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CTyIL-RIGHTs CAsE.-The case OF W 6 Grow.
ley. charged with violating the fourteenth amend
ment OF the Constitution OF the United states was
neard THIS afternoon by United States Commits
Sioher MllS-Mr. Moore prosecuting and Mr.. K r.
Perry Tor the defendant The charge is made by
arthur Parnell, colored man, now OF Prince
Seorses county, Md who testified that on Satur.
day two weeks ago Crowley, who keeps an eating
saloon, refused to serve him. Quite number OF
witnesses were sworn and the testimony was that
farneu was requested To leave one table and go To
another. The commissioner held that the govern.
ment had not made out a case, and Mr.. Crowley
was discharged.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES Ss SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
PROVED BY LARGE BRICK DWELLING.
STABLES AND ICE HOUSE.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 9th day Of
February. A. D: $780, and recorded in Liber No. IA
935. folio 279, ct seq, of the land records Of III
the District Of Columbia. and 1t the request Of
having been made in the PAYMENT thereof. the
Of of the premises on FRIbAY. the THIRD pay
F the following described real estate sltuated in
All of that piece parcel OF land fronting sixty six
feet on 81 street southeast BY depth Of four
of original lot 81 eght all of lot south Is feet of
lot of Carros subdivision of original lot and all of
lot Of COMBS subdivision of original lots four (4l
and five (5), in square 800.
Terms OF SALE One thi in cash and the remainder
In six and twelve months for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the day of SALE and
post two hundred dollars 5000 will be required
the time OF sale and all conveyancirg shall be at the
pense of the purchaser
o21-dts CAzENovE G. LEE. 5 Trustees.
e THE ABOVE SALE IN UNAvOIDABLY POST
poned until FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TENTH. 1882.
n4-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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John SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioueer
q No. 927 street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE -

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the Odd day ofe.
APRIL, A. ID. 1874. and recorded in Liber No. $50 E3
folio iS4 Of the land records for the county aa
n y as sole heirs at law Of William
II. Ward. Trustee. deceased, win sell ut public auction
In front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, THE EI6H-
TENTH DAYOF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1882 AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ all that part Of lot marked and let
tered An in John I. Lenmsn's recorded subdivision
OF original lot numbered sixteen 49, In equsre num-
oered one hundred and ninety nine Q9s). in Washing
west line Of said lot distant ninety l9s1 feet
and one % inch south from the northwest corner OF
lot and running thence south twenty 20 and (
inches thence east twenty mine (29 feet to the line OF
All alley thence north along said alley twenty (20 feet
and six (6l inches. and thence west twenty COZ
feet to beginning. together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cseh balance In six and
twelve months If terms Of sale are not complied
with seven days after sale the undersigned
right TO resell ut risk and cost Of defaung purchaser
All conveyanclng at purchaser'scost
WIN. A. WARD,
MARY WARD JOYCE,
ROBERT H. WARD,
Anna WARD,
JANIS A. WARD.
FRANCIS NJ WARD,
(Sole heirs ct Law Of VIM. II. Ward, decsased.)
VIM. ~. SMITH, Salema0 for John SheKman-
n7-e0&ds
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Wisconsin.


REPUBLICAN LOSSES In THE LEGISLATURE.
MILwAUKBB, Nov 9.-Complete returns from the
state show the complexion OF the legislature TO
DE as follows: Senate-19 republicans and IA
democrats; democratic gain OF 4 Assembly-52
bly, candidates and l Independent; republican
loss OF IL The republican majority on joint bal
lot fs9
The LIST Congressional district is still In doubt
ana Is positively claimed by both republicans and
democrats. The former figure out a majority OF
81 Ior Williams. and the democrats claim that WI
mans has LOCO majority
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TOMORROW.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO STORY
FRAME Fra; DWELLINGS ON WEST SIDE OF
JEFtEKsON STREET. BETWEEN WATEH
TOWN, d. G.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the fourth day1
OF November, $780, ana duly recorded in Liber $685. 5
iohos Az. &C., one Of the land records for Wash
ington county, District Of Coumb the undersigned
Trustees will sell on FRIDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front
Of the premises the following described real estate
known and being two lots in Georgetown, in said
District bounded follows That is to say. for
said Georgetown, ut the center Of . piece Of ground
decided by VIM H. Dorsey to Patrick Connolly and John
Connolly, on the 18th day of February, 1907, and
fronting said street and running thence south with
said side Of said street xteen and half feet
less to the southeast corner of the piece decided by
VIM. H. Dorsey; thencs vestwardly with the line OF
said it runneth t. alley thence northwardly
with said ey the distance 'front.' and thence
In straight line to the place of beginning. And for
ferson street at the distance Of hundred eighty
five feet northerlJ from Water, formerly Causeway,
street and running thence westerly and parallel with
Water street hundred and five feet thence norhery
and para lei with jefferson street thirty feet thence
stwardly and parallel with first line to Jefferson street.
and thence in straight line to the place Of beginning
together with the improvements
Terms: One-third cash, the balance in three equal
payments at six. twelve and eighteen months, with
until paid and secured by deed of trust the
sold or all cash at purchasers option. All conveyancnR
and recording at purchasers cost Fifty dollars deposit
on each property at time of sale.
os1-dsds % shsSE N SIasaSeH Trustees
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PREhoNTTToN OF DRATH-"Beer Davis a youth
about thirteen old, living two miles southwest
from Eaton, Ohio played cheerfuly all day OF Sat
urday, and toward evening babe several of his
friends farewell, telling them he was going to die
On Sunday morning at O'Clock he was dead.
The physicians say the cause OF his sudden death
was PARALYSIS
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Name

HEARING LIQUOR APPEAIS.-The Commissioners
were Kept busy most OF the time today hearing
appears from liquor dealers from the decisions and
reStrlctons or the Commissioners IN relation TO
tne granting OF licenses The Commissioners
nave not yet decided how long time will be given
TO those who are interdicted from selling by the
rule OF school building limits.
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The French Cha,,,hers.

PARIS, Nov. 9-The Chambers reassembled to-
day. The declaration OF the governments policy,
as announced yesterday, was received quietly, but
apparently with favor, with the exception OF the
which the extreme left greeted with murmurs.
The declaration was very reticent on the subject
or Egypt, merely stating that negotiations were
pending.
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Victim, Of Poisoned Pie

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Nov. o-Chas II. CARRIER, a
member of the family poisoned at this place last
noon to-day. Some of the flour from which the pie
was made has been found to contain arsenic
crystals OF purer quality than that which is
pected.
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MARRIED.

McGEE-CORCORAN. On Wednesday November
Sth 1882, at st Dominics church by tbs lev Father
Call, JAMES f. MCGEE to Miss LIZZIE A. CORCO-
RAN, both of Washington, DC.
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Local Notes.
-Four carrier pigeons released In this city at
1920 O'Clock to-day arrived at Baltimore-theIr
home-at 1 O'Clock, making the distance in 40
minutes.
At the meeting OF the Serial Building associa-
ton last evening "a shares were sold at 10 per
cent premium.
Mr.. Hayward NJ. Hutchinson is intending to
erect six-story f1reproof building on the corner
or 18th and streets, which Will be used as an
apartment house. 1t will be known as "The
Farmer Flats"
Yesterday Ofncer Salkeld found new born
female infant on a door step on @ street north
west 1t was taken to ST. AIMS Infant Asylum
Frederick w. Wyrick, who has been convicted in
the Police Court several times lately OF Keeping
an unlicensed BAR was before the court again yes
terday on the same charge. He was fined SOS or
60 days.
well known department young man was
heard to remark to-day that by a mathematical
calculation made before retiring last night he
found that by not buying five cent cigar In the
morning, and by foregoing his accustomed lunch
At the dairy at noon, he would save Just enough
money to take him home in 1884, and he meant TO
save it
AcOlored man named Geo. Nichols, was taxed In
the Police Court yesterday $40 for carrying
slung-sh0t. He was sent down for 30 days IN de-
fault OF the fino
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LAS COOKING STOVES
GAs COOKING STOVES
TOE SALR
At THE GASLIGHC OFFICE
TENTH STREET. ,.a,
TOE SALH

A NT0N FISHER
IA CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
AENT. goo IL Greet northwest. Thirty years' expert
snce acies' and Geatlencn'5 Garments also Crane
ves Lace etc. are perfectly cleaned by this sr,pcrnr
prccess Iaties Evening Dresses speciality. Opinion
Of DeSmedt official chemist Of the Dis.rics Of =
lpnbia: Your chemicals of the moSt efyecua,
ture and harmless and you- rerfect "a not
eurrassec in Paris. New Yo-x or elscvhAre Notice
essese spos guaranteed To be seoyed.sc9
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FI,HOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoaeer.

FIlHONAS BOWLING. Aucuoaeer.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
By vtrtne CT order Passed BY the Supreme IA
Court OF The District OF Columbs. holding term 80;
for probate business the 9Th day cf September IN
1851, the undersigned will sell st public auction, In
iron: Of the PREMISES No 3a0s Tor sD street Geor<e
town, d. c.. on SATURDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. 1884, a. FOUR O'CLOCK p M,
tAe unezpired term Of lcasc fer 80 from April
consist Of threstory brick houae. The ground rent
Terms sale as prcscfibed by order Of cour. viii rer-
r,:t credit not exceeding twslve months security
satisfactory To the admins, ra:or.
LEONARD MACKAYL.
Administrators Of HELEN u. Stewart.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctsouece. pfeo&js
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TvHOMAs DOWLING. Aucticneel

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE
OF IWENTI-FIFIH STREET, BETWEEN i
AND STREETS. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. NOFEMl ER THIRTEENTH Sa%
1857. AT FCUK O'CLOCK. in front of the prem $$1$f
Uses. shall sell part of lot %. square L. front-
By DEF tn of Is feet '
Terms: One ha cash: balance at six months with
notes bearing interest at six cent. and
deed OF trust All convey ancing at purchasers cost
SIS depOsit 1T time of sale.
n6-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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The Virginia Congressmen Elect.

Latest RETURNS RECEIVED AT kICHMOND.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 9-Nothing more definite
mas been received as to the election In Virginia
than was embodied in yesterdays dispatches from
mere IL Is impossible to hear from remote coun-
ties In the LIST and 9th districa Large democratic
gains sre reported In the latter but not enough
elect Fulke rson over Bowen, coalItionist
The list district is very close and full returns will
have TO be received before the election Is decided
between Garrison (democrat) and Mayo coalition
1st) In the 9TH district Official figures will be
CURED to decide between O'Ferrall (democrat) and
Paul tcoalitionist) II Paul Is elected oFerrall
Will contest his election on the ground OF fraud,
OF which he has ample evidence. Libby coalition
1st) In the I'd district is elected by nearly 1000
majority.
Geo. d. Wise's majority in the Sd district is
2oO0; Hooper (coalitionisD, In the 4th district is
elected by about 1900; Cabell DENY, in the 5th
district, has an estimated majority OF 500 Tucker
ldem), In the 9th district, has an estimated ma
lor1ty OF 2cO0; Barbour [dem in the Sth district,
has over 1000 majority.
The democrats are still hopeful OF election OF
massey as Congressman-at-large and are sanguine
OF having six other Congressman, while the coali-
tionists claim that John Wise is elected by from
5000 to 10000 majority and that they have secured
four district Congressman.
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The CRIMINAL CoURT.-In the Criminal Court
Judge Wylle, to-day. Robert Courtney, on the
charge or house-breaking, WAS convicted, and sem
fenced TO one year I'm the Erie county (N.YD peni-
tertiary. Samuel Grimm. for house. breaking was
convicted, and sentenced TO the reform school
during minority. William NJ. Winston, entering
house with.intent 70 iniure the same; guilty; I'VE
years at Erie.
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Lord Dufferin,s mission to Eexnt.

LONDON, Nov. Ain the house OF commons this
afternoon Mr.. Gladstone, replying to question by
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff. said the object OF
Lord Dufferin's mission TO Egypt is TO conduct
necessary negotiations with the Egyptian govern
ment NO machinery exists, he said, by which the
Egyptian people could be consulted with regard
to their future government
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs. FOR BUILDING MATERIALS AND
I LABOR.

H1kUPUSALS. EUK BUItsUINU 0ATEkIAIS AND
Ii LABOR.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE IyrFnrog
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ENGINtER AND Apc9rTEar
FIRE-PRooF BUILDING FOR PENSION OrTIGE
No. 1916 STREET n W
WASHINGTON. D. C., nov. l. 1850
Separate Sealed Proposals Wi be received at this Office
till NOON ON SATURDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1882. for furnishing and delivering at
sne sse OF the new tension buSdng on JUDICIARY
for Concrete. Bricks, Cement. Lime. Sand Colorine
matter for Mortars, Ter-a-cotta Consoles Brackets
and Plaster Gaps, and for Excavation and Grading for
all labor in laying Concrete Foundation for an labor in
Building Foundation and Cellar Walls of Rubbe Stone
and for all labor in Laying Bricks required for the con-
struction Of Fire Proof Building for the United States
Pension Office.
Specifications may be obtained from this Office.
NJ. G. MEIGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect
n4.9. IA. 49, %. % ct Bvt Maj. Gen. q. s. A.
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A Furry in Wall Street To-day.
DPNoR AVIzpn Srncr M.pvrr

NEW YORK, Nov 9.-The Posts financial article
says: The money market partly owing to the ma
nipulation OF stock spectators and partly to the
absorption OF money BY the Treasury, is active.
The ruling rate for call loans on stocks thus far
to-day has been 10 per cent. Time loans and
prime mercantile paper are nominal At the stock
exchange we have a thoroughly dem0ralized stock
market, although since the appearance of the
Treasury order TO prepare bonds the market has
shown more SteadtneSS and more OF disposition
to turn. The outline prices OF stocks opened ka2
per cent lower than they closed yesterday; during
the first hour declined Ha3a per cent, then in the
next half hour recovered Ka1k, then In the next
forty minutes bringing the time up 10 about 1915
declined per cent; since then recovered
Ea1n. In addition to the influences above named
as affecting the market, the break I'm Lake Shore
did more to demoraliZe than anything else. Appar-
emily, Mr.. Vanderbilt made up his mind that he
would buy stocks as cheaply as possible and with
draw all orders After their decline his brokers
appear as large buyers Other OF the leading
spectators have been picking up stock in the
furry as cheaply as possible. Undoubtedly good
deal of "long" stock has been thrown over to-day
and yesterday, but probably three-fourths of the
sales have been for "Short " account as NAV an
pear more clearly In a day or two.
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The CIRCUIT CoURr.-In the Circuit Court today
In the case OF Moulton agt Brown the Jury being
unable to agree, were di scharged In McGiu agI
Citlzens Building Association an order was made
10 take depositions- Hume agt Brown; default.
scott agt Stewart ct al on hearing.
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
TIE following are the opening ana closing prfcea
cfthe New York Stock Market TO-DAY, as reported
by special wire 70 IL H. Dodge, $50 18th street
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ARMY ORDERs.-Hospitai Steward Thomas Daw-
son, now on duty at Fort Barrancas, Florida, will
report to the department OF Dakota, Fort Smelling
Minnesota, for assignment to duty. The leave
granted Capt David KrauSe, 14th infantry, is eX-
tended five months on surgeons certificate Of dis
ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-09

Mr.. MIER CoRYELL, OF New York, has accepted
the position OF civilian member Of the naval ad-
viSOry board.
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The Garfield Monument.

Gen. Grant and Son.
BOSTON, Nov. 9.-Gen Grant and his son T. uses
left this city for New York to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auchoneers.

BY authority Of decree passed by the SuprenefZa&
Court Of tie District of Columbia, sitting as an<f5H
Equity Conrt, in cause No. U0l will sell at~I~-
PUBIC auction: on -, the premises on TUESDAY, the
SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1882 at
HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all of a large
unImproved Lot, located the side Of Eleyenfh
Q1tl street. between and streets southwest being
part Lot No. .. in Square No. $685. the highest bid
der.
Terms of sale: One-flird cash. and the balance in
six and twelve months for notes bearing interest from
day of sae and secured by deed of trust on
d; or ell cash at option Of purchaser. deposit Of
$50 will be required at the time of sale Ali con y.y
ancing, &c, at purchasers cost. Terms to be com
Piled with IN tye days property win be resod at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
MARY ]. RYE, Guardian.
ND 429 10Th street southwest
gs THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
connt OF rain, until THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
oudiuiau- nS-d
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS.
~ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
1zSS Fen1syiyan1a avenue, Washt0gto0. u. O
" Fine Printinx specially. in1o
II fCETTS BINDERY. 1917 PENN AVE.-PLAIN
~ ana tsncy BINDINGS Of every description done ct
tceo0aoee faees Blank Books specially. Orders By
naal promptly attended to- H w. MCNKA1. Prop. j-6m
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I'd Edition.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY In
NEW YORK 100000!
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM
ING VIRGINIA.
New York.

CLEvELAND'S MAJORITY 190, 600!
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 9-The Evening Journal
gives IS democrats and IS republi caEs in the as
sembly. and 206 dem ocrats and 119 republicans in
the next Congress 1t says the ma jority In favor
OF free canals Is fully $4,000
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TNHOS. j. FISHER 4 CO., Auctioneera

F5Sk fSSSGS KS Sf
Sf sssS # tETs sst;a tg se 81
ct of the Land Records of the District Of CO.
TwEST%. FISs isss At ff3E 9eiock PM
Of aoa Lott eSStean
IN In two WITH 6and Tire and
thereon consisting sting Of part Of the Skating Rink
at sae and balance in three equal Instruments at Six
twelve and eighteen months. with interest secured by
at pe G cost are
to resell i've days notice at 81 Of the defaulting
pe oseoSds A e. 9kE AhsSHFohD Trustees
g
TEgssaTEE,s SALE OF BgILDING LOTS CORNER
kEsE Any HEf HSPRo AfR SPEEET
T %HsT 8 p Ei FIFTH AND sTEEETs North
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of theG
On Of tie sftRT ss Court 81
the cause Of Leopold Neumeyer John Neumeyer ct
1as nar the
and directions therein contained will offer for at
;5s s 81
ing lots or parcels Of land n: s and 9 be%
a 5s fe & Sos g. the bps un MINI
division of lots Nos 81 aud Is in square sos Of
the subdivsion by Christopher Neumeyer OF lot No l.
OF Riggs subdivision of said Square No. sos. Six Of
SAID lots fronting on New Jersey avenue, and two on
north street plat viii be shown On the day of sale
xA And ON n THURSDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. d. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK p, M
the day after the aforesaid SALE will offer in like man
ner parts OF lot No. TO- in square $40 beginning at
Point street east from the southwest
corner Of said lot thence east twentyour feet thence
thence south along 5h street 80 feet thence east
feet thence south fifty feet to the place Of BEGINNING
improved by two frame houses on street and one
frame house on 9Th street ~ 0
And also. at the same time, part of Lot No. H. in
square No BIZ, at the of 5th and o streets
fr3ntlng ~ feet on 9th street and so feet
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash credit on the resi-
due of twelve months the purchaser or purchasers to
execute and deliver his their promissory notes to the
trustee bearing interest from the day of sale Title
withheld till all the purchase shall be paid when
is to be given by the trustee Terms to be
conpned with In seven days. deposit sos ia to be
made en- the sale Of each of the unmproyed lots and
charge of the purchaser. ~ Wv
LEOPOLD NEUMEYER. Trustee
nl-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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District Government Notes.
LIQUOR LICENSE

The following applications for liquor licenses
were approved by the Commissioners yesterday
Richard Curtin, John Farrell, Peter Harrigan,
John d. MannOn, Mrs. John Ross, Ernest Weber,
G. c. Willard Bregazzi White, r. j. & n. Cor
coran, Christie G. Cocker, Carl Reesch, Charles
McHugh, R A. Golden. Mike LAWYER, Frank p.
MuIoT. m, T. Serrer, M. R Welsh, VIM. Bartholme.
John Beck. John F. Dyer, N. ]. O'Donoghue. En-
ward Voight
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Mary Maten. re-
pair frame on Sd street, between M and SOUTH
west 500 E. ]. Hill, erect two three-story dwell
lings On 22d street, between N and o northwest;
5000 Metropolitan street railway company,
erect grist mill on street. In rear OF stables
$1,000
THE RANGE OF the Thermometer at the once OF
the chief signal oflcer to-day, November o. 1852 Is
as f0liows:-7 am, So; II Am. 61.5o: 3 Pm,
0QSo; Maximum, COS; minimum, 366o.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROIED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE E., SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE,
MAX THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, Be
TMEEN ThUMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
District OF Columbia, passed the 9th day of Janu k
a airy. 1880 in equity cause No.. g. 1884, wherein 3.a
ohyer H. Magruder Is complainant and john W. Beall
e. a. defsndnns the undersigned Trustee will sell AT
len TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1882 the fol-
lowing described property, in parcels. according to
pat med in the cause, viz: All that part of
OF Columbia known Mount Pleasant and being a
part Of Lot No three (3 in the division of said tract
which was allotted to David Peter said part OF parcel OF
land fronting the eastern boundary of the Seventh
street Turnpike leading to Rockvil and containing
one square acre OF land, bounded the north by W. D.
purchase and the south by that tract sold to
Aaron NJ Gattre together with all the improvements
&c said property subdived into lots of 80 to 81
eet 'front.' with depth Of 2OS feet One of said lots
Is improved by large esory brick dwelling aud
clubhouse ~
Terms of sac: One-trd Of the purchase money cash
IN hand and the remainder in three equal insalInents
payable ct six twelve and eighteen from the
day Of sale the said deferred payments bear ny in
terest at the Fate OF six per cent Per annum from
date OF sale. All conyeyancing at cost OF purchaser
Taxes to be paid by the Trust the proceeds of
sale. deposit of $50 each oe required on day of
sale III the terms cf sale not compiled with in ten
Gays the Trustee serves the right to resell the pro-
perry at the risk and cost of the defaunS purchaser
ozo-u HARVEY L.. PAGE, Trustee.