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The baltimore Church sensnsieu.

BALTIMORE. April 3o.-A the weekly meeting %
Methodist ministers to-day the subject of the TO-
sponSiyc services trecitng the creed and reading
the nsalterl at Mount Vernon Place Methodist
churCa yesterday was introduced. and. after
some 'emarks U was decided 20 take &c up
here aud discuss II two weeks from to-day. DIR.
FELTON,, pastor OF MI Vernon Place church, was
not Present
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The Irish Question in Parliament
NIDESPREAD CoHsPIp

LONDON, April 3Q-In the house of commons
IhS afternoon Mr.. Trevely IN, chief secretary for
ireland, stated that he believed that Widespread
conspiracy to murder existed in County Clare.
The government. he said hoped to bring the con-
Sprators to jus ice.
CHARGE OF ALTERING DISPOSITIONS
Mi: ODonnell, member for Durgarvan. accused
dispositions male on oath. He asked whether the
government would retain him in Office MIR.
IreVelyan and Mr. Gladstone both refused to
answer Mr. O'Donnell's question. Mr. O'Donnell
then laid on the table evidence which, he claimed,
would sustain his charge aplinSt Mr. LInYd
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctloneers.

sFfEuf rs sS4a sEnfH sSS HIM
qssq So 1874 iSE ss s'o
Columbia and the request Of tue holder Of the bond
secured thereby will sell at pubic auction. in front
Sr EAs 1Sf f2sEIa PAs
Of lots tsa lS and eleven square nunSsr ssi
fellows: BssinainF The northeast snss q q
ssa square one and running south along 9Th
inches thence ~est one e' hundred D a agsi
6ias os feet and one m inch thence nor one hun
point five go from the intersecon
aiong said avenue one hundred and twenty tire. Ias9
fess to the place Of beg inning;
equal paymeDts at six and twelve months after date to
se secHred By notes bearing eight cent
bid 10 Be- compiled %h IN
trustee the right at the risk and cost
Of ap 1as purchaser WASH B. WILLIAMS. trustee
l. On SECOND STREET. NEAR HIGH SHEET.
D. GEoRGET9WS. D; y
Rpl g. e td M a
III 81 fSss
.
aS, .h g osorses9xn Besinni1s s. feet
n -, stree. west IT. feet ~ inches thence
ss ns Ss s Of
quey until the west line part of said lot
s oe
Serse BEGINNING to sa'f KING ne d
use of an alley near the southwest corner}. 'I''
notes to be secured by deed Of trust and bear inter
s It OF 500 at time Of sale
in seven days otherwise resale at risk and of de-
Of such sale in some newspaper published in Wash
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. ap24-dSds
GALE OF GOVERNMENT DESKS, MATING.
sTREEf S SakkfrHHVss &c. &C.. AT 12l4
mn os16Sss Vii Mh .s s stSc &c fa2
ansn OF M street IT. ss
master Generals office having been 18th street
Desks. Stoves. Mating. Screens;
Pigeon Holes, Glass Cases, Washstands;
THAT Chairs. Tables Furnaces. &C.. &C.
.sa s1ssf BIOS
ZINE sRS Sp RIsa d9SI7S S9ENER q
TWO E sSs ss s1e q, As$ S1T1e FRAME HOUSES
Il: :. s S'Ss Z:
h.y lot s AND 2, R q OF LOT. s9gARE sac
5.s Hs sss NJ s
o ssss e the s s 6g .n, This
VII IT, 1e pGesins inysstmsnt to gurchaseis.
o9nSs d6 o .a s. E :ss11:a dssd deposit
!: s&' :: ~: s. es%Ss
fa la sen or: resale e nj and q
such rs.c!s IN soms nsvspsr poSiishsd II WssSinS
aSa9.dSds puxcAxsos p.oe .....,....
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Telegraphic Briefs,

Forty Hungarlans, employed at the Reading
Iron Works, Reading, Pa, against whom there
has been considerable opposition from workmen
OF all classes because OF their cheap labor, to-day
became discouraged. went to the cOmpany's Office,
drew their wages, and left the city.
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SECRETARY TELLER AND SENATOR HnI.-A re-
porter OF THE STAR asked Secretary Teller this
morning whether he had received letter from
Senator Ii Ill charging corruption In the land OF.
flee, and that decisions had been uniformly in
favor or railroads against the settlers The Secre-
tary d. have not received such letter, but
have heard that 1t has been written and was 10
be published in the newspapers. / suppose that
the letter VIII be sent to me-" "What is the OBJ
ject OF the letter." asked the reporter. 81 don't
know" Was the reply; "but suppose that he is
not favorable 10 me-"
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EXP ENsEs OF CUSTOMS ExAnYNERs.-The Trea-
sury department has issued circular to customs
Officers providing that In case Of the examination
Of merchandise for appraisal at any place other
examiner must be borne by the importer. from
whom deposit wiz be required
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- BENSINGfR Auctloneer,
Cs WASHINGTON Horse aud Carriage Bazar
93S, $40 and 942 Louisiana ayepue

AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIEs CARRI-
AGE, WAGONS. HARNESS, &c, EVERY TUES
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. REGARD
IESS OF WEAT HER.
Constantly hand and at private sale large stock Of
Horses, New and econd- hand Bueyes. Carriages Ex-
press Wagons. Harness. ETC.. etc. Liberal advances
CCnSlgnuentS.
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vi FOLEY. Auctioneer,
VIII sell, commencing THURSDAY MORNING
APRIL : WELT Ii, AT HiIF-PASr TEN O'CLOCK
the stock OF Dry Goods 909 7tn street. consisting
Ill GOODS.
sILks. DRESS GOODS. TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS,
WEAR,
MEMS WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. GOSsAMER RUB
Der COATS.
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES, AND A COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
GOODS.
Ladies will please attend this SALE the proprietor is
determined to sell every art Gle to the highest bidder
cash.
NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer,
m30-lm 9US 18th street northwest
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NEW KIND OF WHALR.-A porpoise belong.
ing to the group OF small sperm whales character
lied by the absence OF permanent teeth in the
upper jaw, has been sent to the Smithsonian
from Spring Lake, N. j. In its projections, he I'D
and general appearance 1t is not very unlike the
sperm whale, in miniature this specimen beiLg
about nine feet In length.
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CHARGE OF ALTERING DISPOSITIONS.
Keorganizinp Land Leagues

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 3O.-Patrick Esan, ex-
treasurer OF the Land League OF Ireland, and
Thomas Brennan, secretary OF the Irish National
League OF Ireland, left the city for New York this
morning. They Will spend few days there reor-
ganlZng the Land League branches OF that city
into the new Irish National League OF America.
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BROS, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY OF THE SUB

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY OF THE SUB
DIVISION OF BARRY FARM.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in *,
Liber No 800, folio 274, of the Land Records GA
for the District OF Columbia. will sell at public ~
the NINTH pay OF MAY, AID. 1883. at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. all the 70 lowing described real estate.
to wit: The North Part Of Lot Numbered five o. in
Trustees Of Barry Farm, being the north side OF
Lot I'VE 20. and fronting Sheridan avenue and ad-
and hnndredths of an acre together with all the
pertaining.
Terms: third CASH balance In six and twelve
M h notes to bear interest ana to be secured by deed
OF trust or premises sold, all cash at option of
deosit of 500 required at SALE Terms to be compiled
with In seven days otherwise resale at risk of
deaultin purchaser after five days pub ic notice OF
such resale III some newspaper published in Washing
ton, DC. SAMUEL. CROSS Trustee
up:}0-eo&ds
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10y WEEKS Il CO., Auctioneers.

d
ASS-GNEE'S SALE OF SHELVING, COUNTERS.
MEAT BENCH AND RACK, LARGE RFFRIGtR-
ATOR. NFAiLY NEW SCALES, AWNING AND
FRAME: BOTTLED AND CANNED GOODS. &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. MAY SECOND, AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. will sc above goods, contained in
premises southeast New York 18th
street N. w. MATTHEW TRIMBI,E.
ap3O-2t Assignee.
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News Briefs.

In the B'achamp murder trial at Ridgley, M.
The state closed Its case Saturday.
Charles wallace, or Port ROYAL. y c., fatally
shot three negroes saturday night
AT Decherd Tenn, saturday James Hawkins
shot Robe Reeves dead on a railroad train.
The steamer Catalonia, which arrived IN Boston
yesterday, had on board over lao Irish steerage
passengers.
Gov. Boynt'n, "f Georgia, win be married this
evening 10 Susie T. Harris, OF that state
IL Is stated In London that a request, supported
py andav1ts, Will be made To the United states
government for the eXtridtion OF about A dozen
persons charged with completely In the Irish muir
der conspiracies
John s Davidson, a clerk In a telegraph Office as
Petersburg, Va, eloped with Miss Finley Jones OF
West Point, Va, on Saturday, and they were mar.
rted at Weldon, ~ c.
A sensation has been created bv the Introduction
or a ritual service In the Mt Vernon Methodist
church, Baltimore, by the PASTOR Rsv. Or. FELTON,.
There was a bloody riot between Greeks AMI
Arabs at Port Said yesterday, in which several
people were killed
Jack Roberts, Is years 81 age. Western Union
Telegraph messenger, In Atlanta, Ga, fought O
duel with rival candidate for the affections OF
young lady, and was shot In the hand.
John Brown, colored OF Frederick, M, was ar.
rested Saturday for an alleged assault upon a coll
ored girl aged IL years
Harry Smith, or 81. Johnsbury, VT, shot and In
StaEtly killed himself at Jamestown. II. T., on
Saturday, because girl refused 10 fulfl her prom
Use 10 marry him.
Mrs. Cook. the equastrienne OF Forepaugh's cir
Gus was fatally injured at POttSvllle Pa saturday
night, by her horse falling on her.
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FTHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE TwO-sTORY AND MANsARD
s Tei., Bh1 C DWELLING WITH LARGE BRICK
ShABLE On THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
TTRHEED 9I AND SECOND STREETS. GEORGE
IOWN. D. e.. AT AUCTION.
OH IN I1lCUESOAf. APRIL THIRD, 1883, at FIVEka
~ In front Of the premises shall sell part ST.
q Log 90 and o. fronting IS feet 0inches west
dweln9 BY m.nsard roof bck
ern improvements. with large bricE sfsbne. &c. To-
aSrms third caeh: balance in one and two years.
r.t "VSS OeAEln6 interest and secured b. deed Of
st ~ oonveyancng at purchasers cost SlOO do
posas WIZ be required at time Of ssie
,uo JAMES L. DAVIS. Agent
THOMAS BOWLING, Auc*ioneer.
1.,I TIE PURCHASER HAVING FAIIED TO
% G wan dne eoT%s e tie sale the property
- Sns n.: on the premiss1 It To M and cost
ap26-dedD
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HSUHCANSON BROS. Aucrioneers.
~ s. +. Cor. 9Th and d streets northwest.
PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS, LEYDEN JARS,
BATTERY, ENGINE,
will other goods of like character formerly used by
school,
On TUESDAY MORNING. AT TEN O'CLOCK. we
will sell the above at our store. 1t
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GECoSD-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
- highest cazh p Eces paid. Also Watches, JeWory
Jun. PlstolS &c. Cau or address HERZOd 306 0s6
oSssl HeaE PUQnsylvaRlA Avunua lnak1l
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RE MATTE REyrxxkD TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
On the report Of the superintendent OF gas and
meters during the past three months several In
stances have occurred where the gas furnished the
city and private gas consumers has not been up to
the standard for purity of light sixteen candles
being required by law as the minimum power.
Complaints having been made by Captain
Green, who has charge OF this duty,
the Commissioners made an order Satur-
day that all the papers and facts IN
the case be referred to the attorney for the Dis
trict, with a request that the gas company be
prosecuted In every instance for any violations OF
the act OF June %, 1874. which prescribes the lu-
mlnating powers OF the gas furnished by the
washington Gas company. One OF the CHI argos Is
that this company uses an excess or ammonia,
which oodS 20 make the gas OF A red, Gull hue
while burning. The attorney viii take the neces-
sary steps al once.
TURNED OVER TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
District Attorney Riddle told STAR reporter
this afternoon that the charge is brought under q
United States statute and must therefore be
prosecuted by District Attorney CorkhilL Mr.
Riddle has turned the papers In the case over Il
District Attorney CorkhilL
United States Inspector OF Gas and Metres 8.
Calvert Ford has submitted three reports TO the
Commissioners OF the purity or the gas supplied
by the two gas companies. These reports state
that on several occa siopS the Illuminating power
or she gas was below the average required by law
Attorney Riddle stated this afternoon that the
penalty for every ofenSe is 500, and the Commits
sionerS direct that all the cases be prosecuted.
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EG-:NDISIftpW.
4 UCIION SALE OF FO. FEITED PLEDGES.

A
VIII sell by pubic Gucton at my store. 1918 Penn
sy.vsnia avenue northwest. commencing on TUT SDiY
MAY Fist, at Ten O'CLOCK \. ~, a large coliec-
to:n of forfeited pledge, consisting of Ladies and
Gents Clothing o. ali kinds. src Overcoats. Uste e
Coats Vests. Pants Boots. Shoes. Slippers Hats and
leaks. Donsns and Sh.wls, Books, Musical ana Me-
ctlanical lnstrTments. Pocket Cutlery, abe Ware
NalseS, Umbrellas, ParasOla Pevo.vars, Guns Rifles
Pies. Silk fish Lines, Flutirg Machines Clocks.
RhZors &c. This sale VIII continue Mornings ct 10
O'Clock AID Evenings at O'Clock until a the lots are
sold Persons holding tickets the ON which hay
ing expired, viii please take notice.
Fl. X. FULTON.
ap2T-4t PawnbrCker and Auctioueer
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFRRS.-Deeds In fee have
been filed as follows: John Sherman to Lizzie
Scott Lamb, lot H. block 3S, Columbia Heights;
$s28 40 Hyde and Rttenhouse, trustees. to +. L
Morrison. lots Sc and s., SO. Ill; s3.45a76. Cor
nelius Hopkins to D. l. Morrison, lots 80 and 81 So
Ill; S, 62&5O. A. Langd0n ct al, to George Mason,
pit q, So 28S; $1,746 G. Mason to James 81 Mari.
lots q, 3 and q, So ss8; S4,7O0 & Bowie to Mar.
garet s Rich. sub lot -. So $50: $4,000 Virginia
Young 70 John G. Elliott, lot 6, block 3, Emngham
w. r Riley, lots IS and 10. 60 760; 500 w. w.
COrc0ran to g. W. =. 6wartxell, sub lots IS 10 a,
60; 500; 5000 .. w. MARI to Margares Rich,
sub. -. 60 $50: So
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AUCTION SALES.
ETI RE DAYS.
V,HOMAs BOWLING. Aucs.oneer.

ETvHONAs BOWLING. Auci.oneer-
FI.ST-CIAss HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY THIRD 1881
Mt No street between 9th and 10th streets M rt
wet ~ TIE sidence Of party declining housekrep-
ing commencing ST TEN O'CLOCK shall sell an eT =
ceent collection OF Household Effects. comprising in
part
walnu, Hai-cloth Pzrlo- Set.
Walnut Dwarf Book Case.
window HaESiigs. Walnut ". Top Tables,
I.s-rc Easy Poe Crs. Library Table.
Flns BRUSSELS and Ihrec-t,,y Carreis
superior Walnut VI. o.; Cha .uher SUITS,
Several Sets OF sing walnut VI. l. Chamber Fur
nitire.
Hair Msttressss H. and G. Natrr A. g
Biankets, Comforts aud sheets,
Ia-- e and roony " alnui Wardrobe. with Mirror,
1Cl 1T Ware. Mirrors.
Walnut Extension 5 abe,
lA!T.rcratOr. Water Cooler,
aI2I-.its THOMAS rOwLINC Auct
WALTER ID. WILLIAM, y Co., Auctoneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NORTH OF
WASH >G On. ID. G..
On WEDNESDAY, HAY STCGSD, 1888 a.rE.y
JfiitE ~ IGCk r. ". viii soil IL sGct Srsaf
The premises. a yausbc ot of about 80 t.A-
land. =. 4 h.,c. situated the Ridge be:weai Rock
Greet aud Broad Branch an0ut three mites Roth of
Wash 2tuu. and adjoining the lands II Mes.rs. Lyle
Pierre. hoe -. =.
i be siftIs ton l. Beautiful commanding fair view of
The GiatOi- and If proper cared for viii MAKE
CANT Citniry eat. To L. ached either by tire Broad
roai. short distance through ShocmaEer's or
Swlrtz land 1t has excellent water, anu eli adapt
ed fr II GARY faE;u-
u rms easy. amt made known at SAFE.
ICr iUSthe- par IcdiarS inquire of
WILLIAM RE d. g.
eT2i-t Near Cabin Jchn P-D.. Nd.
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Il LOTS IN SQUARES NUMBERED NINE HUN
DRIED AND Ten AND NINE HUNDRED AND
AND AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY order and decree Of the supreme Court of thesS
made on the , seth day Of October 1852
plainant and Henry Davis the defendant shall on
rHURS S,o THE TENTH d OF MAY. 1883. at
OF the premises. squares go and OIL
In the CITY OF Warrington D. c.. the same az num-
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the said order
and decree The said premises will be sold BY lots "a
designated the recorded subdivision; each OF the
said squares Containing ten o lots VARYING in 'front.'
iee or by smaller lots. according to plat to be e1hb
Terms: One-third cash. the remainder in tvo fQN
equal instruments. in one ~ and two ca years. with
the deferred payments to be by secured
ton Of the purchaser deposit Of VI be quired
OF the purchaser or purchasers
EENRY +. DAVIS, Trustee
460 Louisiana avenue.
ap26-d&dR DIINCANSlN RROS I,,ota
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DENTISTRY

nE. HARTLEBEN, GRADUATE OF PENNsYL-
H Niuia College. Philadelphia. having purchased
M OIL and residence will resume the practice about
mons sd the pubic generally dentist of undoubte,i
etilty, Nj. A. CAnNAN, Dentist, l0l5 l4th st. n. w.
az .Tn
A isiiFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
xJ led immediately after extracting natural teeth
y i'm s'endid Modern methods and skin al
br4ics-s OF Dentistry. Moderate fees.
J23- Dir. DONNAII-Y, 1921 + street northwest
ID $. l. SCOTT. x-s
1901 street northwest.
M RANDALL PARSONS DENTIST
u i2h ttn street northwest, Ba!Iantvnes Poof
etore- Gold AlLnss SPECIALITY. Gas gwen day or
nSh sis
nR- hLOkBER. DENTIST
H 626 STREET NORTHWEST.
'aIe Air y the Hurd 81 STEM for the painless ex-
USfE"" OF lee = Aux3
hE. l. NJ ABBOTT. DENTIST, No. 437 7TH
u stt. three doors from corner f. Dentistry in ali
10 brsHclCs Teeth inserted s. per set. All work war
faIec janis
HONLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION No. 2iI
II - street. three doors moth OF PENNSYLVANIA
2ycrGc. east side. Hereafter extractons under
MIR Dude without pain, will be 81 for the Il n
tonti and 30 cents each additional tooth at the same
effuns Extracrons without gas 50 cents each tooth
Zee. Ar'hSia Teeth made. 81 per set. Gold and
1rs; a. Have administered Nitrous Oxide TO over
n. % lat,eIts. 0-
ua:. s coming by viii be furnished free tickets
d tie Chico yn1I
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u U. HOLTZMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
He 10th and + streets northwest.

IL J. AucGOneef.
He 10th and F streets northwest.
BUILDING LOT on. THE NORTH SIDE OF
NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN FOURTH
AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated January 18th aa&
A. u 1882, and recorded in Lber $685. folio 76, ofS15&
the Land Records Of the District of Columbia at.A-
the request Of the holder of the note will sell public
ancton, in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, MAY
The FIFIEENTH. AID 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK P.
NJ, Lot in 514. being of the best building
lots the city having frontage Of 65 feet 10 inches
twelve and eihtecn months in notes secured by deed
cent per annum. all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser deposit If 800 REQUIRED the lot is
sold: Terms to be complied with in ten days. oterw se
resale at the risk and cost of the defauny purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale Eyel
ing Star newspaper. published in Washington. d. G,
ROBERT o. HOFFMAN,
No. 941 street D. W., [ r.
CHARLES FLINT, Arusteos
No. 6l5 18th street n. ".
r. O. HOFFMAN, Auct oneer
lQtb and C stree.a uQrihNeat a4,22. da
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
T1efollowing are the opening anc closing price,
G the New York Stock Market to-day, as repor5ei
ty especial wire TO H. IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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THE USE OF DYNAMITE ArrRovrp-The Central
Labor union In New York yesterday discussed the
relation OF the labor question To the revolutionary
movements OF Europe. General sentiment IA.
Vored the use OF dynamite-the argument adj
Vanced being That kings ana potentatrs Use every
engine or destruction In their wars, and plrticu-
larry against the people, when revolutionary out.
breaks occur
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TFNHOS. j. FISHER co.
SEVERAL LARGE PARCELS OF LAND IN THE
NORTH Asst SECTION OF HE CITY AT PUB
Lie lie,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL THIR- 4z&
TILTH, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, ON the$SS5&
respective pr"mi shall sell ali of Square Nc
I'll founded by fst and I'd and NJ and streets north
east.
Lot I. square No 712. at the corner of Delaware
avenue. no IN l. and COlfax street.
Mest h-f of Squire No s55. bounded by 9Th street
eat and nor h l. and VI streets
Terms. Gne-fou tn in h; the remainder In six
five and eighteen Iouths with int est secured
by deed of trust 81 thu prem
ap25-d = hos. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers
rs,WO STORY BRICK DWELLING AND RlSTAU-
Il RANT. CO:NtR NORTH CAPITOL AND
B0uNDtHY STRE rs, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY .FTFRNO0N APRIL THIR- 81.
J1ETb. 1T SIX D'Gatt'k, will sell. in from. Ia:
the Prem $ sub L. Il, IN square 6l5 lontng --1
On SC-tn Cap t5 sire ana on Boundary street i'm
u.cy Il ~ twC-s.nry br ok dwclpg. the ,ower part
b used as r'st urant he lot CO tanning about
:. G0l1e of ground
Terms: OhehT. c. sh; BE- alan ce in ans years.
oI's To bear lt rest to be by d,ti trust
on rem SEES dfr sit of 500 required at ale Con-
VI! anclng, &c, 1T ruTc :aser's cost
ap2o-ot DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
PAELOR SUITES, WALNUT CHAMBER SETS.
COTTAGE ST. IT'S, WALNUT FRAME F.P. MIR
RORS, SMYRNA RCG--ASSORTED SlZ s, RE-
FRiGs GATORS. DEsKs. LIBRARY SUITE.
CHAIRS. MATTRESSES. BkUo. ELS AND
O1HtR CARPETS. NATTING, LARGE LOT
ThBLE CUTLERY STOVES, KITCHEN UTEN-
On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY FIRST, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, will sell in front our salesroom
a lcpllan ode
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DISTRICT CASE In THE U. 6. SUPREME COURT
In the U. S. Supreme Court this morning, Mr.. R
P. Lowe, In the absence OF Gov. B. F. Butler, sub
mitted motion and petition for a rule on the
justices OF the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia to show cause why mandamus should
not issue commanding them to terminate the case
of the Phoenix Mutual Fire Insurance Company
versus Albert Grant, OF the District OF Columbia,
by final decree at one OF the four stages where
such decree should have been rendered, or To
perfect an appeal to the Supreme Court OF the
United States, which the justices OF the District
OF Columbia have refused The court took the
motion under Amusement The petitioner, Albert
Grant. through the same counsel also entered a
motion and petition for rule on the justices OF the
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia to show
cause why mandamus should not issue com
handing them to strike from the decree IN equity
cause 2965 the words without prejudice" entered
by the clerk years after the final decree was
entered on the records, said cau-e 1855 being
pleaded as res ddjatdtcatd In equity cause 4,s9l.
This Is case OF Aaron Carter ct dL versus Albert
Grant Grant claims the decree OF the court
was Improperly added to, thus depriving him
OF his rights in his plea OF res ddj,sdicGt,t;
that the District Supreme Court refused TO make
correction. and that without the interposition OF
the United States Supreme Court by writ OF man.
damus, he Is wholly without remedy In the premi-
SEES.
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer

u fHUMAS DOWL1NG, AucuOneer.
FIFTY ROLLS STRAW MATING
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY SECOND,
1883. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. within my auction rooms
shall sell large lot of the above Mating. assorted
colors md Qualities. ap3O-2t