SECOND STREET AND ON
II 6 STREET NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY FlERNOON, MAY ELEV- 4a&
the premises, Lots 10. H. H. Is and IA. in squsre
49, fronting feet on I'd street and ITO feet
street NORTH rapidly improving and splendid oppor-
for ard investors street graded &C.
three years. notes to bear six cent interest payable
semi annually and to be secured by deed of trust
deposit OF 300 required each lot at time of SALE
Conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
mS-4t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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The Dublin Tragedy.

THE POLICE HOPEFUL OF CAPTURING THE ssAssrNs.
DUBLIN, May 9.-All the Dublin newspapers APP
pear In mourning. 1t is stated that the police are
hopeful OF capturing the assassins. They have
received evidence which will enable them to iden-
lily them. 1t is also said the car In which the v
escaped has been traced to LeXlip ten miles
northwest OF Dublin, where the men alighted to
procure liquor. The man Charles Moore, who was
arrested at MaynoOth last evening on suspicion OF
being one OF the aSSasSins has been brought to
Dublin. The evidence against MIN is weak.
BISHOP WALSH TO MR.. GLADSTONE
LONDON, ONT, May 9.-The following cable mes
sage from the Right Rev. John Walsh, Roman
Catholic bishop OF London, Ont, has been trans
United TO MI. GladStone:-To Right Hon. William
Gladstone, Premier, London, England: In the name
OF the Catholic bishops OF ontario, Canada, ex-
press our adherence OF the assassination of the
secretary and under secretary for ireland as un-
christian and unirsh. Our sympathy is with their
nicted families, and our hope is that the right
eOus cause OF Ireland may not suffer by this afro
c1ouS crime. (Slgned) John Walsh, Bishop OF Lon
don
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VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
LARGE IRON GRAY MARE. SIX YEARS OLD. 16
HANDS HIGH, WEIGHT ABOUT ], 100 POUNDS,
WELL BROKEN TO HARNESS.: SIDE BAR TOP
BUGGY. HARNESS, HALTER, AND BUSTER,
AT AUCTION.
The above outfit will be sold in front of my auction
rooms tn RSDAY, MAY ELEVENTH, at TWELVE
OCLOCh. MIST
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
V,HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

HNHUHAs DUWIINti. Auctoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on STREET
BETMEEN TWENTIETH A Nd TWENTY FIRST
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On J uESDAY. MAY NINTH, 1882, All SIXCtt.,
O'CLOCK viii eel, in front of the re,uises part *:
OF Iot D. IN sqlare No. III, fronting Is feet the
NORTH de OF street between 2oth snd 21st streets by
aeptn CT la feet with right Of way to 2Jfoot vide
alley, improved 10y frame dwelling.
eTlns; One third cash balance 81 twelve and eight
cen months With interest, securef by deed of trust
on the property Cynveyanci7g at cost of purchaser
nl3-d&d THUM A. DOWNING Auctioneer.
GALE OF FINE LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF l.
- STREET, BETWEEN CONNECTICUT AVENUE
AND EIGHTEENIH STREET NURTHWEaT.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY NINTH, ats.ery:
FIVE O'CLOCK, will sci, in front of the prentice
ises Sub Lot g. in square 16I. fronting 81 feet -
north side of street, with depth If about 100
feet alley, improved by old frame house. No. I743
l. street.
Terms One fourth cash balance SIX twelve eighteen
and twent four mon h. notes to bear six Ter
teret and to be secured by deed trust on premises
all cash. at option of purchaser. Conveyancin ana
recording at purchasers cost. deposit vi 500 re-
quired at sac.
m4-5t DUNCANSON BROS Accts
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DROPOSALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 1, 1887
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partnent UNTIL THURSDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF
JUNE. 1882. at TWELVE O'CLOCK M, for furnish
ing. In such quantities and at such times they may
be ordered, all the Post Office Envelopes required for
use during the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1885, of the
following classes viz:
Nos; toA. For Official Letters and Returns.
No. 8. For Returning Dead Letters.
No 8. For Registered Packages.
No. Z. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages,
No. g. For International Money Order Advices.
Bank forms of bids with samples and full spec:fica-
tons. will be furnished upon application to the Third
L. o. HOWE
m5-f&tu.St Postmaster General.
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$780, 900 SPRING AND SUMNER
CLOTHING,
TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST
At the Great
BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF CLOTHING.
AT 723 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
Between H.)
$50 Mems Spring Suits, from Sc to SIG.
$40 Boys Suits from 50. so to 80.
snd Boys 5e. aas
g s3ass Ssss ss 50 % 80,
FINEST Custom Made French Worsted Coats and Vest
B Bss F GSa sps s Vest & g. so andsl2
Blue and Black Goods, of ali description,
Enghsh Corduroy Suits. for Cunning. &C., $16 worth
Many OF our goods are equal to the finest custom
Cothing at less than half the cost The goods here
to be sold Many styles of Suits selling less than
Only 81 the SIC and s1s Chevot Suits left We
are s selling them ct So they great barssins
tents sniss II 81 81 $40 sl2 sl5 sIs and $50
MEMS. BOYS AND cH1LDRENs CLOTHING.
At Great Bargains at the Great
BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF CLOTHING.
1913 It'll street northwest bet. G and H sts
Look for the Red Signs and the Great Sale of Clothing
J. H. SMITH,
Formerly OF Oak Hall, Manager of the Boston and
New York Sale of Clothing. a29
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AUCTION SALES.
DoWLING, Auctioneer.


RECEIVERS SALE OF MATEsIAL FOR ASPHALT
By virtue of an order CT re supreme Court of the
stret OF Commits passed N equity cause No s4s
MAY kIGHrH 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, nj
ca s tsna es ssFd s9 ,y &C ses Of and
About 100 barre Of OIL I5S barrels and two watts of
i On ali pureha sd four os & d e s
purchase, greater than $500 one third in cash
satisfaction OF tie Receiver cash at the option of
the pure hasers
s29-dtds JAMES G. SpRIGG. Receiver.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
ItgpESDAl. MAJ SIXTEENTH. same hour. BY order
ExECuTOR's SALE OF UNIMPRovED LOr ON
lLSEyENIH STREET ROAD, ABOVE HOWARD
UNIVERSITY.
BY anthorit;- given me by the viii of the late1sH
Mary E. Csry. deceased win offer for sale atSs5*
DAY MAY FiTT T 1ssa AZ Six 70 ocGoCK p
sion of Mount Pleast1t This lot has frontage Of
90 eft the west side of It'll street road and Is $50
feet deep 1t sdjoins the property of Mrs. Harris. Sold
Terms: One-th:ri cash; ba' apce in six and twelve
n me. OF Al Cash at option; Conveyanc
of sale. ARTHUR A. DIRNEY,
WALTER E1se7s9r asfs c Ss' Aa ass ~
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LOT FRONTING
ktESESrh AND TwELrfh srkEErs NohTH
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIX-R
IIsir at l TIVE O'CLOCK in front of theS
onF 90 o soth side ano Of Penn
sylva!la avenue between nth and 18th streets and
Terms: One. hail cash ba!a nai in 6, 10 and 1s
mouths seeareby deed trust with interest at per
cent Deposit of s1co required when property is Sold
msd al" s THo $ j. FISHER CO.. Aucts
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following are the opening and closing Il, q
OF the New York stock Market to-day, as reporJe A
by special wire 70 ii. II. Dodge, $50 18th street;
RsH
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VTHos. J. FISHER l. CO..
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWEEN
TIETH STREET. BE TWEEN AND STREETS
NORTHUMBERLAND. 525.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of theE,
District Of Columbia, passed the 9Th day of July. ia
AID 1881. Equity ZIG. in which James H. Smith,
Is plaintiff and Daniel Brooks ct al. defendants the
UNDERSIGNED Trustee viii sell, ON FRIDAY, the NINE
IEENTH DAY OF MAY. 1882 at SIX O'CLOCK, in
IN square i22 having front So feet inches by
story brick with large back building containing about
twenty rooms, and now used 81 Church Orphanage.
Terms as prescribed by the decree One third of the
purchase money cash; the balance to be paid in siA
twelve and eighteen months with interest from day of
sale. or the purchaser the whole purchase
ney cash. The title to said real estate shall be retained
ney shall have been paid. All conyeyancnp at prlr-
chaser's cost. 5000 derost will be required when the
property is struck off. If the terms of sale
piled with in days after the day of SALE the
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defautug purchaser
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
nlydNdS 6I0 9th street northwest
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G BENSINGER Auctlcneer
De Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
938, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue

AUCTION SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES HAIR
IaTSSib &c.t EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and
0'OCLOCK. Special attention given to the sales Of
Heal Estate and Personal property Liberal Advance
on all consignments. Ital6l s.. RENSINGER xmct