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Police REORGANIZATION.

A DELEGATION IN BkHALF OF LIEUTENANT ARNOLD.
delegation OF some twelve or fifteen merchants
and business men on the line OF Pennsylvania
avenue were before the Commissioners this
morning and held a consultation with President
Eimonds In behalf OF the retention Of Lieutenant
Arnold upon the police force. Mr. B. q. Keyser
and Mr.. Jesse B. Wilson and others spoke very
warmly In his behalf
President Edmonds stated that all these matters
wishes and preferences in relation TO whom he
Desired for lfeutenants would be respected by the
commissioners He must, therefore, refer the
delegation to Major Dye
Inc delegation then visited police headquarters,
Where the same remarks were made TO Major Dye.
he Hstened attenttvely, and said he would take
notice OF what they had stated when this matter
came up Tor consideration; but he gave no intima-
ZION. pro nor con. as to what were his own senti-
ments relative TO Lieut. Arnold He said he had
many papers In the case. expressing a variety OF
opinions about that offlcer. He declined to give
any further light to the reporters
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Miners Memory.

THE WITNESS FURTHER CROSS EXAMINED By Mr.
kERRiCK.
After the recess Mr.. Merrick continued the cross
examination or John r. Miner.
The witness said that In making the division OF
routes they had not considered prospective In.
creases. "If ft had BEEN" said the witness 1--WE
would have been beaten, for Mr.. Dorsey got more
Increases than we did"
The witness was questioned closely as TO va
rious affdavits he had made but his memory did
not recall the circumstances attending the making
OF the affidavtS.
closed.
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1HE CoIoR-LINE IN THE z. CHURcH-Tn the
New Engldnd Methodist conference In Roston
yesterday, Rev. DIR. Fox reported for the Freed.
mems AID society, denouncng the Introduction of
the color-ilne In the churches and schools In the
SOUTH, ana protesting against sending contribu.
IONS from the New England conference 10 those
VINO Would separate white from bfsck. He urged
Cne adoption or a resolution asking the general
conference TO abolish any conference b1undarles
which set apart churches or colored people The
SUBJECT was discussed at some length, and the
resolution urged by DIR. Fox, amended to read as
IohowS, was adopted: That We deprecate any
tehGehcy In our church, by whomsoeyer and
and anti-Scrlptural spirit or caster
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Fatal Fall Of a Building.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, April 1O-At O'Clock this
morning L F. Carriers building, on State street,
lell IN, killing Matthew Peard, carpenter, and In
they cannot live. The loss is 81. 900. The cause
OF the caving In was the freezing OF the mortar In
wall built during the winter. The Calamity Is
ascribei to criminal careessness, as the owners
mad been warned by the fire marshal that the
building was in danger.
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The Courts.
POLICE COURr-JudJe Shell.

POLICE COUKT-Judye S1lpU.
To-day, Luke Gallagher, profanity: S. or Is days.
VIM. Mari, colored, loud and boisterous; s. or Is
days John H. Mcdonnell, profanity: S. or
days Also, carrying pistol; $50 or 30 days. Thos
Sewers, Sadie Swan and Sallie Currie, coored, va
grancy; 80 days each. Henry Young. colored, do
do. Michael Carroll, larceny OF a shirt from VIM.
OuXberry: 30 days
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr.
Tbefollowing are the opening and closing nrica,
q the New York Stock Market today as reported
BY special wire to II. H Dodge 539 18th StraaL
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kHHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
INSIDE OF NINTH STREET, THIRD LOT SOUTH
FROM THE CORNER OF STREET NORTH

by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the ~,
District of Columbia, passed the I'd day of ss::a
April. A. D. 1883, in guilty Cause 7,09s. the un ~1
pI!9lic auction on TUESDAY, the TWENTY URTH
DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK P.
90 IN square i; numbered three hpnared and sixty
,olumba. improved by two frame tenements num-
bered 1923 and 1880 9th street northwest.
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree: One-third Of
The purchase money cash. and tho residue in two equal
lnstnIlnens. payable at six and twelve months, with
interest at SIX cent annum from date of sale
DEPOSIT OF 500 required at time Of sale If terms are
trustees reserve the right to III the property at the
risk and cost Of defauting purchaser.
JAMES H. SMITH,
LIE Droit Building. [ r,..
r. B. LIE VI, AruS'ees'
- 4l6 9Th st. n.w,j
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts ap1O-dkds
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOX ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY,
For Passage apply to
Z. B. RICHARD CO.,
General Passenger Agents,
81 Broadway, n. 7.
1851 and 619 Pennsylvania avenue
oeiiu LUZ Aoor'st Gazette" apl
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TIE {{ggSs 7E ElsT 4S H2 s59rHwes,
s1rh fA yfror 2fB: i5 5EIo
1SAlSS LIVE "a, WASiISsros rKoss srArIos CORNER
1or f4;;sourx Tie West. Chic.9o t,nte1
Inc $50 IA daily With SS Sie la eI ~ Fast Fast
Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati western axrress' 40
PtIarx and me wes pa Psat s' see ss d Car
80, PPALIINoRE md POTOMAC RAILROAD.
2.oE u day ssesli ssIIds. with paiaos st css:
xor n. daily. ezcept SnndaY.
N SNIP 3 tiaS s 20
For Ching. ei = ~. s s9apS
t'T nISesiyn NY, ali through trains connect a. Jar.
sss ,sn s eosts s sroos sat AnIs1 assdias
VA t,lr:sss across New York Citr AWNING u001S'
Tor q or sss ma "a a 500 lose 1sa
Imn,,sd IsS,s sana sSd no S &c :aa
'e' t.!H ssS So SO ,sa % ID and ,ss
For Pore. Csssl Line $40 IN. and 4:4o p m. daily,
Fer Annasols. s:aoa.m .nd 4:4o pm daily. .xosu.
SRAI, asB AIExAsbkia AsD Ss Xsaisa aAta
Tor hss.nars 90 10 ~ IL 90 and IL Is H..
Sunday ats:so. $50 and II rs .. m. and Zoo and
Ter Tiehn.old and the South. $50 and IL Us An
lfa ssd ioo .cf sS soS
soo and s 400 Pm and md l 1ooSo midnight
Ith,s nd inform.s,on at the omcs northeast oorn~
~ :: ss:s - q S g:
caAa + SJaz Ssa:.S 80 $3.50 s::'snsss Agent
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Latest Foreign News

STRIKE OF 600 DOCK LABORERS.
MARsEILLES, April 10-Seven thousand dock
labOrerS struck work this morning IN to Q
o'clock this afternoon the strikers had committed
no unlawful acts The authorities have never
thelesS, taken measures for the prompt suppress
sion OF disorders The streets freQuented BY the
men are being patrolled by mounted gendarmeS
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From the New York Commercial.
Heads OF departments at Washington are noe
beginning TO Ind great virtue IN drawing down
the blinds and posting up notice, .sGone 60
Florida" IL acts upon place hunters like
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Chief Moses Threatens War

PORTLAND, OREGON. April 10-Chtef Moses says
that he fears he cannot keep his tribe from the
war path unless the strip OF land, II by 100 miles
taken from their reservation last February, is re.
stored. Gen. Miles thinks that $1,000 Will settle
the matter without fighting. The companies have
Oeen sent to the reservation, and others are In
readiness.
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Georgia Democratic Convention.

Georgia Democratic Convention.
! ATLANTA, GA, April 10-The democratic conven
ton assembled here at noon to-day, and was
| man OF the state committee. c. c. Jones, OF Rich.
mond. was elected temporary chairman.
The Augustfnian Society Failure.
LAWRENCE, Mass, April 0-This morning Sheriff
brlggs, acting as messenger OF the court OF in.
erty owned by the Augustinian society, also OF
the books OF the banking institution. Rev. D. D.
Regan Is authorized to act as custodian OF the
property until asslgnees are appointed.
Hanged by n Mob.
ATLANTA. Ga, Aprtl 1o.samuei Lewis, colored
VINO murdered "Dfnk' WeemS, also COlored, on
February 2, was taken from the jail at Amberson's
Station, Alabama, last night. by mob composed
OF six white men and seventy-f1ve negroes, and
hanged He had confessed HIS guilt.
Congressman Cults Dangerously Ill.
CT the 9th district Of Iowa. is dangerously i'll at his
home at Oskaloosa, with an acute attack OF peri
tonits He has been in i'll health for the past two
years with bronchial and pulmonary troubles, and
his recovery now is hardly expected.
The TeWkesbnry AImshOuse Abuses
FURTHER TESTIMONY TO-DAY.
BOSTON, April 10--Gov. Butler was present at
the TeWkeSbury almShouSe Investigation to-day
Joseph A. Chase testified that he had worked for
Miss Manning, and with her knowledne had taken
bodies to the Harvard Medical school by order of
Capt Marsh and his son.
The governor then introduced q sermon by a
Mr.. Sanborn, minister OF Lawrence, in which &c
was stated that Mr. Spaulding. one OF the trustees
OF the almshouse had boosted that while no
emolument was attached to the trusueeship, he
could make it pay. The governor intimated that
this was done by turning over contracts to out
side parties with whom Spaulding divided the
profits
John b. Chase said that since his first testl-
mony he had gone to Tewkesbury with q detec-
tive and unearthed coffin supposed to contain the
body Of Joseph Clark. The body had previously
been sold. and the coffin, which was empty, was
brought to Boston. There were other cofrins in
the same condition.
as to the taking up OF Clark'S empty coffin, and
the governor said that he would bring 1t be fore
mittee preferred to go and look at it. Adtourne d
till tomorrow.
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A special cable dispatch from London to the
Toronto GLOBE says further progress was made to-
day In the negotiations between the Grand Trunk
and Canadian Pacific railroads. 1t Is understood
that an agreement has been practically settled
upon which will end the rivalry between the two
companies.
Henry Menefy, the self-conressed murderer of
Lord Leitrim, was released from custody at Pitts
burg this morning. having been Identified as a
harmless crank, living in one OF the outer wards
OF the city.
An explosion occurred in one OF the buildings OF
the American Powder company at Acton, Mass,
young man.
Babcock & Watrous, OF Middletown, n Y, man.
ufacturers of wool and straw hats, have made an
assignment to s. r. Hawley, OF New York.
The Lyman cotton mill In North Providence, r.
l.. owned by H. e. White and run by E X. john
mated at $4,000. Fifty operatives are thrown out
Of emplOYnent -
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4 Ian &-INE.

SUMMER SERVICE.
Sailing from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every aATUR.
HAG.
saiiinz trcrn BAI.TIMORE 70 LIVERPOOL every al
tcTnate MONDAY,
Via QUEEN ITOwN.l
SHORTEST OCEAN VOYAGE.
ONLY FIVE DAYS Fi-ON LAND 10 LAND.
Extra Week. ships from
GALW II. LIN RICK, LON JNDERRY ans; Ola s.
Cow direct
Only Dill FCT ! X L from G IL WAY and LIMERICK
Accommodations luequaiitd.
Cabin 30 aLl Intermediate 40. Prepaid Steera,e
Fox informal on, &c. appiytp
l., VIZ S ALDEN General Agents
2J' Broadway. New York.
DR.. JAS y L. V, til IN street;
j r. u i. BEOSNAE. GiZ 9th strest,
g. y. II - 20 Pernsy wanna avcnue:
n-' Agents IN Washington, ID. C.
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SALES or MARYLAND FARNs-william yters
Boulc, Jr has sold his farm, eonta ming 235 acres
one inle southwest OF Rockville, Ma, TO John
brewer, Tor 5000 The Viers property two miles
north or Rockville, containing 259 acres was sold
saturday, under decree OF the court, At Sa2 per
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MARRIED

GlNCk-ESSIC. On Thursday evening April eth
1893 IT tie resi- ience Of the bride, by Rev MIR shin
die. Mr.. JoHN l.: GINCK, Of Washington, ID. c.. aud
Miss LIZZIE NJ. ESSIC, of Adams county, Pa
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ARMY ORDERs-Leave or absence for four
months is granted Capt Abram A. Harbach, goth
infantry. Leave for six months, from April l.
1888, on account OF Sickness is granted Capt
Phillip L. Lee, 10th cavalry. The leave granted
2i Lieut. John Guest 9Th cavalry Ia special orfers
No "a, March z, 1883, department OF Texas, is ex-
tended two months. Leave OF Capt. Arthur Mac
Arthur, Jr, 18th infantry, is extended seven days
Leave for six months is granted Maj. Lewis Mer-
rill, 9TH cavalry. Capt John L Myrick, 81 artil-
lery, will report In person TO the commanding gen.
eral department or Dakota for duty as acting
Judge advO cate OF that department.
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POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
MI. VERNON. MI. VERMONT!
11oETRrss MoHRoF, NORFOLK. PORTS MOUTH

leaves ttii street wharf daiiN exCeIt Sunday ffr ut
vernon "a 30 O'clock a. Ttrn1ng reaches Wasling
ton about $50 pm.
oS0 l. l.. BLAKF, Captain.
fSOEJRTSS MONROE. NORFOLK, PORTS MOUTH
z AND THE SOUTH.
1nlard md sealosrd Coastin4 o.'s Elegant Steamer
Lap tFs re LAM, leaves 9th street wharf every
MONliE.. y DDS ESDhT and FRIDAY q 3 -. IN.
StOpTlrg - .iEeJ Point ard Point Lookout gong and
returiIi CONNECTING OrJlk with B0stIn i'royi-
usnce aud New York steamer. and ali
south and az tid Point ne Cnesap Oiic L.
Tickets ststcrooTCs beseCured AZ Il. t,Ckct
otce, ll IA 81. -Tc Hotel, boat and genera
ofhce. tiJ 18th Il. AitlsFu WOOD, SeC'y " Is
NOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. Fl MONROE
Il AND THE SOUTH Potomac Steamboat COM
tany Ioi'jilar steamer EXCti-IOR, Capt Il, T. TUT
leaves T;h street wharf every ESDAYS and THURS
DAlS,at > "a !. and "a = RDRYS at - Ia stop
PINK at lrey Point and Point lookout, gon, aid
furEiE- Connecting IN Norfolk with Boston. IrDyi-
Gencc AMI New iork stesui-r4 and all rai,c Il nncs
south. and cd FONT with tn Chesapeake Ohio
Ticket ri e+&'c-C te secured at u. o.
OhiCe. 1891 fennsy ivaIi avenue; Il. W Re,' = Dns,
12lt street 1s~hYcst; 81. Mare Fotei. stice
7th - ett y, l.rS l.. NJ HUDGINS. Gen Sr,tt
". T. v:I., H. Agent. u.Llo
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
LARGE SALE OF NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, BEING THE EFFECTS OF THE
LATE LATE. H "a. "a. G VENT The z. ENTIRE
COAsIS ,I OF SEVERAL SOLID WALNU1
IMITATION WALNUT SETS; CHAMBER FUR,
KITCHEN FURNITUkE. SEWING MACHINE
PIANO AND OTHER FIRST-CLASS FURNI-
TURE. ALL PURCHASED NEW LAST JUNE.
By virtue of chatel deed of trust dated February
- 1883 recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds
Of the District of Columbia in Iber No. 1854 folio
ct seq. the undersigned trustee will. MONDAY,
APRIL SIXTEENTH, 1883. at EN- O'CLOCK A. M,
II house NO lO16 Massachusetts avenue northwest sell
the st OF Furniture to said deed of trust
satisfy the debt IN said deed Of trust mentioned,
f1stng OF several solid walnut sets OF chamber furni
lure, wardrObes, bedsteads marble top bureaus and
washs sns bed lounge. extension tables, square table,
sideboard sewing machine cushioned chairs, lounge,
center table, lace and other curtains several sets mta
non wa nu chamber furniture several sets bed prings
musk mattresses, carpets, bedroom and dining
chairs large quantity of bedding, towels pictures and
mantle ornaments, large quantity of crockery dining
room and kitchen furniture, besides numerous other
household articles
J. II. WITAKER, Trustee.
At the close of the above sale gentleman declining
housekeeping viii sell, on the above premises the fol-
Owing: one square seven octave piano, suite paror
furniture hair cloth covered chairs extension table,
carpets, &c. WALTER b. WILLIAMS II CO.,
apll-d Auctioneers.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auotioneers.

II
TT TIE sE or WiHsHT6S Ers 5u -
IMPl:JVED. SITUATED
ON & STREET NORTHWEST.
IN WASHINGTON STREET,
ON STREET NORTH.
DELAWARE AVENUE. THIRD STREET EAST,
ON STNEET NORTHWEST.
Or Nj STREET SOUTH
AND ON Il STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court d ~,
ghre Ct al will seI under deed of trust re- LID
fG'i DAY i Of Sr XII G 49, Sn at HIVE @ t
NJ III 'front.' OF The Premises. Lot No. 26. with i'm
squs:e &c 5iS. his Tot fronts 176 FEET x inch on G
stieet n4rtnyse opposite he Lew Pension building
end vi b. 80 in seven convenient parcels each about
Ard on FRIDAY The SIXTH APRIL. at FIVE p.
IL H. re, Il @t 20 IN sg'Ie 5ls This OF fronts WASH
CT a 2.hbhY, sEvlE Ii April. at FIVE P. NJ.
T. f. IS ne r. IN Sl vs. s @n a05s s1 Nos no.
arcGae %rc "a street est.
rS r., 81 ne premises viii eel Lott Nos 81 - IS,
dots Nos IT. to 81 fiy i've agd Lots Nos a e 3d. in
,t,.,W. nNASDA!. tl.S ELEVENTH April, at FIVE
,, in square No. 526. with the building thereon on
81 et no H. between - and Atm streets west. and al
j.. - IL sC:ras No IS. wi9h tie imtrovements. On n
S' r., t hGt- ~ and 3D.: 3D. St W and
the rear parts Of lois Nos. g. g. 10 and ii, in the
aG T It 81 2 s9qF 9s Th St Ss
-, IN sqqsTe No 81. with the improvements. on II
Terms: One third cash, of whic, n deposit of 800
On ca arce VIII be required at time of sale balance
cured by deed of trust on the sold or ali cash
81 gpln o. purehsser If the terms a-enat compiled
sold at tl,s Of defaEltng purchaser. Coneyancing
mh23dSls ALAN A. DALE. trustees
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MINNIE PALMER AND THR ". L. l. CORPS BENZ
FIT.-The performance given by Miss Minnie Pal
mer and the "My Sweetheart" Company at Ford's
last night, for the benefit OF the Washington Light
Infantry Corps, was very largely attended. Be-
fore the performance a fine exhibition drill was
given by the ''crack" squad Of the corps During
the evening Miss Palmer was presented by the
corps with beautiful floral ship, and by the
washington Lodge OF ElkS with floral eIk'5 head.
This evening fine picture of Miss Palmer, suit
able for framing, Will be given every one attend
ing the perform nee as q souvenir. Miss Palmer
leaves for Europe May Sth TO open the New Grand
Opera House, London, the only theater In Europe
built on American plans.
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sehe(ule q take effect SUNDAY, NOV II. 1882.
IeeV. Wellington from Station cJrIer OF New Jet-
Icy aEtft'.e aha Z street
For In -. Cincinnati. Louisville. and st Louis,
GslS. 3 80 a. M. iD-tJ Il IL. $50 J.. H.. with
olr"u<h cy-cues and Pa'ace Sleeping Cars to above
Iolht- " 5',iit change; lois n. daily Chicago
For itE-barf. Cleveland and Detroit st1ol5 :. m.
H. otu : - isiiE, al =. solid train to
fluebuES. warn Sleeping attached. ~
Train fer Fhi,aG,l Lila aud New York 81 6 IN ~,
GaL}. tIceat sunday. I'm. AMI $40 PIN daily
with Pa .ar AID Sleeping Cars attached ''
a foF f2it'fc.1 an week Cay . GO 20 7-t5. 8:1o
and /" : u, II 20. 20 -, 3 80 80 40 3: 49,
.. 80. 9-i0 II 90 pm
. f9- b tnore on sundays. $50. 7:45 GAIN. I:25.
AS, ,. 4-iJ. IS : gsU =. M -N'
For SEuapos. $50 IL. Il: 40 and 40; on Sunday
pa. tn. 4 40 pm. - ''
foi way staurls between Washington ana h itirnore
f@r stations on Ae,ropoit , Branch 3 TO- 8 10 a m.
% T. IN. Diary, except Sune2y ! - u. m day f,r
Stauht y 10 ~ m dai cNgeI.t Sunday: for Pagers
Sunday - '14E 0ANcP'
Trains arrive from the West daily, go. 7:35
%. 90 $1,000
Prom. sew York and Ph.lsde!.his. .55. sis am
oalS ~ y m daily. exceit sunday.
fotii Atnapols. 80 a. IA 49, 6:51 p. N SUNDAY
10: 40 r.. 6.3I l. ''
roii stauHtor- Z:i5 p daily. except SUNDAY
Prom Frederick. Haeerstown and inerIneiiate
point. 80 IN FREDERICK and way stations @ AZ
m. Z-l3. 4:iU pm ana : 30 pm daily except sun.
Trains lave Baltimore fog WASHINGTON At 4.ao
10 10. 10, ., y 10 and 1850 m. II Is 81
40 20 ~ 20 $40 ana 80 pm. on sundays g.
Relay S:stion $500 O-N 9>'p al
for further information apply at tls Bati,nor, an
Iuns5 Sania avenue. corner llth stre. ls-e orjsr.
VII he i2ken Tor baggage be Checked All r,ivI AZ
s1y Ioint IN the city 80
NM w; CLEA.AIs. 81. o: l., Baltimore. aud C. X.
LORD IL T. A. ~ "a
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District Govern ment Affairs.


Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisa:
JnoI Spr1ngman, repair brick, lot 10, So 49, 500
Mrs. o. X. Foster, repair brick, southeast corner
q and 18th streets northwest; $l,0'0. Herr q
Cssell, repair brick, corner Grace and Potomac
streets. Georgetown; 81 ,0O0 Casper Souta, repair
brick, 1881 Wlltberger street, 81 100. L, W. Widdi-
comb repair brick, COS 18th street northwest; $500
j. Murphy, erect four dwellings, alley between ii
and and I'd and Sd streets northwest; 81, 600 q.
W. T. SwartZell, erect two small dwellings in rear
1911 10th street northwest; $1,000. Charles w.
Handy, erect four tw0-St0ry dwellings, Nos. 60 and
62 street northwest; g. aC0. Frank Harvey, erect
three-story and basement dwelling, II. between
9Th and 10th streets northwest; s., 600 S. s. Black
and New Jersey avenues northwest: 5000. Mrs.
Flora b. Cabell, repair brick, 201 south A street
southeast; $500. @. w. Utermehle, erect a three
story and basement dwelling, 1913 5th street tn.
west: $4,000 VIM. H. yeerhof, repair frame 80
Sth streets northwest; $500 Sophia Hes. repair
frame, street, between ID and Sd streets north
east: 800 A. N. Duncanson, erect a two story
dwelling, 9TH street, county: $500 John Conner,
erect a two-story dwelling, New Jersey avenue and
G street northwest 81, 800.
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Va liter Il. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctiopeers
IMPORTANT ART SALE.
We viii sell at our saIssroonl. corner 10th and
streets north west. tfacng ieunsy avenue) com
mencInx on TUESDAY. APRIL iENTH, at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK, and continue each morning ut II O'clock
afternoon al and evening at 30. Until the entire stock
Is disposed OF, large and complete assortment of
works OF Art viz: Roman Urns (six feet hi"hl Italian
marble and Aiabaster StatCary and Works of Art
Groups Marble Vases Of vafiegated DESIGNS, Animals
Card Rec.yers Fruit Stands, together with large as
sOrtIleHt OF Gems OF Art
60 DDS Will he On exhibition Monday. April 9th. to
puDc generally. 5000
oalo positive ani without reserve commencing
TUESDAY MORNING.
Seats provided for ladies.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
app Auctioneers.
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SALE OF CoNDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
BARRACKS, WASHINGTON, Dc
4EN O'CLOCK A NJ We shall sell at pubic auction a
isrke Hia1ity OF condemned articles such Cartridge
Boxes MTsket Sings Bay net Scaobarda, Sworis
Mast wa, belts hnaIssebs Haysrsaets Cantesns. old
Large Iron Boilers. Stoves. etc, etc.
Terms cash time O! sale.
BY order OF the QGartcrrnaster.
AID WAITER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-10
Twelve Hundred Cigar Makers ON a

CINCINNATI, April 10.-Twelve hundred cigar
makers are on strikes here They demand an In
crease of 81 per 1000 in consequence OF the taking
OFT OF the tax OF s. per ], GOO At meeting this
morning 1t Was reported that several manufac-
turers had agreed TO give the increase
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucs1oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE No 1924
Maryland AVENUE EAST.
b virtue of deed of trust recorded in Iiher No
oJ 90 D, one OF the land records the District a
OF Y.nnbia az surviving trustee. will sell in front 1A
OF OF, me premises, at public auction, FRIDAY THE
IN ~ E iii DAY OF APRIL. A. ID. 1888, AT FIVI,
O1LOoh T. NJ all that certain piece parcel of land
itate ana lying III the city Of Washington D. c. being
hno~n and described as lot numbered eight 49, In
James r oilards subdivision of part of square num-
sr,u q9n hundred and six 00O6l recorded in Ltber
" H. n, iono go, sc. in the surveyors Office of the
nistric OF Columbia. tos ether with all the improve
heitS Ways. easements. rights. PRIVILEGES and apDrr-
- $1,000
.IerMs: One-third cash; balance, SIX twelve and
eighteen nonhsnotes to bear interest and to be se-
cred fy deed OF trust preuisesor all option
OF purchaser Conyeyancing at purchasers cost Terms
70 &c implied with IN seven days. otherwise the Trus-
@ reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the
defaung purchaser. after five days public notca in
hone neS sIarer published n Washington D. c. de-
posi-. OF 100 required at sale.
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