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DIED.

SassELL- T On Saturday. March g. 1883 Q. IL IS
| Casseu aged twenty three Years.
Safe in the arm. of Jesus"
| Safe on Hs gentle breast;
There 10y His love DER shaded,
| SHeetly his soul shall rest.
! am done with care and sorrow
| Soon IN iadoless fields I'll roam;
| Cease your weeping weary parents,
by HIS SISTER AND BRorHEa.
90 Maes@Shnsets avenue northwest. Tuesday April
family respectfully invited to attend 'f''nas Oh the
, GoS =, 80. 10. On sunday April Ist 1891 Of conecs
| IuWstd ana Mary Connor, aged one year aud nine
Fa.,r2l from the resia of his PARENTS No 4l5
Friends of the family invited to attend 1>i'H gu
1855 at his Tcsiene Ha ais sf mSn ans Of apr
tam JAMES CROSS. of the Paynaster Generals on
Notice of funeral in morning papers
m GgMn Me- SSFnday ARr LIST 1898 at O'Clock p
rellct of the late Richard udgin a native of inlsnd
fG oe e F Cas I'D ttrsi nerent
M st bis tate e., No loll Niee nth rtres
| oecca Lee IN The seventy second year Of his age
corn nnea we'll ,asS from the aIury church.
an asa s ,e G a. 0e9ek IN. Friends aud aoquant
| LUFF. On Monday, April . 1888. st 5:1oa. M NJ
S SsaSbaT q, Of the brain JOSIE MARI beloved
months and six days. ~
| Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade
| Death came with friendly care.
ne opening bud to heaven conveyed.
| And bid 1t blossom there.
Funeral from the residence Of her crandparonts 4o7
| Maryland avenue southwest Wednesday April 4th NJ
O'Clock D. Ia. Friends and relatives are inv 70 A.
| tend
| MANNING. On April l. 1883, ats O'Clock a m
| IDiIH RICHARDSON, youngest cliili of John = Ana
dan. - ~ "0~.' ~A'U o,'0
| SfTBBS On March 81. 1888 FANNIE, daughter
| year of her age. " e >A's
fuieral from her late residence Avon. MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, Md. at O'Clock this afternoon Ser,icss n
| Carro Chapel at $50 y. m.
WAITE On sunday, April LIST, 1885, at u Is O'Clock
Pm, MAIZE CAM Lis. fof Urenra, aged three yearr
and tweiitH.se days. daughter Of Arthur NJ. aud
Funeral VIII take place from the residence NJ ber
grand the Jas. Keeher No AT Missouri syepua on
Tuesday, April 3, at O'Clock y. m.
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HUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TIE @ o 2F wasHssSS Sr s5MH 81
IMPROVED. SITUATED
ON STREET NORTHWEST,
ON WASHINGTON STREET,
ON NJ STREET NORTH,
DELAWARE AVENUE. THIRD STREET EAST.
ON STREET NORTHWEST.
ON NJ STREET SOUTH,
AND ON II STREET NORTHWEST.
Fa,s f ca assfse Of rs foIs
ghue ct al, will sell under deed Of trust a1
FIFTH 5 Sn at FIVE caR Tx
p NJ. in front of the premises. Lot No. &C. with i'm
square No sls. This Lot fronts I76 feet inch on e
street northwest opposite the new Pension building
end viii be sold in seven conVeneat parcels each about
And on FRIDAY. the SIXTH April, at FIVE P.
the sub . :, II
SAT- tPSS; APRIL at
e. Is IN s on aG sSs
venue and on Sd street east.
front OF the premises We viii sell Lots Nos 49, s.
Lots Nos 81 to II inclusive. and Lots Nos. a e So
the s TEhv igSSaEa APRIL FIVE
s ni Mssf lot On Sf
SIX Cck &c on es s sa ard an streets vest and at
LOT %. in No b45. ~i.h tie rnproyements on
R15 sna 81 aha APRIL at r1yEp
a1d # 1t so L ssqsE s t III
I'm III sqaas 1s No PIT with the improvements
Terms: One third cash. OF which a deposit Of 500
on each parcel Will be required at time of sale balance
cured by deed Of property sold or ali cash
at option OF purchaser Ii the terms are net
sold at rick q aefauuns purchaser. Conveyaiseins
&C.. at purchasers cost.
mh23-d&ds ALAN A DALE, trustees
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The Nl81KeIS.


BALTIMORE. April 2.-virginia Is. consolidated
So do. second series 81 past due coupons 454 new
10 o. 40. ,S2H; new IS, 52s4 lid today.
BALIIMOR April 2.-Cotton lower and drll-m,d d.
ding, gs. Flour gnief and firm-Howard street and
western H' sn n o. Ia oo do extra. SSa4 do,
extra 25a6.50 do. Rio brands, s o0a6 25 Patapscc
family, 6. do. superstive patent. so. Wheat
s1atharn , scarce and nominal western shade on
GOAL %; No Maryland, l.21a asked; No. western
winter red spot and April. lSsal lS2s May, 207s
western very dull-southern white, 6 asa; do yellow
65aeS western mixed spot. 651as655& April 65 i,H65s
May 65ssaS5a; June e5ssss6s steamer 55sss OATS
49a59: Pennsylvania. 5Oa53 Rye quiet. 6sa7O. Hay
stesdyEpG1Iae to choice pennsylvanls and Maryland,
10 0oal5OJ. Provisions steady and firni-Iness pork
1000, Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides.
packed, s4al1 Bacon-shoulders. 9s; clear rib Sides
H. Hams Aa5 L Lard i2 Butter lower
Petroleum aniet-retiaed. s1saS9: Coffee frm-Rio
soft, oA copper refined quiet. 16a164 Whisky quiet
l. sHai - Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton, 532a3- 16d; -four. Is 80: grain 31ed Re
eeptso1oon n 2s9 barrels; wheat. %, 600 bushels
corn, 2S. 900 bushels oats. 900 bushels rye COS
bushels Shipments wheat. 81. 900 bushels: corn.
~ 0O0 bushels Sales-whe3t All, 600 bushels corn
81 800 bushels.
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The Vacant Cabinet Place.

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL DECIDES THAT NO APPOINT
MENT Is NECESSARY FOR TWENTY DAYS.
The Attorney General has rendered an opinion
upon the subject Of the Presidents power in tenn
porarlly filling the Office OF Postmaster General,
which is in effect, that the President exhausts his
authority in the premises after he has made tenn
porary designation. 1t also holds that the First
Assistant Postmaster General can act as Post
master General for ten days without such desig-
nation According to this construction OF the law
the President will have twenty days from the date
OF the vacancy within which to make an ap-
polntment. The President now expects to leave
On Wednesday morning for Florida and it is stated
at the White House that the appointment OF Post
master General will not be made until after his re-
turn,
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WORK AND WA6Es.-The Interstate convention
OF bltuminous coal miners will be held in Pitts
burg on the 18th OF May.-The C1garmakers
Union at New Haven, Conn. held meeting yes;er
thousand. committee was appointed to pre-
pare report-The journeymen cigarInaEers OF
Philadelphia are looking for an increase OF wages
and some OF them. who are members OF the
Knights OF Labor, have decided to ask an advance
ranging from 81 20 So per thousand.-Twenty-
i've hundred river coal miners OF the fourth pool
In the Pittsburg district, struck on Saturday be-
cause OF the refusal OF the coal operators to allow
them to place check weighmen on the coal tipples
70 weigh the coal as 1t passes over the screen.-
Oacc0 factories stu hold out, and all the estab-
!ishments are idle except two which employ white
labor.
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TeIegraDhic Briefs.

An assignment for the benefit OF creditors was
filed In New York to-day by Joseph w. Frazier,
dealer In firearms and military goods at 800 Broad
way, to Theodore Shotwell, with preferences
amounting to 77.C9S 03.
The cigar makers of Pittsburg will go on
strike On May ].
Father Walsh, OF Waterbury, Conn.,, will trans
NIT by cable Tomorrow 81 600 for the relief Of the
distressed people in Ireland.
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vennOr's Predictions for April.

WtEtncr Buu6u0.
The detailed character OF April appears to US to
be somewhat as follows: April enters on a SUM-
day with March storm, and the same day OF the
week Is likely to continue stormy through the
month. The 5th and 9th will likely prove stormy
in lake regions and lower provinces, Newfound-
land probably coming in for heavy gales. The
10th to 12th are probable dates for severe frosts.
These were experienced in 1892 The Goth and 81 st
stormy and wet in majority OF sections. The
month will end cold and stormy and May day NAV
be u5hered In With snow and sleet In northern and
western sections and cold rains at Others. There
will probably be some unusual terms OF warmth
during this month, but altogether 1t will partake
OF Its average character and be OF favofe bic de.
scription.
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Fire.

CONCORD, NH, April "A two story and a-half
frame building. dry house and an engine room
owned by Mead, Mason & Co., and occupied by
them as saw mill, and by Porter BIanchariS
sons churn mandatory were burned this morn
Ing Mead. Mason & Co lose s., coo on the build
Ing, machinery and stock, and are not insured !;
TIE engine and boiler were uninjured. Porter
Blanchard'S Sons lose 5000 on stock and ma
chinery; insured for s4,0O.
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The New Quaker CITY Councils

PHILADELPHIA. April 2-Both branches OF the
city councils met this morning for reorganization
for the coming year There was no contest for the
different offices, and the incumbentS OF last years
councils were all reelected. The political CON-
plex1on OF the two bodies is as follows: Select
council, republicans IL. democrats ID; common
council, republicans 60, democrats 3d. total repub-
lican vote n, democrats a.
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THE PRESIDENTS MOVEMENTS President Arthur
this morning said his plans for leaving Washing
ton tomorrow have been somewhat dIsarranged,
and that he will probably not start to Florida for
several days Ii Is SGrm1Sed from this remark
that the President has been advised by Attorney
General Brewster that the appointment OF sue
cesSor for Postmaster General Howe must be made
within ten days from the date OF the later'S DEATH
and that President Arthur delays his departure in
order TO determine who shall fill the vacancy
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Over on0 NsU nactnrs

PHILADELPHIA, April 2-The annual commence
ment OF Jefferson Medical College was held to-,iay
Degrees OF doctor OF medicine were conferred as
follows: Pennsylvania, ia; Ohio, II: New Jersey,
IL; Massachusetts. s; Illinois. z; New York, Z;
Carolina, a. Texas, 4: Maryland, 4; oregon, 4: In
diana, 3; Iowa, 2; Alabama, 2; Maine, 9; Georgia,
2; WisconSin,2 There were graduates also from
key and Germany
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Nul!se
[. Name. A

IHs FOLLOWING NAVAL BOARDS were appointed
ana held their first meetings "a the Navy depart
nent To-day: Medical board: Medical directors
T. M Gunnell and VIM. J. Hord, and medical IN
spector DaNfi kindlCherg8r. Examining boart.
commodore ). r. Franklin, Captain Jas A. tirr. r
and Commander Z. V. MeNair Retiring besr,.
Commodore y. r. Franklin; Medical direct,
f NJ Gunnell, Medical Insaector ID KindleberVer.
and Commander f. r. MrNalr Mr. JAS q Dulil,
Is recorder OF the above OAarlS
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COMMISsIONRR WEST sATIsFIR1
BIDS WE'RE OPENED


Mr.. C. R. McBlair, the new deputy marshal, took
charge OF the marshal'S Office at the Police COu n
to-day vice Mr.. L N. Carey, resigned.
Rev j. A. Walter, pastor OF St Patrick,B church
was unable to Officfate yesterday because OF 3
severe cold. He is about 20 day. however, him.
self again.
A colored man named Walter Gordon was SEN
fenced to four months In Jail BY Judge Smell to
day for the larceny OF Jeweiry from q colored
woman named Anna A Butler. The testimony
showed that the property was stolen In Cincin-
natl and traced here and recovered by Odlcer
Schultza
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The Courts.
Police COITRT-.T,g9oe Shell

To-day, Henry Hayden vagrancy; 90 days Chas
Jackson, loud and boisterous; IS or Is days Mary
c. Turner. dsOrderiy s. OF Is days. Maud Acton,
yagrancy; 50 days. W. Richardson, colore0, carry
ing pistol: $50 or 80 days Peter Bennett profan-
lily: s. or Z days Rose McDevitt, vagrancy: 90
days. Celia Thompson, colored, vagranCy; 80 days
Frank Brooks, coiored, profanity; S or days.
Chas II: Young, coiored, assault on Jas ii. lay
Tor; S. or Is days.
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PRIVATE HOUSES and board
ing houses very often have poor
coffee because the lady of the
house has not time to attend to
making it herself and leaves it to
the servants, who. in many cases,
do not understand it. Nomistake
can be made in using Liquid Cof-
fee. since all that has to be done
is to pour boiling water ON the Ii
Quid in the cup. One member OF
the family may want a strong cup
OF coffee, and others milder or
weaker coffee. All tastes can be
gratified by using Liquid Coffee
Very often some one in the house
comes home late for q meal. The
coffee is cold or stale from being
on the stove too long. All such
grievances disappearwhen Liquid
Coffee is used, as each cup is
made fresh and everyb body
made happy.
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THE BALTINoRE Posr OFFICE CHARGEs-The
report OF the special agent OF the Treasury depart
ment on the affairs OF the Baltimore post ofice
exonerates the clerk against whom charges were
preferred, and sustains, in part, the counter
charges Of incompetency preferred against the
Superintendent OF the public building.
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What They Were Afraid of In Iowa.

froln the burlington HawkeXe.
Recent dispatches about the star route case say.
BRADY left the witness stand" A sigh or relil
goes up all over the country. There was general
apprehe nsi0n that he would take IL with him TIA
way he has
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RESTAURANTS very often
have bad coffee, since they are
compelled to keep coffee ready
for use all day and part of the
night, and cannot make 1t fresh
more than three or four times.
The coffee must necessarily boil
q long time and lose its strength
and aroma. From this comes the
many complaints of restaurant
coffee. which. by standing, some
times has a peculiar taste. This
can be remedied by making each
cup fresh, which Can only be done
by using Fels l. Co. g Liquid COT
fee.
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Foreign Affairs.

AN IRISH LANDLORDS HOUSE PLUNDERED
LIMERICK, April 2-The house or a landlord
named Dickson, who had been b0ycotted was at
tackled last night by number OF men, who plum
dered 1t OF its ValuableS
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A CUP OF good coffee early in
the morning before going out. or
late at hight, or at any other time,
can be made most conveniently
and easy by using Liquid Coffee.
To how many people is TINS a ben
eft. SINCE coffee Is the great invig-
orator, and by the old process it
cannot be made often enough or
quick enough to suit the wants
and tastes Of the many.
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QUESTION 3. How is 1t made?
simply by putting into the cup
two teasroonfuls of the Liquid, on
which pour boiling water. Deli
ciousCoffee 18th 70 made instantly,
as many cups as are wanted. Use
milk ard sugar as usual. Gem
pare THE with the old process and
give the new trial.
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star


SHAEoKIN. Pa, April "A squad OF $50 laborers
on the Shamokin, Sunbury and Lewisburg railway
now receive si.a5 per day. The strike has not yet
become general
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QUESTION 9. In what does It's
superiority over the Old method
consist?
In the first place, Fe,s 4 Co. S
Liquid Coffee saves time. s1nce
only Sn instant is required to
make one or more cups. Ifsaves
trouble and labor, as no grinding,
boiling. or settling of the coffee is
necessary. The coffee is always
uniform, which is something that
can be said of coffee made in no
other way. Not one day strong.
and the next day mild or weak,
but always regular. There is no
waste in using Liquid Coffee, as
only rs many cups are MADE as
are needed. BY the old process it
is al guesswork, very often much
more being made than is needed,
and the surplus is thrown away
and lost At the bottom of cup
of coffee made from LIQUID Cot
fee no grounds or sediment are
found, as it is beautifully clear,
and viii suit the taste of those
liking good coffee.
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GEYER's HOESE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
" 410 street northwest.
Sales OF Horses. Carriages. Robes, Whips Blankets,
Sno harness By auction every FRIDAY MORNING NJ
HALt-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK. Consisnments solicited.
LIBERAL advances made All property left with us viii
oe guy Sdxsrdsed- WM F. GEYER.
ROBERT VoSE & CO.. Auctionsers. m6-im
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A SPECIAL BOARD, consisting OF three army
officers and three naval officers viii be ordered
late this afternoon or tomorrow morning for the
purpose OF inspecting the various government
navy yards and arSenalS with a view OF selecting
the location for foundry for the casting OF heavy
OrIlance
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V-HOMAs BOWLING. aucuooeer

FE'HOMAS BOWLING. Aucrloneer
DUTHAM SONS ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO
FORTE, GULL OCTAVE WITH STOOL AND
COEkR: PARLOR. CHAE, BIER, AND DINING
RooM FURNITURE, AZ AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. April. FIFTH, AT
TEN UOCLOCK. at No. 1924 18th street. between NJ
and streets northwest, shall eel very excellent
assortment of household effects comprising part
One Durham Sons Rosewood Case Piano. (Seven
Octave, with Cover and Stool This is splendid
. instrument ana in perfect order.
Rep and Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture.
window Hangings, Portieres,
Paintings and EuCravings. M. r. Tables.
YER Superior Walnut nj. L. Chamber Suites.
Hair Mattresses. Feather Pillows and Beds.
Fine Brussels Carpets and Rugs,
Stair and Hall Carpets. Walnut Hat Rack,
Walnut Crib and Mattress,
Clock Crib and Mattrass,
Very Handsome Walnut Wardrobe,
Walnut Revolving Top Writing Cabinet,
Walnut M. T. Sideboard.
Walnut Extension Dining Table and Chairs
Tin Safe and Kitchen Requisites &c.
nh3O- dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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A Warm Eiectiou in Ohio.

STEUBENvILLE, O., April 2-This Is the warmest
election ever known here. Every inch is contest
ed. and thousands OF dollars are staked on the re-
suit. AT noon today the betting was in favor OF
McConville democrat, for mayor The vote vii,
be larger than it was at the last presidential cleo
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DUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoaeers.

ROSEWOOD CASE = OCTAVE PIANO. STANDARD
MAhEH, CLEARLY M .BHtON y REP PARi.OR
SUITE. GILT yAEDTNIkiE NJ. I. TABLES
WALNUT CHAAEEi, SUITES. WALNUT WARD
EoBES. C0rTAGE CHAMBER SITS, BOOK
CASE, NJ. 7. SIDEBOAED. iXiEHS!ON IA
TAINS AND COkNiCE WINDOW SHADES,
E3IE AND SHJCk MATTRESSES, PILLOWS
AND BOLSTERS- BIDDING, TUILtT SETS.
ILAIfD WARE. CHINk WARE, CLOCKS, BODY
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS MAT
Ti.G kIIGHEN Z LL3sSILS. &c. SC, BEING
IHh ENiIRE COETFSiS OF PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE No. 1910 STREET NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
On Ut SDaY MORNING. APRIL THIRD, COM
GeDeiGz At ZEN O'CLOCK, viii sell at the above
NAMED s!ence the entire contents cont1ned therein
being I2Tty enumerated above, to which tie attention
OF Df} ere - called rnh29-4t
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ASKING FOR Hrs REMovAL-A telegram from
Chamberlain, D. T.. April I. says: "An the CHIEFS
fourteen In number, at the lower Brule agency and
2S4 head men Of the tribes have signed petition
OF Agent rarkhurst They make serious charges
against him
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RANGE OF THE THHRMOMETER.-The follOw1n,
were the readings at the ofice OF the chief sigma
omcer to-day: 2 am. $40; II am, 3S.5; pm.
407. Maximum, 41.2; minimum, S1.7.
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MEDICAL, &c.

I AIDES, You CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT
~ DIT. BROTHERS, 906 ct. s.w. Particular atten-
uon paid TO all Diseases peculiar 10 LADIES' married or
s,ngie All irregularities and Ovarian Troubles treated
Thirty-hve years experience mh3I .Ims
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
IN or two OF DR. BROTHERS. Ipyigora:ing Cordial
bfty and Impotency. It imparts Tigor to the whole
system. 800 st. ew, f2S-2ms
DR KoBERTsoN, THE MOST RELIABLE AND
yaE experience viii guarsntee acure in MI dseases Of
he urinary OrEans. Nervous Weakness etc. Consulta-
gons str1cfiy CONFIDENTIAL Can be consulted Wednea-
gays and saturday,. from 70 M at his ofca l56
M nv. He9eEs g the leading plyxictans of Balf1-
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A Boy Killed by a Grin Car.

CHICAGO. April "A five year old boy, named
Charles Zichel, was killed by grip car on
the State-StreeJ line yesterday afternoon The
driver and conductor were arrested.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

huNCANSON BROS. Auctioneere.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH BUILDING AND
LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND Q STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUG
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated March TO- 1881.
ana duly recorded IN Liber No 964 folio 24l, ct "a
SEQ; one OF the land records for Washington =a
county I'D the District of Columbia, will SELL at
public P1 pi Rqqeon on sS MsoSDAY, The NINTH DAY
IN front Of the premises. all the following de:
scrlbed real estate and premises situate, lying and
being IN the City OF Washington in the District of Col
uintia, and known and designated lots mum bered
3S) thirty nine j9j and foryf40) in Col
u1ntlan College ct e. subdivision of square numbered
one hundred and ninety -four 194). together with all
and singular the improvements. ways easements,
rgh!s PRIVILEGES and aPpurtenaDces to the same be-
longing or i'll any wise appcrtainine.
Ire above lots VIII be sold sui deed of trust
- 600, with interest at per cent. from December
lss said trust is dated March 1. A. d. 1881, and pay
able i've alter date.
Terms Of sale: 81 $50 and interest at per cent from
June 10. 1882. Taxes and expenees of in cash,
balance IL che and two years from day of SALE notes
bear interest ard to be secured by deed of trust the
premises Sod conveyancing &c at cost of purchaser
deposit OF $3.50 required at time of sale. II terms OF
sale are not compiled with III days from day OF
sale the trustee reserves the right to rese the property
at the risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser pur
ehaser after five days public notice of such resale
some newspaper published In Washngto u. C..
1nh2I-d&ds T. E. MIDDLETON, Trustee.
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Accident or Murder1

CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION
Taylor was at the Police Court this morning
Mr.. Campbell Darlington appeared for the defend
ant, and asked the court In view of the verdict of
the coroner's jury, to release the defendant The
court refused to comply with the request, and the
grand Jury.
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Geo ". Conkling, f., indicted for granddaughter
In the nrst degree on the charge OF killing Wilbur
n. Haverstack, was called TO the bar IN the court
OF quarter sessions. New Yoek, to-day. Trial Wa
set down Tor Friday next
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V'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer

yERT Y.TCABIE TWO-STORY AND MASSARD
ROOF thlCk DWLLjING, WITHIARGE BRICK
81 ABI.E, on THE SOUTH WEST CORNER OF
fRfDIhiCKA AND SECOND STREETS, GEORGE
TuNS, DC, AT AUCTION.
On 7 GESDAN. APRIL THIRD. 1893 AT FIVE
OCLtth. i front of TIE premises. siIaiI sell part "a
OF lots 9 and &c, fronting % fee. inches west
SIDE or Fred rick street. lay delth of 101 on Cd
street improved by two-sory and nnansar roof brick
dHelnEE c''itS1D-ng II rooms water, and all mod
improvements, with arse brick staIiing &c &c
1ertf One third cash balance and two years
With noes bearing interest and by a deed Of
trust All couyeyancIng - purchasers 500 de-
Ioslt VIII oe required 1t time of sale
JAMES l.. DAVIS, Agent
n17-dS-sis THOMAS BOWLING, Auct