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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
DISTRICT COURTS.

Equity CoURT-JusTIcE HAGNER.-Barnett vs.
National Bank OF Republic. commission to take tes
tmony in Cincinnati ordered to issue. Romans VS.
Cutteri leave to nle additional amendment to bill
granted. Newmeyer vs., Newmeyer; r. j. Megs jr,
appointed guardian ad Item. Adjourned until ID a.
IN. to-day. Assignment unchanged.
CIRCUIT CouRr-JusTIcE MAcARTHUR,-Unlted
States VS. Sterling ct all verdict Tor plaintiff against
Sterling for sS63 and Interest; as TO others for de-
Pendants Gibson Brothers VS.. L. s. d T. Co.: Iudg-
ment OF condemnation for SIS. Duke VS.. Quacken-
bush: Judgment below affirmed Taylor VS. Ryan.
administrator; or calendar. Snyder VS.. Douglass
dismissed BY plaintiff. Hall, survivor OF Hall q
Hume, VS.. Martin ct al: continued Strong VS.. BAR
bour plaintiff called and suit dismissed. Adjourned
until 10 a. M to-day Assignment, Nos. D. s, II. a.
81 s. 80 81 49, So CO. o. g. 63 o. g. Co. g. o. 80, and 20
CRIMINAL CouRr-JUsTICE WYLIE--John Clark;
BURGLARY; verdict guilty, Edward Boyd; grand lar
ccny; verdict guilty; notice OF motion for trial
entered. Dennis Lylesi assault TO ,rapei verdict
guilty; notice OF motion for new :ial Robert White;
larceny plea Of petit larceny entered, and plea nc
cept9b sentenced to six months In jail. Henry
Young; larceny guilty Adjourned until 10 a. m. 10
day. Assignment star route cases.
COURT IN BANC-THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND JUS
TIcEs Cox AND JAMEs.-U. y. use Lyes VS.. Bates;
settled and satisfied per Elliot HELEN vs.. Blake
decree affirming decree OF special term McCnl-
Tough vs.. Gratton stricken from calendar. Burns
VS. Metropolitan Building ASSOCIATION; submitted
Phmnix Mutual Life Insurance Company VS.. Grant
Justice COX retires and Justice Hngner takes his
place i argued by Messrs. Davdge and Merrlck, pro
and contra decision of Justice Miller. Adjourned
until 10 a. IN. to-day. Assignment unchanged.
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Abraham Page, for stealing the harness from
horse left standing at the market, was committed
TO Jail for sixty days.
Mary Washington and Mamie Pearson, young
colored girls, were put OH trial for indecent con-
duet in Rick's formerly Beyers) Park Tuesday
night, while the picnic Of the Washington Cadets
was In progress. l.anzy Langhorn. cOorcd man.
aud uniformed member of the Cadets, was also
charged with indecent exposure there. The girls
were each fined 500 or fifteen days In Jail, and
Langhorn was fined SO or thirty days
Robert Ellis, young man who committed sew
eral robberies Of childrens clothing from Noah
Walkers well known establishment, on the Ave-
nue. pleaded guilty to three charges OF petit lar
crny, aud was sentenced TO six months IN jail.
James Tayl and Robert Davis the cOlored men
who were arrested about week ago by the de-
eciiyes for burgariously entering The house Of j..
e. Mcclure, No. Ga street, and carrying oil sew
eral hundred dollars worth Of property, were up
and the case was continued until next Tuesday.
The defendants were committed In default OF
bonds.
Samuel J. Sherwood, who has figured as defend
ant in IL number Of cases recently. was acquitted
of charge Of tearing up the cell In which he WAS
confined, and sentenced TO thirty days In Jail for
beating barkeeper named August schenk, who
refused TO give him plate Of clam soup on credit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Superintendent OF Schools wilbert and Mr. John
II. Johnston aro both seriously III ut their resi-
dences In Alexandria County.
The annual inspection Of the almshousc, Mt the
request OF Mrs. Cornwcll acting superintendent,
Will DO made this afternoon.
A colored boy named Fox fell from the top OF
the tunnel on tho corner Of Wilkes and Fairfax
streets, yesterday afternoon, aud was severely
injured about the head
gentleman from the North Is negotiating for
the establishment Of a machine shop in this city.
lie will visit tho city to-day in reference TO the
matter.
Mr.. Joshua Ellis has received his co mmisslon as
treasurer of the Grand High Tent OF Rechubites,
q position to which he was recently elected by the
Tent, in session at Hon, n. Y.
The grading for the new shIp.yard to be located
on the old Hunter properly hns been commenced
under the direction Of Captain Paige. The works
of the Potomac Manufacturing Company are
being enlarged.
1t is understood that arrangements are about to
be made TO provide for some Alexandria orphans
at the Washington City Asylum, the funds de-
rived from the asylum properly here to be applied
TO their maintenance,
large gang of coored railroad laborers passed
through hero yesterday for line in Penusyl-
Yania
At the meeting OF the city council an application
from the southern Telegraph Company for right of
way through certain streets was referred. The
passed unanimously. Fly dollars was appro pro-
pruted for repair of Columbia engine house. An
act for the protection of curbs and fire-plugs was
laid over
The Joint convention Of the councils shave elected
the following new trustees of the Alexandria Or
phan Asylum and Female Free School: John W.
Green, W. II. Lambert, Isaac Richberg, p. b. Hooe
q. William Ramsay, +. A. Reed, 4. Snowden, +. j.
Miller, and f. $. Leadbeatcr. The serving trus-
tees are s. T. Beach, j. H. Smoot DIR. W. ID. Gregory,
James Entwislc, Louis Mckenzie J. II. McVeign,
aud William w. McVegh.
The pr, spccts are nowlavorab'e for q speedy re-
turn to ship building in this city. The large
three mnsted schooner now in course of construc-
| ton at Messrs. ]. p. Agnew IL Co.'S ship.yard is
| rapidly approaching completion and In less than
month"; II Is said the keel for another large vessel
will be laid in the proposed new shlp-yard to be
established by the Potomac Manufacturing Com
pany on the old Hunter property. Already tho
order for the lumber for tho new vessel, TO be
built under the supervision of Captain Goss an
exte nsiye builder of Maine, has been given
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching, and u
cerated Piles has been discovered by DR.. William
Ian Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment single box has cured the worst
chronic cases of twenty-five thirty years stand
ing No one need suffer five minutes nner apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments, and eectuares do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors,
allays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm in bed) acts poultice, gives
instant and painless relief, and is prepared only
for Piles, itching of the private parts, and for
nothing else
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Coffinberry, of Cleve-
land. says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment: ~ have used scores of Pile cures, and 1t
affords me pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DR.. Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by Stott G. Cromwell. or mailed on re-
ccipt ofprice, 81. HENRY & CO., Projectors,
M&Th e. Vesey street, New York City.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

william Young, agent Of the Detroit Beneficial
Endowment Association. waived an examination
in the Police Court yesterday and furnished 81 900
bonds TO await the action Of the grand jury on a
charge OF embezzlement. The claims Of the prose-
cuiion are that Mr.. Young went TO the residence
Of widow named Mrs, Ida HRrtng to negotiate
deceased husband. Mrs. HartnR WAS sick, and
when Young gave her the cheek for the money
she requested him 10 go TO the bank and have It
cnshed and return her the money. When she
counted the money after Mr.. Young's departure
she found that there was only 500 instead of
81 800 go, for which the check was drawn. Pro-
ceedin IS for embezzlemout Of s600G0 were at once
instituted Young claims that he returned all the
money and that Mrs Harling counted II aud
thanked him for his services.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 1882.

% 0oaG 75 City Mills supernno q 5o84 75 do extra
Is OO07 80; Rio brands, q 2Sq7 81 baltimore high
grade family, o. 90 do winter wheat, patent, Is 20
whcnt-southern stePdy; Western lower; southern
red, 81 s6@t 90 do amber, d 1901 A; No West
ern winter red, spot iS76bg7ia; May, d sol s7ik
June o. SOL 374; July q 2l6@l 2i16 August, q l7@
! III; September, 81 i6,inl M, Corn-Southern
steady Western easler.southcrn white SOC do vel
low HidS5c; Western mixed, spot, 79D7pc; May, T8A
and quiet; southern, 00G6]o; Western white, 0i@9ic
do mixed, GOdGlc Pennsylvania. GQlcG3c. Byc quiet
$4,000. Hay steady; primo to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, si7 0OGis00. Provisions hrmer; mess
pork F2O OJH3i ln bulk meRts-ShOulders and clear
rib sides, packed, 04@i2tc; Observation-Disclosures, l036c
clearrib Sides lJtac hams, l5AmlGc lard, refined,
unchanged, l2sl. Butter dull and lower Western,
packed, l5'nlSc.; creamery, 22d2jc Eggs scarce,
active and firm nj re Coffee Arm; Rio cargoes,
ordinary to fair, isMOisc Sugar quiet; son, gtS
Whisky quiet at 81 2l1i 81, Recelps-Flour, 1881
barrels wheat, 31.if1 bushels; corn, 2l0-i bushels;
oats, iO7bi bushels: rye 1886 bushels. shipments
Wheat, 1926 bushels; corn, 5g6ll bushels. Sales
Wheat, 30l OF bushels; corn i10,699 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

NEW YORK May i.--Flour-Southern steady and
fnirly active; common to fair extra, 50 5Oq6 20;
good to choice do. % SOFAS 1875. Corn lower, unset
tied aud weak, closing firm; decline partly recovered;
ungraded, 7G@S2c No. . May, s0@si'sc june IN
a77,ic. Oats A6D1c lower less active; No. ,, SIC.
Gomez unchanged and quiet Sugar steady and fairly
active; centrifugal, 0Jc; test, SIC; Muscoyado $40;
fair to good refining, IA@1gsc.j refined weak; vel
low g, T5S6DS white extra 9, Ii6CgS glgc yellow do.
asc; standard a, 9c; confectionery A, ON,f cut loaf
10Y; crushed lQsc powdered, l04c; granulatsd, prs;
cubes, lOhc. Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rlco
steady aud quiet Pork slightly Ia buyers fayor;
trade limited, old ness spot, $40 ~ new. 5000 10
20 a,s; August. SO IO III si1 s., Mddles firm and
quiet; long clear, lltc. Lard 59Isc lower aud less
active, closing rather steAdcr; prime steam, spot
sii co. sll 65 choice, 81 10; aggregate ell 37Is.
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DT1ETO

BoWEN,-on May 90 ut g:lj, CARRIE A., beloved
wife OF q. ]. Bowen.
Funeral will Ike place at the residence, No. 1872
II street northwest Relatives and friends re-
spectively Invited to attend.
MEEHAN.-In this city, on Tuesday, May 20, at
25 o'clock p, M, RACHEL T., rclict OF John $. Nee
han, In the SD year of her age
Funeral from her late residence, III street south
east Thursday, June /, ~ o'clock p. IN. Friends
invited to attend. -
McDONNELTA--On Monday, May %, 1882, at G:30 p.
M, THOMAS MCDOWELL aged 10 years.
Funeral will take place from hi late residence No.
1i6 East Capitol street, Thursday. June at 800
M, and proceed to ST, Peters Church. Capitol Hin.
Requiem mass viii be held. Relatives and friends re-
specially invited To attend No tlOwers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
VIE 'NT PHhtNNsyLvANIA ROUTE

FENhE tksAI. -
pouuBLE fRHtKK, sPiEN ESD }S scEN NMtYSf
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNdi'oN, from Station
For Pltls6urs and tho West chicago Limited Express
Of Pullman Hotel aud Sleeping Cars NJ G3J ~ IN.
S hi bm % n m daily VIZ 10 Gss
3,o PIN. daily, with Palace Cars to pttSburg and
EinGnna'l Mall Express, $50 p. m. daily for Pitts
BRLTTMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester Buihlo, Niagara, gs
r. ~, dnhiy, except Saturday, with Palace Cars &c
For Wlarisport Lock Haven, and Elmlra, Mt On
For New York aud the East, 500 a. M, 1880 "A. M.
i i NIX PC, aHd hep ~; on SUNDAY 80 aa
Tor Cars; 1872 a; M, daily, except sunday.
For brooklyn N Y, MI Through trains connect at
Jersey city with boats OF Brooklyn Annex afford
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding double
>, ierriaEe across Now York city.
F% and JS3spna s s SdSv SS s @ IA 30 "
Limited Express, 0:SO a. M, daily except sunday.
For baltimore, G:iO 500, go lO30a M, and 1880 I2p
$50 a. NJ, l:2D, $50 $50 $50 aud IO20 p M WV
For popcs creek Line CAD II. M. and HOP m. daily.
For annapolis $40 n. and $40 D. m. daily. except
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria $3.50 7;2), 90. HOO and lbs a. M.
90, 1900. aud ll:25 n, M and 500 y. IN.
For Richmond and the south $3.50 and lies n. M daily
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6O0. 80.
~, ana 1900 a. m; ls:iO 3on 5;o, 100, and neO .;
1901 n, me- 40 and 9:lO y. M. -
tickets an iiorma'inn NJ the oM1c northeast cor
and at the station. where orders can be len for the
CHECKING OF baggage to destination from hotels and
j. n. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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Elk dividend,
TNoTE-The closings IRE bid prices, and are not ln-
cluued In the high and low


NEW YoRR. May sl.-MOney loaned between ~
and per cent lana closed at 2C1J per cent. IA
change was steady at $50 sls6l Tor long and $3.50
4s9s for short sight Governments were I. pee cent
lower. Extended S. were y per cent lower for as
registered aud unchanged for q, as coupon, aud eN
tended state bonds were without feature, except
Tor Tennessee mixed, which are ~ per cent. higher
Railroad bonds were generally stronger nud mode
rato OF hislntss. Transactions aggregated gDauO
shares Including Delaware, lhckaNanna aud West.
ern, l67I Denver and no Gfande lH.eU Elio,
SAW kansas aud Texas. 6,0r Lake shore, 1905
Louisville and Nashville, b,1ut Missouri Pacific, ihbnl
New Jersey Central, t3,i0t New York Central, iaaG
Northern Pacific, Loo Heading. 5nB ~ Paul, 7,aJ1
Texas pachc, l7,s)E Wabash Pacific, s,DOG Western
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ornnd Jury IndIctmenls.

The grand jury yesterday presented indictments
against Noah Johnson, Henry Coleman, and
Richard Henderson, larceny ofseyeral articles Of
wearing apparel from Kate Griffith ON the 25th Of
last April john Price, alias william IL. Parks,
larceny OfSl $50 from A, l.. Barber on the Sd Of
last September; John w, Mcknight and James H.
Thorp, conspiracy defendants in the sO.called
artificial stone company case. They ignored the
Indictment against Edward Ambush for grand
larceny and he was Telea, cd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01
A,exandrIn Grain Market.

ALEXANDRIA, May Sl.-rhe market Is DUH and
dropping. Flour Is quiet and without change, About
go bushels of wheat sold at 81 5000, 30 for Fultz
II - for mixed, aud ~ aGnsl IS for Lancaster. ono
thousand five hundred bushels Of were offered
but no sales were made, buyers and sellers bong
apart, but ~ cts is us high II viii bring No rye
oats reported Country produce is lower except eSgs
which aud wanted,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

rINnE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUInMESn

schedule In effect May H. 1892:
T:lOa. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily making closG
connections to all points South and Southwest,
with Pullman Sleeping Cars rom Washington Wis
Danvlle to Atlanta mud Atlanta to New OrlennA
also Washington TO New orleans via LynchburE
and Bristol.
$50 H. m.-Lousvllle Fast Limo, daily, via Charlottcs
VILE, huntington and IcNingt ton to Cincinnati
Louisville, and all southwestern points making
direct connections and with solid train aud Pull
man sleeping Cars Washington To Louisville.
1895 u. m,-5outnern Mail aud Express daily to all
points South, southeast, and Southwest, via Dan
VILE and Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Can
Washington to Charleston.
For all points ON Manassas Division take 7:iO u. IN
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton tax,
7:lO q. H. train daily.
For tcGcls aud ali information inquire at Conipa
plnys Office. col Pennsylvania avenue, or UnioE
Depot. N. MCDANIEL Agent
A. POPE, Genl Pass. Agent. myis
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Schedule to take effect SuNpAY, MAY q, 1919,
ta.S-Chcago, Cincinnati, and IT, Louis Fast Eek.
press Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis.
500 nallmofe, Elcott City, and Way Stations.
tC:l5-B baltimore Express
$50 baltimore, Annapolis, and Way (Peimont
Slrasburg winchester, Hhsorsiown, aud Way.
s7,n-Ba!imore Express.
Slo-point Of Rock: and Way stations.
s;lon,p hlndclphla New York, and Boston Express.
$40 siuunton aud Valley Express Connects for
lingerstown and ut Point OF Rocks for Freder
teoo.laltlmore, lIynttsvllle. and Laurel Express
StOpSat BcltsYille, Annapolis Junction, I,-y'ups.
aud Dorseys, On SUNDAY stops at all stations
lO;OoI baltimore Express. stops nj lIyattsvile aud
ti0;O. PITT burg, chicago, Cincinnati, aud 81. Ioui
Express. Stepping Cars TO Cincinnati aud chi.
p. NJ. '"sO'
l2!lO-Baltlmorc, Elllcott city, Annapolis and Way
ties on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
fl!sO-IAtmOrn Express,
t3ioO--B baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York EI.
$50 baltimore and Way stations twlnchesterI
Frederick, liagcrstown, and Way, Win Il 'lay.D
i'0IBatmiGre' myaIisyilie and Laurel Express
ttIO-I baltimore Annapolis. and Way stations.
tiii- Point OF Rocks, Eredeiick, ilngerslown, Win,
chester and Wy stations. con Sunday to Point
tiAj-BHllimore Express, tMnr,lnsnurg and Way.
go, viz Relay az steps n RySsylS and LaurcD
tao baltimore and Way sRtons ,'"'
sleeping Cars 10 PlttsburS GU ''' ''N''''''
c!l0- ltimore Express
tE5j- Philadelphia New York, and Boston ENpresl
Sleeping Cars to New York
tl0:l0-Chicngo, Cincinnati, and 81. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chi
1850 Baltimore and Way Stations.
tDnl'y. tSunday only. Other trains daily, except
SUNDAY.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
For further Information apply Ut the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington station, Gg aud 1881
Pennsylvania avenue. corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
aud received at any point in the cilv -
WIN. CLENENTS
Master OF Trans pUrtntiOu, baltimore.
G. X LORD,
Pas A hal
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AUCTION SALES.
united States TarshaI's Sale.


by virtue Of writ OF her facias issued ONT Of the
Clefks Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District 81
Columbia, and TO me directed, Will sell ~ ihlic
sale for cash, a the COurthOuse door Of said District
on TufSDAI the Goth day Of June, ~, NJ = oclock
m. all the right title, and Interest Of tho dcicndhnt
In and 10 the following described ell estate, 70 WIZ;
An undivided sixth interest IN lots Nus ~ y, y
and d. In block No 4. lots sand o. No. 10; lots Nos
and Q In block No 81 OF fshcrwond, IN said DISTRICT
according to the plot thereof by Edwprk Clark ana
others, trustees recorded in tie surveyor ONCE IN
plat book Alexander II. shepherd, folio ~
Also, the following lots In the city Of Waahingtoh'
In said District viz. Ius Mes II aud u In square No
o. lot No 2 IN square west OF square NO. ~ LOT no.
49, In square No. ~; lot No. o. III square NO 3 ~
No In square south Of Square No. lOii lot NO = ~
square No, liO; lot No. g. In st. Ninctnis Ofpnhh
Asylum subdivision OF lots In square No W lut 20
e. IN square No. $50; art OF lot No. la Ia ssu ue 10
50i being the % feet from front 10 rear ndIDE nu
west 10 feet OF said lot; lot No 2, IN Square no Hbi
lot No ~ aud the AT Of lot No Tln square No,
553; lot No, 3. IN square No. UOl lotsl anu " ~ tiaFe
No COS; lot No ana tile north hnll OF lot NO 10 IN
square No 6l0; lot M o. la square No. bj lol No; y
IN square east OF square south OF aqunts No. bl lot
No. H. Ia square No. 1lli lots Nos - ~ -, and ~ IN
square No SIC lot No !, n square NO ha lot NJ. y,
I'M square No. NSl. lot No. g, In square No 3i lot
No :, In square south Of square No lOdi lot No 81 IN
No. 100 west ~ feet from mont 10 rear Of lot No l,
In square No 1913; lots No. 10 aud IL In square No.
1886; lots Nos. T. 49, 10, and II, ~ square No ilO-
levied upon rs the property Of William II. Told, 20
satisfy execution No. iO,Gi ut law IN favor ~ NJ w.
Calf, Bro. & Co. G.. l., HENRY,
iul-dGds u. 4. Marshal.
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REAL ESTATE.
The omciai TrnnsnctIons ms Recorded
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
MFR. J. f. omstcnd presents the following trnnsac-
lions I'm real estate In the District yesterday as re
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
On Eleventh street. between aud streets north,
lot - square 0 10 feet front by l6 feet lOi nches),
John Jay KNOX. commissioner f. $. & 4. Co.. to Mary
on Nj street north. O7 feet by Is feet inches on
MeG to Mary Mary Ann NM rRaw, s,!So ''"' o'' '
part suSpiS and q s Sn oy a' iee
Thlrtcenh and Fourteenth streets west part Of sub.
loi sn,ng. ~ Thomas w. BARLEY to Madeline V.
vi eUn,n y street, a feet by 1856 feet of East
rear part OF lot 10 feet by 80 iee, lots II aud 49,
same square, p3 feet and inches front on South
f nCiGw Sy s siRS George b. "'F''O" 10 'n"r'
On samson street, between Fifteenth and sixteenth
streets west suhlots 50 and 50, square lO go feet
luchcs front by OI iee, Robert McMeen to W. f. Bur
saline property, william E. Burford to Myrlck H.
ON Pennsylvania avenue, between Third and Four
anda-haf streets west original lot lG reservation
(2j feet by depth l27 feet incle 81 Grand United Or
ON Ninth street west (Oj lcet inch by iU5 feet 2
inches on street north all of lot parts ana e.
k. Anderson, si,5CO, ''
west pert of lots ID and IL square ga o. feet inches
front by 10j feeD, Henry L. Davis to John H. Wright,
OH alley in rear Of second street east, between T.
and streets north sublot ~ square as 0 UlloJ y
James II. Munford $500
on Sixth street east (3 feet W IL feet inches
street south) part OF lot square $50 Franklin Little
ct al. to Edward Simns, ,JOO.
on North Capitol street, between ii and streets
north subo 30, square 0IB 90 feet 10 Inches by 100
| fteD, Henry W. Little 10 Edward slmms, s26OO.
On NJ street south, between Third and Four-and'a.
half streets west part of lot nj square 5il "a feet
| front by depth, b. IL. Warner to Noe T. Brid-
| well, SGlsS0,
| ON NJ street south, between Third and Four.and q
half street west part lot o. square 6l G feet rOnt
by 1870 feet, Mary f. Cooley TO Clementlna Bridwell,
| $50.
on street north. between Ninth and Tenth streets
west sublot H. square JG7 Oh feet inches by 100 feet
Robert +. Dodge Ut ul, trustees, TO Samuel :. Cisse
Sl,T0O.
| On Fourth street west, between n and o streets
north part of lot square 5l2 az feet front by 90 feet
| James D. Haney to Mary Coomes, 81
On Twentieth street west, between q and streets
north sublot 49, square Ill 25 by 100 ieet Samuel
Caldwell to Florence Cairns $1,000
COUNTY.
Meridian Hll lot ., block g. James S. Tupham to
Wi liam q. Hill, $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

LosDoS May s.-Ailanilc and Great Western
nrsts 10, do. seconds. llA' New York Central 1877.
Illinois Central, l1S Ponnsyiyania Railroad. s7ls
Ontario aud Western. 2lgI, The amount OF bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England On balance W
day is GGl 200.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

TUE Richmond (yal southern Hanicr and fhrmer
says the success OF Il. jacobs oil IN rheumatic
affections throughout tho world Is without par
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-01

Because II is beneficial TO the scalp and adds Il
personal beauty by restoring color and luster 4
gray or faded hair, is why Parkers Hair Balsan
is such O popular dressing.