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The daily gazette., 1882-05-13
HENRY L. RAYMOND & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,

NUS. AND d FINE STREET, N. Y,
Buy and sell for investment, and carry on
moderate margin all securities dealt in on
the New York Stock Exchange. First
class privileges at favorable rates. Parties
distantly located from Wall street
wishing to invest sums ranging
from $50 to 81 1000, are invited to
write for us for particulars. Complete
Financial Report mailed free. Small orders
executed at current rates. Refer to Bankers,
Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange, Officials
of New York Central Railroad Co., and
prominent Manufacturing and Mercantile
Business Houses. References and terms
mailed on application. s
The daily gazette., 1882-05-13
A rEMPrRANCE LECTURE.
Kined by Barrel of Ale Failing Upon
Him.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch 70 the Gazette.l
ELIZABETH, N. j., May 12.-James
McManus, aged 50 years, unmarried, was
instantly killed last night in Despie's saloon
by barrel Of ale which he was putting into
the cellar falling on him and breaking his
neck.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-13
r. L. RUSSELL.
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HENRY L. RAYMOND. ALoNzo DEwEEsE.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-13
All the Local

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03

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WI" NVin' '"'s' iOiN' i'''u' wheat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03


BALTIMORE, June 2.-Cotton qtiet; middling i2i6c.
Flour quiet and steady Howard street and West
superfne, 90 254 TO- do extra - Dos 49, do fam
lily, 000dG7G City Mills superfine. 81 b0di "a; do
extra t5 COZ 80 Rio brands, 81 2507 "a; Baltimore
high grade family, ss 90 do winter wheat, patent IS 49,
Whent-Southern qu'c Western opened firm and
closed dull; Southern rod 81 3ji ~ do amber, 81 10
al ~ No. Maryland, 81 42x asked; No. Western
winter red, spot s5spi $50; June, q 37s@i ass;
July, u 22si6Di 22; August u lsd1 1875; September,
81 1s@i 1875. Corn-Southern dull and easy; West.
ern opened higher and active dosing easier; South
crn white 9oG99c; do yellow, e3@sic: Western
mixed, spot, Sic bid June, Si@s,,c July, siS@S17c;
August, s,ac hid. Oats duh and lower Southern, 500
COO; Western white, 6O@C2c do mixed. 59GGoc; Penn
sylyanla. 69dG0c Rye dull so9Sc; Hay du Il prime
10 choice Pennsylvania aud Maryland, si7 U0dts co.
Provisions irm meas pork, go O1n2l CO. bulk meats
shoulders and cienrrib sides packed oA1t2Gc; bacon
shoulders 10 G. cear-rib stes, 13sc. hams l5sf0n
lGc; lard, refined 2A Butter dull; Western packed.
l5dlSc. creamery, N0o2lc. Eggs firm NJ 2l6p2lc.
Sohee stca y. 2o carlne', ordinary 70 fair. Sag9,c
Sugar quiet; a 500, gfonpN. Whisky dull NJ 81 20
| @i9l. Reccipts-Fiour, .S5i barrels: wheat ESi2
bushels corn, l2ig bushels; oats, 100 bushels rye
none Shipments-Wheat, es3i5 bushels; corn. $50
bushels. saleswheat SO5,GOj bushels; corn. 2oj27j
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Mr.. Ro' ert Portner will leave, with members Of
his family, for Europe ON the 18th.
The Alexandria Light Infantry will charter O
train for the Baltimore trip on the 2lst.
water main is being laid from the corner of
Lee and franklin streets to the ship-yard
Laborers are being engaged to do ditching work
OH the Washington and Western Railroad. No
arrangements have as yet, so far as known, been
made for the extension of the road to Berryville.
DIR. NJ. NJ. Lewis has performed in a most sue.
ccssul manner the difficult operation of removing
from among the sinews of the neck OF q lady from
one of the upper counties several glandular
tumors, some of them of considerable size,
The funeral of Mr.. Stephen B. Wibert took place
yesterday from his late residence, in Arlington,
Alexandria County, and was largely attended,
many of the teachers and pupils of the public
schools. of which the deceased was superintend-
cnt. being present.
Work has been commenced on the new ship
yard in earnest and it is thought that II will not
be long now before the keel OF the vessel TO be
luilt at the new yard will be laid. II is said by
many that the point selected for the new yard
would be an excellent place for dry dock.
At the called meeting the board of directors OF
the Alexandria Fair Association there were only
two members present-AlHyor Beckham and Mr..
j. ii. ID. SmOot-and no business could be trans
acted The meeting was for the purpose of con-
siderng the designations of the president and Sec
Rotary Of the association.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Smallpox has disappeared from staunton.
During last month Petersburg exported in bond
46l, 470 pounds of manufactured tobacco.
Forty thousand dollars are to DO expended In
improving the Soldiers Home at Hampton.
Mr.. Noah EARLY, living near Fort Defiance re-
Gently had nearly his entire flock of sheep killed
by dogs.
There is some talk OF new paper at Abingdon,
TO be devoted to agriculture and the material in
terests of Southwestern Virginia.
Senator J. w. Johnston will make Richmond his
home AFTER the 18th of March next. He has al
ready purchased residence there.
Travellers visiting Waynesboro, will now have to
take their bottle with them or go thirsty. II is "A
"dry town." the voters having declared against
license by majority Of 100.
The Central Virginia Iron Company has resolved
to build furnaces and commence operations OH a
very exclusive scale at the Ryeryille mines. in
Amherst County, several miles below Lynchburg.
The company is composed of number Of Penn.
sylvania, New York, and Virginia capitalists, and
an immense amount of money has already been
expended in developing the property.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03

NEW YoRK, June 2-Flour-Southern steady and
quiet common to fair extra, g CoaoG 65 good to
choice do. 90 5Ol6s Is Corn opened ,s@lAc higher
and strong, subsequently aier, and lost most OF
the decline closing dull OF about inside rates. bush
ness largely speculative; ungrOded, 7s@pSc; No. @
June, 7g,sGs)c July, S0@sil.c. Oats Js@lc higher;
aud more active closing weaker No. 3, 5ssc. Coffee
dull and rather weak. Sugar hrmer and better de-
mand; centrifugal, s1sA6oS 516c Cuba, 1907 5-1Gc;
fair 70 good reclining 5i66D@17Ec refined stronger.
with better inquiry; yellow &, 7Is7Sc; white eXtra
G, s,s8sSc; yellow do, s6Dsl5c; yellow, 74971Sc OF
A. sAagc: mould a, o. CfOs6c; standard A. Ma nc;
confectionery A. gls, cut loaf l0is; crushed, 0ls e;
powdered, lOaGlOi;c; granulated, 91ic cubes, 1850
lOAc Molasses-Foreign dull and weak: grocery
grades steady and demand fair. Rice fjrly active
and steady Pork ioG9l5c per barrel higher, closing
strong trade qu let; old mess spot, Sl9 25; mess
go 0lD2025 july $40 9Dp2000 August $50 Is. Mlddles
firm and very quet long clear. 1ySc Lard about &c
prime steam, spot, ell IS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
NJ EIINVNTT LII, ~ u. T, n.
A. IOPF, Genl Pivss Agent.
IL.
UNIIE GREAT

J. - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
pouhLE TRACK sPiE Esd $50 ScE EIMtSr.
,nn,r-., ~ EFFi3Cr MAY H. lSsS = Il ''i'Nf'
TRAINS LEAyE WASHINGTON, rom Station.
rSurs md he West Ghcase Sd Expres.
Of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars at 0Sj u. m,
from Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati. Western Express
1 ;HO pm. daily, with Palace Cars to Pttsburg aud
Cincinnati r Mil Express, $50 p. daily for PITTS.
BXLTIMoRE AM, POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR Chhandagun, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, $50
p m. DAILY except Saturday, with Palace Cars 10
For WILLIAMS port, Lock Haven, and Elmra nt os,
For New York and the East 500 n. m 1899 n. M.
i;@l Az; aS %S0 and lGsOp nj on SUNDAY, go 05i
Tor cars, $3.50 ~ M. daily, except sunday.
For brooklyn n. r., all through trains connect ut
jersey CITY with boats OF Brooklyn Annex afford
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding double
ierrihEe across Now York CITY.
and oo D. my on ~ SUNDAY ~ Go 5o ahS 9 lI 49,
Limited Express 03O II. m. daily, except sunday
For baltimore GiO 500 &s0 lOiS0a. and 1880 400.
$50 M, i:2l GO, 1880 O5O aud 1920 D. M WV
For Pope,s Creek Line. GlJ H. NJ aud iAop M daily,
For annapolis, GiO a. M. and $40 p M daily except
ALEXHNDRIA AND FREDERICKsnuRGR RAIL-
, MAf AMP n % AkfhNANDRlA AND WASHING
For Alexandria $780, 100 900. HOO and Il;25 a. M
40 800 G2O, 500 and l:O p. m; ON sunday at G3l
- VIZ, ll;0o and ll;25 q. NJ. and 500 p. m.
For Richmond and the South G:3O and l2j n. NJ daily
and 500 y. m. daily except Sunday.
Trairs leave Alexandria for Washington 6n. 40,
&,T, ana iSS, Il mi is;lO S0a ,;O, 700 aud TeO 2;
1901 u. M, 40 and E2O p, m.
tickets an Information NJ the OMae, northeast
mud at the station, where orders can be eft for tho
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
J. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.
Action ofthe Examining ConiInitteC upon
CandidRics-Those Rejected.

The examining committee of the bar yesterday
recommended tho following for admission to tho
bar, who were duly admitted; Matthew q. Emery,
ir, Eugene Rosis, Henry Calver, Thomas J. john
son, Henry N. Low, Edward r. Williams, John A.
Perry. Charles p. Smith, jason Yurnnn, Francis
Tourney, Almarin c. Richards, Thomas E, Roch-
fort Joseph r. O'Brien, Thomas j. White. James
4. Powell, w. Riley Deeble Albert g. Fowler,
Frederick ID. Carson, William II. Kent, William b.
Roberts, and La Fnyetto Fitzhugh. The commit
tee also reported that J. Anthem johnson and 7. w.
Noycs have passed highly crcditable examinations
but have not compiled with the rules prescribed by
the court as they have not studied for three years
under an attorney The examining committee
drew attention 10 the very creditable examinations
passed by them, but could not recommend their
admission, and therefore referred the matter TO
the court. The court declined TO admit them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
PROBATE COURT.
Personal Estate Inventoried-Ad
tors Appointed and Orders 10 Sell
Made.

Personal Estate Inv entoried-AdminIstra-
tors Appointed and Orders 10 Sell
Made.
JUSTICE A. B. HAGSER, MISUNDERSTANDING of
personal estate of Frances E. Boyle returned by
Thomas J. Mayors, executor.
Order substituting Thomas NJ. Dom guardian to
Mary A. Dom, and Wash. b. Williams guardian
to Annie c. Ciavy in place of John T. Campbell,
aud directing said Campbell to file additional bond
as guardian Of John F. Campbell.
Order appointing Mary J. Simpson administra.
trix of estate OF John N. Lusby on bond OF $780,
Order authorizing James II. Saville, guardian to
Percy Lee Waters, to institute legal proceedings to
recover property of ward, and TO borrow $500 for
maintenance of ward pending proceedings.
In estate of Ella $. Dodge, petition for probate
administration, and remuneration OF executor nd
In the estate of Jacob W. Ker deceased, peti-
ton Of administrator and order to sell at public
private sale.
Order appointing Allan Rutherford administra-
tor Of the estate Of John s S. Marctt, on bond OF
$3.50, and Henry Mason, administrator OF estate of
Gabriel l.. Ford, $50.
George W. Brown appointed guardian to Cuth-
bert Brown on bond OF 81 eco.
Petition and order appointing Oliver p. Johnson
collector OF estate OF Henry Washington on bond
In tho will of cornella A. Dkeman waiver of
notice fled.
oder requiring Barton b. SHINES, IT,, 10 file ac-
count and give additional bond.
order appointing John T. Johnson guardian TO
his infant children on bond OF 81 800.
Order appointing Mary Rebecca Rightsein guar
dian to orphans Of John W. Rightstein on bond Of
$3.50.
Allowance to Alice Z. and Emma C. Magruder,
wards.
In the estateof William ]. Turning, petition and
order appointing John A. Baker on boud of IS, 900
III the estate of Thomas l.. Hume, on motion OF
Reginald Fendal, order of sale at public auction.
Order admitting will of Emma b. Thomson to
probate, and granting letters testamentaIy TO
Charles r. Thomson on bond OF 81 900
In tho estate of Sidney Lovatt, deceased, order
appointing Antoine Lee Beelem LOvutt adminls-
tratriN on bond OF $4,000.
number Of accounts were approved and
passed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions nj the various Dis
trict Offices

Building permits were issued yesterday TO Ma
tilda Minor to build back building at 7o2 Ninth
street northwest, TO cost $780, d. f. Bounds, to re-
move dwelling, Canal road county, TO cost $50; J.
II. Perrikert, TO make repairs, corner Seventh and
ssireets northwest, to cost SIS; ]. II. Nichols to
make repairs on Fourteenth street road, county,
TO cos! $50; Mrs s. s. Kali, to remodel and make
general repairs Mt 72s Seventeenth street north
west, TO cost 5000 John Il. Kendall, to make re-
pats Mt 46S Maryland avenue southwest, to cost
800; Henry Stapsack, 10 build one brick store and
dwelling on Pennsylvania avenue between Sixth
and Seventh streets southeast to cost 81 500; ]. M.
Terrell TO build summer kitchen ut I'LL street
northwest, TO cost S25
The building inspector in his report for the
month Of May shows that there were hfty-two new
buildings erected and repairs made on ninety
four.
A delegation composed of Judge Smell and
Messrs. Tenney, Temple, Barbour, Dubant, Charlie
ton, Morton, mud Colonel Anger, called on the
Commissioners yesterday and asked that street,
between Four and a-half and Seventh, be re-
paved. The Commissioners referred them to Con-
gress.
The Building Inspector has sent report to tho
Commissioners aging that No Engine house is in
such dilapidated condition that he does not ad e
wise further repairs, and that quarters for this
| company are necessary.
The design for the new dog.tag has been
selected by the Commissioners. The tng is to DO
made ofGerinan silver, and differs materially from
the ones in use. The shape will DO that Of Mall
| the facc with The words: "rax paid, District oil
Columbia, 1888" On the reverse will be the NUM-
Der OF the ting in large figures. Tue tag Will be
| about an inch and half square.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May II, 1889.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
fiscal year ending June go lSs3 will be receive nj
this Department until the 18TH DAY OF JUNE,
blank, forms for bidding will be furnished upon
fhe bids will be considered and accepted or re-
jectcd item by item, and this advertisement and the
proposal, far accepted by the Secretary OF the
Treasury, and the bond accompanying the same
mont and the bidder or bidders, and no further
tract will he executed,
The articles contracted for must he furnished from
time TO time during the year. In quantities pursuant
70 orders from the Department; The entire quant-
Ties VIII, however, be called for during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
firm making IL, and be accompanied by bond with
sufficient sureteS in the sum OF two thousand dollars
0lOO0), approved by United States officer of the
district In which the srees reside do business
toned for furnishing such portions of the articles hs
may be awarded under 1t ana the performance of the
contract
Proposals unnccompanied by such bond will not be
considered and ContractS will be awarded only TO
ahlished manufacturers Of or dealers In. tho artl-
c.es.
Proposals 10 be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for Stationery"
Deliveries must be free OF charge at the Treasury
Department Washington, d. c., and will be subject
10 Inspection by an expert detailed for the pnr-
pose by the secretary OF the Treasury, and the de-
livery of All inferior article will be deemed sufficient
cause to nnul the contract at the option of the Sec
rotary.
The Department reserves the right to waive defects
and reject any or all bids.
ferred 10 above until an appropriation tor their pur
chase shall have been made by Congress. -,
myI3Sit Secretary of the Treasury
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
DISTRICT COURTS.

Equity CoURTA-JusTIcE HAGSER.-Lynch vs.
Kuhni deed OF trust ordered released 10th VI
Drescher; sale ordered and g. A. Waiter and j. A
Clarke appointed trustees TO sell Van Rlswlck vs.
Roth sale finally ratified Windham VS. Berry sale
confirmed and extra compensation TO trustee granted
Grillth Griffith; auditors report hnully ratified
Suler vs. Chai d.cr sale finally ratified. briggs VS.
Inlmndge; rule ON defendants TO employ new counsel
Jones VI. JOnes divorce vim. mat. granted Cor
nalius VS.. Deyaughn; sale ordered, and w. Wheeler
aud Il. II, Thomas appointed trustees TO SELL Adj
jouNled I'LL Monday ~ ~ n. NJ Assgnment-No. ~
CIRcUIr COURT-JusTICE MAcARIHUR.-BrOwn
ing vs.. District Oi Colunba verdict for plaintiff for
$500 Cruiit VS.. Pearsall Judgment of cOndemna.
lion. SOnebraker & Co, VS.. Vale verdict for plain
pubc on trial; jury respited lill Monday. Ad
Journed III 10 o. IN. to-Cay Emotions, Sc) Assign
COURT IN BASC-THE CHIEF ] usTIcK AND Jus
TicEs Cox Ann JAhEs,- BALTIMORE United Oh Com
States vs.. &. J, GueIu petition for rehearing foI
reasons stated therein. Adjourned I'll 10 M. Mon
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIni transactions rs Recorded
Yesterday.

Mr. J. +. olmstead presents the following transac-
lions in real estate in the District yesterday as re-
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
on Eighth street west, between II and streets
north part OF lot n square AZ G feet front by 0j ce
Marshall II, Berry TO Dennis Barrett $40.
ON street south, between Seventh and xth
streets part OF lot 25 square s7I S feet mont by
2g2 feet ~ lnches), George X. Wilson to John A.
Dugan, 1000.
8 idiots so to 0s inclusive. square 721, Henry A.
Clarke ct nl,, trustees, u George White, sl,ig&lS
On n street north. between Twenty-fourth and
Twentyfth streets west part of lot D. square ~ Us
feet front by 100 feet Robt H. Bird trustee, to the
heirs of Sarah j. Glib. on, nominal.
Lot y OF W. u. Weiss subdivision OF square 81,
Charles +. Macdonald to Benz. L. Queen, $500.
On Four.an l-a-half street west, between Virginia
avenue ami street south, part OF snblot 10, square
5S 90 feet by depth), Hetta Black to George Nonef
on q street north, between Sixteenth and Seven.
teenh streets west, sublDt 81 square $50 90 feet
inches front by 100 fcet Rich. H. Lansdale to Henry
X Miles, 5000
on NJ street north, between Nineteenth and TWEEN
teth streets west, part oflot 2, square no 7 feet
Inches fro nj by 81 feet 1854 inches) s. j. Eague trus
tee TO James /. Walters. nominal.
COUNTY.
North grounds Columbian University. lot 81, block
Mary D. Biddle, trustee, to Annie II. Roberts, sl,l25
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03

John Dunn undertook 10 split up the wood pave
ment into kindliug wood, Tor which he was sent
TO Jail for thirty days.
The police raided disorderly house conducted
by Annie Fitzgerald ON V street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, ana arrested the proprietress
and two girls The latter were committed 10 the
WOrkhOuse and the former fined S25 or sixty days.
Alfred Jones, for stealing fifty fish from j. X.
Balls huckster wagon was committed to Jail iOT
thirty days.
Georgana Walker colOred, was committed 10
Jail for fifteen days IN each OF two cases of petit
larceny of wearing nrpnTe from her employer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
llshed each day, as furnished by tho Washington
Aqueduct Office, Georgetown, using the following
scale Of measurement: Very turbid, to 81 turbid,
to Is; slightly turbid, Is to %; clear % to SO.
Condition of the water, June (Friday), ut
Great Falls IL; at receiving reservoir, at dis
trbuting reservoir 81.
Those who are interested in curiosties taken
from tho water should visit Mr.. William Williams,
just above the Aqueduct bridge. He has queer
specimen captured I'm the Potomac, which resem-
bles eel in general appearance, still II has fins
and u mouth like fish. In his usual courteous
manner he will no doubt be pleased to show 1t to
all who desire seeing 1t.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Four
teenth Building Association, held Thursday night
at Goddards Hall, 40 shares were retired ut stock
value rates, Sl452 per share.
Sale of fish yesterday: 5000 herring sold at 50
to So per 600 and 900 shad at SlS to S25 per 100
The funeral of the late John A. Mcpherson, Of
1928 Thirty fourth street. will take place this after
noon at Trinity Church at 8 o'clock
High tide Saturday, June 3, $40 a. m. and 1908
p. IN. Sunday, June 4, 1884 a. m. and 9:5S p. m.
-0
Senator r. Green Hays, Of Louisville, KY, thus
refers to his experience: "St. Jacobs Oil cured me
OF II sprained back, accompanied by rheumatic
pains. From what | understand, st. jacobs Oil
fnfl al Ia, ITO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03

Wednesday night a colored infant was taken to
the Second precinct station house, which proved
TO be the child of Elizabeth Williams, who &C.
cused colored man named James q. Poindcxter
rs loving her not wisely but too we'll. Poinde1ter
aud the orring mother were arrested and lcctured
by Lieutenant johnson on their reprehensibe
conduct, but, rs they wanted 10 be married, n
license and clergyman were procured, aud the
ceremony was nerIormed at the station house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03
AUCTION SALES.
United States NIarshaI,s Sale.

by virtue Of writ Of leri facias issued out Of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court Of tue District Or
Columbia and to mo directed, win sell 9t public
sale, for cash at the C0urthouse door OF said District
on TUESDAY the 2oth day Of June ISL at Y o'clock
M, all the right Title and interest Of the defendant
in and TO the following described real estate 70 W.T.
An undivided sixth interest In lots Nos. p, ~ ~
and % in block No A. lots and o. No. 10; lots Nos.
and in block No. a. of isherwood, III said Dstrict,
according to the plot thereof by Edwark clark and
others, trustees, recorded IN tile surveyor ONCE, IN
plat book Alexander X. shepherd folio "
Also, the following lots in the city Of Washngton'
In said District, viz Lots NOs II and ~ In square 10.
8; lot No. q in square west of square NO l4 lot 10
10 In square No %; lot No o. In square No 35i lot
No. Q, in square south Of square No. Oli lot NO. III
square No 40; lot No. A, In 81. Nincents orphan
Asylum subdivision OF lots In square NO lgf lot no.
2 in square No 3DO part OF lot No IL, IN square NO.
COL being the 90 feet from front TO rear adJOining the
west 10 feet of said lot; lot No b IN square NO I3i
lot No. IA and the half OF lot No. lin squire No.
$685. lot No In square No. COL lots and H. In square
No nQS lot No. band the north half OF lot No. Ia In
squnre No. 6O; lot No o, In square No Gl3 lot No. h
in square east of south OF square No. W lot
No. H. In square No. 1iJ lots Nos % ~ Is, and 90 in
square No. $50; lot No. In square No gi6, lot No.
In square No 8S2 lot No. g. In square No O3l; lot
No. in square south OF square No 1885, lot No 90 in
No 1875 west 30 feet from front TO of lot No
IN square No i0TS lots No. 10 and II, In square No
1885; lots Nos J. Is, 49, and II, In square No lilo
levied upon as the property OF William Il. Todd 10
Gait Bro & Co. G. h. HENRY,
iuI.d&ds u. s. Marshal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-03

Mr.. J. ]. Brooks, chief Of the secret SERVICE was
unable to attend TO his duties yesterday. Dr.
Adams, who attended Mr.. Brooks and his family
who were poisoned on Decoration day by eating
cold tongue has sent quantity Of the beef tongue
partaken of by the family to Professor DeSmedt
for analysis. The professor found unmstakablo
evidences of the presence of arsenic in the meat
quantity used.