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THOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE
RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS PROPERTY. No.
III Tr ON N3K KT Hr! SIDE OF E., STREET, BIZ
MORIHWEST, KNOWN AS MOUNT VERNON
PLACE, OPPOSITE THE PARK; ALSO, va
On THURSDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH. 1882, atHse.a
SIX O'CLOCK F. NJ, in front of the premises Ike:
shall hs sell the west "a feet inches Of lot in square
to an alley improved by threestory brick front
resldence with all modern improvements, the lower
story being adapted for business purposes and lately
used as a drug store.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER the above we will cell lot
TO- IN san square and adjoining the above property
on the alley by depth Of II feet 9 inches suitable for
The above property is sold to divide an estate It Ia
finely located in pleasant portion Of the city opposite
q beautiful park and should command the Attention of
capitalists or parties In search Of comfortable home
Terms: One-third cash; residue In four equal pay
ments at one two three and four years, with notes
Oea tra ere ana secured by deed
option All conyeyancing at purchasers cost. A de-
post Of 500 will be required the residence and $25
On the vacant Lot at time Of sale and terms Of sale be
property may be sold ct the purchasers rsk and cost
m10-eO&de
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VIIRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON K
IL SIRLET. IMIkQxED WITH FRAME HOUSE,

Il.
BY TIrtse OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
Distric. of Columbia, PASSED in equity No fsj
800, d. 81 vii sell at Tubic auction in front ca
Of the premises, ON SATURDAY. the TWENTY SEY-
ENTH DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1852. atFOUk O'CLOCK
NJ al the right title and interest of the parties to
said cause in and ~ Part of Lot in square 3fl
city of Washington, DC, beginning for point
on north side of street 81 feet inches west from
southeast corner of said square. thence west along
street "a feet. thence nOrtheasry by straight line
point IN soath lire Of Massachusetts, avenue distant
% feet west from northeast of said square thence
soutfeastery by aud with the line Of said avenue Is
feet ~ inches and thence south IS feet inches the
beginning.
Terms: One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months with interest from day of SALE all cash at
purCnascr's option
ANDREW Il. DUVALI. Trustee,
4o2 Louisiana avenue northwest.
j. L COlsDWEI.L. AuctioEeer. mi2-eod
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vrHos. j. FISHER & CO.. auctioneers.
CHANCEKY sATEOP CITY PROP,

II.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
pistrlet o. columbia. passed the 18th day Ci 80
guii iSt. IN Equity No. :, 10 Of Susan ~ -
Il Brrche 1t al aasinEt America g. Pe(lricx TIE
uhdersSnesI. appointed by said decree Trustee for
YnTit~c, vi srh a. pubic aJcton, to the highest
bIdje.. OI the premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. on
the JWESTY- FIFTH DAY or MAY 1882 lot mum
beieJ inetsen Q9l. in square numbered 1--WE hundred
and ssxtyaine (569l. fronting thirty (3c) feet on
street rfhWest. between lat and I'd streets with
der III e 100 teet to 2OfOOt alley the same being
vacant lot
Terms of s5le- One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash III hand. and TIE -ca1e il three Cuual payu,ent-
credits Of xix twelve eight months res,ect
lively with interest and the purchaser VIII be required
TO give hs ties therefor. and the by deed
OF trust On the said property. epsi of ten
of the purchase will BE- required the day of
sac snd the purchaser VIII be ret,urai colpy With
the terms o. sale within ten DAYS thereafter in default
OF eth tie Trustee the right resell the
risk aud of the def lutng purchaser. Ali convey
aDcing at the ccstOf the purchaser.
mll-dSds G.. G. COLE, Trustee.
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THIS EVENING.

lCOLEY, Auctoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
commencing SATURDAY. APRIL TWENTY NINTH
1852 This sale Will consist of Ladies and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewelry. Clothing, Boots Shoes,
Books. Guns. ReyOlvers, Plated Ware, &C.. &c. and
Will continue EVENINGS. at SEVEN O'CLOCK, until
every lot has been sold.
Persons holding tickets, the time which having ex-
pred. will please take notice. FOLEY Auctioneer
L. SEIAlNOER. Bloker a26-17t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAMS
r T. CoLDwELL. Real Estate Aactionoer.

PUBLIC SALE OF THREE VALUABLE BRICK
HOt SE~ ON FUER-bNr-A- II tIF STREET, 81
TNFEN q AND ID SOUTH. BEING NOS. $40
3I2 AND Jl4.
. Nev VII sell for the owners on WEDNESDAY. &;
tine SEfthTtENTH or MAJ, 1872. on the prem ~.
1fes. al FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ t1Gse three nest two -
story brlcS Stores srid Dwei- with their L. t.
strt 90 -sIute Leirz Nos 3lO 3l2 and 3l4. ba
IroiIss On street OF about II feet - feet Is feet
TeSIUCtiscly with depth % lDf feet tn pubic paved
alley, 16 fest wide and lyiite with The ho,.ses
VIII DC snld ssparaty. and free from circumference
war rent .id for tn whole year, and taxes to LIST day
OF May Tide perfect.
Terms One-half cash, and ha ancc in tv Give
or "a cash. oYtfo Of purchaser. Deferred la yeuts
TO be scred nOtes and Of trust II the
sold deposit of 600 each piece of properly will be
required at the sale. -
Fer further information apTiy tn
JANIS FULLERTON,
49i oHi-iara avenue, TO
b. Ii. WAIVER,
MIN, ", sS.t9Slb 916 street northwest.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOT ON
1ISEEENiH STREET ROAD, ABOVE HOWARD
UNIVERSITY.

By authority given me by the will of the latesZa$
Mary 4. Cary deceased. will offer for sale atFSS&
Ray d =, NAY 7! FIFTEENTH: 1882 AT SIX O'CLOCK P.
division of Mount Pleasant This lot has frontage of
30 feet the west side of 7 street road and is $50
feet deep 1t adjons the property OF Mrs. Harris Sold
clear of all encumbrances ~
Terms: One-third cash balance in six and twelve
months. al cash. at purchasers option. CONVEYANCE
ing and recording at purchasers $50 down at time
of sale. ARTHUR A. BIRNEY ~ ~
Executor of Mary f. Cary 33O AZ street
WALTER b WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts. m9-dEds
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ARREsTEp.-The commissioner OF the land ofice
to-day received a dispatch from Omaha, from
at that place who had printed the fraudulent land
certlncates. They were printed at Canton, Da-
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BIDS FOR CAR FAsTENERs.-A Treasury commit
tee, consisting OF MessrS Henry c. johnson, N &
Hin and Z. o. Graves, to-day opened bids for car
fasteners for goods In bond. Among the bidders
were Charles Pelham, w. ID. Colt, T. Il Cation q
Co. and ID. A. Towles, OF this District The COM
mittee VIII be in session for several days
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HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TWO STORl
" FRAME BUSINESS AND DWELLING HOUSE
CORNER AND NINTH STREETS SOUTH

. By virtue Of decree Of tho Supreme Court Of -
ne isfTtct o. Colnmha passed on the nth day Of
public auction front Of the premises the following
real estate In the City Of Washington. District Of Co
p DAY OF NAY. 1882 s FIVE O'CLOCK 2. n: Lots
hook and Metcah. These lots ars improved 81 two
story double frame house. nsed = dweItng and hgs
It % good business stand.
Ter ms Of Gale: One third Of The purchase money
men e Of one and two pears Tor which TIE notes OF the
"a I'm gi fe s 81 49, g pser Ssnc m see d.y
cle ca g; TIE trgstes win fse.in n9 e s EEccsEy
cha . monsy paid e mn dePd1t 0 800 mus .
ns q @ eeA ht pM q dU q mlA Terms q a6ls
vih bersacM q al a d3s1ifins p1acSssG; cocy1S.
'aaas saa 's6 Bs 81 $50 S b! 8 sbj1S de r..s
IT. coEONx1xs Aass,anssrs 81 IL
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YSHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWEN-
T1kTH STREET, BETWEEN AND r 0TREETN

TIkTH STREET, BETWEEN AND u 6TREETN
NORTHWESTERN. 625.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of fhA
District Of Columbia passed on the 9Th day Of July
4 p: ISL, Equity 3lS. IN which James =. Smith
YHdss1e AN TFu 1s IN se @ TkIRAY
froot Of The premses tho foloHing property: Lot 8
n square ia, having front Of 50 fee& inches BY
story brch with largo back building. containing about
twenty rooma and now nssd = Church Orph.nsee.
guscnass m1nsX es,n; @s hssSncs g g PEA e o.
lA or the Rurcneeee may pay tbe whole puchase mo-
ney ceeh The ttle 70 aid nal esie eha be retained
1ey shaa have been paid;. AZ coaveysnclpe g p9r-
Rded VI 3 ssvea dals 60. dag q - - Ifpe-
- reseEsS 3e ri9ne e I'll - peopety = To uak
-s.a.s. I'm. No.
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The GEORGIA GovERNoRsm Representative

The GEORGIA representative
speer, OF Georgia, has sent a dispatch 70 ex-Rep-
resentative FELTON,, at Atlanta, saying: 81 hope
the committee OF Independent democrats who
meet Tomorrow Will recommend Mr.. stephens as
the peoples can didate for governor. i know posi-
lively ne VIII not reject such Recommendation.
ana that II elected he viii be the governor OF all
the people, without regard TO party. He VIII be
controlled by no ring
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MARRlRn

PARKER-BROWN. Sunday March H. 1882 by
Rev: Father q. w Divine of Baltimore, Md. JOHN
ID Boz PARKERs Of CulpepPer, Va. and MARY Z.
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District Government Affatrs.

Engineer Commissioner Lydecker appeared at
and entered upon his new duties. He will prOba-
bly, be found most OF the time in the room occupied
by Lieut. HOxie. He will probably return to Chi
cago tomorrow, to settle up bis affairs there and
will return to take permanent charge OF his duties
here after his at Chicago Shall have been
designated. Possibly he may not return until the
list OF June.
The Commissioners propose to ask Congress TO
80 amend the law relating to the reconstruction Of
the Jefferson school building as to extend the
time for completing it to November list instead OF
September 1st This is found to be necessary
owing TO the great amount OF work to be done.
NEW PAYMENTS TO BIZ LAID.
The Commissioners have made an order that
the engineer department advertise for proposals
for laying pavements as follows: Asphalt pave
ments on c, between Sd and Az streets northwest
and 10th street, between Scott circle and street
northwest; granite block pavementS on C, between
LIST and Sd northeast: 3D. street, between and ID
northeast; c. between I'd and Sd streets northwest;
LIST street, from MaSsach uSettS avenue to street
northwest; list street, from DefreeS to 1 street
to X street northwest 29th street, from M to
street, Georgetown; for grading and regulating
South Capitol street from N street to Eastern
branch.
General Conference C.. M. e. Church.
THE PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY
The session Of the c. Nj. E. Conference was re-
sumed this morning at Israel church. After devo-
tional exercises, which were conducted by Rev.
j. w. Bell, Bishop Lane took the chair Rev. Syl-
vester Dibrels, OF North Carolina, was Introduced
10 Iue conference.
THE COMMITTEE ON BOUNDS
reported In favor OF creating a new confer
ence, to include the states Of New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Delaware Ohio and New York. The re-
port also favored the change of lines of various
conferences, and it gave rise to considerable dis
cusSi0n. 1t was decided to organize a conference
in the Indian Territory.
Bishop Miles stated that 1t would be necessary
for the conference to meet at night in order to
conclude its business ana adjourn by the end OF
the present week.
ADMINISTRATION OF THE BISHOPS.
The report OF the COMMITTEES on the adminIstra-
ton OF the bishops was OF a commendatory char
acter but the bishops objected to it the ground
that the approval was made in general terms and
did not go into details. After discussion, the re-
port was recommitted. The committee on ittne-
rancy made report After routine business, the
conference adjourned
FINDERS OF MUTuATKD GREENBACKs.-Judge
Lawrence, first controller OF the currency, has
decided that the finder OF mutilated greenback is
not entitled to have the note redeemed, and that
the United States Treasurer should not return IL to
him, but should hold it subject to the right OF the
proper owner, if any shall appear; IL not that it
should be subject to the control OF Congress.
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Hon. c. c. Washburn, ex-member OF Congress-
and ex-governor OF Wisconsin, died at Eureka
springs, Ark, yesterday afternoon, Of paralysis
and Brights disease
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY. -....................Ma is, 1SS2.
I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The star.
The Case Of Cen. n. W. Cvr,,.

NEW YORK, May l5.-Gen. Newton Martin Cur.
tbs, who has been indicted by the United States
grand jury for having violated United States law
by collecting money from holders, which was
used for political purposes, the defendant at the
the Treasury, appears in the criminal branch OF
the U. S. circuit court to-day, Judge Benedict pre-
siding. His counsel handed up plea in which
the General says that the facts set out In the In
dlctment are not sufficient In law, and that he is
not bound by law to answer them, wherefore for
want OF sufficient Indictment he Draws tudg-
ment. and that the Indictment may be dismissed
His counsel stated that they had filed a general
demurrer TO the ind ctment, and argued that there
was no authority In law for the Indictment
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BrickIayers strike at Wilmington

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 15.-Most of the brick
layers and bod carriers employed by four VIII
mfngton builders, about f1fty workmen in all,
struck for higher wages this morning. and are
striving to make the strike general The brick
hod carriers 81 per day. an advance OF from 50 TO
IS cents
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THOMAs BOWLING. Lucuoneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE COLLECTION OF
PICTURES; SEVERAL CHOICE OIL PAINT
INGS; NUMEROUS ORIGINAL SKETCHES IN
OIL BY RESIDENT ARTISTS AND OTHERS; A
FEW BEAUTIFUL ENdRAyINGS, ETCHINGS,
PHOTOGRAPHERS, &C.. 30,
10 be sold at auction ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS. NAY EIGHTEENTH and NINE
TEENTH, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, ct my
salesrooms. llth street and Pennsyyana ave.
nue.. Special attention is invited to this sale. Pictures
ASST THOMAS DOWTING Auct
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ADMINISTRATION OF THE BrsBops
THE PRESIDENT to-day signed the tariff commits.
sion bill.

AN ALLEGED INDIAN GRIEyANCE.-Two Indians
from the Indian Territory had conference to-day
with Secretary Teller. They complain through
DR.. Bland, who was with Them that Commissioner
Price refused to see them although they were here
two months and, therefore, they sought the Secre-
the commissioner is hostile to them and
has introduced bill taking away
their lands and giving them to
the Arapahoes and Cheyennes ana that the only
reason for doing this is because the OF the CON-
missioner is connected with the Texas Pacific rail-
road company, and that road favors the latter In
dams having the land. DR.. Bland further states
that the bill will not pass and that the Secretary
will grant OF her land to these Indians. The In
dian office, however, on the other hand, deny that
the Commissioner refused an Interview with
these Indians and that the only reason
they have been here so long is be-
cause they don't know what they want
1t is also denied that the Commissioner had any
thing to do with the bill now before Congress
Acting Commissioner Stevens was present at the
conference to-day and presented the other SIDE
The Indians belong to the Caddo and Achitua
tribes
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AUCTION SALES.
1O-A.t,fxfS.pN.
SVALTEh b. WILLIAMS Co. Auctsoneera.

~ ~, I" N0'' 3'uo''on'e'"-
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR MADE FUR
I!iIH. BEUSSELS. INGRAM AND OTHER
CA PITS Al AUCTION
Ga TUESDAY. MAY SIXTEENTH 1882 eommenc-
It Tn O'CLOCK 4. :. sc shat SCI 8. the re. i
lt zee OF lazy declining housekeeping. 1923 street
D"EtnEest, suTericr collection Hcusa.l sd Fees.
VI: Two tFau;'t Frame Par.nr SuIes uI h. sterett
raw sik i!.sl Daii;i-, AIRY tist,rse,y Carved
Marble top Center Table, W2tt and Git Tables, Easy
Chars, BOJEet ias-ss 10 Frame irror sI,d ack
ct, heavy NiD.io~ al n=ings III ii K; Lace Cur
tans. Wainut "ardroite. har,i ;n: Chamber Suite.
Free c ii e t;s, i2t u der ign. uaa Chamber Hite,
itl French Dresser; Nanht Hal Rack Library Table
EaS .k: :yie lses owing Chairs. Freci CcIches.
uI'E SGsret n blh. mat frames: Bed
steals. walnut reDch pr%-tr separate from suite
Hal III iiusk taattresses. bris-es Fall snI Sair
CsrTet Brussels t:rrSin and ether tir thru,syi-
out hcTe. in sple.aid cDditiCu Heating Stoves etc
Tbs es5r we. E1 tGrltr, Ct TIE cGi.e>t styles
and best iiIasbp have tbs ale an cpiors;iity
rarely crc.cd. " ALTER B. NILIIAMSx CO.,
ml0-d A;.ctone, RS.
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AUCTION SALES.
TI1HoMAs BOWLING. Ancuonser.

SENnOMAo DOWLlNC, AuCu0uSer.
HE ENTIRE eoNTENTs OF THE OLD EsTAp-
bEfMEEN NNf haa H fS y1aS sTEEE f
STAIRS I EMBRACING VERY MASSIVE Wal
Lar LEas sKEEN FEET LoN M1Fh P f
K NsnSF 8 & SisIS
M HST sWEH kENisAyiNNss H2uNaE LAGE
BOARD CAkp TAsIss 800 IVORY d 81 sdRs
kEFkIGERATOR, WALNUT LIBRARY TABLE,
P MEANqI TIME MT MAsNHEiTAYN nj PkySsEs cA6
Glossary TO MENTION, ATAUCTION
Oh, On TUESDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH. AT ELEVEN
mis- THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9th and D streets northwest
REGULAR TUESDAYS SALE OF FURNITURE &C..
r ~ WHICH NIL Is BE FoSsR wALNUT AND
faBLEs DESKS. wooD CHAIRS Sa tAkfRTs
So sfov M!r GRock xkhkgEa ae OF orHh GOODS
INVOICE TrswARE, An SejspApenEs, COFFEE
BOILERS, ALL SIZES; BUCKETS, WA ER
1BS 4SLst HE Bo G3aRhH M ASR
PALS &C., AT AUCTION.
Hh and NAV in 5EGpt &
FINE ExIESs1oN IN ToP p6p opnSSE CAR
On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY SIXTEENTH.
rooms 9th and streets, ,n katension Leather Top
firm. winch took the Premium at the c. nsennia Very
good Order b wiz g had but little use.
1t DUNCAESoN BROS, Aucts.
FE'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
Buse1Es. CARRIAGES ZION, aSD WAGONS AT AUG
TOMORROW tTUEsRAAY; "A NAY Az: SIXTEENTH. at
Terms cash. 1t
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THE CONDITION or Mr.. DEFREEs remains sub :
stantialIy unchanged to-day.
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THE WASHINGTON STOCK RICH ANaR &C It's semi.
annual meeting to-day elected the following
Officers: Geo H B. White, president: A T. Rate
Ing committee. d: w. Middleton. George II. B.
White and e. G. Glover
DEPUTY MARSHAL ARREsrEp.-To-day about
noon. Judge Wyhe, OF the Criminal Court issued
warrant Tor the arrest OF Stillwell Russell, II.
8 deputy marshal for the district OF Texas on the
charge OF ning false and fraudulent vouchers with
his accounts This was placed IN the hands OF the
marshal, and about one O'Clock Russell was ar
rested at the corner OF 18th and streets and
taken 70 the marshals ONCE, where he soon after.
IngersolL The hearing was fixed for O'Clock this
afternoon.
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STEAMERS. &c.

F1yHE STEAMER s.MATTANOn LEAVES 7rH
THHRsDAY. at seven O'Clock Am., for Potomsc river
Iandmgs stopping at landings In Nonlini Tuesdays
days Chapel Point and Brs nrs Wharf sundays down
and wednesdays up" and MattawomAn Creek ON
SUNDAYS down" and Mondays up" returning 70
Washington every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Fo- information apply to
g. T. JONES. Aren't
my26 9TH street wharf
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COMMISSIONERS TO THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL
ASSEMBL Y.-Rev. A. w. Pitzer, d. D., and Mr.. j. L.
Enderle, OF the Central Presbyterian church, OF
this city ed and streets northwest, will leave
here to morrow for Atlanta, Ga, to attend the
general ass emily OF the Presbyterian church to
which they are commissioners representing the
PreSbytery OF the Chesapeake.
THE ITALIAN UNI0N.-At the annual meeting OF
the Society Uni0nee Fratellanxa Italiana held last
night. the following Officers were elected Marco
Laurent, president; Carlo G Columbus vice prest-
Dent; G. Sfmonetu, corresponding secretary; @.
Porcella, financial secretary Dominica Cristofani,
treasurer; Angelo Ghiseili, vice treasurer; Felce
Cr1stofani, Frank Sannlippo, p. Demazo. trus-
tees; g Desio, A. Pavarinl A. Casaleggi. v. Clio
vanetu, permanent commission; G. p: Rano. frst
marshal; + CheNni, second; l. Sein1 G. Riani,
banner bearers: G. Brizzolara, standard bearer: D.
Doyincenzo. d00Tkeeper.
Brizoaro an Italian scissors grinder In this city
committed suicide Sunday BY jumping from the
9fta ter In the haitimore city prison @ the CORR
trial tor the murder q his wife on March eth.
After committing the murder he shot himself, but
recovoeo6 BT1xxoloEO had gone 70 Baltimore froQ
this CITY, whefe he had followed his calling . .
ociDog8 grinder foe eoglo Wee3x 9TlUolalo wno
not . member o an ltA11aA ooc1olR n thlB ctU, -
stated ~ to BA1tlmpee pApegL but Va Known
heee b @n31eD yo1lGentA 1he t1roe Uff4e chll6ren
eene1e0 c.p1a0 " ~ eeera1e 81 haSe -
d. . e1Ssek 5 S,;snsss
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r HARLEs W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker.

LAECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREE SOUTHWEST,
IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF SAINT
DOMINIC'S CHURCH,
The undersigned Executors will sell by virtue ofSStX
the power contained in thewill Of Mary Master&
SON. by ubc auction. on the premises on MON-..A-
O'CLOCK P NJ. Lots numbered GU two and go three,
IN square 65) four hundred and sixty ive in the city
OF washington. Each lot has frontage of twenty
three feet eight inches 9th street southwest running
back with width hundred and twenty feet
to public alley fifteen feet wide.
The terms are: One third of the purchase money on
each lot cash on the day of SALE and the balance six
and twelve nonths with interest at six per per an
mum. to be secured on the property sold all cash. at
on each lot is required when the property struck
OIL. Conveyancing at purchasers cost
FRANCIS M. JARBOE,
THOMAS GALLIGAN,
Executors OF Mary Ann Masterson, deceased.
ma eo&ds j. L. COLDWEII. Auct.
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STEIGER & LIEBERiANN Real Estate Brokers'
- li18 New York avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICE
DNkLLING HOUSE. No. 407 G. STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
PNtLLING HOUSE No. 401 G. STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated the 1st day of
May, A ID. 1877, and recorded i'll LIbcr No $751; s::5
foo 3s one OF the Land iecords for the District sA
OF Columbia, and by direction the party secured
thereby VIII sen at pubic auction. in front of the
premises, II TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF
MAY, 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following
descriit Real Estate situate in the city of Washing
ton III the District of Columbia. known part of Lot
numbered thirty four tSil. in Halls recorded sub
division of Part of lot Cd, in square numbered five
hundred and eighteen t5lS beginning at the south
eastern corner said lot and thence along
the liEe Of north g. street eliteen (S) feet thence
north nine four 9 feet; thence east (10) feet
thence sute3S tary - Point the eastern line of
saidlot eighty 500 feet and (0 inches distant from
the cnt OF b9Eiig and thence south to the point of
beg1Zn1ng to-ether witt the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-ttird cash, and the balance in
equi install nents of six, twelve, and eighteen his
from day of for which purchasers notes bearing
SIX er cent interest ard secured the property viii
taken or al cash at the option of the purchaser A
deposit Of eco required 1T time of sale If sale
are not complied wth within five days from day
the property will be resold at rick and of default
lnE rurch after FIVE days notice in the Evening
Stir newspaper. All conveyancng at purchasers cost
FRANCIS A. LUTZ, JR., Trustee
j. l. COLDWEI4L Auct. nl5-l0t