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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
Vessels Expected at Honolulu. from Foreign


Ports.
Brit blk Lady Lanpson, Marston, San Francisco, due
March gags i Brewer ~ Co, Agents.
Am sch Rosario, swift, Eureka for kahuui, due
March goth.
Ger bR Atulunla, Mohrmann, Liverpool, due, John T
W1terhOusc Agent
Brit Blk Earl UaUu-ie Jarvis London, via st MichRels,
due q W MaclHrlauc ~ 90, Agents
Am blk Edward May, Johnson Liverpool due May %
80, " Macfarlane ~ Co. .,gents
Am bk furncss Abbey, Guest, Boston, due May l.,
@ Brewer ~ Co, Agents.
Br blk Lizzie Bell, Moguatd, Liverpool, due April J.
,, n II Davies Agent
Ger blk Stella, SUmm.r, New York, due April 2o3o,
Castle " Cooke, Agents.
Brit 5 y CcyIon, -, Yokohama, due March %.
Davies ~ Co, Agents.
Ger hi. Paradox, -, Bremen, due -, ii Hack'eld
Co, Agents
Ger bk Adolph, -, due -, II Hackfeld Il Co, Agts
Am sch Leo harrington, South Sea Islands, due,
Lame :. Co, Agents.
Brit ship Taioua, Rhodes, New Castle due April lO5
CIV Mactulaue X Co, Agents.
Am tern w l. Bccbee, Erschen, Port Gamble, due
March 2n.2j, hackicld N Co, Agents
Am blk Buena Vista, Calhoun Port Gamble, due March
20.25 Hackfed X Co, Agents.
Am bstn. Amelia. Newhali, Port Blakcly, due April
1918, Allen Robinson, Agents.
Am bk ID Murray, Ravens, san Francisco, due March
1870 schaeicr ~ Co, Agents.
ii q NJ Elisabeth, -, due in all this month.
PMS $ City OF New York, Cobb, san Francisco, due
March IS, ilackiod a Co, Agents
Brit bk Escort, -, from New Castle, w, loading
- blk Priscilla -, New Castle, n S w, due May
1870. Wilder n Co, Agents
Am bk w II Dmond loudlctt san Francisco due
March 2O-2j Irwin ~ Co, Agents
Am sch Claus SprcckeI, Cousins, San Francisco due
March 2v-%b, for kahuui
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
Sailed.

Mar. i1-Schr Waioli for Paanhau
Sch Kulumanu. for Hawaii
i3-PMSS 2cauuda, Weber, for San Francisco
Am bk Caibarien, Hubbard, for san fran
Sim G Il Bi-hop, for Kauai
Sim Jas Makee, for Kauai
Sim MOkD for koolau
Sch Gen SiVe for Wnialua
1I-Am bgtne q Irwin, Turner, for San Fran
Sim Likelike, for Windwnrd Ports
Stm Kilanca iIOu for kahului
Sch Uiama for IIanalei
I5-Scur Nettiu Merrill for LahRina
Sch Lukn. fot OOkala
Sch Jennie Walker, for Hopuu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
TO LET.


TRRIG ALTON AFTER THIS DATE
10 strictly prohibited, except between the hours Of
~ y. en-. 6ss ~ y. ~ q. D. FREETH,
Approscd; Superintendent Of Water WoSks
Hoasssis, Apsii issA, isSi 81 sAs
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
whalers expected at Honolulu in all March

FURNISHED MEssns A, W. rEiRCE 4 co.
Am VIII hk Abram Barker, smith, from + and Cruise,
Am VIII blk Sea Breeze McKenna, from Il aud Cruise,
Am VIII bk Arnolda Jones' from New Bedford and
Cruise,
Am VIII ok GaGello, Ludlow. from New Bedford aud
Cruise,
Am VIII blk Louisa, Manter, from New Bedford and
Cruise.
Am steam VIII Lucrctia, -, from New Bedford aud
Cruise,
Am VIII b, Ohio, -, from New Bedford and Cruise,
Am VIII biz Stamboul, Keenan,, from New bedford and
Cruise
Am VIII ok Young PheniS Mitchell. from New Bedford
and Cruise,
And the following whalors may touch here, viz;
Eliza Europa, Hunter, Josephine, Sappho Sea Ranger
and j 4 Uowiand.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18

The Regular Prayer Meeting Of the Y. NJ g. A. will
HELD EVERY SUNDAY EVENING ut the vcstry OF
Fort Street Church. no Services commencing at 6:i5
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18

'''~""-""~~""N
Queen street, as shown in another column, il il to
DO understood "a bar To further petitions for
street changes in this city! We can conceive of
no more ehectual cheek to public improvements
In case tried in the Police Court the other day
the defendant and witnesses testified that the po-
lice used unnecessary violence in taking him the
prisonerl to the Station House. one of the officers
persisting in twisting his hnGers while he ask
ing them to desist and let him 20 with them
quietly.
native woman confined to her house, under
medical treatment Tor temporary insanity was
seen by foreign sister to be seized by the hus
band by the hair III AN apparent effort tn jerk her
oil her feet. She hastened to her and
threatened to report any repetition Of such nhu-
man treatment at the Station House, while ma
tive policeman stood quietly by and looked on,
waiting, probably, for authority to arrest. And
yet there are those who think We are forever harp
ing ON the police.
II all business on the Espianade is not stopped,
or people and animals lost in the sush and sens OF
mud in their efforts to get back and forth II s not
from any effort put forth by the Minister of the
interior or the Road supervisor to prevent such.
In answer 10 our enquiry for relief to the univer
sal cry against the condition OF the streets are
told the appropriation has run out, and there are
no funds To draw against. In the name Of a pa
tient public We ask that the military be allowed
ten years turlough, and that salutes DO dispensed
Streets until they are lit to parade their glory on.
The celebrated 81 Lilikalani manifesto that alb
surdest of all absurdities, has, in resIone W an
earnest desire that the same be translated and
printed in the English language, been published In
pamphlet form and Is obtainable nj the Book
stores. IL Is fully deserving Of niche in tho an
mails Of Hawaiian Election history in company
With the Hoapili Baker document" OF a similar
mischievous nature IN 1880, produced evidently by
the same hand. IL Is often stated that figures
don't lie," but 1t Is seldom they twisted hey
truth more than in the manifesto before u.s. And
all this To willfuiy prejudice the native mind
against foreianers- For what end : Is II any
wonder that We should look with suspicion on
such efforts 10 influence and control the ballot, OF
that the coming session of the Legislature 10
viesed with concern tho v. b. La snssstions b
the contrary nosuithstandins.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
fINIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been duly appointed administrator Of the Es,ae Of
W. A, Markham, deceased, late of Honolulu. Oahu, n
L. hereby notifies all persons indebted to said Estate to
make immediate payneni; aud all parties having any
claims against rald ESTATE, whether secured by norg
age Otherwise are requested to present the came
within six months from date they win be forever
barred. ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT, Admntr.
Honolulu March 3th, lrsi. sy-st
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BORN.

Notices Of any Of interest transporting the
other islands viii always be thankfully received for
publication. Correspondents are requested to append
their to all communications, not for publI
cation necessarily but as guarantee that the writer
IL ting In good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
EXPORTS.

For san Francisco. per CaibnrcHn, March t3h-iN,-
d7g bs sugar 1870 bs rice 100 hides i6l lunches ba
nonaS. Dom. Value. sa31j'; Fpn. Value, Sg6.si Tran
Value sg,95I.ll
For a cruise per Mary and Susan, March sForcign
Value sils.5O
For san Francisco, per VIM q Irwin, March Ill.
iWUia lbs sugar 20 buchs buunuas, Dom. Val SsO62-
".
For san Francisco, per zcalandia March i2-Ss,2 Isl
lbs sugar 2O3 lbs cuhcc. ~ pkg brtel leaves IT, Is
bchs banuuas,1 hdls goat skns, Dom. Value SIyC6O5
Fen. Nrtug g.Hi
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
[From the Elele Poakolu.l

We have received letters from persons on the
other islands, concerning the Government doctors
in the various districts, who drawing their pay
grievance to think on Perhaps it canuot be
helped at present, but feel sure that in the
coming of the Legislature the subject will
oet their rigbts, We know for n surety. that one
Of the representatives for Honolulu is determined
to use every effort to upset the present arrange
meut and to put things a new basis so that the
INDECENT sick in the outer districts shall have
proper and prompt attendance from physicians of
skill, at Government expense.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18

A LAKEA STREET, HONOLULU.
IA MUSIC LESSONS AND USE or PIANO for
Practice. Terms, in advance, 81 per week; 81 per
month.
sS- DErACMsn MUSIC ROOM QUITE
PRIVATE ron ADuD.cS tn Bun
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-18
NOTICE.
WANTED,
MISS CLENCH,

DY A JAPANESE-A SITUATION
Coon ~ restaurant or private family Inquire
at the SAILORS HOME s,l2ts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07
Railroad Racket.

New York, 5.-S,Aa'S Chicago: 1t
is rumored that the extension of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
from Hannibal, Mo-, 10 Chicago is
among the probabilities of the near
future. The story is that Jay Gould has
come to the conclusion that the bulk OF
the liGe stock traffic from the southwest
will seek a market in Chicago, and a
direct outlet for his railroad system south
west of st. Louis, must be provided. He
reasons that it will not be good policy to
try and urge traffic from that region
through st. Louis. and over the Wsbssh
to Chicsgo and for that reason 8 direct
route around that city is to be provided.
The rumor finds many believers here.
St. Louis, 6.-Justice Miller, of the
United States Supreme Court, and Judge
MeCrsry, to-day, heard distinguished
counsel argue an application by the Pull
man Palace Car Company for al inter
locutory Injunction against the Missouri
Pacific Railroad management, pursuant
to q temporary Injunction already
granted, against the use of Wagner
sleepers, and cars on tue Missouri Paci-
fc, and Iron Mountain. and against in
reference with the Pullman cars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Pooling Arrangements.

Nav York, 5.-The Tribune has this:
An aoreement for the pooling of the
tb-ongh Pacific business has been made
bv the Union Pacific, the Texas Faclnc
and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa 9
railroad companies. 1t is understood
that the division il 90 per cent. for the
northern. and 40 per cent. for the south
arm route. The precise division OF the
southern business between the Atchlson,
Topeka and Santa Fe ana the several
railroads of the southern system is not
known. The Atchison. Topeka ana
Santa Fe has a part, but exactly how
much has not been made public. Inc
California roads, the Central and the
Southern Pacific, are not parties to the
agreement. Mr.. huntington. Of the Zen
trail ard Southern Pacific companies, SAID
Yesterday that it was of little consequence
TO him whether the business was carried
By the northern or southern route: be
says positively that the California roads
had nothing whatever to Edo with
the pooling arrangement; that whether
the business was done over one line or
the other was unimportant, because the
profits of traffic on both lines reached the
saue pockets. 1t is understood, also,
that an agreement has been made be-
tween the Pacific railroads and Pacific
Mail Steamship company, by which the
steamship company is to be guaranteed
sos, 900 month. The former subsidy
was SIlO, 1000 month, and the contract
was broken few months ago by the Pa.
ciic railroads, which declined to con-
tinue the payments. In the meantime a
connection with the Southern Pacific
line has been completed, and it is under
stood that in the arrangement the Pacific
roads be-s their part of the subsidy 10
accordance with the pooling arrange
ment for division of business. An of
fcer of one of the Pacific roads said
yesterday: "Oh, of course we have made
a compromise with the Pacific Mail, be-
cause all OF the officers Of that company
are good fellows"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07
The Coming Mill.

New York, 5.-iSun'S New Orleans on
the coming prize fight: Ryan being in
terviewed, said in response as TO how be
felt : splendid; never better in mX life.
l am anxious for the fight to take place,
and wish it were to GENE off tomorrow.
Come in aud see me eat, and if l cannot
do justice then q man never could. L
weigh 1877 pounds, but l will rest from
this out, as my hard work is all over. l
will enter the ring at 100 pounds. That
the battle will take place is certain; MOTH
ing but the death of Sullivan or myself
can stop 1t. l hope both Of US will be
we'll on that day, and that our hackers
will select square referee, who will de-
eide the battle in favor of the best man."
Sullivan was found at Schroder's Gar
den. The place was filed with crowd
of sporting men. Joe Goss said, You
have come here to see Sullivan? Look at
him; he is picture of health" -
Sullivan said: II feel just like fight
ing; 1 weigh 178 pounds" Then he
turned to Goss and said, "All ask of
Ryan is to pick the ground where the
authorities cant interfere. / want f4is
field and no favor. That will satisfy
me-"
A few moments sfterwsrd Sullivan
said, with a smile: 81 will go anywhere
in the world with Ryan, as want the
fight to come off,"
The city is crowded with sporting men.
Every hotel is filed with them. The
sole topic Of conversation is about the
fight. Upwards of $40, 900 have been bet
on it here since Wednesday evening. In
coming trains are bringing many sport
ing men from New York, Troy, Albany,
Boston, Chicago, and all points east and
west. Tickets 10 the scene of the fight
are advertised for sale at $40 each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07

Interest Allowed on Deposits, subject TO
Notice Of Withdrawal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07
BRlEF KILOGRAMS.

Affairs in Egypt cause considerable
excitement in England.
Numerous suicides in Paris over the
failure Of Union Generals.
London tradesmer expect q revival Of
business after the opening Of Parliament
No Paris bank has yet been declared
bankrupt, though many of them are
known to be shaky.
The unsettled state Of Europe is ex-
pected To turn a vast amount Of money
into American railroad securities.
Fog shrouded the London streets on
Saturday Business was suspended
and ladies did not venture on the streets
Duke de Brogie, Compile de Cham.
bOrd, the Orleans princes, General Mira
bel, and Viscount de Is Panoze, have
lost many millions By the failure OF
Union Generate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
London-LOudon Bank Of Utah, Limited
New YOr-American Exchange Nationa
Bank.
Chicago-First National Bank.
Omaha-OmGha National Bank.
San Frsncisco-Bsnk Of California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07
The shaI,enberger Bill.

Washington. 6. = Delegate Cannon,
Mormon apostle, has asked the House
judiciary committee to delay action on
the Shallen berger bill to suppress polyg-
amy, one reEscn which he gives being
his own great grief at the news of the
death of one of his wives. He desires
10 be heard by the committee before the
bill is acted upon. 1t has been decided
to postpone the hearing until Wednes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07
BUY AND SELL STERLING EXCHANGE

Bay ana Sell Drafts oss the Cites ofthe
United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07

Accounts Kept on the most favorable
terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07
POer MRS. Lincoln,

New York, 6.-Ths Boston Globe, of
yesterday, has this: Now that Mrs. Lin
coin has been voted SIS, 600, and q sub
stantial yearly pension, it leaks out that
she has $4,000 invested in 81 per cent.
bonds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07
AUCTION SALE.

71UBIIC NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOWING
property, the possession of the Utah Central Railway
be
public highest bidder the warehouse OF said Com
Territory
18th day February Sale to begin at 10 o'clock OF said day.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AT OGDEN STATION ON
HAND JANUARY 7TH. 1892
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-07

Authorized Capital, 100000
Par v+lueS77S, $40
Subscribed Capital. e49,6OO,
Par value, S24I, BIS
Shareholders Lisble for Amount In
called on Shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-15
The Coming Comet.

THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE CoNCERNJNG THE Rx.
PECTED VISITOR.
The calculations that were printed in THE STAR
OF last Saturday, prepared by A. j. Corrigan, OF
the "Nautical Almanac" Office, were erroneous.
owing TO an error in the observations from which
The elements were computed. computation from
corrected observances give the following elements:
The longitude OF the perihelion Is 50 deg. So min
The longitude Of the horde is 2O4 deg and 81 min :
inclination, ~ deg. 80 min The perihelIon dis
lance Is .OS OF the earth's distance from the sun
the distance being taken as 1, or about seven and
a-half million miles. The nearest approach to the
earth, which will be in the latter part OF May will
pe ABOUT the earth's distance IRON the sun. The
comet VIII reach Its periheliOn on June 18th. 1t
VIII probably not be visible to the naked eye be.
lore the 10th May. It gives indication OF being
very large 1t will first appear In the north about
thirty degrees above the horizon at o'clock In the
evening. The increase OF brllliancy win probably
be very marked from May 18th to June iSth mt
the comet viii probably be lost to sight in the sun
light about June 10th and will be visible only in
the southern hemisphere. During the FIRST week
OF June iJ should present fine appearance in the
northwestern sky after sunset IL present indica-
lions aie 10 be relied upon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-15
Political Notes.

A largely-attended meeting OF the New York
county democracy, at Cooper institute, last night
adopted resolutions approving Hon. A. s. Hewitt's
position on the tariff, advocating the abolition of
internal revenue taxation, and cOndemnfnp Minis
bill
The Connecticut house Of representatives yester-
day passed resolutions requesting President Ar.
thur To pardon Sergeant Mason and restore him to
the army; also resolution calling upon Congress
To take action for the relief OF American citizens
imprisoned in Ireland
The New York Free Trade club last night adopt
ed resolutions demanding reduction of SIS COO C0O
per annum In taxation. nine-tenths OF the refiuc-
ton TO be made on duties on imports which weigh
down manufacturers.
The republican association OF the twenty-1rst
assembly district, New York, has expelled Cen
IN, rom the organzation for running against
1 Th icy G ual Moni;hee OF .ne party last faiL
at Columbus June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-15

FoRD's OPERA HOUsE-The ssTourists,n who
have Kept the city In good humor this week by
their mrthful oddities and delicious music, will
close their engagement here with tO-night's
performance.
NATIONAL THEArER.-The present engagement
OF MIR. Joseph Jefferson will close tonight when
he will play "trip Van Wrinkle" Next week the
AudTan Opera company will have the theater, as
mentioned more fully elsewhere.
BENEFIT OF LITTLE EVA Mcpherson. The rush
for seats for the complimentary benefit tonight at
Odd Fellows Hall. to little Eva Henderson, in
dtcateS that the affair will be 4 great success.
.'Our Boys will be played with a capital cast
MISS Minnette Thompson, the brilliant actress,
We T n take Leading part in the play en-
this bene ut entertainment
"MY SWEETHEART" at Ford's Opera House next
Week.. Monday night souvenir portrait OF
President Arthur Will be given to every patron.
my sweetheart Is A charming domestic comedy
VIII gooa moral, ana Inc various Characters are
company. Miss Minnie Palmer las lost none OF
her piquancy and vivacity, and Mr.. X. e Graham
The WORLDS MUSEUM COMPANY announce that
they win open permanent exposition at Odd
an extensive assortment OF wonders and curiosi-
ties. besides performance OF magictans ana
prodigieS OF various kinds.
The BIscHoFF CoScERT.-Monday evening the
nth OF the course OF concerts under the direction
OF DR.: J. w. Bischon, will be given at the Con-
par5 are Mrs. Kaspar, Miss McGrew, Mrs. Dayton
Ward. Mrs. DR.. Winter, Miss Jennie Cutter, Miss
M Ma Miss Westhorp. Mss Bender and Mr..
THE CAPITAL fHEArRH affords pleasant even
Ing resort for those fond OF drst-class variety en-
LUzHrE benson vim lecture on Temperance At
Lincoln hail at O'Clock to morrow afternoon
l6ans ncovune OF the istil speaks Of the excep-
tional success Of the opera company of Mr.. Chas
3. Ford In that city. and warmly praises the man
pany. This success OF Mr. Ford, who Is q son OF
the veteran manager John Z. Ford, and Is wor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-15

ANNUAL REPORT AID KLRcrInN OF orr1crn


The annual meeting OF the Central Dispensary
AMI Emergency Hospital was held yesterday at
the institution, No. sl6 10th street northwest and
was largely attended 10y the contributing members.
The attending stan reported that during the month
ending March 81, lsS2, the Following work had
peen done: prescriptions compounded, s,4ss; num-
per or cases attended, GO: number OF operations,
B; number OF emergency cases, IL.
The president submitted TO the board his annual
address, showing. among other things, that during
the year over $500 cases had been treated, and
nearly 23.o0 prescrsp tions compounded at an ag-
gregate EXPENSE for the year OF about $500, and
that since July, 1881, at which time the Emergency
Hospital was inaugurated, about I'D cases had
received surgical treatment for accidental injuries
The Following directors Were elected FOR the year
ending March 81, 1888: Jesse Il. Wilson, Major J..
w. Powell, Gen. VIM. VI. Dunn, b. U. Keyser, Cali
deron Carlisle, p. II. Wilson, J. w. Barker, j. w.
Drew, }. A Baker, John y. Hanna, w. M. Gait, c.
Z. Duncason, ID. w. Middleton, X. Temple, II. Il.
Mohun, WIN. Gait. Thos. p. Morgan, Drs. A Pate,
JAS X. Morgan Flodorado Howard, j. Eliot, N s.
Lincoln, Robt Reyburn, Louis Mackau and A Y.
i. Garnett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-15

Important Real Estate Transactions
Messrs Fitch, Fox Brown have made recently
the following sales: For Henry stanton, OF New
YORK lots Is and i6 In So icsO % J. W. Starr, ESQ.,
for 500 cash. For Mrs Mary II. Biddle trustee, OF
Philadelphia, lot 2. block IL, Columbian College
and, 10 Mrs X =. stone, for u.is5. To George n
RIDER, lots i6 and II, block 90; s.s,o To Miss
Mary Mann, lots is and H. In block co. for a. asa
Lot 3. block II, 70 A. VI. NcLaehlen, for 81 ia
Lots % and "a block n, 20 y. s. Deland for So go
To Miss Mary K Mathews. lot I. block 81 Tor 81 tso
For the Columbian University, lot Sc. south
grounds, College Ill., 20 w. q. Ill., for 50 so For
Hin, for $2.Sis05. For the Columbian University
the north So feet OF lot 5, I'm square SiS Danii
Murray, esq, for - ls.20 cash. For Capt W. p.
Graham, or Va, No. i2i7 Vermont avenue, near
Thomas Circle TO Mrs Ada T. Tyssowski. Tor S. 900
cash. For Capt George f. Lemon. No. 1918 Jeffer.
son Place, TO Mrs JEANNE Tree Rves for 5000
For Henry Il. Miles. 60 MrS Emma g Andrews, lots
IL and AZ, in So. iS2 with the improvements 'front.'
Ing Scott Circle, Tor Si3,500 For n. W. Burchell,
esq, 10 Coz. VIM. winthrop. assistant Judge adyo.
cate general sub lot I. 50. ga being No 100 ver.
mont avenue, for s1S.J0o For Mrs Isabella Ring
gold. TO the Hon Hugh McCulloch, ex-Secretary OF
the u. 5. Treasury department, the north u feet
inches OF lot g. In squi are l99 being No. el2 18Th
street, fronting Mcpherson Square, for COO.
Also, In connection with Mr.. r. II. Warner, Tor the
estate OF the Hon Charles Francis Adams. Nos.
1888 and 1885 street. opposite EbOiu HOUSE, %
and for Mr.. l.. Seidner, OF Baltimore, the premis.s
No. 92l Pennsylvania avenue, occupied by the Bos-
ton dry goods store, 10 same purchaser Tor $4,000
cash.