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Eelp uanteo.
Dressmaiinl.

A DN ERTISEMENTo. FOR lie NE TMc
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE- RECElN 10 =
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LASS Broadway, corner -
frstst sos West Twenty third ST. corner n rh,rl
Fortyseyenthsi at the lAhLESh odrsiaaI
Nos 100 aud 2, 800 Ihird-aya corner ohehuHue"
twenty h.st up TO p IN. at reg aar once rates
hnE S,,AnER.--A Frrncn % l@iy. a, r' nv
~ with Worth Parts desires some work AZ srs houses
the day unsurpassed In 81 10 by the best New ,otown
very mode az terms Address Sly LIE. ~, Irou"'
Office. l.2jS Is, oadway.
SSMAKING.-A dressmaker whoSoarsu's
IL stylish and trimmer and can Also he day
handsome clothes wants more engagements Sy,ss D. NJ.
moderate, best references au"ASN
Tribune Uptown once 2Ss broadwN.
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COOK, &c.-By a young woman as good
~ cook excellent washer and roner good city references
st l7th-st.
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I AUNDKESS.-By a respectable woman TO
g bullling.
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DARK INSTITUTE,

RYE y. Y.
For boys. $500 year. Henry TATLoCK, Principal.
ENNS.YLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Penn Opens september "a. Degrees conferred
Apply 10 COLONEL THED. HYATT President
GUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
- y. J. ALFRED y. FULLER Principal. Patrons
esq, Wal.st. G. Duln, ceq, lls Poarst, NewYorA
CITY
TTHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Coma pC'p1teS tltents tor Gae OJl4gs Pris-
tees President r. D. WO1lssv ID. W Bhxs Ia D., Pro-
fassorr A. Tnacaer, II. - Kingsley \ H., A. O. fHi1iniuE
liz D., Professors l.. BALDWIN, Professor ". GDO%
Address W. h. GUSHING. Reotos
+ I pE EB 4 6ya I j F4E 4 p2IA l MES
lNY-~Icca opportunities Tor apt students to advance
rapidly sarcl drill for blct ware boys students admitted
and classified az ay time. no examination lor adm -alon
SNITfiIN q. SUOHTLipGE, 4. NJ,
GlaYard College grdduatej. Media Fehh'
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COMPANION, &c.--By lady as ladysc ON.
- panon OF would be honekeeper for respectable family
References Mrs. f, 10 East 43d-st
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. ON and after OctOner ~, 1882.
CREAM TRI- NIX LIN

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave York. 9ia DeSbrOsses and Courtland
Streets Ferries. follows
itari sDuTg PlttsDu the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace Cas Attached m, and p. daily. Newton
and hl'as0 Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking aud Sleep
Cars at . "A. day
Nillamaport Lock haven. p. M Cory and Erie
p m connecting at ony for itusvile, Petroleum
tire, ana the Oil Regions.
Baltimore washington and the South, Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror cars daily except sunday IN
a M arrive Washington D. ~. Regular h. ana i. K
r., at 10 and 1880 3:lO and and IL glt
B. and o. r.. r.. / and p. ~. and = nlglt
Sunday via g. ana t. u. X. > m. D. M. and ~ night.
Via b. and o. Il r., y. III. and IL night
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday 10 - m and D. On
sunday, j:lj m.
For May. except sunday. SIS. llIOa On SATURDAY..
only u
Long Branch Bay Head Junction stations
Railway and AmbOy . a m, l. noon $3.50 and y. IN.
.,IOOk Annex connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY anOrding speedy ad direct transfer for
BIOoklyn travel .
lO2O u IN daily. FTOm Washington and Baltimore O.5O
500 90 $50, $50, loo, and lu5J pm sunday 6 80
g.: m 1913. and 1890 pm. From Baltimore l:2O m on
suudays. g35 From Phig eiphtA $3.50. 81. G:3J
so $50 40. i04O ii 40 a l-. ?. sou. $50 70
$50 800 $50, 1920 lu:35 ana 1880 sunday, 500
go $50 $50. ll4Oa M. $40 100 30 lO:2O 1898 aud
n
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NEW- YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASIINGTON, y.
Established 1854.
SuuCrintcndent-IOHN b. HAYS NJ d.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u HA1S NJ d..
Eoaiing School Of the highest grade. whose threstoi
ne intellect OF youth by science the viii by 6bsdeaee and
REQUISITE inst elton discipline religion while htSng
Situated Washington Heights abont ten miles mp tho
Hudson is eache by ne sixth ATenne Elevated Road to
hcauon The superintendent meets the arrival Of aay
nandng the delightful scenery moro attractive
T9undng7 are MOI found along The afamed banks OF tho
There arc orty acres Of land attached 10 IL shaded audi
ersected by oak groves ahordns ample space for play
hFFn4 'S S0 c 9ad 1P13'SG 'R}E'n
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madson;ays and 4l6st hts for The school Of Mines
classe. n ArehiteetuTsl and Mechanical Drawing.
Naval Academy
University Grammar School, l.481 Broadway.
- near 42d.st 4Gth year pIhGary Commercial and
For Dung Ladies-City
JACKSON SEMINARY. 5l3 and SO East
for Young ladies and children reopens sept ID desirable
crasr epy TO- lie seminar V% 70 TspS per
NEY's AGENCY Domestic nliliing ~ IA
MISS GRINNELL, 53 East 55th-st., will re-
a7 Yoaas LADIES' and cailirea cois ;i
AMI ia"c ''I'l le(''' H'A,' ~ ''l' AmiefgifteL
NINE. DA SILVA & MRS. BRADFORD'S
WI formerly Mrs. Ogden HoGmans English French and
Gs a NS II Vest S sIaS & ioUf e and
Monday in september Application may BE- made i,y lei.
ter or personally IS aDOVn
NINE. G.. MEARS'S
WI ENGLISH. FRENCH AND GILMAN BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL
For YounF Ladies' founded 1870, No. 222 Madl,onaye
NewYork reopens September - i55 French Is the
ggo OF the family and school, lectures IN English French
and German by eminent professors especial attention paid
Nine. x. g. MEARs. Principal
CT. JOHNS,
Owed oct 1882 Tenth year 81 and 29 West 32d.t NY
MRS. 1HEODohE IRVING
C.I WEST 3STH-ST.-Miss Arabella Ketch-
- ums classes for young ladies and children with Ger.
Kinderg arten attached.
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N,cw CIVILIZATIONS

WEE BABIES.
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS BOOK,
,inted in eleven color. from original designs by IDA
WAUGH, with bright merry rhymes.
"Tbe handsomes, aui bes selling Juvenile book OF the
year"
Large quarto. Fancy covers. -.
L. T. BUTTON & co.
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THE IRISH QUESTION by DAVID BkANtIT kiNd,
Professor iu Lafayette College l2mo, pp ~" AL.
Charles sGTIbnhrs sons
Professor King presents in this volume the frult of
his observations in two visits TO Ireland the first in
he summer of 1881 aud the second during the
present year He 10 able, therefore, to describe the
very latest phases of Irish discomfort and tho
operation of the latest repedies applied by the
British Government; hls narrative Is brought down
even to the arrest OF Mr.. L. Dwyer Gray lie seems
to have been perseyering and careful investigator.
lie travelled through a large part of the kingdom.
not cUDfhIng himself To the rail ways and tourist
routes but making excursions INTO remote districts,
and visiting especial 1.-The countries where disturb
nnce and distress said 10 he most serious lie
talked great deal with the people. and obtained
valuable information from Government officials,
politicians, piests, ana other intelligent author
tiles. The facts which be thus collected are set
forth with clearneSs, order and evident love OF
fairness. Tue author does not hide his sympathy
Tor the Irish people IN their suieEngs, but nobody
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1 AUNDRESS.-By first-class, neat, active
4. laun. private family: excellent city reference
! 23S Broadway
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MlIn AHsOLuTE sAFETY
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5ltuatlons u0anlr0--femIles.

4 ] NILE. khS ROM,S Swedish, French
n and German Employment Office laiies Will find ca
pablo seryauis-c0Ols launlres'es wdresses chamber
maids and girls for general hOusewOrk Also male eryau
buffers t0Otmeu,Gc MILE: A. EkSTROM, No. I73 Lef.
ingtOnaye. cor 'lst.5t, New-YOrk
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y URSE, &c.--For growing children and "a
~ do plain sewing would wait delicate lady; best
city references Can OF address 1856 Grand st.
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EOR BONTON --THE LATEST TRAIN with
4 Pullman seepers via y. Y. n H. and II. r. r. leaves
Grand Central Depot at 1855 days Get tickets
va New YORK and New-kngaud Railroad at Grand Central
Depot ana priuGlpa, lOt5i4
NOR NEW-HANEN.- steamers leave Peck
slip nj .. and II (~undays excepted IL D.
steamer In time fOi early North
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il SATONIC and NAUGA1UCK RAIlkOA steamer,
leave Catharnesp AZ Il3O 3;JJ D. III k5i-sL East
River, 81 y. Fare lower than " any other route
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COACHMAN.-PreSent employer desires e
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L'ALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
h EAST.-FAh..S Nt-DU CtD, 80 TO Boston. Lowell and
Fit hburg; - to Newport and Fail river; - 20 New
edOrd corresponding reduction to other Ons
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave New-YOrk on alter.
DAYS sundays inc ude from Pier 49, North river
OF Murray ST. at 43O p m. connection
IrOONyn loot OF FulOn-stt and Jersey city from
Oi J. nance place. at p
BORDEN * LOWELL Agents.
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DARTENDER.-By an American, age 81; ;
ID single; several years experience and thorough
~ the furnish The sfacoy
refer 10 character and ability Address ANTHERA
Tribune once
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GOACHMAN.--As cOachman in a oCntleman's
" family by most respectable man u1de stands nc
and management OF horses Turns out IN 81 class style
ami lie highly eo?mmeuded from gentlemen in town Adj
dress {. ii. Tribune Uptown Office. l,23S Broadway.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER .. WiLLlAas ( Co.. Anctaonsers.

AUCTION n y, SALE Or IMPROVED Joy REAL ESTATE.
LOCATED On @ ST1tEET SOUTH. BETWEEN
EIGHTH AID NINTH gfiEETS WEST. AND
OF UNikpSUVE.,s BUILDING LOTS ON THE
CORNER OF D AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST. ia
As Trustee undsr the VIII ef Ann McDeyitt lste<es,
q Washington city, in the District of Columbia, EEs
deceased VII offer for sic at public auction. in ~
mentioned e.o the foIoy4ng real estate situate In
On TauaspA9. 50 Us ESfiAwESTYN1NrH 1884, 1t
Six O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lot z, of tie subdivision CT
square AZ. improved by tTo-stcry frame dwelling.
20. 90 " street s0utoweSs+S
On FRIDAY, june TBIRTIETH, 1882, at the game
hour Lots 2. 8. q 10 and II of Mattngiy and Cal
lag ham, trustees. subdivision Of lot g. in square 032
itnate the CT Dhnd l4th streets northeast
Terms: Onefonrth cash the day of sails or within
seven days ,hefesfter thA fesue in four equal pay
ent. st six. twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months
from the day OF sa for whsh The promlssoy notes Of
tae purcl asers to be give bearing interest from the
day OF s,e at six per CENT quarter yearly to be
secured by deed Of trust the premises sod and
satisfactory policy OF Insurance. the improvements
or all cash. ct the option Of the purchaser Terms Of sale
10 DO complied with in days from the day of
en- defsut 70 comply rishs to resell ct risk and
cost OF defaultiny purchaser G9nverancin g at pur
ehasers COST 500 DEPOSIT acceptance Of bid for the
improved property and SOS on each Of the vacant lots
se2O-eo&d5 J. j. DERMODS,
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Name
Affair. in West WanIinxton.


DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-Miss HELEN steuart,
sister OF the late Col Steuart, died at her resi-
dence on 1St near Market street, yesterday, In the
SOth year OF her age. The funeral viii take place
and the interment VIII be in Rock Creek cemetery
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-About O'Clock last night,
white man named James Moore. aged g years
painter by trade, living at 3225 Water street,
mind, made an attempt to commit suicide by
jumping into the river, near Herr CSSel'S office
He was rescued by Special O1icer Ben Branzee
and Others and under treat ment OF Drs. Tyler and
home by Officers Burrows and Gates
BUILDING Ass0cIATIoS.-At the 44th regular
monthly meeting OF the 18th Building Association
held last night at Goddards hall, 81 200, was dis
value rates
LIVE SrocK sales at Drovers' Rest yesterday are
reported by MI. Tavenner as follows:-24O cattle
up; 192 sold; SO to Baltimore; 10 over; best ~ to
&c. 1,060 sheep and lambe|lambS 4 To q; clip, 81
to ~. 80 cows and calves, SIS TO SIS Per head
Market day win hereafter be on Tuesday,
bushels corn and 20 tons hay: boat Seneca, with
800 bushels wheat and I, 800 bushels corn and 100
barrels Of flour. 800 bushels wheat sold ct el.36
CONDITION or THE WArKR.-Great Falls, very
turbid; receiving reservoir. very turbid; distrib
Posr.~The tagboat Il. C. winship towed ND six
baFges last evening. They are tom Philadelphia,
HIGH TnE-June sl-ll 80 a m; llssn m
Mr.. MIcHAxL DAvfrF made speech at the Acad-
envy Of Music. IN New York: last night. 70 small
ance 1t Is said, that there Is some dissatisfaction
among the local Irish organizations, growing out
OF Mr. Davitt,s reception. Among those present
Bastt explained his views - on the land question.
ana A6n1ed there was any dleoen11Da between
hlm9o4 and ~. 11rneu
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VyHOMAs BOWLING. Lucuonee-.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF LEXINGTON" THE
COUNrR SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEpH

COUNTk SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Cour. of the
a'S Doc. 20 we will set at public auction. to ga
bay OF JUNE. A. D.. iss2. Ut FouR O'Clock p
washington District Of Columbia csd and KNOWN o es
part Of lexington described by metes and bounds in
said decree) containing 81 Is of land more or
less and improved with large and substantial dwelling
There several beautiful building sites upop the
property which Is well wooded and watered and over
the city, The tract will be first offered as whole and
II not SOLD viii then oe- the game acco ding To the
bi 81 e az coy In seven lots which viii be
son house and outbudines containing % 100 acres
Lot containing IL 100 acres; Lot containing
Metropolitan branch OF the B. o. r. T. Lots and 3
sdion tiie Heating" estate; Lot adjoins the erma-
on Boundary street. The remaining lots lie east OF said
railroad and upon the brentwood road Lot contain
Ing Il ~ 100 seses lot containing 50 100 acres;
So 100 This lot has also front of SIS 20 IN,
feet on Boundary street.
chase money in cash. and the residue in four equal in
stssnts. due in six twelve eighteen and twentyfour
months respectively from the day Of sale the purchaser
the deferred payments with interest thereon at the rate
OF SIX per cent annum from the day SALE or all
ea5 at the option OF the purchaser purchasers. The
purchase money for the for any separate part
thereof shall be fally paid and any purchaser shall
ter such sale the Trustees reserve the right to rs At
the risk and cost Of such defauting purchaser The
pat OF may be seen upon application to the
az whole, and $l0o ON each lot II sold IN separate
CALbEKoS CAR isiE. so Dss.n r
A ANpSE a R sPGHAIi 4s2 La.ay.nw. 's'0es
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Terrible Fate 81 ne Longs Party.
He SAD STORY TOLD By THE HERALD ooKkrsroxu

Terrible Fase 81 Ne Longs Party.
THE SAD STORY TOLD By THE HERALD COMES roxD,
RNY.
The New York Herald has received Dispatch
rom MI. w. a. Glider, the correspondent iass
With the Rodgers, which contains additional par.
5lculars concerning the finding OF the bodies a
commander De Longs party by Engineer Melville.
rhe bodies were in two places 500 and Loo yards
rom the wreck OF the scow. They nru found ~
wreck, and following along the bank they CAM
ipon rife barrel hung upon four sticks. Digging
Town they came upon two bodies buried under
light feet OF snow. Melville then saw a camp ket-
Tie and the remains OF a fre about loo yards
away, and approaching nearly stumbled upon Do
longs hand sticking out OF the snow. about thirty
feet from the bank Here under about q foot q
snow they found the bodies OF DE Long and Amber
about three feet apart, and All San lying at thetr
feet, all partially covered by pieces or tent and
few pieces OF blanket All the others except Alexis
they found at the place where the tent pitched
Two boxes OF records, with the medicine chest an1
nag on a stan, were beside the tent The hands
OF all were more or less burned, and n looked a. n
when dying they had crawled into the IRE: Boyd
lying over the fire and his clothing being burned
through 70 the skin, which was not burned Col
Inns lace was covered with a cloth.
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DIED.
ANDERSON

ANDERSON. On Monday morning June 10 1854
at hve O'Clock. MATILDA ANDERSON. in the eighty
second year of her ARE.
The relatives and friends the family are respec-
Iuiy invited 10 attend her funeral at ~ M. Juns
IL 1851 from the residence Of her Lincoln Ander-
son, on Nichols avenue, Unontown.
CRIDLER. Suddenly. Of spoplexy, June 10 1854 G
iZ;.V p m, IN her fifty sixth year. DEBORAH GRID
Eh rehct al the late Augustus NJ. Cridlcr. OF wese
. Funeral Wednesday, June 81 at O'Clock D. H. from
her late reidence, lbs Eighth street northwest Rela-
yves and friends are respectfully invited % attend
lNest virginia papers please copy.l
DAkDEN; In New York, on June IL, 1854 Of hem.
Washington. ID. q. Forty-hve years Of are.
His funeral viii take place "wednesday sS
10 o'cock am. from the family residence No. 1905
9th street northwest.
FAY: On june 10. 1882. CHARLES MCLEAN FAY.
only child OF John c. and Eva NJ. Fay, aged one
day.
MARTIN. June %. 1884, at 10 O'Clock H. m, COR.
NELlUS MARTIN, in the fortieth year OF his asS q
native OF the county Cork, Ireland.
HIS funeral will take place Wednesday at half pat
ree o'clock from his late residence. No. $500 west
street. Georgetown, ID. &.
tSan Francisco Ca. papers, please copy.l
RUFF On June Is. 1882, at 3 30 a. m. in the 26th
year OF her age ALICE NJ. wife of Albert d Ruff and
daughter of II: II. and Olive NJ. Clapp.
Relatives and friends invited ettend her funeral
from her late residence, 1000
day. juno 20, at 6 O'Clock ON.
STEUART. At 3:35 O'Clock p.m. Monday luna
~, 1882. Miss HELEN l.. STECART.
Funeral services at ST. Johns p l.. Church. George
town, DC, Wednesday, June 81, Mt 10 O'Clock. Rela.
yves and friends are respectfully invited 10 attend.
WHITE. On June 20. 1892. at AIS O'Clock Q. m,
after a short Illness EDMUND WARREN, infant son
OF Warren Nj. and Maegie c. Whyte.
Funeral at 10 O'Clock " ednesday morning from the
residence OF his PARENTS, l245 9th street northwest
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vF,HOMAS BOWLING, Aucticneer.

CHA AZ s SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
LIABLE UNEMPLOYED REAL ESTATE ON THF.
a. i ERnaD BRANCH ROAD. IN WASHINGTON
By virtue 81 decree of the Supreme Court of the a.
May. Ap 1881, IN Equity cause 10. S0S5. wherein 1
John Lghtfoot ID plaintiff and William Britt ct al.
S ~. dssfendant,; we VIII; on WEDNESDAY. The
In front OF the premises. the following described real
estate. situated in Tennaliy tcNn, D. c.. to wit One
good two story Frame House with yard and garden,
one two,story Frame House with five &cres Of land.
and garden. Said property faces the Rockville
turnpike and adjoining lots We will offer the above
property separately and in the order mentioned.
we We WI, by virtue Q. said decree on THURSDAY,
AT -FOUR O'CLOCK p. A. also offer for sale at pubic
auction, In front of the premises the following described
zeal estate situated in the county of Washington
the Bread Branch road to wit One tract of land known
l. land 4, of d. p Carpenters subdivision of the
tract of land known the 'Vaie Containing resec-
lively 59-i0 80 1o0 g. leo and 49, 100 acres.
Lot No. 4 mas me granite quarry upon it. Said prop
toned Plat can be further information had.
upon Application to trustees Or auctioneer.
Terms as to al the property One third cash and the
residue in three equal instamsnts. payable in six,
OF SALE the purchaser giving his notes hearing six per
cent interest secured by deed Of trust on said r. al
estate for the deferred payments deposit of $50 on
each lot vi be required at time CT SALE and unless the
sale the property VIII be rcsod at the risk and cost of
the defauiting purchaser AL conyey ancing aud record
ing al the cost Il purchaser.
JOHN J. LIGHTFoOT,
Georgetown. D. c. | g.,
L. CABEII. WILLIAMSON. Z ifes'ees.
tel6-d&ds 40 Louisiana avenue
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FE,HOMAs BOWLING. Auotloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON Fast CAT

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON EAST CAP
!I Gn :, ST RE- Nh, BET BEIMEhN FouRTEENTH
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the Goth day OFF,,
June, a. ID. 1877. and recorded in Iiber No. 855 la
folo 2G5, OF the land records of the District Of
umba and by direction of the party thereby secured
will sea at pubic auction in front OF tile premises
on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
JUNE. 1882 at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK PM
that certain piece parcel of land in the city Wash
ington DC. and known and described as an of lot
numbered thi (3D, III NJ. n. Rohrer's recorded
subdivision of part OF square numbered ten hundred
and fifty seven. u.05D. together with the improve
Terms Of SALE One third cash. at time of SALE tho
residue in two equal ns.ailment secured by the pur
chasers notes satisfactorily secured payable respec-
lively at six and nine months from day Of sale. The
Trustee reserves the right to resell and cost of
purchaser should the atoGe terms not be complied with
within five days FROM time of sale.
je13-d&ds ]. C. HEISTON Trustee
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I'd Edition.
Latest qGlGglanS to The Star.
Price. Down I'm Wal, street.

NEW YORK, June 20-The Posts financial articlp
sayS:-The downward reaction OF the stock mar.
set which bulls and bears alike have been exrect-
Ing for several days, came very suddenly AZ The
opening OF business to-day, the leading stocks
having opened at o decline OF Aa2 yer cent, tn
after Missouri Pacific; Lake Shore opened ,,
down. Canada Southern l,S, New York Centra.
y, Reading IL, and the other active stocks ?
traction. There was then rapid decline OF ka2h
per cent, the latter Reading. Michigan Contra
fell 2, Jersey IL, Louisville lz, Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, Denver, Kansas and Texas
each y, Northern Pacific and wabash preferred
each IN, Lake Shore IL, and the remainder less
tha
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The Canadian Elections.

MONTREAL, June 0.-The elections In the west
ana center divisions are proceeding very quietly.
Up TO noon the number OF votes polled was much
larger than In the same time at former contests
me conservatives claim ma iority i'm the first two
hours or l1o In the west and 145 in the center The
liberals have issued no bulletins SO Ear,
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real ESTATE ON THIRD STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN MISSOURI AVENUE AND PENNSYL-
wanna AVENUE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May &C. 1881 ~
and recorded in LG,r G72 folio 156, eeu one OF
the land records Of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party occurred thereby will sell
public auction in front of the premises to the highest
bidder on TRUkSDAY THE TWENTY SECOND
DAY OF JUNE. A. d. 1882, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ the
following described resi- estate situated the city OF
Washington, District of Columbia. to wit The south
seventeen feet front By tine depth thereof Of lot
bered thrtyeigh: in square reservation A. sad lot
fronting on Third street northwest and extending with
width hundred feet to thirty foot alley to-
gether with the Improvements thereon. consisting of
three story pressed brick front dwelling with large two
story brick back building.
Terms OF sale: Oncthird cash the remainder in notes
cent until paid and secured bya deed of trust. All
conveyancing. &C. at purohssers cost. sle0 deposit
required at time OF sale. Terms to be complied with in
seven days otherwise the property viii resold at the
risk and cost CT defauitiny purchaser.
jel0-d&ds ANDREW II. BROWN Trustee