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The Evening critic., 1882-05-31
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM go Chief-Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and James.-U. s., uso
Blake ct al; settled. Mccullough vs.. Croft;
stricken from the calendar. Burns VS. Metro
polltan Building Association; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Justice Hagner.-Barrett VS..
National Bank OF tho Republic; commission
TO take testimony in Cincinnati, Ohio, ordered
to Issue. Homans VS.. Gutter; leavo to fle
amended bill. Newmeyer vs. Newmeyer;
Return J. Meigs, jr., appointed guardian ad
litem.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Justico Mac Arthur.-U. 8.
ys. Sterling; verdict for plaIntin against
Sterling for SS63.30. Gibson Bros. vs. F. 8.
II. Company; judgment and condemnation
for SIS. Dickey vs.. Quackenbush; judgment
below af1lrmed. Taylor vs.. Ryan; adminis-
traitor of calendar. Snyder vs.. Douglass; of
oolp
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Real Esfate Transfers.

]. Howard Wells 70 Western Union TeIe-
tween New York and Washington, formerly
belonging TO Bankers & Brokers Telegraph
Company. +. Settle TO s. slmms, for $1,000,
pit. p. sq. $50. A. W. Settle to same, for
$4,000, sub. 80, 80. GIG. b. II. Warner to NJ.
4, Budwell, for S62s so, pts. and Z, 50; sd.
Mary L. Cooley TO Clemintena Budwell, for
$3.50, pit. @, sq. SD. Il. p. Dodge to s. S. Cis-
sell, for 81, 700, lot II, So. 367. James G. .Haw-
ley TO Mrs. Mary Coomes, for $500, pit. 1, 50.
512. S. d. caldwell TO Florence Cairns, for
$4,000, lot 10, SO. Ill. II. McMeen TO w Il.
Benford, for S3 15O, sub lots SS and 80, 50.
194. W. L. Benford to Nj. II. Doolittle, for
$4,000 and trust for S2,100, same property.
@. u. o. OF Gallilean Fisherman TO L. Slmms,
for S1O,350, lot 49, res. A.
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Loves Pledges.

William :. CHARTERS, OF Mercer County, W.
Va ana Laurette simpson, OF Georgetown,
ID. @.
John 4. Nolan. OF BenninG's, d. O., and Agnes
Nj. Talbert, OF this city.
Henry 4. Brice and Ida NJ, pIerson
John d. sherley and Zilly Ann Tramel both
OF Fairfax County, Va.
Alfred cloyd, OF Fairfax County, Va, ana
Emma jones' OF this city.
q. =. Orhella, Of Teuda, Italy, ana Alice
0reenwell, OF this city.
John A. Dow ms, OF this city, and Martha Nor.
ria, OF Sussex County, Va.
VIM. L. Roberts, OF this city, and Kate Moore,
Of Corunna, Mich.
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AUCTION SALES.
lUY YOURSELF A HOME.

pUY YOURSELF A HOME
PRICE WITHIN REACH OF EVERY ONE.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND SMALL
INTEREST.
The undersigned, In order to close nm estate. IL
Obliged to sell house No Az X street mort Invest.
This house was built by days work, is in per-
feet order containing Ten rooms, bathroom,
etc. VIII take small cash payment, balance In
notes long time, low interest, with privilege 10
take them up when desired. VIII be sold very
low a. private sale at any time before
FRIDAY, JUNE ?, AT O'CLOCK,
at which time, II undsposcd of Il will he sold at
auction TO the highest bidder. The keys and per-
mission TO examine can be had at
wILLET q LIBBEY's LUMBER YARD,
Cor. Sixth street and New York avenue.
DUNCANsON BROS
my20-4t Auctioneers.
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CORNER.
Organizing the GARFIELD Hospital.

The committee OF twenty-five appointed at
the general meeting of citizens from every
part of the country, held shortly after Presi-
dent Garfield's assassination, to establish
memorial hospital, met last night in the par
lor, OF the Soldiers and Sailors orphan Home
After settling the affairs Of the committee, It's
receipts were ordered 10 be turned over to the
Incorporated body, which then mot. Or. S. O.
Busey was chosen chairman and Mr.. u. g..
Loyejoy secretary. Tho following fncorpor-
ators were present; Mrs. Senator Harrison,
Mrs. General Ricketts,, Mrs. General Emory,
Mrs. Montgomery Blair, Mrs. Cornelia W.
Ferris, Mrs. Anna NJ. Aldrich, Mrs. Mary j.
irish, Mrs. Miranda Tullock, Mrs. Senator
Blair, Dr. s. @. Busey, Mr. b. G.. Loyejoy. Drs.
T.. A. Ashford. j. Ford Thompson, Messrs.
Henry A. Willard, A. S. Solom0ns, James II.
sayille, Henry W. Garnet, Il. Francis RIGGS,
DR.. William q. Palmer, and Mr.. Reginald
Fondall. Tho valuable gift OF the trustees of
the National Soldiers and sailors Home,
worth 100000, consisting OF the promises
formerly occupied by that Institution, was ac-
cepted, With expression OF thanks. commit
tee was appointed TO provide for organization
In detail, and after other business was trans
acted the incorporators adjourned. 10 meet IN
their latelyacquired property next Tuesday
night.
m
The Evening critic., 1882-05-31
spencerian business college Com
meucemeut.

Lincoln Hall was crowded TO overnowing last
evening by refined audience which had as
sembled TO witness tho interesting graduating
exercises Of the spencerian Business College.
The stage was artistically decorated, and on It
were seated Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, the grad
yates and number of distinguished guests.
The Rev. Fred D. Power, chaplain of the
House Of Representatives, delivered the invo-
cation. The ladies' and gentlemen's saluta-
tory were then delivered by Miss Lucille L.
Miller and Mr. John Z. Clarke, respectively.
The salutatories were followed by an ad-
nails" and an essay by Miss Margaret A. Allen
en- "Head, Heart and Hands,"
The valedictories were delivered In exqui-
site style by Miss Minetta Powell and Mr..
George w. l.. Buckler. Mrs. Spencer then ad-
dressed the female and Professor Spencer the
male graduates.
Commissioner Dent, General Eaton and
Hon. James Gilfillan delivered addresses.
The awarding OF diplomas was next in
urer Gilnllan: The graduates were as fol-
lows: Misses Margaret A. Allen, Mary E. Boyer,
Lucille L: Miller, Mary o'Donoghue, Minetta
Bessie L. Myers and Messrs. George J. Bauer
Charles Il. Bernhard, John W. Blakelock,
George w. L. Buckler, George s. Bush, John
L. Clarke, Julius A. Eisenbeiss, Marcus z. Far
John W. Helbig, Nathyniel E. Hungerford,
Joseph Z. Keene, Charles b. Kirkland, Charles
@. Lewis, Henry S. Matthews, Lawrence Nord-
hon, william A. Smith, Leonard Garfield Spen-
Ger, Robert Pinkney Stone, Alfred H. Wells,
Court Foster Wood, Charles s. Gorgas, Nicholas
Grimm, William b. Howell, J. Burrell Hymen,
William Metz, David X. Rawlings Thomas
Arthur Tomlinson, Walter NJ. Wooster. He
also awarded bookkeeping certificates to
Messrs. John &. Brooke, Samuel Herzog, Alex
ander Kaufman, William X. Rogers jr., Jacob
NJ. Shindel.
The graduates were all the recipients oi
beautiful floral designs, which were handed
to them by the committee Of flower girls. The
exercises throughout were interesting and
credltable, and repeated bursts Of applause
sfgniled the approval and delight of the audi
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Never since the Flood.

Since the RAINY weather tho good book
speaks OF, when that distinguished person, Mr..
Noah, 80 doxterously, and on the shortest pos
sible notice, got together OF each and every
Kind one pair OF living things then existing on
earth, there never has been such a stock OF
boys clothing at as low prices made up In as
good style and OF as good material as u. Rob
fnson Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue north
west have now on hand
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Picture Sale.

The nne collection OF paintings, engrayings,
etchings, original drawings, sketches, ETC.,
now on exhibition at Mr.. Dowling's store, cor
VIII be sold this evening, commencing at 80
O'Clock. An excellent opportunity to buy good
uicturee.
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Mr. MICHAEL MCCAIN. a we'll.

Mr.. MICHAEL MCCAIN, a we'll
known and popular manufac-
turer Of Syracuse, n. Y, writes:
81 felt generally debilitated and
my health failing me, l longed
and prayed for an iron constitu-
ton, that might be rid OF the
many annoyances of ill-health.
But dyspepsia and urinary
troubles, attended by nervous
prostration, had gotten hold of
me, and 1 felt my time had
come. Nothing seemed to give
me any permanent relief.
Finally happened TO see an ad-
vertisement OF BROWNS IRON
BITTERs. Bless me, says /,
sihat's Just the medicine for me
precisely And so 1t was. BY
The powers of old ireland II has
cured me of all my troubles and
given me a constitution ofiron."
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National Hotel ArriyaIs.

Ftp. Devices, Pottsyille, Pa; General William
Frick, Chester, Pal G.. A. liagerty, Hanover,
ohioi J.. W. Whetham, W. Va; J., W. Davis
W. II. Barricklo and wife, BALTIC, Md; Miss
Carrie Kelly, Now orleansj Q. d. Boise and
wife, n. "; sylvester Smith, N. y; Hon. George
Albert Everett, Boston, Mass; William IL.
Broomer, N. Y.; Walter Scott ir., N. y. d
Jones, N. O.; Alex Hunter, Va; Ira Wood,
Bedford, Pa. John Il. Rider, Phila., Pa. Rev
James Chipchare, Baltic, Nd; N. ID. Prentlss
N. y; Clayton Denny, Philar Pa; A. d. cowles,
Coleman. Florida; g. W. Loyatt, N. y; N. II
Hays, Glenyille, w. Va; Ralf Casley, BALTIC.
Nd; @. Camaham, indianapolis, Ind; IL. NJ
MornAon, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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. We Believe Fair and Honest

dealing to be the only basis OF prosperity. Go
and sec what few dollars Will do at the old
and reliable clearinghouse OF Noah Walker &
Co., 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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irly2nd&di
J. L. OoND"hAh' Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL HOUSE AND
LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF della -.
WARE AVENUE, BETWEEN IL AND (fi
STREETS SOUTHWEST. E4.u
BY virtue of n deed of trust, dated August /, A.
ID. 1871, duly recorded In iber No GGi folio 49, ct
seq, one OF the land records Tor the District OF
Columbia and at the request of holder Of the
notes, shall sell Mt public auction In front of
the premises, on THURSDAY, June I, 1852. Mt
o'clock T.. M, all that certain piece of ground sit.
uate In ihe city of Washington, u. G., described
as lot lettered and marked r. in w. b. Todd's
recorded subdivision of Original lot numbered 3,
prONCmCnts, &c.
Terms Onethird cash and the balance In and
10 months, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold, with interest at per cent, per annum.
or all cash at option of purchaser. a deposit of
$50 required at time Of srle and all conveyancing
81 purchasers cost Terms to be complied with
In seven days. II. II. q. TODD,
my2O cod rr istep
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Star.ROute witnesses.

Jerry ]. Ellis and John A. Walsh were before
the Grand Jury to-day to give testimony on the
charges in the Star-Route cases connected
with John B. Price.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-31
Real Estate Auctioneer.

r 4. CoLDWELL,
q. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED SOUTH
WEST CONNER TWELFTH. STREET AND
PARK PLACE NORTHEAST
by virtue of deed of trust, recorded among
the land records Of the District OF Columbia, -.
in liber No. E09 folio 400. ct seq, and Mt the 6f
written request of the legal holder of the M::j
notes secured by the said deed Of trust, will sell
at public auction, on THURSDAY, the sth day
of June, A. d. 1882, at o'clock p. M, all that cer-
tain lot of ground with Improvements, situated,
ly ing and being I'm Washington city, District Of
Columbia, known and described ms lot numbered
1850 thirty-slx in the recorded subdivision of
square numbered nine hundred and eighty-seven
Uis7).
Terms: One. fourth cash; balance In G, 12, Is and
q months, with Gper cent interest. A deposit of
$50 required at sale.
WILLIAM w. METCALF,
my2pd%ds. Trustee.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-31

EDWARD BOYD was found guilty of the
larceny OF two cows and a heifer In the Crimi-
nal Court to-day, and recommended to the
was entered.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-31
For The Garfield Monument.

the EVENING CRITIC has received from the
Sixth Auditor and clerks In has ONCE, $4.50
for the Garfield Monument
The Evening critic., 1882-05-31

~,. IF YOU WOULD AVOID OHILLs AND
H8B Fevers, Ague and Fevers, Bilious Fevers
and other diseases incident 10 the season., take
cape them.
BROwNINGS BITrERS have been in use for
over tw elVe years, and no person was ever known
to have chllls or bilious feYers while using these
Btters For sale by druggists and grocers oneT
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
PRoPRIEToRs AND MANUFACTURERS,
olO PennAylyaniA venue,
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DIED.

MEAD.-Wednesday May 81 at II a. m, An
drew Chapman Mead, aged twenty-four years.
Funeral tomorrow afternoon, June L, from
Alb South Carolina avenue southeast, at 2;3O
|.
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500 Reward for BETTER Remedy
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is a positive
cure for piles. Get box OF your druggist and
suner no more. Sold everywhere.
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RoUND-TRIP TICKETS, so CENTS. m.

A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON THE w.
IA w. Corcoran will be given under the direc-
ton ofthe ladies of the Congregational Church on
Friday evening, June 2, lss2 Boat leaves sev,
direction of Director j. w. Bischof. Sandwiches,
strawberries, Ice cream, &c, served on the trip.
Tickets, so cents, at Il. Youngs, Kellogg y John.
sons. or at the boat. myH,3ljul, z
The Evening critic., 1882-05-31

VN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
- hold their annual reunion and strawberry
cents. mv3t.3 3tf
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SOCIETY,".


Mrs. Hoge, tho charming wife OF the Hon.
Mr.. Hoge, OF Martinsburg, w. Va, Is spending
a few days In town. Her daughter, Miss Nan
ME, was great belle In society hero. She
spent several winters at Admiral Porter's
pleasant home, and her marriage, which took
place few months ago, was the romance by
excellence Of the oriole celebration In Balti-
moro last fall.
The many friends OF the Hon. George p.
Fisher, OF Delaware, arc pleased to welcome
him again among them. He is here TO argue
ono OF his law cases before the courts.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. Murdoch for the wedding of their daugh-
ter and Mr.. Church, which will take place at
the Church OF the Ascension on the 9th OF
June, at z 80 o'clock. A unique and pretty
card, engraved in silver, which Invites the
guests to be present at the samo time at tho
celebration Of the silver wedding OF the BRIDES
parents.
General and Mrs. Ayros left town on Monday
to attend the funeral OF their brother, Judge
Ayres, OF Kansas, which took place yesterday
at Belle Plain, N. Y. The Judge died very
suddenly, in the midst OF an argument he was
making before the Court, and, according to
the custom of the family, the body was sent
TO the old home, where several generations OF
the name "slccp and take their rest" in the
cemetery OF the pretty village.
Mrs. Herbert, the Alabama regent, has re-
turned from Mt. Vernon, where she has been
spending the past ten days, and Is once more
established in her pretty quarters on Capitol
Hill.
Madame Won Sachs, q lady most charmlngly
known In New York and Washington society,
will spend few days with friends In the city.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EXCURSIONS.
NUANTIco PAVILION.

nUANTIco PAVILION.
Delightful bathing resort Boating, fishing,
croquet. shooting gallery, archery, quoits and
other amusements.
Dinlpg-room and Restaurant special feature.
The Palace Steamer EXCELSIOR, at G3O
a.. m. and 1880 p. m., daily, Sunday included, from
Seventh-street wharf,
Music and Dancing on boat and grounds. POSI-
lively no tick cts sold to disorderly or improper
persons.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, 80 CENTS. my29
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CTRAwBERRY FESTIVAL
- Benefit of the
UNIVERSABTST CHURCH,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Thursday Evening,
my3t.ot Iunp 1851

Il STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
At the Unity Presbyterian Church. 1fh ST., bet
Corcoran and II sts., on the evenings ofThurs-
day and Friday, June and 2. mysi.9t$
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rTHEATRE ooMIoUB.
The cRowNING EVENT OF THE SEASON

The CROW WNlNG EVENT OF THE SEASON.
MONDAY. MAY 90,
MAT1NEES TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND
SATURDAYS.
Special Engagement of the World Renowned
CLIPPER QUARTZ
LITTLE TODD AND LEW SNOW
The Most Wonderful Equilbrists In the World.
MISS KITTIE O'NEIb.
The Grt atest of all Lady Dancers.
HARRY THE KEItNELIS. JOHN
The Greatest OF all Irish Comedians.
LAMONT AND DUCROW,
The Original and Only Happy Hottentots.
WESLEY BROTHERS,
The Longest and Shortest song-and-Dance Team
In America.
w. G. BRYANT AND LIZZIE RICHMOND,
Opera Bouffers,
BARNEY REYNOLDS,
Washington's own Prime Favorite.
Re-engagement of the Greatest Dancers In the
World
WHEATLEY AND TRAYNOR.
Concluding with The Greatest of all Irish Come
dies, MULDOON'S PICNIC.
Thursdny Jnne 1.-The Celebrated Dialect Come
dians, CkANDAIL AND EASTWOOD.
Monday, June 5-Avery and Clifton, keating
and sands, Captyla Forrest, Mccarthy and
Moore, etc, etc.
Performances commence 2.i5 and 7i5 sharp.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-31

SI2 styIish-Cut Suits
at George spransy's, bO7 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Trnnsnctions nt she various Dis
trict Offices.


The total mortality of the District of Columbia
during the week ending Saturday August -, 1889,
was "A (being more than during the preceding
week) or at the rate of 203i per 1000 per annum.
or the decedents 10 were white males, 10 white
females, 19colored males, aud % colored females .
making an annual death rate Of III per 1000 for
the white population and 87.14 for the colored
There were 10 births reported, 2S white and q
colored, making an annual birth rate of III per
l,OOO for the white and II for the colored. Mar
riagcs reported, 3l white, %; colored, 4. Still
births, II; white, 81 coored, Z.
The District chemist has condemned the water
fthc pump at the corner of ninth street and New
York avenue and from the well at the Washington
City Orphan Asylum.
The Commissioners have granted the request Of
Postmaster Anger to allow the mail wagons to
load and unload at the sidewalk in the rear OF the
post office.
The health Office has received the burial permit
OF Pent Noble, the prisoner who was drowned
while trying TO escape from the Jail officials.
The liquor license board have approved the ap;;
plications for licenses of j. J. Mcmahon, 9O3
Twenty-sixth street northwest; James L. Ward,
9l7 Twenty-siNth street northwest and disap-
proved those OF George w Hall II Bro, 1911 Sew
enth street northwest, and S. r. Adams, 5S street
northwest.
Commissioner Morgan has indorsed the letter of
DIR. Patterson i'll relation TO the proposed morguo
to the Inspector of Buildings TO ascertain whether
the proposed annex to the new station house in
the fifth precinct can be erected and whether the
appropriation will be exceeded by so doing.
Building permits were issued yesterday to G. A.
Didden to build one brick laboratory Oh Connecti-
cut avenue TO cost 500; Jackson, Bro. & Co., to
build one franc warehouse at Gcesboro', to cost
$500; ii. \. Smoot, to build private stable corner
Ninth and Boundary, 10 cost $500: G. Denham 4
Co., to build private stable Eighteenth, between
II and streets northwest To cost 500; Henry
Hilyard, to build private stable in alley between
sixth and Seventh. streets northwest TO cost $500
MIS-. Humphries, TO make repairs 006 Fourteenth
streets northwest to cost $40; B. ii. Warner to
make repairs at 02l Pennsylvania avenue north
west, TO cost $500.
AS was predicted in THE REPUBLICAN, some day s
since, the assistant special license agent has com
elected to pay their personal tax. q. w. Stock
stader was the first against whom warrant was
isSupd
National Republican., 1882-08-17
naI,,morc General Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l0.-CottOn firm mlddlng, 13c
Flour dull; Howard street and Western super
fine, sS 25a3 IS; do extra, sI COOS 90; do family
e. .5Gp6 Vs. City Mills superfne. s5 O03 7G do extra
"a 00GG 20; do. Rio brands, G0t; Baltimore high
grade family, 81 OO do winter wheat, patent. 81 So
Wheat-SOuthern steady; Western easier aud inactive
southern red 81 1901 l3; do amber, tl 1901 lG No.
1 Maryland, Al l26i l2s; No. . Western winter red
spot aud August, 81 l2Sdl 10; September, 81 IIls@
Illts October, 81 l2,4Cgi l2is; November, 81 13,d@
l lS's; December, 81 li'< asked. Corn-southcrn
white quiet, Western opened active aud cl, sed dun
and easier; Southern white. 9lt9ac: do yellow Ola
9sc Western mixed spot, Siis q Soc August ia GuSGt
September, s5g@SGc; october. si@sl'ac November
S.s1uS0Gc. Oats easier and quiet; southern. GjG7G,
Western white 61GeGSc do. NAKED, GtdG'c Pennsyi.
vania, 65 Sc Rye quiet at tSH12c. Nay quie prin
70 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. sls OOGtsO0
Prnvislons steady mess pork 81 25G23 -: bulk
meats-shouders and clear rib sides, packed, lilo
lr4c; bacou-shouders, l2c clear lib stdeS l5 c:
hams, 10 s@lGl4c. Lard, refined lic. Butter dull;
Western packed, lig2Oc; creamery 23a7c. Eggs
firm at l0c. Petroleum quiet; refined, &C. Coffee
hrm Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair. sclgi.c. Sugar
steady; A son. 0sc. Whisky steady at u 10. Re-
ceptsFlour, 2,Ojo barrels; wheat, $50 bushels;
corn, 2,70S bushels oats, 2,l00 bushels; rye, 2IO
bushels. shipments-Mheat, 1900 bushels; corn
a6ds bushels. Sales-Wheat, i3S,v0O bushels; corn
11S,350 bushels.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
AUCTION SALES.
j. II. COldwell,
AUCTIONEER


TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE FARM Pro.
PETTY on EASTERN RikNCH ROAD, ABOUT
ONE NILE AHoNE UN1oNIowN, AOGuSr7,
1882, AT IOCLOCK T.. Nj
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated the lath day {
pciOoer, \, ID: 1870, aud recorded in liber No Gl9
folio 49, one Of the land records for the County Of
Washington, In the District OF columbia, aud by dt.
reclton of the party secured thereby the nndersgned
O'Clock D. NJ, on the premises, the undivided h2lIs
part OF the following described tract piece or parcel oL
ground situate lying aud being on tile eastern SIDE OF
the Eastern Branch Potomac River In the COun
aud being part OF lots himbcrcd a. and eight ~
Of James Dundas' subdivision OF ludsin said County
and District which subdivision Is OF record In said
County and District u being the snme land lhat was
conveyed by Henry NaylOr and wife TO a. Underhill
and Charles Barker as tenants Ia common, by deed
dated February IS, 1854
ern Branch road bounded aud described rs specified
In said deed from said Henry Naylor aud wife To said
A. Underhill and Charles Barker. aud containing
sxtyone (Gl) acres one (D rood aud thrtyniue (aD)
cnmfortuble framc-dwellings and suitable outbuid-
ings
balance In six and twelve months frop, day of sale
with interest at the rate of eight per ccntuln
mum, INhble semi-annnay TO be secured by decd OF
trust on te property sold. or all cash, ut purchasers
option deposit of $l0O viii be required at time OF
sale.
Irthe terms of sale are not compiled with within
six days from day OF sale the Trustee the
right to resell ut the SIX and cost of the deiauting
purchaser after five days adve tsement In the RE.
PUBLICAN, newspaper of Washington, d. G. All
conveyanclng at the cost OF purchaser.
jy2eds Trustee.
Rs- SALE POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY,
August H. 1881, at same pac" and hour. ausd&ds
Bs- SALE POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY
August ~ 1882 ut same place and hour.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
Police Cnurt Notes.

George Mantz, who shot Charles Yates Tuesday
afternoon, as reported in yesterdays REPUBLICAN,
had his case continued until Saturday. His per-
sonal bonds were accepted.
Joseph Carter, n respectable looking old man.
was charged with trcSpaSSing in the Smithsonian
grounds He stated that he was a stone cutter,
and came here few days ago from Fall River,
Mass, to get work on the Washington Monument,
and ran out of money. The court took his per
sonal bonds and released him.
James Wright. the colored driver who ran over
Mr.. Jackson Pumphrey last Saturday evening"
was tried yesterday for assaulting that gentleman
Mr.. Pumphrey testified that he did notthink the
defendant intended to assault him, or was guilty
of any criminal negligence, as the accident hap
pened near the Baltimore and Potomac depot
and the engine whistles frightened the horses. Ii Q
thought If anybody WAS TO blame 1t was the rail-
road Judge Bundy held the same opinion, and
dismissed the charge against the defendant.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
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