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NJ tOLEY. Aucdonser,
TNHOS. j. FISHER l. CO.,
Il heal Estate Auctioneera
UNINPROVFD PROPER

UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Finder and ss b. gTtas f q deere Of tn,
Csuss No !. 767. wherein Temple ct al are Com, x
Iia nants and Mortinston ct al defendants, the
following described real estate. at the times places
on TUESDAY. MAY FIRST. at FOUR OCLoCKp
IL. on the prsmiseS We shall sell Lots Nos. ends il,
sg1,srs No TO- on north street. 6tween 25th and
NY u DIAlELY AFTER, on the premises. part of
~ 3 s
C;tEeet btweep 2lst and 22d street northwest
70 iss Let; r.
fSiBH "a neTh spd sh a6 rs ws
60 ~ z2 and 49, in So No. 43. ON street northwest
=, IIMf DTATEL9 4AFfER. on the premises, Lots /.
D. T. and md square east o, square l4s These
WI M isf sfc6Sb a.
Toom UGd IL OK p NJ on the pem,ses, Lot No s.
Of ~ p ) a,T S 80 gss.ss west
sGg,h faits sTest and New Jersey avenue
street. between Delaware and street west the
TsiMEDIaTELY AFTEK. on the premises. Its Iet 5 in
square east OF square 642 corner OF south q and Is
81 q a. E saS on Of g south
IMMfp S f Asf ff on the premises. all o,
On THURSDAY, MAY THIRD. at -FOUR AND A
$40. 1Oox1i5. at the of souh and 10th street
,-TMMEDIATrLY AFTER. on the premises. Lot No.
Is q ~ on 9Th strs It ssst bet g and sts south
SO Io91 on I'm Ct east bet south M and streets
O'CLOCK p NJ. the premises. Lot in So NO. lOlI
on - nnessee avenue. Lear iinco Park.
INN DlATILY AFTER. on the premises Lot in
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, on the premises, Lots and
IA. IN square No. l095, on East Capitol and north
a street between 18th and 18th SITS. east.
part of " 1887 Lot corner 18th and
southeast and part Lot n, fronting feet on 18th
street. near street southeast
INN dat LY AFTER, on the premises, I,ots and
square 1896 south street between 17th and 18th
On SATURDAY. MAY FIFTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK
street northwest
Sub Lot 40 square e SIS; Lot s; square COS:
l. and south ha s q Lot sa i d0'
Lot 9. square 81 Iots s. squsre6i3;
Lot II. square GIT, Lot ;. square CO..
Lots 5 and J. square east OF 1854:
Lot T. square south Of square SGT;
lots and %. square east OF south of &C., and the
east loi feet inch on street, Of square No. 595
OF the purchase money in cash. and the residue two
equal instalmen's at SIX and twelve months respect
lively with interest q. the rate Of six 6 per
annum from day Of SALE to be secured BY approved
notes. with reserved II the property sold; or the
purchaser shall have the option OF paying all the pur-
chase money in cash. money deposit shall be re
amount whereof will I've announced ON day Of sale
Upon default OF any purchaser in comply with terms
OF sales within ten Q0) DAYS. the property upon which
defsuls has been made be resod at the risk and
cost OF the defauag purchaser aftea three (3)
notice in the Evening Star newspaper Convey ancing
sAsA oc ~ the cost OF purchasers.
CHAs. u. FOWLER, Trustee
Webster aw Building sos d st. northwest,
IHoo :. FISHER CO.. Aactoneers. apis, I, th&ds
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TO The Editor of TUE EVENING srAa
The local statistical religious information fur.
nished HE STAR on saturday last by q. Bucking-
ham woudcar much greater weight OF author
ity IL less degree OF sectarian prejudice was mani,
Tested in treating OF the subject The compiler.
after designating the various Protestant denom,-
nations eNsing here, undertakes 70 classify a
Romanists the ecclesiastical body from which the
former have from time 10 time separated ana in
this he practices a disceurtesy amounting almost
TO rudencsS, thereby tending in some degree TO
discredit tae data which he has undertaken 20
publish. EvmaBiStS 81 he ciasifies them are thoee
OF the Catholic taith Astounding In all parts OF tho
world, am rating on the best standard aut hority
70 more ttaa tWo hundred millions OF souls OF all
races ana Tongues, looking 10 Rom G as the center
OF unity ana the seat or ecclesiastical authority
since the days or tie Apostles They are properly
known as Roman Catholics, and there are ten mil
noasof them living under the Stars andSirfpes How
preposterouS ana narrow nded then 20 endeavor
10 provincial the forty Thousand OF US resident
here rs Rom MISS Ii e. buckingham aims 20 he
publlceSt : hln hrSt discard sectar1an pre-
JUDGE ROMAN CATHOLIC,
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PROFESSIONAL.

THASY FEET AND DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN
~ air and sunshine increase vitality and longevity.
hence. the most eminent physicians. surgeons. and
tn3nsSnds OF other we'll known personsses. visit DE-
lsrd's Hotel for relief from and avoidance Of corns
ences etc Office fee 81 per visit Established in Wash
tngton, ID. G.. IN 1851. m30
nR- H. L. BOvEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
~ treats successfully Female Diseases. NeuralxA
Rheumatism. Chills Paralysis Nervous Diseases &c.
Turkish, Russian, Sulphur and all Medicated Baths
given. l4l7 @ street, opposite Riggs House. o20
nR. NJ. 8. PARSONS. MEDICAL ELECTkRIAN,
lJGalvanic ana Electro vapor Baths, Massage Sweed
tsh movements, Magnetic Treatment &C. Hours from
9a.m. to Pm. 1927 street northwest. o6-7ms
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TrRvelers, Gmtde.

PENNSYLVANIA RoAD:--FOr Baltimore-a m.
$40. 500 tex;h $50 sexl 1880 eek, p M, 1 30
(e1 40 {ex), 4:40 $50 80 (ex) $50 tex} 10 20
lexl Bos ton-pm., lao; on Sunday s:so. New
York and east-a.m:. ex.l $50 q. ex.), 1880
{eAl Pm. 30 texl, 4:20 texl, $50 teK), 10 20
1890 (ex.l Pm, $50 (ex.l, 4:aO texj ESQ Eek
1920 tex) For Ptttsburg and west-a.m., Q 80
{s1is Nan; $50 m go tex For RSchestsr
$40 Pm, 40. Richmond and south-am., g. 80,
II % Pms
7:4s (ex.l 9, 10 (ex) Pm. 1910, $40 (ex), :Ss
exl g. $50. $40, 6:45 tex). 2, ESQ {exl, IL 80
For New York and Philadelphia-a.m., $40 (ex)
(ex:l Pm, geo (ex.I For Chicago. Cincinnati
ana st Louls-am., 40e tex.), 1878 {ex1 Pm,
9:65 lexl For Plttsburg-a.m., 10:l5 tex.j Pm,
$40 (ex) Detroit-p.m., $40 (ex) Valley OF vir-
gtnfa-a.m $40 (ex.) Point OF Rocks and way
am, $50 Pm, l:45, 6:05
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: Z am. 500; II am, $50; pm.
49, Maximum, a. 9: minimum, 357.
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ATTENPTED OUTRAGE ON CHILD.-A special to
the Baltimore Ansertcan from Towson. Nd, says:
OnlceF John W. Green. OF the 9Th district yester.
tempting to commit an outrage on the person OF
IDA uerTyman alias Ida Irwin, aged about eleven
accused on ball. his father-in-lsw, Peter Parker.
becoming security Tor his due appearance 10 ans
WeI. shock has wife liyine.
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General Foreign News.


LONDON April A.-Lord CariingfOrd, lord presI-
dent OF the council and minister of agriculture
Dunraven's remarks regarding the condition OF
the people of Ireland, said the accounts from the
distressed districts had been decidedly more en-.
couraging during the last three weeks. He said
the government were agreed that emigration was
the best and the inevitable remedy for the dis
necessary to force 1t upon the people. The gov
ernment had received hopeful offer for tho
removal OF number OF selected families across
the Atlantic. In consequence OF this statement
the motion OF Lord Dunraven for the adoption OF O
scheme OF emigration was withdrawn.
QUANTITY OF DYNAMITE
has been discovered In the forts at Chatham. No
fuse was attached to the explosives, and it was
probably placed there as threat
POLAR EXPLORERS WELL.
ST: PETERsBuRG, April A-The Geographical
petition located at the mouth OF the river Lena
stating that the explorers all WE'LL The lowest
temperature recorded during the winter was SO
reaumur.
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HITCH. FOX / BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.
TINHOMAS BOWLING. Auct.oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO AND
HALE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
On STREET, NEAR NINETEENTH NORTH


WEST. NO. 1877.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Anna NJ Rein a.
muth dated the hrst day OF December. A. D. exh E:a
teen hundred and seventy-hye. and recorded in 0Sa
laber No sl6 folio 81 one Of the Land Of the
highest and lest hddss IN front Of hs premises on
a D: 1889, AIHAI.F- PAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE
and premises, tuate. lying and being In the
Columbia. known and designated upon
bered seven l, in square numbered one hundred aud
seven tltD: BEGINNING for the at the southeast
corner OF said lot and running thence along the
line OF north street twenty (2O feet thence north one
hundred and forty u47) fs ten 0) inches to
the north or rear line Of said thence east
feet to the east line OF said lot thenc. sout along said
line to the place Of beginning together with all ana
gular the improvements" vet ceerz in said deed of
trust mentioned 49, ~ N "a
Terms Of saie ethird OF the prch. se money h h.
paid in cashof which two hundred (20OJ dolars must
he paid at the time of sae-and the residue In three
equal in one, two aud three years respectiveiv
from date OF SALE with interest at the rate OF six per
centum per annum. payable semi uahy for which
the purchaser must give notes. secured by deed of
trust with covenant Of insurance and taxes on the
p eInses sold all cash, at the purchasers option
II the terms OF sale not complied with within five
days from the day Of SALE the trustees the right
to resell the property five days public notice in the
Evening Star at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
in default All convey ancng and recording at the cost
ANTHONY HYDE Trustee
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Men and Arms for Haytien Insurgents
HEARING IN THE CASES OF THE OFFICERS OF THE
STEAMER TROPIC.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2l-Capt Augustus c.
Rand, OF the steamer Tropc, who was arrested
early this morning, and First Mate Thomas PEN
der, and Second Mate Willis Rand, who were ar
rested yesterday, upon the charge OF violating the
neutrality laws, by the shipment OF men and arms
for the Haytten insurgents, were given hearing
this afternoon before United States Commissioner
Elmunds. One OF the three seamen who made
the complaint testified that while the steamer was
at this port On March 16 q number
of boxes, which were subsequently found to con-
tain rifles, were at Neif1e & Levy'S wharf: that
forty or fifty men were taken On board at the
first stopping place, and that forty fifty more
men were transferred from the schooner Lizzie
Walls, of Nassau, when met by the Tropfc. The
men were landed east OF the harbOr OF Miragoane
and three OF the crew who helped them to land
received 800 each. While at lnaqua an officer Of
an English man-of-war, lying in the harbor, came
On board.
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Tewkesbtlry AImshouse Abuses.


Y.
BOSTON, April 24-Margaret Perry, OF Boston,
teStlfled that the nurses at Tewkesbury were
rough In their treatment Of the patients striking
sane patients to prevent their asking for necessa-
rtes The witness detailed the outrages inflicted
unOn various inmates from time to time. Mrs.
AOole f. Wheeler saw nurse named Cunning
Jump upon the stomach OF a patient with her
knees six times because she would not take m :di-
cine. Thomas Marsh was very familiar with the
nurses. Other testimony OF the same shocking
character was given as to abuses Of inmates.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Il ~ ESDAf April "a. 1883.
I'd Edition.
--latest lGlGgranS to The Star.
Delegates TO the Land League Conven.

Delegates 20 the Land League COnyen.
NEW YORK, April 24-About 20 delegates from
the various New England cities to the conven-
ton OF the Irish National Land League. which
opens in Philadelphia tomorrow, passed through
this city this morning. Among the number were
j. Boyle O'Refliy, editor OF the Boston PiIos NJ P.
Curran, editor OF the Boston Globe, and Congress-
man P. A Collins, of Boston. About $50 delegates
will 60 from this city Tomorrow morning at z
O'Clock by the Pennsylvania railroad. Among them
John Dewey, Dr.. VIM. B. Wallace aud others
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ANTHONY HYDE. Trustee.
ap17-d&ds DAVID RTTTENHOUSE, Trustee.
A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE.

MONDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH, at FIVE p NJ, a.
VIII sell at auction. the premises. Lot 70, plan
street.
cured by deed Of trust interest six per cent $50 de-
chaser If terms are not complied with in ten DAYS the
property VIII be resold at cost Of purchasing party
ap2l-7 ~ xdminis.r.sor
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

4 ffANt'ERV SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
- SIDE OF NINTH STREET, THIRD LOT SOUTH
FROM THE CORNER OF o STREET NORTH.
WIST.
l.trtct of Columbia, pass, the % day of IA:
NTTi. A. D. 1888. in guilty Cause 3, 093 the un -A@l
Ge-.ned rUstees will sell to the highest bidder nj
ni3ic auction. on IT tSDAY; the IWENTY- FOURTH
ltAI OF APRIL, A. D. Is 3, at FIVE O'CLOCK p
- il, front Of the premises. Lot mum bered fifty three
tI3', II square numbered three hundred and sixty
ugted in the City of Washington. District oi
Etuiis improved by two frame teneInents mum
t.itd 1925 end 1880 9Th street northwest.
lsInls If sale, prescribed by decree One third Of
Ec CrcGse money cash. and the residue in two euua
,rs;a! mems payable at six and twelve months wi
Htere-t e six cent per @unum from date of sale
eI'si If leo required at time of sale. If terms
To' Ccl"rhed with in ten days from date of the
ftU-ts the right to II the property at tht
!!sE add coat Of defalitiGg purchaser.
JANE II. SMITH.
LIE Droit Building, T,
Il. b. LIE NJ, trustees
" 4l6 5th st. n.w.}
DUSGaNsoN BROS. Aucts ap10- d&ds
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Gold and Silver ore i'm Pennsvlvania.

READING, PA, April M-Considerabe excite
owing to a supposed discovery OF gold vein.
Farmers have given up their business and COM
menced digging on their premises. Kreitzer &
Co, OF Philadelphia, have equipped a mine with
sixty horse-pow engine. furnace for smelling
ore, ETC., and are making daily shipments Of
quartz to Philadelphia. over Sc, 600 have already
been spent in experimenting It is also claimed
that q rich vein OF silver has been struck
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ELECTRICITY AS MOTIVE PowER.-Prof Henry
Morton, OF the Stevens Institute OF Technology
delivered remarkable address in New York last
evening, In which he showed by experiments. that
by SIMPLE contrivance and at slight expense
electricity could be used as a motive power, not
merely to propel street cars, but TO run the most
complicated kind OF machinery,
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A CCTION SALE or A DESIRABLE BUILDING
"A LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF x STREET,
BE WEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY
osECOND STREETS NOkTHNEST.
O'CLOCK r. M shaI eai. ia front Of the prcmises
the east Is feet 10 inches front BY the depth Of lot
ak t6). square seventy -three (73l
Terms one third cash and the balance In two and
snaSG yeaSA % ~ pr ceot interest payable semi an
auey. SecoIeo ~ ed Of trust 81 cash at option
o. HnIcoAser 8lo0 deposit at time Of sar. cod I'll
- - co0vcyAncanG ct purchaasrs cost Terms
ap12-So&ds J. r. COLbWELI. AunaonnaE.
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The Dublin Murder Trial.

DUBLIN, April A-The trial OF Timothy Kelley
was resumed to-day, and fifteen witnesses testi-
fed In favor OF the prisoners claim OF an alibL
Joseph Hanlon, one OF the conspiracy prisoners
awaiting trial, was brought to the courtroom
from Kilrnainham Jail to-day. 1t is likely that he
Will be examined by the crown.
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DUNCANsOS BROS. AEcuoneers.

III
cHiNcEh9 SIZE Fsf OF yAgA, gkt FE APP
s MESr ~ b Il TyEEN liFrH hS9 SIX IL
THfFI six ASp it ivENIH - EFr IN
ft sl6 ST REf N2 ~ xhsh Est RF E WY
. hif FihM GF s ft ThA s Wob sRII
OK ely AID WI OF saw NH aTl,EET
Undes a-c:ee Of tn ;,'.rcie Court of the Dis
trct o ColEri u, III qay cause No $40. passed Is
front ii t Tctve p1ss1s at the e and t On the
terms hereafter stated property des crtei. that is
on THuRs0 ". APRIL TWENTY SIXTH 1881. at
No 49, b. gaming Their ;r 81! tn. south Inn, " nor
street - f-et west Of ts northea- said ot
Is fe an thence east . feet to the bceinnGg. inn
proved ~ ;our-story brick dwelling No 80 street
o AlfG &C. On s,iE E., pay D. q. HALF,r.sT FIVE
beginning therefor ,he southw, Il cor1tr Of sa lot
feet f thence nrrs se ft in te f aasi eat
inebs thence north "a f.et 81 Inches to To line q
feet o4 inches to + street: tn nee Wet rs f,et ~
fnr s e. the Ses G n dS, by bro %
PrenIses are now Under 10 A. NJ. sr tn rental
Also . on FRIDAY. hPI I Tw sS N ~
1ss q. FIVE G',,L0tkl ~ that tract Ct land
spoint On the the south Inc q new road which in 1sl
Ittr It 'P Pe it 30 and nrehes and hs
section with the eastern line Of another road at the
chasci by william Little from BENZ o. and Wm II.
3 afd n roa north sPs 50 T the s ssnh am D Of the
100 PerChes % the corner aforesaid thence with the
east line OF the last mentioned road south degrees
"A and CT 100 percheS. thence south 50 east Is
Percies thence in straight inc TO the bernnng con
tanning three acres more less improved by Owe hing
bo'se and other farm buildings and being the same
tract ct nv yed by John A. Ihrockmort to William
Lite. trustee and by him to Geo. Burns by dee DIS
core, N hber a. s. ISL. folio col and j. A. do
foho 40 dated. respectively. August 20. 1859 and
September 80. 1851.
Also. : a. URDAY. APRIL TWENTY EIGHTH,
1s-3 At FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the unex rired term of
So yesrs lesse, daied August 1853. (snhject pay
nent d s2io annual ground rent and with privilege of
buy ms TIE Zee at any time dun term for ~. 000 of
part OF lot - square Az beginning therefor at point
Oh the east He of sal lot 20 feet from the northeast
corner thereof, and running thence south 10 feet;
tienC@ west ca feet to alley openlnl, str
Thence nortn with the east line of s.Ild alley 40
thence esst 81 feet TO the sginning improved by
fwo-sry houses used stores Nos. ~ and 932 Eth
street northwest, which ay be sold separately
setf;er.
Terms: OEC-fourth cash. residue in equal payments
81 SIN twelve EnCttlEhte months, with
per coht- from day of sale al cash for
euy te confirmation sale desired.
depost OF 200 required Of each piece and all
coHHeydncinG 1t purchasers St If sale are
not com. led with from day of sale
t re e:ves tn right To- resell the property which
default has been mad 1T the risk and of the
1auLs pure aser purchasers after five public
Gguce OF such resale III sOme newspaper published in
Washington, ID. &.
GEO. W. COCHRAN Trustee,
Pei tsCiya rtIa nrtl.yr
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, CORNER PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated July 7th. GA
1873. and recorded in Lber No. 791, folio 163
the land records of Washington county District IA
Columbia and at the request of the holder Of the bond
secured thereby will sell at public auction. in front
OF Of, the premises on Friday. THE FOURTH DAY
OF MAY. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all that
piece parcel Of ground situate in the city of Washing
ton and known as part of Lot nine Co., and the whole
OF lots ten (l0> and eleven N1) in square numbered
nine hundred and twenty FIVE (s25 and bounded
loifows: Beginning ut the northeast angle of
said square and running south along 9th
street east one hundred and four 900 feet
and nine 90 inches; thence west one hundred and
pine uo91 feet and one l inch; thence rth one hun
Gred and seventy three l73) feet and Cd inch to
point five 5 feet ENTHUSIASTICALLY from the
OF Pennsyivan avenue and the public square; thence
ao said avenue one hundred and tweny-three (l23)
feet. to the place Of beg inning.
Terms: One-th1rd cash. and the balance payable in
equal at six and twelve months after date
De secured by notes bearing eight cent interest
a cash. II the purchaser prefers $50 to be deposited
or acceptancesof bid. Terms to be compiled with in
seven days after sae and in default of compliance the
trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
ap24-d WASH, B. WILLIAMS Trnstee
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11T. VERMONT MT. VERMONT

STEAMER W., W. CORCORAH
Leaves tn axest wharf daily teKceGt sunoayD for M
Vernon at 10 O'Clock q N. retprning reaches sshinG.
ton sb0ut 80 Pm.
90 Z. l. BLAKE. Captain.
FokThEss H0E kS @l E9 sSFyT1 PosTsHOUrE
inland md eesboard CoasHns 90 . E1seant stsamsx.
LADY OE The LAKhs eeya CD szset yhan every
etopp1n9 - Hney Point end Point Lonaoss gut16 saA
retfning: Connec14n6 ~ Norfok v1sA bossnn ptcvl.
sssss =: sss ia. ~ - ~ q e ~
::i:ssssS Is S~iEkiS EsS;SSS g. ;;s : ~
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1NHOMAS LOWING, Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
On The WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH By
TWEEN l. AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree PASSED by the Supreme eseR
Court Of The District Of Columbia in equity cause e8
No lOIs. will sell at public auction, TUES -
DAY. THE FIRST DAY OF MAY. A. d. 1883 al
give O'CLOCK Z. NJ, in front Of the premises all
iha part Of Lot No % Of the subdivision square No
point 18th street four south of the northeast
Der Of sad lot and running thence south twenty i've
feet to wide public alley In the Of said lot
Ierms: third cash. and the balance at six and
Twelve months. with interest all cash. st the option
Of the purchaser deposit $50 viii Be required at
tne time OF sale All conveyancing at the expense Of
the purchaser All assessments taxes 10 NAV 1884
payable out Of the purchase money.
VIM. f. MATTlNGLY, Trustee.
apiS-d&ds No ass eth street,
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BALTIMORE, MD, April A.-The tenth annual
convention OF the Maryland State Temperance Al
j nee began in this city to-day, and Will continue
i session two days. About four hundred dele
gates are present from all portions OF the state.
MIS-. j. Ellen Foster, OF Iowa, and ex-Gov. st.
John, OF Kansas, are also in attendance, and Will
ADDRESS the convention.
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HanIan at Boston.

Boston, April 24-Edward Hanlan, the cham
piOn sculer, arrived here this morning. Lee OF
Newark, is with him, and both will go to Lowell
this afternoon, where they are to train for the
coming races. Hanlon looks to be In splendid con-
dition,and is trained down well, being within seven
pounds or his rowing weight
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il Co.. Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NORTH OF
WASHINGTON d. G.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NORTH OF
WASHING ION, ID. G..
On WEDNESDAY, MAY SECOND. 1883, ataa8
IHREE O'CLOCK P. NJ. viii sell at auction. on SF54
the premises valuable Lot of about SO acres of -
land and house situated on the Ridge between Rock
Creek and Broad Branch. about three miles north of
Washington. and adjoining the lands Messrs Lyle
Pierce Sheer aker and b. =. Swartz.
L ne situation IL beautiful commanding fair view of
te Capitol and If properly cared for will make an e.
CANT country seat to be approached either by the Broad
branch road or by the Brentwood and Broad Branch
road. ana short distance through Shoe,uaker's or
ed as FIR lit dairy farm.
Terms easy. and made known at SALE
For further particulars inquire Of
WILLIAM READING
apL4-d Near Cabin John P. o., Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-24

THE LOWEST BIDDER-Jay Marshall, OF this
city, was the lowest bidder In the Hot Springs
contract yesterday, his bid being SS20.0. Arthur
Flynn. also OK this city, was the next lowest; his
being $74,625.