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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF A TwO-sToRY FRAME HoUs,
S Mva RAGh SSnDIHLphNS No. zoos NEW JER

SEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the<A
District Of Columbia, passed tine 18th day of 10
April D. 1855 in cause No. 8. 497. Equity Docket
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the LIST day
OF February. d. 1878. and duly recorded in Liber
682 at folio l55 ct of the land record books
for the District OF Columbia and at the request of the
party occurred thereby we will se at public auction in
DAY OF MAY. A: ID. 1883. at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK p: NJ. the following described piece or mar
Gel OF ground in the city OF Warrington, d. c. being
part OF lot numbered ten Q0y in the subdivision of
square numbered seven hundred and forty CAD -
Designated the plans and recorded the books of
the surveyor Of said city, commencing for the Same It
point on New jersey avenue three feet from the north
ls with the line OF the Same seventy-seven fest;
north three feet thence east with the line said
lot four feet thence south twenty-five fest thence
weswardy with tho line Of said lot hundred and
fourteen leee to New jersey avenue thence northward
the nne OF said avenue fest to the place
% be91nnina, with the improvements thereon. c0nsst
tnG q nearly nav two-story frame house with back
Terms o. sale: one-third cash; balance payable IN
three equal tnstalment1 ct six, twclve and eighteen
months respectively. with interest st six per cent m
day q sae. 70 b secured by dsed Of trust the
premtseo Sold or Ill cash. e the option Of the pur
chaeer. depoet Of $50 required 6 time Of sale. Al
oenyeyancng e purchasers cost Terms q esle TO be
ss%rsa s .i a.ss ;s'e d g. &c T ss
SAMUEL MADDOX.
s!e 6eSasaana avenue; Trustees.
Corner 1oeh a1A y G6oetD nolhWogk
sp0a - mv4sde
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TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il ON SECOND STREET. NEAR HIGH STREET.

- Il,
GEORGETOWN, d. 4.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theA
District OF Columbia, passed the 10th day 80:
April D. 1888 in cause NJ. 1902 Equity Docket22, aa
MONDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY. A. ID.
1883. at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, in
front OF the premises all that piece parcel ground
and premises known and deserted being part of lot
one hundred and twenty five l25) of Beatty Hawkins
addition to Georgetown. D. c.: Beginning 80 feet 8
inches the south side of I'd street west
line of High street. thence with the south line of
"a street west II feet ~ inches; thence
south and parallel with the west line of said lot
AZ feet thence south~ est % inches thence OBJ
Quely until If nersects the line part said lot
at point feet from the southwest of part of
said lot thence east As feet inches intersect
dr. WI south 90 feet inches thence, with said line
Versed TO the beginning preserving to j. III. King the
Use Of an alley near the southwe corner).
Terms: One third cash balance in IL and Is months
notes to be secured by deed Of trust and inter
est deposit of 800 at time of SALE conyeyancing
&c, at purchasers cost. Terms to he complied with
in seven days otherwise sale at risk of
faultInR purchaser after wing five days. public
of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington, d. G.
- SIDNEY T. THOMAS Trustee
DtNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers. ap24-d&ds
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VlHoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. d. C
At PUBLIC SALE, NEAR THE MARKE1

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, d. C !.
HOUSE
On MONDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH, 1883. NJ
At the hour Of SIX O'CLOCK p. M. in front of e344
tne premises, Win oTer ct public sale all that -
bia. beGinnine at point on the south line Of Bridge
street. distant sixteen feet from where the west line
OF said Lot No tntersecs Bridge street. and running
south hfty-ve feet and ten inchee then twenty
two feet and four inches. then north five and
ten inches to Bridge street. then west feet
and four inches to the beginning Also all that part of
Lot No. A. in said town. beginning at the northea asst
corner Of said lot and running west Bridge street
thirty eight feet and four inches (more less then
south twenty feet (more or leee then east thirty
eight feet and four inches ess) then north
place of beginning.
Also all that part of Lot number o. in Old George
town. D. c.. situated ut the corner of Bridge street and
Bank alley. fronting thirty feet and six inches
the north side Of Bridge street. and running back
northwsrdly OF the same width the 'front.' and nd
with all the improvements up IN the same.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with Interest at six cent al cash the
option OF the purchaser. "A deed given and deed Of
trust taken deposit of fifty dollars required on each
sale AID cenyeyancng and recording at the expense Of
the purchaser. X. p. JACKSON,
myl-dSds Attorney for Whites Heirs
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THIS EVENING.
SSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF GOODS REMAINING UNsOLD
AT THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
FAIR. lAT SKATING RINK, NEW YORK AVE
NUE.. BETWEEN HIR NTH AND FOUR
ING. IN PART. OF GROCERIES, FURNITURE.
ASH gu sT PbNslN SsSa ES
On SATURDAY EVENING. MAY FIFTH, COM
mencing at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, we will
SELL at the above named Fair all the Goods remaining
unsod to which the attention of buyers Is respectfully
called. my4 H
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THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LOT AT PUBIC SALE, BETWEEN
EAlETTE AND FREDERICK STREETS
GEORGETOWN.
On MONDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF MAY sa6
at the hour of SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. in trent ofE79&
the premises, will offer at public sale the follow
Ing real estate bounded for the
same at point the south line of First distant
"a feet and ten inches measured westerly from the
southwest corner of Frederick and First Streets and
running thence westerly with the south line of First
street twenty feet and four inches to the line Of
the lot owned by W. H. Paynes. then soulherly and
with said Paynes line parallel with Frederick street
feet then easterly and parallel with First
street feet nd four inches thence northery
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in twelve
months. with interest All conveyancing ut the ex-
pense OF the purchaser. deposit Of $50 required.
r. p. JACK ON.
my1-d&ds Attorney for Charles Ross
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE STORY
HOUSES. Nos. 2U12 AND 2Ol4 STREET NORTH
WEST. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BY virtue Of decd Of trust duly recorded in "A
Ieco.ds Of the District q Columbia and by s:a
quest OF the holder Of the note secured thereby we
will. TUESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY,
1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front Of the prem
1ses, sell all that certain piece parcel ground or
real estate situate and lying in city Of Washington
trct of columbia, and known and described being
hundred and one u0ll together with all the improve
ments ways easements. rights privileges aud appur-
which will be sold separately.
Terms: One third balance six and twelve months
notes to bear and to he by deed
premises sold all cash at option OF purchaser or
purchasers All conyeyancing. &C.. at purchasers
cost deposit of 5000 required each house soon
as bid of. Terms to be complied with in days,
Otherwise the Trustees the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of the defauing purchaser
after five daya' public notice Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. C.
mv2.dAds A 7 RATRT 4; n WnvvtESoN' Trustees.
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THOS. J. FISHER & CO..
u Real Estate Auc&ioneera.

On THURSDAY. NAY TENTH at rIyKIs.
O'CLOCK P. NJ. In front Of the premises We win H
SAL at auction part Of lots 10 and l6. square l5S
Ct 1s2 fest hoh tnoes: s e 50 foot ssy mpsoyed y
two small brick houses in rear Of lot facing Alley.
Terms: Ono third cash; halxnco in Six and twelyO
months. secured by deed Of tYuG4 property sold.
THOS. J. FISHER CO., Auctonesra
mS-d&dS 1924 street northwest.
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my2-dNds

TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
l. LOTS IN SQUARES NUMBERED NINE HUN
DRED AND Ten AND NINE HUNDRED AND
ELEVEN. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
AND K AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
By order snd decree Of the Supreme Court of thesa
District of Columbia, in general term, passed andN
cause No i71S wherein Samuel Peugh the
THURSDAY, The TENTH DAY OF MAY, 1883. at
FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. offer for sale. at public auction
ntront OF the premises, Squares numbered go and
In the city Of Washington D. c.. the same are Hum
bered on the ground plat plan Of said city SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the said order
and decree The said premises viii BE- SOLD BY lots
said 'ares containing ten 0 los varying in 'front.'
age from "a to ~ feet and In depth from 90 to Ia
feet or b. smaller lots according to plat to be exhib-
tied at the time Of sale.
Terms: One-third cash: the remainder in two q,
equal inst ailments, in ID and two (2l years with
interest he deferred payments to be BY secured
ton of the purchaser deposit of $50 w1 required
on each lot when sold. Conveyancing, &c. at the cost
Of the purchaser or purchasers
HENRY E. DAVIS. Trustee
400 Louisiana avenue
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
PAWNBRoKER's SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
. WATCHES, GOLD CHARMS GOLD LOCKETS
k hfns cR3ssES p5AMoSb ASR PEAKh
+ PEARL SETS. GOLD AND DIAMOND SCARF
PINS, sOLID SILVER KNIVES. FORKS AND
PAINTINGS ON PORCELATN, OPERA GLASSES.
&C., &C., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY EIGHTH, at
TWELVE OCi OCK, will sell at the auction rooms Of
Duncanson Bros. 9th and streets quantity of I'm
redeemed Pledges, being partly enumerated above.
Parties interested will please take notice.
PHILIP WAL LAGH. Broker,
my4-d 14l7 Pennsylvania avenue W.
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FASHION WRINKLES.

fHE SEASONS NovELTIEs-GLOvES AND HO-
srERY-LATE FRENCH DRESsE3-RIBBONS IN
ALI. C0LoRs-PASIERS TO HOLD ON, ETC.
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system. 300 st. s. sp2e- ims
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GALE OF CHOICE LOTS. NOS. Is AND l6. IN
~ SQUARE 15S, ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE,
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, MAY ELEVENTH., AT FIVFHeR
Z. Al. will offer for sale tina premises that*SH
beantfnl piece # ground: embracing ten fne-A-
building lots fronting Massachusetts, avenue and on
18th street northwest whoe or by the single lot
according plat exhibited at the SALE and posted on
the signs in the ground he whole embraces 80 293
square feet and the single lots from to A. $50
square Ieet each Title indisputabie.
Terms: One-third cash; balance one and two years
from day of sale secured by trust deed
sod The notes for deferred payments to bear interest
all cash. at option. $500 at the sale for the
whole, or $1J0 on each LOT.
my3-St VIM. P. YOUNG, Auct:oneer
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AUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
II. q. PARLOR SUITE. WALNUT FRAME MIRROR
MALNTI CHAMBER SET. WARDRORE, EX-
! TENSION TABLE,, WALNUT NJ. 7. S1DEBOA u,
SAFE. MATTRESSES. BEDDING. PICTURES
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, RUGS.
OH CLOTH, CRQCKEKY AND GLASSWARE,
COOK STOVE, KITCHEN UTENSILS. &c. &c.
BEING THE CONTENTS OF DWELLING No. TAO
SIX STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. NAY SEVENTH. COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell. at the above
named residence. the entire Furniture. Carpets &C..
contained therein beng partly enumerated above.
which attention of buyers is called. my4-2t
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TTlHOS. ]. FISHER CO..
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
On SATURDAY, MAY FIFTH. at HALF-PASTaS
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, at our Office No. 1924 FS6&
street northwest wi sell at auction lot
81 lot g. 49, lot g. square 1928 lot in square
lie. and part lot 6. square 1O4. Terms cash.
THOS. J. FISHER l. CO.,
ap27-d Real Estate Aucuoneers
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- hG1Ggf on1h D rjoa1 pai6 Ala WsHckGa tov1SEY,
0uns, Rato1A &c. Cal Or addsuG HERzO0 - G.
QHDol N1nE rSnnnylvnnlA ayunos 0oEn
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XT WEEK WILL BE THE LAST
OF THE
AUCTION SALE

9C8 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
SALE COMMENCES AT 1890 AM DAILY.
ON NEXT TUESDAY WILL BE SPECIAL CLOS
ING SALE OF
SILKS. CASHMERES. NUNS YELLING. BUNT-
lNGS, TABLE LINEN. LINEN SHEETINGS,
PAkASOLS. &c.
LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED.
my48t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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hR. HARTLEBEN. GRADUATE OF PFNNsYI-
IL yania College. Philadelphia. having purchaaed
my ONCE and residence hss resumed practice. Ioond-
IDENTITY recommend him to my patrons and the public
generally as dentist of undoubed ability, MACAt-
MAN. Dentist, lOl5 l4th at. NV. aue-2m
A RT1FICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
"A serted immediately after extracting natural teeth
lin splendid succses Modern methods and skiI In al
branches OF Dentistry. Moderate fees.
oaS-ly Dh DON NAl.l.Y. 1871 street north wcat.
IL DENTIST,
Preservation Of the Natural Teeth Specially. AM
nR. RANDALL PARSONS. DENTIST
IL All 9TH street northwest Ballantyne's Book
Store. Gold filings q speciality. Gas given day OF
night. ais
nR: T.. n. TALBOT. DENTIST. No. 4s7 IRA
u street three doors from corner E. Dentistry I'm ~
Its branches. Teeth inserted 81 per set AL work
ranted Janl9
HOWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No PHI
1l ~ street. three doors north Of Pennsylvania
avenue, east side. Hereafter extractions under
Nitrous Oxide. without pain, win he 9 for the nra
tooth and 80 cents each additional tooth at the same
sitting E1trscons without 90 cents each tooth:
Amalgam Fittings. from 81 to s.. All work warranted
hrst class Have administered Nitrous Oxlde 70 oyor
90 GOO patents.
&c and from the office.D mil
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reached them, half-naked man, bare-footed
ana dishevelled, was pleading with the superin-
tendent, clutchlng frantically at his arm and
pointing up to the dark clouds above him.
already rent with jagged streaks of ascending
flame.
TOO short" he screamed in voice which We
were hOrrifed to recognize as that Of Mr. New
some 1T can't bet mustn't be. There are
more escapes than One Oh, man, man, she is
Surnlng, choking-sutfocating Do something!
only one haye,"
In the agony of his fear he fell at the fire.
mars feet and implored his assistance.
was paralyZed by the horror of the thing
Inc stuatlon was apparent at glance. There,
seen dimly through the smoke, was Cissy New
sOme's window, while beneath It, separated by
broad eXpanse of wall, was the head of the fire.
escape 1t was too short by good twelve feet.
Inc whole lower story was one seething mass
of fire, so that there seemed no possibility ri
approach from that direction. A horrible feel
ing OF impotence came over me. There was no
sign OF movement at the young lady's window
though crawling trails OF flame had climbed up
10 IL and festOOned it round with their red gar
lands remember hoping in my heart that she
nad Deen snffocatcd in her sleep, and had never
awOke to the dreadful reality.
nave salu that we were paralyZed for the
moment. me spell was rapidly broken. This
Nay laas. CRED resolute voice. and Charlie
Welstead broke in among us with fireman's
hatchet in his hand We pushed after INN as he
rushed round to the rear of the house where
there was door usually used by the servants
1t was locked, but couple of blows Shattered
1t to pieces. We hurried up the stone Kitchen
stairs, with the plaster falling in strips all round
us, and the flags so hot that they burned into
the soles OF our boots. At the head of the stairs
there was second door, thicker and stronger
than the first, but nearly charred through by
the fire.
'Give me room!" gasped welstead, swinging
round his axe. .
Don't do 1t, sir" cried stalwart fireman,
selling him by the wrist; there's flames on the
other side Of that door,"
Let me co." rOared Charley.
We're dead men II you break It,"
'.Let me go!"
drop 1t, sir; drop til"
| mere was mOmentary struggle. and the axe
ciattered down upon the stone steps. It had
nardly time to fall before some one caught itup.
| couio not see who for the dense blue reek OF
SMOKE. man dashed past the fireman, there
was crash OF parting lock, and great lick
oI name. hke hound unlashed, shot out and
enYeioped us. felt its hot scar as it coiled
r0und my face and remember nothing more
untu found myself leaning against the door
posi-, breathing IN the fresh sweet air OF night,
Wmle Welstead, terribly burned. struggled
turiousiy with the fireman who held him back
20 prevent him from reascendinR tie staircase.
winch was now solid sheet Of fre.
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VIVID IMPRESSION Of the sudden fury Of
the southern cyclone is conveyed by this brief
statement OF Mr.. Is. +. Jones. of Beaurerard
Miss, who. the moment he saw the danger com,
and made them lie fiat on the pronnd ana or".n
some small shrubs which stood within reach,
II put one arm about my WIFE," SAYS Mr.. Jones.
''while with the other c.aspcd small tree. and
made my son lie close up to ne, and then I
said 10 them, hold on. hold On, for Gods sat.y
II Is TO- life.' and then the wind came. There
vas Ghirl and . roar was shaken. ana
heard the crash Of my falling house an in
hfant and 1t was over. j still leld my wifi, IN
ny arms, but she was inseasHe, and nv bow
Was still nesting close up to mo- hui bruised
and bleedng." AL three escane.i wjtbout
serious in.:y. thanks to Mr.. Ic:.e. p-eSo,lc, .,f
mind anc tha r-ampt ebeslieac, Of h:s ,:i:a and
Child '''
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Orange Nationalist Troubles.

DUBLIN, Dec. 2.-The Orange lodges con-
tinue to pass resolutions strongly condemn
ing the suspension of Lord Rossmore. Public
meetings are to be held in various parts of
Ulster to pass resolutions of like tenor.
At Newry to-day Protestants on their way
to church were assaulted. During the at
tack on the Professionals two policemen were
injured by stones. Mobs have been running
about the streets cheering and hootpg and
occasionally stones have been thrown. Sew
eral persons have been injured. There have
been some arrests. The excitement con-
tinues undated. Four companies of in
fantry with 90 rounds of ammunition per
man are posted about the town and police
are patrolling the streets. A body
of lancers occupy the square and
constabulary forces are stationed at the
court house and on the Warren Point road.
There was large attendance at the Roman
Catholic cathedral where Rev. Mr.. MacCart
sny referring to the meeting which was pro-
hibited said such acts on the part of the gov
eminent were enough to make rebels of then
all, and if persisted in would drive the peo-
pie to rebellion. He declared that meetings
could be held despite the government or the
Orangemen, and he characterized the pro-
hibition of the meeting as a direct insult t
the Catholics The Newry league issued
green placards announcing that the meeting
called for to-day is postponed by order of the
Dublin executive.
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O,Donnell Sentenced To be Hanged.

LONDON. Dec g. -O'Donnell was
Yesterday convicted of murder and
sentenced to death. On leaving
the dock last night he was guarded
by strong escort, and walked with a firm,
unhesltating step to the cell for condemned
prisoners. He was intensely excited but
m aintained an air OF defiance and continued
to anathematize England aud the English
people and laws. To-day he convcrscd
freely with the warders He expressed no
snrpri sc at the verdict, although he confessed
that the jury's hesitation had inspired the
hope t hat he might escape the extreme PEN
atty He still maintains that he ia nnocrn,
It muir der. All day O'Donnell displayed
extreme indifference and even b,re a jaunty
air. HIS does not seem to dspair of respite
He says his friends outside will move HEAVIER
iul cart h to obtain his release. The prison.
er will pr obab'y remain in Newgate, where
he will be hanged probably on December II
Ample precautions have been taken to
nr-vent Il rescue Two warders remain witt
Cd ,nuel night and day.
The result of O'Donnell's trial was eagerly
awaited by Irish circles in London, where i
vas generally expected that the verdic
would be m anslaughter. Some Of the leagu,
branches have resolved to form committed
to memoria!ize the home secretary to com
mute the sentence. 1t is thought probabl,
| that an attempt will be made 20 bring pres
sure upon the United States government to in
tervene for the Communication OF the sentence
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News Notes.

DR.. j. Matthew Shea, who for yeais past
has been undertaking. medium In Chicago,
vas brought to grief Friday night While
shea falsely represented an Indian prince
he stepped from the cabinet and was seized
and thrown to the floor. His false beard and
wig were torn from him, his white robes
stripped off and he was half choked. lie
was taken to the police station and charged
with obtaining money und false pretences.
British Columbia is threatened with an
Indian revolt. The Dominion government
has received startling advices from Mella.
kalla Mission, b. c., which, through clerical
interference. has been thrown into q state OF
rebellion. The trouble grows out of the hos.
tility Of the majority Of the indians to Bishor
Riuey, who was sent by the government tc
supplant their favorite missionary, Duncan
Report states that at any moment q terrible
conflict may result. The government will
do all in their power to prevent an outbreak,
yet with the small force at their command II
the province little could be done. 1t is un
derstood that a British maD-of-war will b,
| at once despatched from Victoria 10 Mella
ksla. 1t Is generally conceded that tht
recall of Bishop Ridley will alone restore
/ nuipt.