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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD.
Bn Mpp fH FIST AN MT THE 4u 1NkF Ina
VA 1.N NASH ds{ipI I3gBlE TEAcKl
IN. sOSp phxv S9 WAsh RhS if5S 1857
ana =: ai n aad c hiessss
+ssfaPfsf k' 2Sf GE sed Way stations
e:6o-Ba tmore. Annapolis and Way Cedmont Stras
saE HFshSiiT T HsfSFssss and Ss' u a'
# bHfts spa Yiy SGH
EXIREss. Parlor Cars to New York NV
ana and :, YSs a,s, aa
sA 1a,s 7. s, Hysttsyls and laurel Express
saHssss .'S ssps =. :.
faO:lI-Pittsburs, Chicaxo. Cincinnati and st. 1ou,
Earr cs. Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati Louisville
~; -l3:i9mrsltmors Ellso.t City. Annapolis. Way.
t2:5s-BALTIMORE EXPKEsS.
SOL aimore and Way Stations. (Winchesser Fred
eriek, Hagerstown and Way, via Relay
.Esas 81 ka aRa.P fls s4s
sht ter and Way stations IOn sunday to Point OF
is SfH s' fxFFR ay csrnssurz and
Way via Relay s,ogs e, Hystts Vile ana Laursl1
ss-HaI rG s1 Xxx Ex Z siz sons
fiiasfsF S 81; SdS sss Bosros
fs:5sNchiesTc. Cincinnati and St. Louis Express
fsf5 SD VIZ =: s FG sa Chicago
fn1liS sunday 3ny Other trains daily except sunday
ap ssGg as1zz . sst'Sn and
Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington station 6iy and 1851
viii be taken fos baggage to be checked and received Il
NJ, e; K; LORD. Gen. Passenger Agent, BALTIC.
WM CLEMENi =. Master of Trans. Balso. my9
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1a9s sas .ssHs
rArss FRO. s 1a oss' oons..
For fitt.ourg and the West Chicago Limited Express
daily GsFs With At sss d,y
HARRISBURG to Cincinnati. Western Ex press :p
NJ rtaSs s'i ;5 s pitt S.y a "a
BA i,1h iao md IN N S fdroMac R.po,n
For e.; t.nand.su. koehessst. BafIale. Niagara
10 2 IN d,i T, except s;snrday with Palace Cans
For wiIl.n.sport. Lock Haven. and Hmirs, sts.so.
For sas s1sfg: f Ess
- S;5s and 10; % Z, m.. On sunday. 40. $50
tor ,a,s ssS dsiy s1ssps sandsy .' t'T'
For BsSe,9y I'm ii tsrensn train: connect :. !.r
@ AVOID .1sian sSSo caSss
Imsd lsDrs sa1s 80 d. 6 a.. ss
asa:, s go 80 mo e. 80 d 5sSo als5 81
For 20, Is crseE Line. GAO M and 40 N. daily.
For Annssoi.s. $40 m sad $40 Pm daily. e.osp.
1sG szBaHa22r zsD aA
For ANxanors. SO TOO. 3d. II 90 and IL Is a. m.
sunday st6:So. 900. IL 90 and Ii rs am, and
I0t as sRs shs Salty ss I'D sana.3 2'
Trs;ns seave Alexandra for Washington. GOO 800
Pm and ii1o midnight il S eDe1 .o' M Taa
das o. Sunday ~ 500. s:a3 and 1000 g. m. :
Ticket Information At the ofnce nor.ness, corner
toi are1. can s. s eh s :. Of e b sss
sass &c es senaeen ,ro% ph h',ss ana rssadenees
eHhS- v. ECGH. General Manager.
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lll ED

KEEKEE: On TuodAy, February 27th. 1884, JOHN
.. hEEFFk. native Of Abbyfeale. County limerick.
Ireland resident OF this city for the last thirt five
years in the seve. ~ -fif h year Of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited 30
attend his funeral from his reeidence Sherman sveuuA
above Ssh and Boundary, Tnursday nj half -Iast tive
O'Clock. e
LUSBY: On Monday evening. February the 18th
1888 NJ l2Sb llth street southeast WILLIAM H., aged
nineteen Years eldest of robert and Emma Lusby.
Notice q tunsr hereafter. (Baltnore pagers plsase
copy.l
NEAL. On Monday February 26th 1883. st $50
9clock 2. M. ANNIE NEAL, dxughtsr Of the late
Lewis Neal ned II years and months.
Her funeral viii take place tomorrow Wednesday,
evening at two O'Clock from the rsidence her unc
Adolphue Han. S6l6 street West Waahipeton. Rsa-
ses and friends a the family respect uy invifod
TO attend.
PARslSh: On Sunday, February 8, 1855. ss SD
FuneT. III -. "a s sf 20. ry yss "a
HI street northsa1 on Wednesday. ut Bpm. fCn-
c1nhat papers please oopy.l
RITTkNHOUSE. On Tuesdsg. February ~ l0o4.
~ y 80 O. m, BENJAMIN y. RlTTENHOUSE. aGe4
11e funeral vii tshe place from hts hate reaadsncA
300S Wost street, 0ooEget0w0. 1hurpday. March 1k
1t p. m No 0oWecs.
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nUR wATCaFUL GUARDIAN AND FAITHFUL
PROTECTOR RESTORED TO ACTIVE
DUTY AGAIN.

Mr.. HENRY A. wATFRMAH. Of the city Of Providence
waschman Of the Barstow Stove Companys very extern
ave establishment having been confined to his home
several weeks by very distressing Illness ON resuing
his duties again aysils himself q this early opportuni
ty for stating briefly few plain facts.
Mr.. WATERMAN says:
50 FEW months ago I was taken down with . severe
sickness which ooiaeeA TO the house quite long
time, and much Of the time was vs lame g to be
toes. became monstrously swollen. and suffered ex
emely from the constant intense pains produced by 20
great Inflammation trying the various so-called
cures all the time, and under the treatment Of
physician weeks but getting no substantial re-
lief. At this time oldtime friend police officer.
called upon and during our conversation informed
me of the great benefit which he had obtsined
by the use Of Hunts Remedy. and urged me
to try 1t, "a. he considered it . wonderful me-
dicine. I commenced taking Hunts Remedy.
much in such a stubborn case as mins but my doubt
was soon dspelled. for before had taken one bottle
began to get better the pains disappeared the
swollen leg gradually decreased in size. and was
couraged t. continue the use Of the Remedy; and the
improvement to my health continues my appetite is
good. have regained my strength, and am now per-
Forming again my duties Waterman at the foundry.
Every night go up and down stairs more than one
hundred times. and am in good condition and feel that
my recovery is duo to Hunts Remedy alone. My Sc
sickness and terribly swollen leg was caused by the
diseased state of my kidneys. and think that it is
most valuable medicine that will speedily relieve and
cure such a severe case mine. therefore most
cheerfully recommend Hunts Remedy to all afflicted
with Kidney Diseases know 1t to be safe and re.
able remedy.
PROVIDENCE. Dec. s, 1882"
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

Il DoNCaNcOS DhOo.s AuCtlO0eerB.
TRUSTEE. s. SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE
IN M SlkEET, BE WEEN TWENTY-ThIRD
D / WEN If.FOURTH STREETS NORTH
WEST, All AU;TION.
by virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in *,
lper No. g!3. folio PAT ct seq, of the land fia
records OF NashIieton county in the District If ~~A
Golurba, and at the request of the party secured
TIE G sIXTH DAY OF MAKCH, AID. 1888. al FIVE
O'CLOCK =: NJ. in front Of the premises, all
that piece parcel land and premises situate
and beng IN the city Of Wash gto in the district of
Cpiunbi ana known and disting lshe on the ground
pan or lat OF said ty part of original lot numbered
Twelve N square nu bered thirty.seven 3d. be-
street nineteen G9) feet vest Of the northeast
ner 81 SAID lot aud running thence west along the line
o. street nineteen sl feet; thence south seventy
nSe t'o) 1eet thence east nineteen Il feet; thence
hor seventy five 5 feet to the point of beginning
deed duly recorded in iber 942 folio 36l, of the land
we I1Eht easements, PRIVILEGES and apprtenances to
Terms: one third cash; ba ance in six twelve and
eighteen months notes to bear interest and to
Gu ed by deed OF trust property sold. deposit of
SlOO required at time of sale. COnvyancing, &c at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in seven
DAYS Otherwise the Trustees the right sell
IT the risk and cost OF the defaung purchaser after
hve days public notice Of such sale in some news
paper published III WASHINGTON ID. C.
GEo, aE G: H he Trustees.
Mss. tn th&ds
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Another Telephone Consolidation

BOSTON. Feb ga Lowell syndicate has bought
out the Northwestern Telephone company. with
the right to the entire telephone business In Min
nesota; In Burnett, Douglass, Paine, Polk and st.
Crolx counties, Wisconsin, and In the Territory OF
Dakota north OF parallel IS degrees The lease
from the American Bell Telephone company ia
with several OF the present Western board. viii
constitute board OF directors II is understood
the capital VIII be 81 000CC0 The territory bought
has 500 subscribers
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"1RELAHD FOR The lRIsH.n!There was a large
meeting In the Cooper Union New York last night
under the auspices OF the Irish confederation TO
raise funds for the relief OF the sufferers In Ire
land letter was read from Mayor Edison ac-
cepting an invitation TO preside at the meeting,
and this was followed by q second one from the
the invitation &c preside was given and accepted
the mayor Thought that IL was '.purely benevo-
lent, 10 aid the suffering In Ireland 1t seems
however" the letter concludes ssfrom the adver.
tisements and cards OF admission that II e mat
ter In which the mayor must decline to take any
part whatever" The cards OF admission bore the
words, "Ireland for the Irsh.n The letter Was ne.
cefved with Kisses and cries OF .sThrow him over
board.n
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Wall Street To-day.

STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The Posts financial article
says: SOCKS We're generally dull and strong
throughout the forenoon. There emei to be a
good deal OF disposition to buy stocks in the ex-
pectatton that the adjournment OF Congress in a
rev days would relieve the suspense always at
tendant upon the expectations or what may be
zone In the final legislation. There was a fair
Duylng movement in Lackawanna, ST. Paul Union
Northern Pacific, in all OF which there was AN adj
vance ranging from Il TO la the latter on Wabash
preferred. The total OF sales up to IL 30 O'Clock
was about IA, goo shares.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 27.-Viryina g. consolidated
go: past-due coup ms, As hid to-day
BALTIMORE. Feb. 27.-Cotton quiet-1niddlins
w.. Flour lower for higher grades-city mills How
4s7a5 25 do. do, family. 525a6 %: city mi Is super
30 do, extra 49, G. So Rio brands G. 25a6 So
Patapsco family. SIS; do superlative patent, :. %
southern rsd saay western hhs and au
S Sid ar Snst ss :go Ssss March 20
southern easier; western a shade better and dun:
southern white 65s6Sh; do: yellow. 65aesh: western
sR xeS spo. SSaa6sk February March.
with better nauiry-sonthern. 5oss4 Western wnitea
6ls54: do. mixed. 4oa5l; Pennsylvania. 6Oa5l. Rye
quiet 72s75 Hay unchanged and easy. Provisions
unMcnan9ed Butter quiet-western packed. 20a25;
ron: 17a22 Eggs easler. 20. Petroleum unclaimed.
whisky firm: fe asnhs to 9s assiS Sr
wheat S. 600 bushels: corn. 1885, 900 bushels; osts
sushss so So bnshas SoIn
2U9. 600 bushels.
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Repcntana Sophon,ores.

HANOVER, n. H., Feb. 27.-The sophomores. of
Dartmouth college who were suspended for disor-
derly conduct about the college buildings, and
VINO nave hitherto refused to confess. have now
done so and been reinstatpd Their punishment
has not yet been announced,
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NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-P. j. Sheridan, for whose
arrest Ii Is stated the authorities at Washington
have issued warrant, has not yet been taken into
custody. At the U. s. marSbaPS of1lce it was
Stated to-day that that Official had not received
any official in timation or a warrant having been
Issued Tor Mr.. Sherdan'S arrest
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Latest qblegranS to The Stap.
Funeral Of Mrs. Jewell.

NEW YORK, Feb. N.-The funeral services over
the remains OF the late Mrs Esther Jewell, widow
OF the late Ex-Governor Marshall Jewell, were held
THIS morning at the residence OF her son-in-law,
Arthur M. Dodge. The Rev. DR.. Vincent read the
funeral services, which were OF the most simple
Cn:[acter. Very few were present outside the
mend rs Oi the deceasedS family. When the ser.
vices were ended the body Was taken to the Grand
Central depot, and removed by special train to
Hartford, where final services will be held ana the
body deposited in the family vault.
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HEAVY DEFALcATTON IN new YORE-A heavy
defalcaton came 70 light in New York yesterday.
The cuiprit Is Gilbert L Crowen. president OF the
Empire Mining company, OF summit county.
street Crowen, IN ls7s, was given the agency OF
tho falnan estate. the owners being Mn Cornelia
A. Atwel1 her sister, Miss Catherine C. Taimer
and her niece. Ni8 q Carolina Taiman. they
c0nnded to CroWellB care their securities stock
and bonds and gave him q fun power Of attorney
smoothly until 1e1. when he was induced % 20
into the Empire Mining scheme and bought
largely OF its stock. The mine has been . failure
eoStrActed o001Ooo q the TAlUan truBt fund.
De&a0es this amount he borrowed nom Miss Caro-
line TalmAn e1o00Q In an tho last three years he
has spent 35AxQ In Add1uoa b th1s - owes
t4s0U0 o. the I'm Instant ho made a anDtgn-
Wen6 He i1eB 9ick at Arlington
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SuspensiOn of Paner ,raL.r.

SOUTH BEND, I'LL, Feb. 27.-Lucius Clark Co..
paper manufacturers here, have suspended. The
firm has issued a circular calling their creditors
together and promising statement Of their as
sets and liabilities on Saturday next Their mill
Is the largest In the west. The firm are heavily
interested In paper manufacturing In Chicago.
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RERDELL's EXPERIMENTATION.


The Star Route Trial After RecesA
After recess Mt. Davidge opened the proceed
lngs by making motion that the papers-uot Of
nciai-whch have been produced In this exami-
nation be placed In the custody OF the court
AFTER argument by MIR. Dayidge, Judge Wyiie
sala the papers would have TO be placed In the
custody OF the clerk.
Mr.. Bliss objected to these papers being in
spected by the defense except ia the presence OF
representative OF the prosecution.
Judge Wylie said the prosecution could claim
A"srAR- ARTICLE.
witness ssid he did not write, for publication In
The STAR OF this city, an article for the purpose OF
convincing his co-defendants that he was not
going on the stand In this case. but Old write an
article Tor THK STAR "for the purpose, as I remem-
Der, or denying report I'm circulation
. Mt: Ingersoil here showed the witness q clipping
In The STAR.
81 wrote that article" said the witness oor Mt
least, copied it,"
who wrote it," asked Mr.. Ingersoll.
my counsel, Judge Wiltshire" said the witness
The witness then read the clipping from THR
STAR, which was letter addressed TO the editor OF
The STAR, dated December 9Th last, saylny In re-
Detore that he denied having had any communion
ton with NeSsrS. Merr!ck, ker or Bliss In regard
10 going on the stand
VALE COMING BACK
To-day STAR reporter, On inquiring OF Mr.
Henkle if he had heard of his client (Mr. VALLEY.
was Informed that the stories about Mr. Vale not
returning were all bOsh Mr.. Miner, who was Sit
ung near, produced a dispatch from Mr.. Vale to
him, dated Indep nndeEce, No. February e6 h.
asking, "When will be npeded?" Mr. Henkie
marked. And 1 telegraphrd him to come on.
ana last plght received the following: think
VIII leave tomorrow" which. Mr.. Henkle said
INDICATES that he is now on his way.
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A Poisoning story Contradicted.

CHICAGO. Feb ga report was received here
yesterday that 20 lumbermen in the Michigan
ptneries had been poisoned to death by their cook
using strychn1ne In mistake for soda in making
biscuits, but an investigation showed the story to
be untrue.
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SISTER OF EX-SENATOR SHARON ATTEMPTS SUI.
CiD6-A report IS circulat d throughout San Fran.
CISCO, ana apparently well authenticated, that q
sister OF ex-senator William Sharon attempted
suicide In q bathroom or the Palace hotel Satur.
DAY, by cutting herself In the breast with a pen.
knife. The smallneSs OF the weapon prevented
deep wounds, but the cuts were 50 numerous and
the loss OF blood 50 great that the lady Is in pre.
carious condition The act is attributed to n,
sanity.
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AIfRMPfgD SUICIDE OF BALTIMORE BUsfNKsa
MAN.Mr. Trueman Duvan, 50 years OF age a man
wen known In Baltimore business circles, shot
himself In the head with q pistol at A hotel in
Baltimore yesterday morning The act was o.
castoned by depression OF spirits arising from lack
ful.
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AUCTION SALES.


On THURSDAY, MARCH THE FIRST. AT HALF
PAST SEyEN O'CLOCK 7. NJ. and FRIDAY, MARCH
THE SEQ Nd. 1883, All HA F-PAST SIEVE y
O'CLOCK P. M, will sell at the est blIshment. No.
1886 Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 18th ats
northwest s Pledges 70 ftited by redemption at
tns date consisting of Gold and silver Watches Chains
Diamonds. Jewelry ladies' and gents Cloth ng. Car
PETS, Books, Guns Rev lvers, Clocks Blankets Bed
spreads. Umbrellas, silver and .aed S,verware etc.
etc.
Parties holding tickets on which time expires will
please take notice.
E. HEIDENHEIMER, Broker.
NJ. FOL Y, Auctioneer. f27-3t
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UndergrOund Wirea.

ALBANY, N. Y. Feb. 2.-The senate passed to
third reading the bill compelling all telegraph.
telephone and electric light companies to lay their
wires und erground, to take effect on the list OF
March, 1885
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.NltsIiROW.

TO-MOKROW.
rF7HoMAS InwLING, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT ART SALE.
CHOICE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
EsH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER
COLORS.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
ON
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY TWENTY EIGHTH AND MARCH
FIRST AND SECOND.
AT ELEVEN AM. AND THREE PM,
AT OUR NEW ART ROOMS,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
so Meg ", aud Interesting
IN ton stre. New FORK and is a splendid opportun fy
fnvarte modern artists Europe and America f2s-s
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. February 20, 1883
r HStes i hereby given INT on s WEpNEsDA{ FEB
and Fish stalls in the citis of Washington and enfee1
year from sr l. 1855 as sSf om or one
NJ: on IL i prem ses sx Fish stalls in the GEORGETOWN
So III is.jrEes0Wn Fish Wharf, at foot Potomac
- eo The highest bidder Terms, cash in advance
ihe purhaser to keep the wharf repair during bis
lea G. 20 1000
Also. c. -FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ. on the same day on
.jrett between 7h and 9Th northwest in front o. he
hsh stalls OF enter) Washington Market, ali Rights
Corr Grafton If Washington. to establish Wharves and
doom Tor the landns, cleaning and sale of fish in
cIfE OF Washington, and no wharf dock shall
q NED elglt!c un eituated at some pint the
es,t End an high $: bdls e. s''se'
Terms: slUO to be raid the day of sale. and the
residue to be paid within five days from the day of
sale. -
By order Of the e, Board Of Commssioners. DC.
" a. LfDEChER, Major Of Engineers, U.S.A..
1Zz-dts Engineer Commissioner, ID. C.
sEREMIPIT9},,, IN sALE OF "a LIABLE IMrR vi
THE CORNER CT Maryland AVE JJE
SIXTH sTREET EAST C SIRE
NORTH. BkING IMPROVED BY A TWO
ssI Nn AND NT. Alto hr BRICK s GoHNER SIXTH
CORNER MARYLAND AVrNUE AND SIXTH
MAkYL.ND AVENUE.
On WEDNESDAY,, TWENTY-FIGHTH FFB-Ss.,
KuAR1, 1885,: COMMENCING at FOURTH 1T Y ~;
GCLOGk I. NJ We will sell. in front of the prem -Gl
front 80 feet 9th street. 1876 PIP on h aryland
Avenue l96 II north street. the line Of lot,
Dellg l53 H. The property is SO d by order of the
hfs 10 close an estate and Is of the best sit ated
properties In the eastern section there,
hne building lots in a dition to the houses
, lie ms: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years notes. to bear ners and to be BY
deed OF trust deposit OF 800 lot require
a "a e. Terms to lie compiled With in seven days
cost. ~ ~
E III dts DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
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THE ELECTRIC LIGHT M NoRFoIK-A meeting M
representative business m n or Norfolk, Va Fri.
day eyesing decided to organize a company for
the Introduction OF the electric light Tue capital
STOCK Is TO be not less than $4,000 nor more thsa
$4,000
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VlHOMAs DoWLIAG, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. ar tt NAALLY OWN. DC.
BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing the 18th -
day Of Seltember 1885, and dull, recorded in Lber j
y4' ioo 65 &C.. ole OF the land records for the S&n
District of Columbia the undersigned Trustees will sell
on on, the r,P premises ads on TUE2DAY, MARCH THIR-
IE NTH. 1883, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
the lowing described property, situated in Washing
Ton County. District OF Columbia, viz All that piece
or parcel Of land, containing acres. l rood and
g. = rcheS more or 'ess, as the same dicated and
described in survey and plat dated May, 1852. by
evils Carbnry. surveyor Of said District bounded on
the vest by the new road Of said District the north
by the land OF WASHINGTON Hurdle. the south by the
land Of Mrs Arisna yles and on tn east by Lot No.
OF said plat and the said lot hereby conveyed
being marked and described in said plat and survey
way II feet wild the northern line betN cen said Lot
No and the land of said Washington Hurdle for the
benefit OF al the owners Of Lots Ncs. ]. 2 g. s. g.
and on said plat and survey. improved by good
&C.. located near iennay town. d. C.
Terms: One bird cash; the residue in equal pay
meEts at six and twelve months with notes bearing
terest and secured by ed of trut all cash Ut the
option OF purchas.r All convey ancing, &C., at pur
cost Adeposit o. slp0 win be required at tire
Oh rs IS dts faMEs AM p s;s1N. Trustees
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EUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
1EE CCSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HARBOR.
IRON PIEk 40 n y NEW YORK
Seryia We'd. Feb. Pavonla-. Yea. March %.
BotInia Wed.. March Z. ervIa.-.... ed.. April 4.
Iari IA wed. Ma CHI "a. Both ia. w, d., April l..
Catalonia we'd. Ma n. t,ela =. =. Wed, April IS.
AND EVERY EEDNESOAI FROM NEW IORh.
.ro -. RATE OF FAssAGK:
$50 $50 and s1CO for passenger accommodations
Eeeras at very low rates. Storage tickets from Liv
efpoo aud Queenstown and IL other parts Of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
3or Mediterranean PORTS
For freiCtend passage apply at the Company'e oics
No Bowling Green, both storage and cabin to
QTIS BIGELOW CO.. Cos 7th street. Washington,
Do
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGEI'0W CO
J&al2 7rh street WASHINGTON
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FTNHOS. ]. FISHER CO..
l. heal Estate Auctioneera

l. heal Estate Auctioneers.
cHANG t,EE ALE OF ABOUT TwENTY-oNE
ACRLS OF LAND IMMEDIATELY NOkTE OF
THE CITY. AND PRINCIPALLY LYING BE-
Nv EN- FOURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
SIKEETS EXTENDED, SUBDIYIDED INTO
VILLA SITES.
Under and by virtue Of q decree Of the Equity sata
Court. passed December 9Th. 1882, in q cause{5y
wherein Mary A. Hol, cad ct al. complainant -
t tanse No e 277 doc No TIE undersgnfd as
MARCH FIRST. AID 1888. at HAIF-PAST THkEi;
O'CLOCK on the premises all that tract OF land known
az parts Of ~ leasant Plains" aud mount Pleasant
fronting On Columbia r.. d. west of l4th street. and be-
longing to the estate of the late James Esn containing
about II which has been subdvded into Fl los
or tracts. varying in area from 4 to y. acres with
Pleasant and Columhir College landc
Terms OF sale: third of the purchase money to
be pal In cash. the tinder equal instaluents
at ore and TWO Years. with interest day OF sale
ind secured by deed Of trust AL convey at the
cott OF the purchaser cash deposit Of 500 viii be
required on each lot at the time of sale.
u Plas Of the sal division may be obtained at the
Offices OF the Trustee of the Auctloneers,
500 JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee
IiL-d 1928 ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-27
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AN ORDER FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT.
LONDON. Feb. 27.-The Armour Electric Light
company has received an order to furnish light
for the Unied States and Canadian departments
at the fisheries exhibition to be held here.