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News Bri efs.

After considering the different bills relating TO
pretenderS the committee or the French Chamber
or deputies yesterday adopted M. Floquet's motion
prohibiting the presence In France or Algeria OF
any members OF former French dynastes
Pr1nce Jerome, after q cordial interview with
the Empress Eugene at Marlborough, started for
Paris. ''
In the Amiss-B enner murder trial at Staupton.
va, which was begun yesterday, the fury IS made
up OF men from Richmond, 8 from Alexandrfa.
and from Lynchburg.
The democratic caucus OF the Tennessee leptsla.
ture yesterday, after a hot discussion fxed the
rate OF interest on the state debt proper at Der
cent ~
AT West Chester, Pa, Tuesday, BENJAMIN Rim.
ley, while insane. entered the room where his
cousin, Nathan Baer. was sleeping and with a
penkn1fe cut Baer'S head almost completely CT
Inc St MfchaePS (Md.) Comet ana A dreyffasr
has been sold by g. e Haddaway to Fayette Glib
son, OF EaStOn
Rev. Arthur Parson, the pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian church, Indianapolis, OF which
Henry Ward Beecher was pastor, denounced q ~
cent lecture OF the latter asslush and said be felt
Inundated TO be the successor OF man who holds
up Tor rldlcule the doctrines OF the Bible. The
congregation warmly applauded the remarkA
James Andrews OF Cornish, Maine, died in h0rL
r1ble agony last Friday or hydrophobia. He was
bitten last spring, and the dog was killed.
The house OF John Shefield, near Madison Wis.
was set on fire Tuesday night and burned dauph.
Ter Iourteen years OF age and the baby perishinG
IN the names. The wife barely made her escape
Sheffield ia suspected or being the fncendiary
Inc western Union Telegraph directors have
passed resolution deferrtng the opening OF the
transfer books
At the conclusion OF their evidence before the
court OF inquiry concerning the Cimbra disaster
Capt Cuttlh and First Of1cer Billiard, OF the
steamer Sultan, were allowed to 60 free.
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Capitol Notes

The Senate committee on commerce further con-
sdered the shipping bill this morning. Repre-
sentative Dingley was before the committee, and
explained certain features Of the bill
THE BILL TO PURCHASE THE ARLINGTON PROPERTY.
Mr.. Edmunds to-day reported as an amendment
to the general deficiency bill the bill (hltherto
noted In TIE starr to appropriate $4,000 for
the purchase OF the Arlington property. 1t pro-
vides, however, that the money shall not be paid
out OF the Treasury until the Attorney General
shall certify to the Secretary of War that the title
to be obtained Is complet4 and perfect, and also
provides that the xlm shall be In
full payment OF all claims OF al
kinds, including cla!Zns for damages 1t
was referred to the appropriations committee.
The committee submit written report reviewing
the manner In which the government got the
property, and without undertaking to express any
opinion as to the correctness OF tho courts tudH-
ment, in favor OF Lee, recommend the payment OF
the $4,000, as the simplest and easiest way to
get perfect title. The committee say that Gen.
Leo In very proper spirit made the proposition
70 release the pro perry for that sum.
THE LEGISLATIVE, ETC., APPROPRIATION lIIL.
The House OF Representatives made consider
able progress last night with the legislative ap.
preparation bill. An amendment was adopted nx.
ing the number OF Internal revenue collection dis
trtctS at eightytWo. This Is reduction OF forty.
four districts and WIN, II lnaly agreed to- 90 into
effect on the llrst OF July next On motion Of H.
Atkins an amendment Wee adopted repeating the
law providing for an assistant secretary Of war
and an assistant secretary Of the navy. v1ffy60us
pages Of the bill were completed
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TEE SS SsEHHr9 E4sF AS HS sggtHx,s,
s1fG aFfrcr 81 isS
TRAns LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM ErAr1oN. CoRSxR
For and Nest c Il Omitted r,Dr
.sss ses nj d. GsE. . :. ss.DHx d,y
Sneanst Mail Maj w Express. $3.50 pm daily for
x,, T AZ r. UP SSo1oMAc RAILROAD.
30 ~ daily except saturday with Palace Cas-
Wsshinst n to Capaa daisuA- O"'
For New YorK and me East. 90 m, $50 lsr
s1a E. On sso Of Ya ts so
go Ciy with boss q brooklyn 1nne1 sirord is1
alreea transfer to Fpon street. avoiding double
Fen ina 500 s" . l1l. IS,so an, 80. 40
2ie9 and 1920 On sunday: 4:2o. 30 and
cei s p M Limited cypress $50 a. N. daily.
s IS 70 s 20 "a s , ,s ,sss and
Sunday, 500. $50 m. i:20. 500. 1850. $50.
foPoi es CrSef Line. GAO m. and 40 D. m. daily
s1aa and .:4o p. n. daily. ..csp,
At asR sKaHRh zsD WssaisaA9s
korA,e1snar,s SO Too. o9 Il 90 and II a5 NJ.
~ 1870 ~ 10 90 500 and n 80 PIN On Sunday
xer a .;ll and the south $50 and as
Trans s for a.' M..nsRos sn9ds 500
s:5&snd 1000 am: 1880, 500. 5:lO. 100 and
sos ss s nad 10 ,6 % idn 9S and az Sndsy as
essts and nfngnat,on at the ofica northeast eorrer
& as s. 1 snd - "a. "a. ven and 2: e
s~xe 70 destination from hotels ana residences.
oener. f :; L; Moo as,u.
Si1kS- r. PCGH. General Manager.
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TIT" OH1SH1s D1SfNf VVnMIFThh,
at their meeting this morning, transacted no bust
ness except to order the bill for the relief OF Daniel
Breed to be favorably reported 1t approves q
deed OF conveyance executed by the school trus-
tees OF the county OF Washington, February 9Th,
1873, TO Daniel Breed. The deed conveyed two lots
situated in the county.
THE RAILROAD DEPOT QUESTION.
The Senate District committee to-day discussed
the bill In relation to the removal OF the railroad
depots, but nothing was done with Il, and the
conclusion seemed to be quite general that moth
Ing could be done at this session of Congress
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An EuglfSh Mob

ATTEND Mr.. BRADLAUGH TO THE HOUSE OF OosMoNs
LONDON, Feb. Is, 2 p. ma crowd Of about 1000
third OF them being youths and was SOMEWHAT
disorderly. A hundred policemen were pres
enG, posted at the base OF the Nelson
column. An attempt to erect q
platform caused q rush OF the mob, smashing the
structure: Afterwards there was slightly better
order The whole square became densely packed,
Che majority OF the crowd wearing Mr.. Bradlaugh's
colorS. Mr.. Bradlaugh, accompanied by hts daugh-
ters, arrived unexpectedly, and consequently was
not greeted with much enthusiasm
IA second platform having been procured resolu-
lions protesting against the exclusion of Mr. Brad
laugh, were carried unanimously, amid great
cheering. The proceedings occupied half an hour.
and terminated with perfect order.
p: m.-Mr. Bradlaugh has entered West
minister Hall. He was much cheered
Dy his supporters there, and outside by the crowd
4:U pm.-W. Bradla ugh ia present. In his usual
seat, In the house of commons.
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John SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
q NO. 927 street northwest


q NO. 927 street northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
OF SEVENTH STREET, BLING No. 1926. Be
TWEEN AND L STREETS NORTH VEST:
AND ALSO On THE EAST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
sT sfkETs INd ~ 1l21 BETWEEN AND
ruary 1888, in the cause of Chase Chase ct al
No. g. l44 in equity in the Supreme Court of the -
District OF Columbia shall offer for sale at public
auction and in front Of the premises. the following
to wit, on TUESDAY. the TWENTIETH DAP Of
FEBRUAkY, 1883. at HALF PAST FOUR a: 800
OCLOCkP M the south part Of lot nine co. in square
number mum BE- four hundred and 2e said
the same width with the depth Of said lot
(66 feet and eight 90 inches ALSO that northern two
sad half S2 inches Of lot ten d0 in square 400
corner Of lot running south in line with It'll street
Oh lot No. 10 two and half inches thence west with
line parallel to the south line of lot being strip Of
ground S2Hl two and half inches wide, fronting on
And also on WEDNESDAY,, THE Twenty FIRST
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1883. at HALF PAST -FOUR
H;SO O'CLOCK all that part Of original Lot g. in
at point the line Of It'll west ia feet inches
south from the northwest angle Of the square and
thence running along said street due south as feet;
thence due east 100 feet thence due north Is feet
Terms: One-third cash. and balance In one and two
yea from the day Of SALE the notes Of the purcaser
to be given for the deferred payments bearing six per
cent per anngm and secured ~ desd Of trust upon the
sser deposit OF 5000 required at the time Of sale Of
each lot. the terms OF sale not compiled with
WITHIN seven days the Trustee the right to
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchasers.
~ WILLIAM X. DUHAMEL. Trustee,
II3-eo&ds 46O Louisiana avenue.
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EcoNoM1cA1 AND SAFE,
WEAVER, kENGLA h CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP

IS ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T is PURE. BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. sOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE, &C., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T Is SAFE. BECAUSE 1T rs MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES.
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADEFROM GREEsE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASsEs OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMAIs-
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UPIN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
s13 3244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN. M
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Prot. odlum. OF this city, has by telegraph va
un teered his services 20 the Cincinnati executive
seneI committee 70 save property with life
Acolored man named Jesse Mathews wa. com.
mit.ea oy judge Smell today, In default OF bonds,
the cases against the East Washington burglars.
Butler, Hudson and smith.
"A Young man named Walter Mitchell WAS
chahge1 before the Police Court this morning with
making threats OF personal vioienc 20 old lady
pleaded guilty. and gave his person. Al bonds in the
| sum OF 500 TO keep the reaca for six months
APPOINTMENT BIT THE MARsHAI.-Marshal Mem.
chael has appointed Mr. Rich. 1. Wallach clerk
In his ONCE and he entered upon his duties 20 day
Mr. Wallach is son OF tho late ChasA 3. waliach,
IS native OF this city, and besides the ordinary
qualifications for the position, brings with him
MS experience as member OF the bar.
THE CHARGE AGAINST 7. ZE.L HoovEk-Ths
lS4O Massachusetts avenue, against r. Zall
Hoover, for receiving sii from her under falls
to-day, Nj W. ACook appearing FOR the prisoner
mrs. smith was called and failed 10 answer.
that the lady dd not desire TO prosecute The case
ana he understood that IL had been settled A
well as such matters can be settled out OF court
Judge smell ordered that summons be issued fos
the lady TO come into court ana testify In the casa
The hearing was set for saturday.
A STOLEN WATCH REcovkKrp-C NJ. WOOD.
| 1eweler, OF No 716 sth street, East WASHINGTON,
was charged before the Police Court this morning
with receiving stolen goods-a gold watch-know.
Ing IL 70 have been stolen. The case was con.
tinued until next Thursday, on motion OF counsel
TOT the DEFENDANT Policeman Slack recovered the
watch nom Mr.. Wood, and stated that IL was
valued at $50. and was stolen from Mr. W. N. Haz-
ard, OF Corcoran street. near l4th street. by q CD
ored man.
The POLICE INVESTIGATION By THE GRAND
JURY.-To-day r. X. Dooley, ChaS c. Wilkinson,
| Z. b Hughes and John T. Smith were before the
grand )ury-the last named being on the police
business, and, II Is thought, the Others, perhaps,
on the same
Inc Commissioners to-day appointed solomon
Philips station keeper for the second precincs
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DIED IN CHIcAGo-Mr A. j. Tllley formerly a.
this place, son OF the late Henry T1lley for a long
time postmaster here, died In Chicago a few weeks
ago.
Ice IN rHR CANAI.-There is considerable fee
still In the Chesapeake and Ohio canal and
month more may be necessary 10 get everything
In perfect order. Ii Is expected the water will b
turned on and the canal ready for navigation not
later than March 18th.
North Carolina, with 10000 feet OF lumber fol
Joseph 4 j. Z. Libbey.
A LARGE Scow Is being built upon Lfbbeyr
wharf by Major Haines, 70 be used In the Potomac
mats improvement
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Thefollow1ng are tile opening and closing prices
q 1.-THE New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO IL H. Dodge, 500 18th street.
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A Fatal Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO Feb. ia passenger tram, bound
west on the Grand Trunk railway, struck broken
rail- mile east of Flint, Michigan, ditchng three
and baggage car passed safely. The engineer,
with commendable bravery and presence of mind,
stopped the engine Immediately, got two
fire that had broken out in one
coach, thus preventing holocaust. Mrs. Huldah
!. Seaman. aged ~, of St Vincent, Ontario, was
instantly killed. She was going to Nebraska with
her daughter. Mrs Hill, who is badly Injured,
has become insane. Thomas Lindsay was fatally
injured In the chest number were Injured.
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Mama.
Name


uc Nabcuh&8u Se00tOron1p Strug gle.
DEVELOPMENTS AT THE INVESTIGATION YESTERDAY.
s. g. Bailey, ex-internal revenue collector. OF
Grand Rapids, before the Michigan legislative In
vestigatInR committee yesterday, admitted his
offers OF offices Ia connection with Senator Ferrys
canvass, put said that he had no direct authority
from the Senator to do so.
A. B. Turner, editor OF the Grand Rapids Ea0,s
told the witness that Mr.. Hubbell or a near friend
had onered him money into thousands n he would
oppose MT. Ferry. Witness further said that Ma.
tEan Church. editor or the Grand Rapids Times
made an agreement with Mr.. Hubbell to oppose
senator Ferry for 500 down and 81 800 more later
Nathan Church, editor and proprietor OF the
Grand Rapids Times, admitted having receiy ed
money at different times during the summer and
fall from Hubbell, which had been spent I'm giving
dinners and other entertainments TO help on the
opposition TO Ferry. He had spent from 81, 900 10
S,5Oo; could not say precisely how much. HIS Oh.
position TO Ferry, he declared arose from the bad
treatment his friends had received In the matter
OF appointments
SIX BALLOTS YESTERDAY.
The balloting was resumed yesterday. Mr. Ferry
on the f1rst ballot receiving IS votes; Stout 10:
VIM. Newton (dem.l, II; HInchman dem. n:
rest scattering on nine candidates. Three ballots
were taken without change, and On the fourth
seven 1usioniStS went over TO Ferry. On the nth
Dallot no scored another fusion vote, making his
Total vote o. On the sixth and last ballot Ferry
lost one VOTE leaving him within IL votes OF q
choice.
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A Series Of h Hallway Accidents.

LANCASTER, PA. Feb. 15.-Great detention to
travel on the Pennsylvania railroad was caused
to-day By accidents at different points. Two
eastward bound freights colided at Atglen at
completely blocking the tracks for several hours.
west-bound freight collided with another at
cars and blocking the track for tour hourx The
engine OF the Lancaster accommodation also
Jumped the track within the city limits causing q
detention OF over an hour. Nobody was injured
In any OF the accidents
TWO FRIGHTFUL DRATHA
81; LOUIS, MO, Feb. 1.-THE express train which
!eIt kansas City on Tuesday night, when about
day morning, encountered q broken rail, and nve
OF the six cars constituting the train were deraied
and wrecked. The engineer, John Lester was
scalded to death, and the fireman, John Murphy,
was cut into four pieces. None OF the passengers
were injured.
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rUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
1HE CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. y. - NEW YORK
Peyonia We'd. Feb. II. Catalonia. W ed March 81
Seryia We'd, Feb. %. Payona.. Ned, March %
Bothnia We'd. March Z. ervla. We'd. April 4.
Parthia We'd. March IA. Bothnia Wed. April H.
AND Every WEDNESDAY FROM NEW TORh.
RATE PASSAGE:
SEQ, $50 and 800 for passenger accommodations
EerSgc at very low rates. Steerase tickets Iv
epool and Queenstown and all other parts of Europes:
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent AMI
Tor Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Company's office
No. Bowling Green. both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW CO., COS It'll street. Washington.
'LANON q. BROWN 4 CO., New York;
Or 10 Messrs OTIS BIGELOW & Co
3Snl2 eos Ttt street. Washin1ton
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M LAR r len.

sEDAsIIAN-sCOTT. Wednesday, February lls,.
1883, by the Rev. J. W. Boteer. JOHN w. SEBAs.
TlAN and SALLIE X. SCOTT.
SUMAN-WEAvER. On the 18th OF February 1854
at the residence OF the brides ParentA by Rev Do
JAMES L sUMAN to Miss CLARA L. WEAVER
both OF Washington. d. 9.
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THE NEW FIVE CENT PIRCEs.-A report was CIR.
culated to-day that an order had been issued to
discontinue the coinage OF the new Ave cent pieces
and to recall those already issued. The report
originated In the fact that the supply OF the
new pieces at the Treasury department has been
ordering any more for the present. until it has been
decided whether the coinage shall be discontinued
or not Secretary Folger has Is yet taken no
action in the matter.
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STAMP AGENCIEs-City Postmaster Tullock has
designated the following localities for stamp agen-
cies In this District: 10th and SITS. NV; 10th and
o sta NV: 10th and II SITS NV; 9TH and L SITS
NV; LIST and II SITS. NV: 9Th ana II Sta ne 9Th
and SITS. Sc; ~ and NJ sts s.w.; 18th St and
Md. av: sw.; 9TH and Boundary SITS. NV: 18th
st. and Pa av. NV; Mount Pleasant NV. |;
NV; 9Th and East Capitol sts: 18th and T SITS. n.
W; nth and NJ SITS Sc; 9th and T SITS NV; 7th
Pa. av. NV; 9TH and L SITS. NV; 14th and Corco-
ran SITS. NV, and 800 9TH ST. &w. These agencies
will be opened March LIST, and will be devoted to
the sale OF stamps, &c. The agent receives So
per annum, and is obliged to keep supply OF not
less than S25 worth OF stamps, &c, constantly on
hand The special places where the agencies will
lshed shortly.
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Parliament assembled.

IdE QUEENS SPEECH.
LONDON, Feb D.-Parliament reassembled to-
Gay. The Queen in her speech opening the ses-
sion, refers to the maintenance OF good relations
with foreign powers. Referring to the restoration
OF tranquility in Egypt she says the withdrawal
OF the British troops proceeding expeditiously
as prudent consideration OF the circumstances
admit. The reconstruction OF the government OF
Egypt under the Khediye has been partly &C
compllshed. and continues to receive her earn
est attention. She has submitted to the Sui
tan and the powers, for their friendly consid.
Grafton, the arrangements which appeared
10 her best fitted to insure the stability
OF the khedives government, the prosperity and
happiness OF the Egyptians, the security OF the
canal and the peace OF eastern Europe. Her policy
mas been and will be directed to those objects.
she relies upon its just appreciation by other
countries She Is happy to state that the improve
ment IN the social condition OF Ireland continues
Agrar1an crime has sensibly diminished and the
law mas been everywhere upheld. Measures will
De submitted for the establishment of court of
criminal appeal for preventing corrupt practices
ana Tor perpetuatfng and amending the ballot act
A proposal will also be submitted TO more effect
ually secure to tenants in England and Scotland
compensation for agricultural improvements She
refers to the time devoted In recent years by par
lament for the most urgent needs of Ireland, and
says the claims OF general legislation AMI OF other
parts OF the Kingdom now demand a just regard
Sne trusts, however, that parliament will be able
TO deal with some OF the legislative wants OF Ire
land for which provision has not yet been made.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE
ON NJ STREET, BE WEEN TWENTY-THiRD
And 1WENIY:FOUKTH STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue o- Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Ga
loer NO. gI3, folio PAT ct seq, one Of the land s
records OF Washington county In the District Of x3a
ThaaTEso xH b ss q Se apc0n on ssa e
O'CLOCK p: NJ, In front Of the premises. all
that certain piece land premises situate
and being in the city OF Washington in the District of
Columbia and known and distinguished on the ground
plan OF plat OF said city part OF original lot numbered
twelve % In square numbered thirtyseven (3D, be-
ginning Tor the same at point the south line of
street nineteen l9 feet west of the northeast cor
Der OF said lot and running thence west along the line
OF street nineteen l9l feet; thence south seventy
hve 75) feet thence east nineteen Us) feet thence
north seventy (5) feet to the point Of beginning
pellg the same property conveyed to Thos. OMee by
deed duly recorded in Ibr 942 folio 361, of the land
records OF the District of Columbia together with all
tne right easements priveses and appurtenances to
the same belonging or in anywise apperiainng.
Terms: One third cash. balance in six twelve and
eighteen months notes to bear interest and to
Gu ed 10y decd OF trust Oh property sold deposit of
EJrchasers cost: Terms TO be complied with in seven
at the risk and cost OF defautng purchaser after
five days public notice Of such resale in some news
paper published i'll WASHINGTON, u. C.
G GfohGE; 8: R hEith Trustees.
fl5-s, tu th&ds
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HlHOS. J. FISHER Il CO.,
Real Estate Aucfjonpara

FtNHOS j. FISHER h CO.,
Il Heal Estate Auctioneera
CHANCERY SALE OF ABOUT TWENTY-ONE
ACRES SI OF LAMP iMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
IWrEN FOURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
SIREtTS EXTENDED, SUBDIVIDED INTO
VILLA SITES.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Equityaa&
court passed a9a December 9th, 1882. in cause%8
and Columbus J. Eslin Ell al. DEFENDANTS equity
cause No. =, 277 doc No. .. the undersigned as
trustee, viii c sell. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
OCLOCK on the premises al that tract of land known
as parts OF 'ileasant Plains' and mount Pleasant
fronting on Columbia road west of 14th street. and be-
longing to the estate of the Esin CONTAINING
about u which has been subdvded into 81 lois
or tracts varying in area from z to " acres with
Pleasant and Columbia College landr.
Terms OF sale One third of the purchase money to
be paid In cash. the remainder in equal aments
at one and two years. with interest from day OF sale
and secured by deed Of trust All conveyancnc at the
csst Of the purchaser cash deposit Of 500 win be
eS Plats OF the subdivision may be obtained at tte
oflces OF the Trustee or Of the Auctioneers
go, JOHN ). JOHNSON, Trustee,
1IZ-d 1923 ~ street.
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I'd Edition.
--latest KILOGRAMS to The Star.
QUEENS SPET- TO PARLIAMENT
THE BRADLAUGH EXCITEMENT.
President Arthur a Pall-Bcarer.

President Arthur q Pall-Bcarer.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15-The funeral services over
the remains OF the late Ex-Governor Morgan will
be conducted tomorrow afternoon by the Rev.
Henry j. Van Dyke, 1r, assisted by the Rev. Drs.
murray, Hitchcock and Hall The pali-bearers
VIII be President Arthur, John A. Stewart. VIM.
Or. s. j. Vanderpoel, Dr.. C. r. Agnew, John D.
Jones, Henry Day, Thomas c. Acton, Benjamin T.
Dunnfng, John e. Paris John Jacob Aston and H.
j. Jewett. The interment viii take place on Sat
urdaY In Cedar Hill cemetery. Hartford