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pm CLAYTON cherry Ia the seventy tsird dye year u
Funeral win take place from his late residence No.
2ols's street. at 30 p. N. tuesday. April IL.
CUMMINGs On April Is. 1888, at O'Clock o. M.
OF consumption. ABRAHAM CUMMINGS. aged eigh.
Interment at Greenwood Cemetery. New York
DoNQyAN On April 18th, 1854 q us p; m. Mrs.
ased sixty nye years. native OF koss-Kerig county.
Her funeral Will take place from her late residence
corner 7th and Grant avenue. to-morrow (ruesds1
morning. at $50 O'Clock.
L. 81 sR sh ness q $3.50 ,Dd
mouths. the daughter OF Thomas and isabella Good-
rich,
Funeral viii take place from Trinity Church. West
Washington. Monday afternoon. at O'Clock.
HODGES q 4p ss Sunday evening" A 18TH lsss !.
coRSII IASspaLE HobGGs. widow ~ &c IL.
Rev. r VIM. Hodges ; p; D. ,, Of West River. Nd.
aF Oak HE 20 ossp The T
O'Clock p. IA.
JENSEN. On Saturday. April i4th, 1883. st1p.m.,
pr. John Hawkins Of Gharlss county. Nd. aud be-
n Wesley E chap q. oo.
iMS{,nday the 10th inst KsasVss and friends respect
APRIL ss Is Riff RJ ISL Iss e hs 80 s
bore With Christian fortads .sd s ssa n
1 1ss We s,,s. Az d5r S ;;Si YIN .ssss:
May we awake with him in heaven.
SHIELDS. On April ls. 1883, e O'Clock q "a, Of
years youngest dsuster u SusaD r. and he ias
Funeral private.
Msndsy kS isss Rev ifiSs r. p xhirf
fHE II. IN sns so, 81, year s q hs
Tuesday. April iss Il ps.S Ten ,s GDss
and friends are invited 10 be present
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The EsEfHr Elszss HS sgs4Hwr,,
s1lA Il A fyfrcr fMfAGNi t5 5FI
1ns ,5s sS SfssIseTos rs9M CoRsrs
1oT t'trsnurz and the West Chicago Iimlted Fxpress
Harrisburg to (1nc.nnasi. Western Express SO
f1se e.s $50 g PITT hat'e say A sSI
llt'eour< and Tie West. til Paiaee sieep.ns Car
PALIIiIoRf And POTOMAC RAILROAD.
20 2 "a day except Saturday. with Palace Cars
Fer wi Tst e f osn a ds1xua and Flint.
r., r. daily sIsegt Sunday;
Iiss,sd r.SIs sqf fal tia1 Pa sse
FOR or Gun Chm 80 oaSe sunday slaG
Ier B a9 iEipaaS t2o II sbro,n train,
s tsy Cay with boats Ct BROOKLYN Annex afforJins
err. .r .s to Fnl,9n street avOinx dOabs
~ I L r On saaasa so No. s sS .a
Fer I.aliirore s4o 500. 9;sc 1870 am. and 30.
800 80 tto s 90. az s;oa and io To- pm, On
fo, Toas'. crees IIue e4eam and 4.4o r.sa. daily.
fOr anasgolis. Go a. N. .na 44o Pm daily. .xc.p.
isR sfSaHRE zsD s4
Ter Ag .a. go &c saS 90 and II Is
snn.sy sie:so ESQ and ii rs am. aud 100 and
' s:5 nd s SO me s as ! ssS .s saa.;
1rs:ps .esye Alexandra for Washington. COO 500
ser-.sy at 500. s:ss sna loco q. ~. 700 ana
ihi.'. ic:enss,an .. the otc. no-.ness. ror...
Dor I & s ehs sl =; :. G I1
gage ;e deslpsten M tfoS, hotels residences.
CHss. = TUGH Gea,srs se Manas xrssnsef ASsa-
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CATARRH.
S4NFORDiS RADICAL CURE

Head Colds, watery Discharges from thu Nose ana
Eyes. Ringing Noises in the Head Nervous Headache
and Fever instantly relieved
Choking mucus dislodged. membrane cleaned AMI
healed. breath swsetened. smell TASTE and hearing
restored. and ravages checked.
Cough, Brochtis. Dropptngs into the Throat Pains
in the Chest Dyspepsia Wasting of Strength and Flesh
Loss of Sleep, etc.. cured.
One bottle Radical Cure boz Catarrhal Solvent
Dr.. Sanford's Inhaler. in one package of Ill
dr,sgists for 81. ASK for SANFORDs RADICAL
CURE. pure dlstiuAton Of Witch Hazel, Am. Pine,
Ca. Fir. Marigoad, Glover Blossoms etc.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
BOSTON.
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District Government Affairs.

THE LIGHT INFANTRY FAIR.
free permit was granted the managers Of the
Light Infantry fair by the Commissioners to-day,
on the ground that tt was Semf-charftable, and OF
sufficient public Importance to warrant them In
doing so.
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE GEORGETOWN TOWN
HALL.
Bids were received and opened at IL O'Clock To-
day, In the office OF the District Commissioners
for the reconstruction OF the town house, George
town, for engine house No. 5, as follows: r. W.
Darby, Sc, 200; w. B. Downing & Bro, ,649: c.
Thomas, $3.50; j. H. Hewlett, $3.50. No award
was made.
PERMITS TO BUILD.
Building permits have been issued as follows:
st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, repair asylum, Il
street northwest: $780, A. Depue, erect a stable
Ia rear 621 street northwest; $175. B. A. Kidder
repair frame, 934 street northwest; $500. A. B.
Hines, agent, erect a store and dwelling, street
northwest, near 22d street; $500.
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A Bon,bshen Expected.

NEW YORK, April 16-The Commercial Adrer-
ttser sayS:-We have excellent authority for be-
lteving that before many hours have elapsed q
prominent government Official will make his pres
being to examine into certain irregularities prac-
tised upon the government by certain large inter-
eSts, which action, 1t Is thought, will prove q
bOmbSheli In some quarters
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
C0UBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER!
BIEEL RAII.Si.

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. Nov. u, 1882.
Leave " Washington from Station curner OF New Jer-
seY svenpe and street
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville. and st Louis
daitv, al 4:oo a H.. 1913 a.. ~, 9:55 %. M. with
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
points without change; 10:l5 daily to Chicago
For Iittsbur1 Cleveland and Detroit at 1o:1s a. m
fna $40 ? M daily: 40 p M is solid train to
daily, except Sunday; 8 IN. and $40 p. IN. daily.
With Parlor and Sleeping Cars attached
For Baltimore on week days. 5. $50 ESQ., As s:10
and 10 M. II 10, go 935 g. 80 80 40 5,45
., 80. $40. III pm.
For Baltimore on Sundays 30 T.45. sam. los
2:53. 3 4 40. 5:i5, Z. $40 pm.
Fog ADEaPof7s, $50 1910 and 40 on Sunday
gam. 40 Pm.
Fox wsy stations between Washington ana ltinnore
tS a. IN. II 10 M. $50, 40, T. and II 30 m
Tor Stations on metropolitan Branch, 10. 40 M
10 T. Is. dsIiy, except Sunday. 4:45 daily; for
Staunfcn a. daily. except Sunday; fer ia1ers
town and reeric. $40 10:l5. 4:45 daily except
Sunday
Trains arrive from the West daily. 60 735 a. H..
From New York and Ihiladel,hia. 3 80. SIS a. IN.
oa;lS. 10 = M uaily. except sunday.
roI. ArnaI9lls, 80 j. H. 150 637 p. m. Sunday,
Eroin stsniton. 2:i5 pm daily except Sunday
from frederick. EaZcrStown and ate
pom; 70 a. H. freder OK and way stations, 9: As a.
m Z;l1. 4:!O Pm. and 70 I'm daily except Sun
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 4.4o
Gao $40. ..l5. . 9:l0 and l0:JO Am. l2:l5 $50
40 10. .. $40 1870. > G25 and As o. m
Al trans rom Washington and Baltimore stop at
Relay Station. ~
for further Information apply at the Baltimore an
OHIO licAet Office. Washington Station, 619 and 1851
teEs Vanta avenue, corner 18th street, where orders
W, IL aker .or hese To be checked aud received =.
M, CLkMENTS- M OF T.. Baltimore and c. K.
LORD. q. Z. A. aIg
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Death OF Rev. DR.. Alfred HOlnaead.
Rev. DR.. Alfred HOlmead, whose serious illness
has been noted in The STAR, died this after
neon. few minutes after two O'Clock,
at his home in South Washington
Dr. HOlmead was born near Rock Creek church. I'm
1910. his father, Anthony Holmead, having been
one OF the original settlers Of this city. He was
educated at the Columbian college, and studied
medicine, and practised at the almshOuse from 1929
TO 1883, when Dr. Holmead removed to Baltimore.
In 1892 he studied for the ministry under the late
Bishop John Johns, and after his ordination was
called to the charge Of St James p. e church,
baltimore county, Md Subsequently he taught
school at EllieOtt City, and built church there
After serving as rector in Winchester he came
to this city and for many years continued
his minlstraulons here. having built Grace p E.
church for q years, until compelled 10 abandon
his ministerial duties by failing health.
Dr; Ho!mead was held in the greatest esteem
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The Marquis Among the Boston
Sfppdf0s

BOSTON, April f6-During the morning the
Marquis OF Lorne and wife drove out in company
with Albert BerStadt and Hubert Hefkomer 10
visit some studios. Mayor Palmer and wife win
dine with the MARQUIS at pm
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CHICAGO, April 16-N. K. Gallagher, who was
employed for many years a writer on Chicago
daily papers, and almost continuously for the
World, and who severed his connection with that
journal four month ago, died here this morning
Of pneumonia.
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"kEKS Il CO., Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HAND
SOME PIANO. FINE FINISH. MONITOR
MAKE, CONSISTING OF
PAINTINGS. ENGRAvINGS. &C.. &C..
AT AUCTION.
BY order OF Supreme Court of District of Columbia.
holding special term for Orphans Court business on
Saturday, April 14th 1888 shall sell pubic auc-
ton, on FRIDAY. APRIL TWENTIETH, AT TEN A.
NJ at residence OF late Andrea de Frouville. No. CLIO
street southeast the following named articles:
Handsome Piano. Stool and Cover.
Parior Suites. upholstered in rep faced with silk.
Handsome Marble top Side6oard.
New Walnut Extension Table,
Walnut seat Chairs,
Walnut Bedroom Furniture, very fine,
Hall Oilcloth and Furniture,
Carpets, Mattresses and Bedding,
Refrigerator. China and Glassware,
And ether goods too numerous to enumerate.
Those who desire first class furniture should not fail
to attend this sale.
Also. large quantity Of fine Opera Music.
The sale will commence with han, parlor and dining
room furniture. LUKE c. STRIDER.
apl4-ot Administrator.
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MARRIED.

DIVEN-TAILOR. On the evening Of April llgt.
1888 by Rev. William b. Evans. A. M, at his red.
dence. No 222 18th street southwest, Mr.. THOMAS
OWEN, OF Laurel. Prince Georges county. Nd, IS
cards.
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exercises win be as follows: Music co-net hand.
prayer, Rev !. Rankin; reading letters OF ne.
gret ana resolutions. W. c. Chase. secretary az
me committec on speakers: address, Milton N.
Holland, master OF ceremonies: address orator OF
the evening, Hen: Fred. Douglass, music, cornet
band: address, Rev. r. = laws; music cornet
band; address. Col. Robert q. fngerSoli. music.
cornet band; bcnedicjion. Rev. j. K Rankin
This portion OF the celebration is IN charge Of
the IolioWing committee OF arrangements: John
W. Freeman. chairman; C. {. Brisc0, secretary:
George W. stewart, W. II. Black, A. ~. A. Smith,
q. w. Robinson, c. Z. Stewart Jemes Garner
Geo. ii. Boston. VIM. Talliaiero, w G Chase .
II. w. Laws, Chas. Marshall. W. k Brown
The associations IN East Washington VIII hold a
meeting this afternoon at Enon Baptist Church, on
street. between 9th and 1Ih streets nor beast NJ
O'Clock. Speeches are expected from Hon. a. Y.
Harris OF Mississippi: Rev. c. ". Walker, OF
Maryland and Mr. r Il. Carson. John W. Lomax
VIII preside as Chairman and Robert Dorsey ocici-
ate as secretary.
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Decision Against the II. & O. Il. n.
COmpanF.

RICHMOND, Va, April l6-In the United States
sion rendered BY Judge Hughes q few days ago. at
HarrsonburH. QuashiDg a writ OF replevIn sued
out by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
against John K Hamilton, treasurer OF Augusta
county and collector OF state taxes who had eized
property Or the company on the Valley railroad
for taxes 1t Is understood that the state will not
make any sale OF the property until pending mo-
ton for an Injunction L. heard.
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The Hamilton Murder Trial.


After recess the government called in rebuttal
Richard T. Burley, assistant chorfster OF the Sun
day school, who testified that he put some boys
out Of the gallery OF the church the night OF the
homicide, and Hill assisted him; did not have any
difficulty with Hill After he reached home N
street, between 4th and 9Th, he heard the firing OF
the pistol and ran up to the corner; saw two men
leaving at the time.
After further testimony, which was unimport-
ant had been taken. the court adjourned.
SUIT FOR CRIMINAL LIBEI--Albert j. Whalen,
otherwise known as bob Whalen," who has pre-.
ferred charges against Lieut. Arnold, OF the police
force, appeared at the Police Court this afternoon
and applied for warrant for criminal libel against
Oscar X. Harris. OF the Critic. He presented q
note from Assistant District Attorney Coyle, d.
rectlng Capt Prince, clerk OF the Police Court, 10
issue warrant against Harris, on complaint of
Whaien. for the publication IN the Critic, of the
18th Of Which stated that VIA
lowing Is the article complained OF BY Whalen:
NO SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST ARNOLD.
. The st..spsns Il the Rsnssssr that serious
Psa ssss how g ss
SEea iaiS but soch Infamous Andsr viii inure
RANGE OF THE THERAoMrrEk-The following
were the readings at the once Of the chief signal
tla Maximum, $40: minimum. al
having charge Of the temperance tabernacle.
which was being built by the late Alexander Eagle
ston at the time of his death some months since,
have decided formally. nrst. to abandon the com.
be sold tor the benent Of the widow: third, that
benefit OF the widow, and that the title Of house
and Lot b made perfect. &C.
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THx INVESTIGATIONS or SurERvIsra ARCHITECT
hiL--The committee selected 10 Investigate the
charges against Supervising Architect HIN (mea-
TONED In the first edition) notined oicially
W their appointment this afternoon. They will
organize aud proceed with the Investigation at
once The charges are preferred by Mr. T. n.
Murcn, OF Maine, ana embrace number Of In
stances OF alleged misconduct and fraud. The
charges IN general are OF FRI uduent administration
and corruption. and refer mainly 10 the modinca-
uon OF the Old nfteen per cent granite contracts,
aud specify the fayoring OF certain contractors In
connection with the letting OF the new contracts.
The charge Is also made or the payment OF an eI-
ira bill 10 Bartlett, Robbins & Co In connecti1 IN
with the building OF the New York post office. Mr..
llin Is In no way disturbed about the result OF
the investigation, and says the charges are all
old and have been ventilated frequently before.
Accompanying Mr. Murch's charges are a number
OF old letters OF Mr.. Mulett charging fraud and
corruption, and appended is a long list OF wit
leSSeS.
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TeleRraphic Briefs

Work In the Minnesota pineries is practically
suspended. 1t is estimated that the total cut OF
logs on the streams above St Paul Is 435 OOO, 900
feet, or 900 900 feet In excess OF any previous
year.
John O'Brien. burglar. was shot twice this
morning by Waterman at shoe factory at
Wakefield, Mass, while he was leaving the build
ing, and finally captured.
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SPECIALTIES.

MADAM ROSS. The N0-EsTA BLIsHED, RE-
M liable Clairvoyant and Astrologist gives better
eatisfacOn in all affairs Of life than any in the pro-
fesson tells the past present and future destiny gives
business love and matrimony. ALL IN IRounIE CALI.
given or no pay. Consultation Rooms 402
ID street. above street northwest. This month con-
sultaton fee reduced. Lades 80 cents gentlemen 81
NH
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RRR 90 Y Y A l. Mends Glass, Crockery
R RIO OY IA L Wood China Lasther'
RRR Wy A L &C., solid as rock! Hard
+ ~ Z AAA l. adamant! FIRM AS
n w ALLLL GRANITE! Strongest,
toughest and most elias
iGH FEE tic Glue earthl A
l. e Samsonian Giantamong
EE all other Clues and Co.
u ~ U U ments! Absolutely Un.
GGG LlLL UU ERE breaksbe and Insep-
arabic! No HEATIN6i
no Preparahon-Aways Ready-Always LIQUID!
Mends Marble Stone. Patches on Leather and Rubber
Goods Bric-a brac, Jewelry Metals Billiard Cne Tins
and Cloth Card Board Scrap Books Leather Betting
thing else With everlasting nsepersbe
Fine 9. ss@s sn q s Gumm med Textile
SEWERS. &c. supplied by gallon or barrel
~ US. per Bottle; by MAIL postpaid. 10c. extra.
j. y. O.MEARA CO.. I347 Pa. av:, Washington D. G.
Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by DrusRiets
Grocers Statoners. Hardware and general stores mh92
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lE OF PEpT0NE.

Awinegiassful Of which contains 1a grames Of Best
arhhc1aty dgested by Pepsne II ia enrely aasimils
bic and the blood Vessels without the
stomach to 90 any previous work It is highly recon-
mended Coy the medical faculty of Pxrisl TO GONZALES.
cents to persons whose blood is poor who suffer from
Sorosis Daoeses weakness. General Wasting Away,
baasossea X E7 Sss. Work
Travelling OF LONE atigue. PAVE RUG Viyianne Eo q
Sold by all Druggists. m2S-m&thiv
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ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE POsT-oFFICE CONsTRUC-
TON AT BOSTON.
The investigation ordered by Secretary Folger
Of charges OF frauds perpetrated In the construc-
ton OF the extension OF the Boston post ofice has,
according to the Boston Herald, elected testimony
to the effect that the government has been shame
Iessly robbed. Men hired as common laborers at
8 and g per week have been charged to the gov
eminent as skilled labor at $50 and s. 50 per day.
Material bought and paid for by the gov
eminent has been sold by contractors
and the money it brought pocketed by them.
The Herald says that Charles E. Cahfll, foreman
OF laborers, testified that large quantities Of lu-
Der were sent from the post Office extension to the
residence of Mr. Hill, the father OF Supervising
Architect Hill, In Maiden. Mr.. Hill held the posi-
ton OF foreman OF painters employed on the extern
ton, and got timber sent TO his house at the ex-
penSe OF the government, with no cost to himself.
Hill was paid $3.50 per day as foreman. Mr. ken
nard. the assistant treasurer and disbursng agent
for the extension. was present and saw timber,
bought for use in the building, loaded on carts
paid for by the government by the day, by men
whose time was being paid for, and sent to Chief
Clerk Parsons at Maiden, who used 1t for his own
employed at other work.
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FINhOMAS BOWLING, Aucnoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
CHINESE AND JAPANESE
FINE ART WORK
To BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
APRIL EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH.
COMMENCING EACH DAY AT ELEVEN A. NJ.
AND THREE P. NJ.
COMPRISING:
JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS, LACQUERs,
PORCELA1NEs. POTTERY. BRIC-A-BRAC. NOV
ELITES, TEA SETS. sATSUMA. KIOTO. KU.
TAM. MAKUDZA AND KIsHUI WARES. &C..
SCREENS, PANELS. SCROLLS AND DECORA-
TONS.
THIS SUPERB COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE ABOVE DATES
AT My GALLERY AND SALEsROOMs. SOUTH
WEST CORNER ELEVENTH AND PENNsYL-
WANNA AVENUE.
Parties interested in decorative works should give this
The collection win be on view Monday and Tuesday.
apls-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
SWEsT SIDE q sEYENIM sTkEEf BEfwEESi
NEW YORK AVENUE AND STREET NORTH
TENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK.we win sell. in front 33
OF the premises the south part Of lot No. 10. in aa
% e ss fhs
LOTS improved by large brick house used for business
ences and fine fixtures, including elevator This prop
erty Is in Of the best ocationSon 7h street and
Terms: one. fourth cash; balance in one, two. and
three years. with Elk per cent interest payable semi
annually To be secured by deed Of trust on prem
cling at purchasers deposit Of $3.50 required at
tine Of SALE Terms to be complied with in ten days
osherwise resse at risk snd cost Of de;aung purcha
newspaper published in Washin n, DC
ap12. IS IA. IS. 1918
NNHOMAs Z. WAGGAMAN.
i Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
S 5s' EMS shsEI i NHTH
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 21st day of
l24 ct one of the land records of the District A
Columbia and at the request of the holders Of the
secured thereby default having been made The pay
TWkNIYFi f DAY OF 1PR1f. 1855. st foH tE
situated in the city Of Wilmington District Of coam
ba 70 wit All those pieces parcels Of land situate
s snd as n h s saa city u o ind
eight S square numbered hVe hundred and seventy
The terms Of sale third cash. and the remain
der in SIX t6 and twelve u months from day of sale,
mens to be secured by deed Of trust. One hundred
THOMAS E. WAGaAMxN. Auct. apiI-eodSd
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EIICH. FOX 4 BROWN, Heal Estate Brokers.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
On Rhode ISLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREE S
NoRIHWEST AL~O. LOT on Z STREET, BE-
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
On TUESDAY. APRIL SEVENTEEN H, 1888 exzsS
GfouR O'CLOCK 7. Nj, > On the premises Hil*TSS
sell, at pubic auction, that valuable vacantu--A--
lot on the north side Of street. between 9th and 1Ot
streets having frontage street of twenty-four
GA feet by one hundred and ftynine Q59) feet to
public alley said piece of ground being parts of lots
and 4. square 3I7.
Also. at FOUR AND HALF O'CLOCK. the SAME
AFTERNOON. Lot on Rhode Island avenue, between
l4th and 10Th streets having frontage of about
three 63 feet said avenue, by average depth Of
one hundred and thjrty-fve {l35) feet being Parts
of Lots 10 and II, in S9Gare I'll.
Terms: One half cash; balance In az and two co
years, with interest at six (6) per annu gay
able semf-annuafy, secured by deed Of trust the
premises sold or all cash at the option OF the purchaser
al time of sale. JOHN C. HARMLESS. Trustee
D. l. COLDNEIL. Auctloneer. apis
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HOTELS, &c.

BRADDocK HOUSE,,
Formerly Green'se Mansion House)
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Largest Frscla Hotel in the city. Thoroughly Rem
ovatsd and Refurnished. AL Modern improvements.
Hot and Cold Baths Electric Bells, etc. Telegraph,
aud Billiard Rooms. Rates. 81 Per Day. Special IN
ducements to Permanent Guests - 50 to -. so Per
Employees. GEO. w. BROWN, Proprietor.
sp7-iOt FRRD q. WILLIAMS. Manager
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THE HENRY STATUE UNvELING.-Owfng to the
absence OF the President, the request OF the COM
mittee having In charge the ceremonies OF the I'M
Yelling OF the statue to Prof. Henry to close the
departments at O'Clock on Thursday will be con-
sidered by the Cabinet officers.
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IL A d I e 8 !
DAs1EI q. HAron & ConpAsr.
NO. ss4 STREET NORTHWEST.
SOLE AGENTS FOB LOWS TuEa
ALARaE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16

A RIAL ESTATE SUIT.-To-tay Mr.. A. c. Brad
ley, for A ;. Campbell, filed a suit. against John
Leitcher ct al. to remove cloud on title TO square
b.S The bin states title vested in John
LeIcher, George s Houston, is Phelps and A. X.
torbtn that ocuober -, 1871, Leitcher, Intending
10 convey In fee simple an undivided fourth Of
said square. executed a deed therefor but he
finds In case Nh. s., United States court docket
the lie estate or Ieitcher was sold TO George r.
Quick, and he claims these proceedings were null
ana void, yet they are cloud on his title which
ne socks N hay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16

ASSISTANT SURGEON 8. C. DEBoN, OF the marine
hospital SERVICE has been ordered to join the reve-
| nue. cutter Corwin, on her cruise to Alaska next
month.