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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD

Il
HVH it ~ 5AsT aMR TIE NEST
JANNkY C9GPLER. STEEL RATLsl
scH tIIhkv To JAKE NE 'E IgsI
AN. o LEavs w nHa EssIr M
rzs'gcheago Clnel3gat and St louis Fast Express
c ans wsy s sa6
t6:15-BALTIM0RE EXPREsS.
burr WinehesIer Hsgerstosn aud Way. Via Relay.
f45-BALTI MORE EXPRESS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW YORK AND BOSTON
Exp ESS. Psrl'r Cars to New York.
zersiown and at Point Of Rocks for Fredericf.)
fs'o9.Ba tnore dySsssyile ami laurel Express.
and Dorse,'s. o. sundays stops at all stations.
1000 BALTIMORE EXpKESS (<tois at HysitsviIle
f1O:4o-Ptsirrr g ricrro. Cincinnati and St Louis
PINE , @ All TO ei 1 and ShiSss9.
taae-Baf '1 ~ i{ gx 5 s"rs AMI Way
SSO-1;t1o-e AZ, Way statio.;s. (Winchester. Fred
eTITk HsGsrsIGwI md Way, via iiesy)
erics. via Relay sto, ping at Annapolis Juncton.)
= :se-ba tllor' ANNA cir aud Way s5ati2ns.
chester ard Way stations. con Sunday to Point Of
@ sex aArffss NsT as .gs.s c1a
:. e:9 90 Of Bcess AID Way stations
ast H. G eEV II io1s and DETROIT
s1oEnffTISoE SF.eTP yP Ssrs t. h;tsbars.
.,,,., aXP PRESS Sieeping Carst New York.
e,esna saa h9s aha 5sso
II :s1BALTIMORE AND WAY SI,iIONS.
trains fro Wani N ato at s ao"
l or further lafnrin9n apply at tie Baltimore and
Fensyiysnia rsr IA al %, sao o- dSs.
WI be taken for gs 10 be checked and received ut
c. K. LORD Gen Passenger Agent Baito
WA- CLEAEN ;, nz<te- of 1raI:s.. BALTIC. ny9
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The m 0rkess,
DAT "NR0nR A. q

BALTIMORE, May 3l.-virginia Co. consols, 81:
do second series. 35k; do. ten fortes. IS bid
BAfrrMoRE. May s.-coston quiet and steady
middfng. l2h Flour dull Howard street and western
super 25a4 5O do extra. 75a5. 49, do family Goa
6T5: city mills SUPER 35na4.75: do extra 500a7 SO
do. Rio brands, Z. 25a7.37: Baltimore high grade
family. 500; do. winter wheat patent s.75. Wheat,
southern ste ldy; western lower-southern red l. 80
ai3s do srPber. 4Oal "a No: western winter red
July. 1.2l5.a1. 2Isi: August IIfsiI 7a; September,
southern white So do yellow. s.sss: western mixed.
bid Oats steady and quiet southern, Sosss western
49, Rye quiet. S5a9O. Hay steady-prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, II O6ais.Oo. Pro
visions frmer-mess pork. 20. 0Oa2l. co. Bulk meats
shoulders and clear nib sides PACKED. sal2. Bacon
sshSade.s lo; clear rib sides Isa. Hams lsa.als
western packed l5s1s; Creamery: 27s2S Egg scarce
Soass F%-Ro eacsoes ordinary 70 fair s$.sS
WHISKY quiet Goal: a. frsisht. % Liverpool per
per barrel: grain q s.ld Receipts 9s7 bar
oats 10 81 bushels rye. ISIS bushels. shipments
wheat s9l 32g bushels: corn; ITO. sss bushels;
Wheat heavy and unsettled and hs1h cent lower. Corn
i9.OOa20l 2S. Lard weak. IL. 62k.
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sporting Matters.
rHK DISTINCT BOAT CLrRa


The nome boat clubs are gradually awakening
IRON the lethargy caused by the backward boating
season, ane now every pleasant evening the river
Is dotted with pleasure boats and shells Both the
Columbias and Potomacs are alive 10 the necessity
OF selecting the best men for their crews The Co
iumoias have ordered their new SHE'LL which has
been awaiting the selection OF their crew in orter
TO have IL rugged 20 suit the men. IL was Thought
as TO suit crew OF average size ana weight ~
MT w. +. Roberts, one OF the best light weights
OF the Potomac club, win be married az An Souls
cnurch on THURSDAY evening 20 Miss kittie Moore.
JUMP or NINETY FEET
Prof Odum jumped from the wooden bridge &C
occoQuan yesterday, a distance OF ninety feet
THIS exceeds by 10 feet any previous jump OF Mr..
Odlum-
BASE BALL YESTERDAY
Az Washington--Government Printing ONCE 6:
Kendalls.5. At Centervfle. Md.-washington Col
lege nine, 6; Kent Island nine, l. At Philadel-
natis, 10; Athletics. s. At New fork-(Forenoon,
Metropoiitans, ~; Haryards, q: (afternoon) Yale,
Is; Princeton, 8. AT Worcester Clevelands, 10;
WorceSters AT Boston-Bostons, II: Bufralos
3 At Camden-lMorning) Merrftts. 10: 1aska OF
New r aork, 3; Saiternoonl Merritts, ~ Aaskas
ProvGences 1styo,s royS M rsSydenee
ghenys, 10; Loulsyiiles. / AT New BrsnswicSo
trenton Associations; Rutgers, s.
TURF NOTES
Brighton Beach yesterday: First race, three.
fN~~'~iS VI iiAiiSs "ou W Ldufd oit<2, time,
i:lsk. Second race, one mile, Bride Cake won in
i:Gh. Third race, seven furiongs, Clara won In
I:Sl. Fourth race, h miles, La Gloria won I'm
2:i4 The steeplechase Major Wheeler won. The
rider OF Dalgasian had his collar bone broken,
AT Jerome Park yesterday: Blue Lodge won the
nrst race, one mile; time, La. Second race, Role
won; time, 2:4l. Third race, one and one-eighth
miles Time, $50. Won by Macdufr. Fourth
race, one mile Vampire rode by Mr.. Hunter In
the saddle won. Time, I 81. Fifth race. free
handicap steeplechase Disturbance won.
Chester Park. Cincinnati, yesterday: First race
one mile standon won Time, az Second race,
mile and a-half. Babcock won. Time, 2s5k.
Third race, mile heats. The race was won 6y
Annie q. Time In both heats, 1:ss6.
RIFLR CRACKS
At the rife match OF the Washington Light In
fantry Corps at the Washington barracks yester-
day afternoon, over eighty members participated.
Captain Miller took the regular company medal
scoring 81, while those members making q and
over won the marksmans badge, which will be
pany.
The seventh annual competition for the Leech
cup, silver tankard presented In 1874 by Major
A b. Leech, OF the Irish Rife Association for an
nual competition at Creedmoor, was won yester
DAY by Colonel Clark, who made the highest score,
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CQNCERNING THE ABOVE SALE. NOTICE Is
~ hereby given in justice to the public and myself
that the borth half part Ct Lot 2s offered
was bought by me twenty years ago, the land
records will show and that during these twentynine
years 1T has been assessed in my NAME and that have
continuously paid the general and special taxes there
on amounting In the aggregate expenditure to large
sum and which If not repaid to me- win be subject
o. future litigation 1t alleged in the suit against
Ijah shelton that the whole Of said Lot numbered %
belonged to him. when the fact had bought of him
the north half part thereof year previous to this suit
is admitted by all the parties In the proceedings in
this suit that this allegation error but insisted
by the complanants that this defense not disclosed
to the court according to nexble rule of practice in
due time to review and correct it and for this sole tech
ncai reason the said decree expressly reluctantly
passed by the court This shall not In the forum
OF avail any one now by this notice well and
suf1clently informed Of the peculiar circumstances of
the to dvest under the forms of law mere show
without substance of right Of property Of which am
the true owner.
am colored man. resident Of &c orgetown all my
ife and being without any education whatever. and
slave for many years, of profoundly gnor-
ant OF matters OF law and rules of equity practice
the advanced Of ninety years. and in the poverty of
myself and wife, who is paralysed, am without redress
otherwise than to make this solemn protest against
this attempted sale.
my27-3t' BENEDICT JOHNSON.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
r. Under and BY virtue Of decree Of the snpremeesa
GS s % OF the DISTRICT Of C9umbis passed May 90
said Court the undersigned. Trustees will offer for
sale at pubic aucron front OF the premises on WE'D
NEsDAY. the SEVENTH DAY of JUNE, 1852, at
SIX O'CLOCK P. M. the following described Real Es-
tate in the city OF Washington ID. Co. to witt Part of
Lot2l in Square 5A and particularly described as fol-
lows Beginning for the same at point the line of
the pubic alley in said square l6 feet from the
southeastern Of the Let thence running
west along said alley IA feet ~ inches thence north
II feet thence east IA feet inches thence south
to the beginning and also the free forever of the
private alley three feet wide running along the north
square.
Also part OF lot o. square 1884, beginning for said
part at point the south line Of said lot a. 35 feet
inches from the southeast of said thence
running north 72 feet inches to 3foot alley thence
west Il feet inch to an alley thence south along the
east IA feet inch to the beginning
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the decree: Onethird
OF the purchase money in cash. balance three equal
instalments in six twelve and eighteen months after
the day OF SALE with interest from the day Of SALE be
secured to the satisfaction of the trustees. The trus
tees viii reserve lien the property sold until the
whole purchase money is paid. the purchaser fails
to comply with said terms within ten days from the day
OF SALE the property be reso at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser after five days. notice in
the Evening Star deposit of SIS on each piece Of
the property sold will be required at the sale All con-
veyancing at purchasers cost.
mya7-asd. !: r. H AskkAAsros } Trustees
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YtHOMAS DOWLING, AucdOneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET
BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND
STREET NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FIRST a4ekk
1882 at SIX O'CLOCK, in front OF the premises IN
shall sell Lot %. in square south Of square SIG.
Lot 1880.
Terms: $500 cash. and the balance ON easy time
COnveyancing at purchasers cost $50 deposit at time
OF SALE my27- d&ds
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THE EVENING STAR. /
WEDNESDAY,. May 81, 1SS2.
I'd Edition.
I ofnnf molnonomn IN mho fI+ou
Latest TGlegpamS to The Star.
The Malley Trial.

MoKH WITNESSES FOX THE DEFENck
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, May 31.-The seventh week
OF the Aalley trial opened this morning, and the
court room was crowded. Michael j. Kelly, the
thlrty-Seventh witness for the defence, tes-
titled that on Thursday evening Walter
Malley, another gentleman, and q lady came
into Diebei's restaurant and had supper.
MISS kfttie OBrlen corrob0rated the testimony OF
Mamie Harland, OF Wallingford. John F. Man.
ming, clerk at Edward Maley's store, testified
that on Thursday, August 9TH. James Malley took
Malters low box team with red running gear and
went to supper
Theresa Healy, a dressmaker, testified to seeing
the team in front OF James Malley's house on
Whalley avenue at O'Clock, and on Friday night,
at O'Clock. to seeing James Malley stepping OF
horse car In front of hts house.
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TO.MORROW.
TlHOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

FTHOMAS DOWLINt3, AuchoneeE.
HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE; OIL PAINT
1NGS; TWO VERY FINE ANTIQUE TABLES,
ANTIQUE SOFA. LOUNGES AND EASY CHAIRS;
WINDOW HANGINGS; WALNUT MARBLE TOP
PLATE RI .TE,A M1RRoRs}; HAIR AND HgsK,' MAT;
WASHSTANDs. IN SEPARATE PIECES; FINE
BRUSSELS, CHAMBER, HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS; EXTENSION DINING TABLE; WAL
NUT DINING CHAIRS; LARGE QUANTITY OF
GLASS AND CHINA WARE; KITCHEN kEQUI-
TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT
NECESSARY TO MENTION, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE FIRST, 1882 at
TEN O'CLOCK. at No. 1919 Connecticut ave., between
and streets, I shall sell general assortment Of
Household Goods partly described above.
my27-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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SECRETARY FoLGHR is expected to return fron
New York tomorrow.

FOUND GUHTY.-In the Criminal Court, this
afternoon, the Jury in the case OF Dennis Lyies
on trial for assault to commit rape on the person
OF Jessie Carpenter, q girl nine years old, after
hearing the evidence retired. After being out Is
minutes. they returned verdict OF guilty as In
dctAd.
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT2P. NJ.
FOR ENGLAND FRANCE AND GERMANY.
For Passage apply TO
c. B. RICHARD & CO.,
General Passenger Agents,
81 Broadway, New York.
Or to PERCY g. SMITH,
1881 and $40 Pennsylyania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette. apl
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All styles of Fine and Medium Clothing for Men, Boys
and Children. much lower prices than you
ever bought them before. at the Great
Sale Of
BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING,
AT 723 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
Between and II sts., east side.)
eRLook for the Signs at the New Store mia
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II q. HULTZMAN,

- y. HOLTZMAN,
H. Real Estate Auctioneer 10th and sts n ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND ATTIC DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE
No 32d MISSOURI AVENUE NORTHWEST,
OPPOSITE A PUBLIC PARK. CONTAINING
ABOUT TMENTY, THREE R9OMs, TOGETHER
FRONTING ON ALLEY.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in hber R. a
NJ H., No. g. fold 2l2 Of the land records for daa
the District Of GSlTpSs win offer for sale at pub
PAST FIVE P. in front Of the premises all lhose
parcels OF land in the city OF Washington said District
and known the plas the westernmost twenty five
125 feet Of Lot numbered six co. and the east half Of
IN said oer With tSs
ing.
Terms Of SALE One third cash. and balance in equal
In one two and three years. with interest
from day Of sale at six cent annum and to be
secured by deed Of trust premises sold. deposit
cost Terms to be comPh ed with in seven days, ot6er
se dsee reserves right g Eesel at rak AID cost Of
tie of such ressle in some nswspapsr ps6iishsd In
m23 -eod&dbs SAMUEL L PHILLIPS. Trustee.
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NEW YORK, May Sat the second DAYS session
OF the American Baptist Mission Union to-day, the
Following officers were elected: Rev. Geo. Dana
Boardman, DID,, Pa, president: Hon. j. Warren
Merrill, Mass and Hon w. Smith, Wis vice pres
idents; Rev. H. s. Burrage, Me-, secretary; besides
board OF managers.
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ID r. RICoRD's
VITAL RESTORATIVE.

Approved by the Academy Of Medicine. OF Paris re-
commended by the Medical Celebrities Of the World a.
specific for nervous and physical debility. lossof
Iznly vyOr, &C OF Lecdssor 10 bis rue Rtchsfiet
Paris or Of SETH 5. Bance Baltimore. and c. Christi
ani 4o4 fenIsyivanla avenue, Washington, d. c.,
noIlas can be had. The genuine alone bears private
Ir9Jrietary sanps, With name and monogram Of s. u.
SlGESMOND. Insomnia Cure Address DIR. 8. b.
SIGESH0ND. "a Vanderbilt Building. New York. m2i
HEATH IS WEALTH DR. z. c. VESTS
III NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT; Aspeciho
for Hysteriz, Dizziness, Commissions Nervous Head
ache. Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Spermator-
rlse, Impotency. Involuntary Emissions. Premature
hdul<ence, which leads 10 misery. decay and death.
One box win cure recent cases Each box contains
I've dasrs; sent by mail prepaid ON receipt Of price
We guarantees slx boxes TO any case With each
order received by for six boxes accompanied with
five dollars VIII send the purchaser written guar
effect cure Qua rsntees issued by STOrT GROIN
WELL. $50 Penns znia avenue. Washington. D. G.,
Nhoesaleand Retail Agents. 70 whom all orders shsuld
he zddressed- ocI6
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THR NEW YORK STOCK MARKKr.
The following aEe the openine ana closing prices
of the New YuEk Stock Maxkee eo-day, q reported
By special wire to II. q Dodge, $50 18th street.
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A Soldiers, Monument Spoiled.

LANCASTER, Pa, May 3l.-Last night some mis-
creants defaced the handsome soldiers monument
on the grounds OF the state normal school, at
Millersvlle by bespattering It with ink and other
substances The monument is permanently
ruined.
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7 ARGE ARRIVAL OF SPRING CLOTHING
TO-DAY.
Be Sure and Buy at the Great
BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF MEMS.
BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING.

BARGAINS! A splendid Au-Wool Shit for go xrortb
BARGAINS! Si6 and Ria ~@ ~
BARGAINS! splendid Boys Suit for IS. so, worth
BARGA1NSi $780,
BARGAINS! Children's Suits At g. 50 worth a TX
BARGAINS! Finest Clothing made at reduced prices
BARGAINS! You can buy an STYLES Of Mems Rovss
BARGAINS! and Children's Clothing at = ssvinSy ~
BARGAINS! 90 per cent, ~
BARGAINS! We have the incest STYLES NJ Men,s Rovs,
BARGAINS! and Children's Clothinr '
BARGAINS! Many of our Goods are e0nal tn c,,storn
BARGAINS! work at nearly half the cost
BARGAINS! We have 81 Fine Cashmere and Cheyot
BARGAINS! Suits worth SI6 We are selling them
BARGAINS! at $40 ~
BARGAINS! Blue Flannel Suits at "a 50 and s12
BARGAINS! Working Suits rs &c 81 and "a
BARGAINS! Working Pants T5c ri ri Ok IN IN and
BARGAINS! 50.
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Combinations By the Senate.

The Senate. In executive session this afternoon,
confirmed the nomination OF Samuel NJ. Jackson,
to be collector OF internal revenue for the 2Sd dis
trict of Penna., vice John NJ. Sullivan, removed.
and the following postmasters: George K Whit
ner at Reading, Pa, and VIM J. Bruton at Balm
bridge, Ga
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TuOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

VINuOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CLOSING SALE
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS. ETCHINGS
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, 20
AND
SKETCHES.
,, On WEDNESDAY e, EVENING. MAY THIRTY
salesrooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 1lth
street. m29-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETEs.N,,,,N.
ry,HoMAs BOWLING. Anctioneer.


1RUSi FES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fRoPkRTY, siTQATED NJ. 1913 sTREsT
NoklHwEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
ION. DC.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the "a
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity cause No e.
S0J2 the Undersigned Trustees will offer for SALE -
4 public auction In front OF the premises on WE'D
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the south part of lot n.-
Tered three 3D. i'll Davidsen's subdivision Of rusre
numbered two hun ire and eighty C2S7 fronting
twenty-one and half 21 feet north street. and
running back on the east line eghtyeght 1881 feet and
five q, inches and on the west line seventyesht t7s)
feet and ten GOD inches, contaning about seventeen
hundred and eighty Il. 1880 square fest with the
IMPROVEMENTS thereon and. immediataIy thereafter in
front OF the premises, the north part OF lot numbered
three CD. in square numbered three hundred and forty
thr,e 43. fronting twenty t20 feet Eleventh Q1th)
street west by the depth OF said lot with the improve
IBents thereon.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree third
CT the purchase money in cash. and the residue eQs
nstalments. in SIX twelve and eighteen months with
interest at six t6) per cent deposit Of 800 each
parcel sold will be required when the property is
off. Terms of sale be complied with ten days from
day OF sale All conyeyancing at the cost Of the
chaser.
ROBERT B. LINES T-,..oe.
m"O-d&dS JNO. e. MCNALLY,S AHuosee0'
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LKAE
WI .eaye her wharf foot Of 9th street MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, 1T $50 o'clk p M, touch
ing at Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
Found trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
First class fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout
Round trip fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout so
class fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout rs
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock I'm.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. G. KNIGHT win resume their
trips leaving Pier Al. East River, New York. every
every FRIDAY at O'Clock m. For particulars apply
TO agent, 6S Water street. GEORGETOWN.
Tickets and staterooms be secured at general
office 6l3 18th street National Metropolitan Banl
Building; B. o. Ticket Office 1881 ave-
nue.: st. Marc Hotel. and st boat.
OcS ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
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AND GLASSWARE, &C.. &C., AT AUCTION.
:. EN ocock Ss s Edk sns or
sslesrooms. general collection Of Household goods Ii
DUScASsoN BROS. q. As s,,s s s.s;: ,,.,
sroGk Of sEIGeT eEesEa1ss eossIsEISs
T2S G2ks = f Bus
ToskcSo csasEb ySMkYySEs, f frc oiT Eae:
~ ,ss e
ms buyers 81 to porchesH ns Ssos .n.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aletoneers
TRgsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
In execution Of the trusts Of deed to me- dated<a
Rso sae 18th s "A 1875 and d. rsCossd IL
5ESHs hs ms !.
original Lot numbered two l2,. in square numbered
s ss OF the city of
Terms Of SALE One third cash; balance three equal
u WITH
iss ss sSd SF all sas At option Of
complied With within one week the premises s
will be Fesod at Tst and cost of defauitns purchaser
~ IVA s.'S % x IL On 4sHFonp Trustee
myoI-eod&ds 472 Louisiana avenue.
kka fSHTE d. ra e. e srESEd S9RTs
ana 81 t to Of & Of asr. .na
ed ed IL r.. nG 3 and r.. No ls folio 12s 9:
cured thereby shall osr for sale sal q pubic AUCTION,
~ s Ct f9n es n Ta
son.r @ II the the 0 IL Rel Estate in
q s
ss1s e
il 1G Sa 1s as q
eRes ns e Meth e e
with the improvements thereon.
cash option q the purcasere Sioo 70 Be .id
rRa the
at risk and cost of defautns purchaser. terms are
' E aSysa s1'i i.I SSs Tsa...e
CHARLES GEORGE a. KING 9 SOLICITOR
mys1-was4t THOMAS Do%L1 ise. Anoto nsss:
~ l4lS New York avenue.
sAt HOUSE. sc sg s s4 hhEGF
BY virtue e deed Of trust dated the Is. day of
felie sos Of he Land Records for the District
G1umola and by direction OF the party secured
y e : fSRS sfS;Sf ( e; e
ns9n the district Of Soumba known - part Of Ie:
numbered thirty four (3, in Halls recorded subdivi
sion Of part 9f lot one square hun
a Of a said let and thence running west along the
north ninety four t9D feet thence east ten O) feet
thence to point the eastern line of
the point OF bgnning and thence south to the point Of
beginning. together with the improvements thereon.
equal instaments of six twelve and eighteen months
six per cent interest and secured the property win
pc taken Or al cash. at the option Of the purchaser
deposit OF 500 required at time sale If terms of sale
are not complied with days from day of sale
the property will be resod at risk and cost of efaulng
purchaser after five days notice in the Evening Star
newspaper. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
FRANCIS A. IUTZ, JR., Trustee
.. l. COLDWEIL. Auctoneer. my3O- dads
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STEAMERS. &c.

EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS
- MONROE. PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOK
CUT"-STEAMER GEORGE LEARY
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Beginning June the 1st 1882 Until further notice the
Steamer LEARY will leave Norfolk and Fort Monroe on
SUNDAYS. In place of Mondays. heretofore By
this change ExCURSIONISTS spend Sunday at
either OF the above points leaving Washington at 6
O'Clock p; m. on SATURDAYS, and return MONDAY
MORNING. at al IN.
For information. tickets rooms &c. apply to Reeds
and Pa. st. Marc Hotel. and Once TIN street
wharf. GEO. MATTINGLY Cen Supt
WIN. p. WEIGH, Agent my29-7t
fIsHE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES 7rH
FRS l. strset wharf every SUNDAY TUESDAY AND
landings stopping at landings in Nomini on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, Mattox Creek on Sundays and Thurs
days. Chapel Point and Brs nts Wharf Sundays down
and Wednesdays up, }" and Mattawoman Greek ON
Wasbsns,o uo owar w W h5oneASs returnnx 70
afternoons.
Fur information apply to
G. T. JONES. Agent.
myZ8 18th street wharf.