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FUyRUSTEF'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PROPERTY IN MT. PLEASANT, KNOWN AS

o. Z.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the thirteenth ~,
day Of April 1880. and recorded in Liber No. $40 3
folio 4s Ct Of the land records Of the M
c of Columbia and at the request OF the holders Of
the notes secured thereby default having been made
premises, on SATURDAY. ME TENTH DAY Y" az aIs
MARCH, 1883. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK M,
all that certain piece parcel of ground real estate
or tract Of land lying and being In the said county Of
in said District and adjacent to said city
OF ashington. containing seventeen and half Q711
acres OF land. less and being the same which
was conveyed and described in certain deed in trust
recorded IN Iiber D. No: folio 452 &C, of the land
ior said county In said District saving and ex
SoR0e Eye In certain deed recorded in ber No 62o
premises above described being the homestead Of
:. X Brown and improved by three story frame
dweiilhg, stables and other buildings.
OF sale: One fourth cash balance In SIX twelve
anu elxnteen months with interest at the rate Of six
SeH. the deierred payments to be secured by deed
~ trust or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
d must DC deposited on the day Of sale Unless the
5ers OF sale are complied with within days the
the right to resell at the cost Of the
IT cor nwpgPEN BENJAMIN P. SNYDER Trustee.
o. l. NoLDWELL. Auctioneer. 27-eo&ds
ssg,,pTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SSanrohDAY. APRIL FoURTKkNrH. 1858, At same
mlo-sSt&dss BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. Trustees
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LABOR NOTEA-Woolen mill spinners at Ded.
ham. Mass, struck yesterday for higher wages,
throwing 800 or 400 men out OF work.-The en-
ployes OF the Melert foundry at Reading, Pa, also
struck for higher wages; 100 men out OF work
The strike Of the Lynchburg Va-) tobacco opera
tveS has ended by arbitration.-The western
nail association met In Pittsburg yesterday. II
was decided to postpone the CONTEMPLATED shut
down until May It'll or lateI.-The Chicago
bricklayers' strike continues unchanged-The
Philadelphia boamers OF the southern district
have ordered strike In mills which refuse TO pay
$t4 week.-The puddlerv IN AcLAnahan q
Smiths rolling min. q Hollidaysburg. Pa. struck
yesterday.
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The Maryland Presbytery met at Rockville No.
last evening The opening sermon was delivered
oy Rev. Mr.. Linganfeiter Rev. J. j. Bullock, OF
this city was present
The X. o. X r. Co. yesterday declared a semi
annual dividend OF per cent upon the stock OF
the main stem or the Washington branch OF the
railroad surplus OF 500 0o1 is also added 10 the
surplus fund.
Gov. Butler, OF Massachusetts, has appointed !.
a. Chadwick, or Boston, as Railway commissioner:
D. h Tareox, OF Lawrence, as insurance commits
Sioner; Miss Clara Barton, OF Worcester supertn-
tendent OF the women's prison at Sherborn-
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a Fossnasser U.lng old Nsa n,rs.

,,TnILADkLFHIA, PA., April IL > AbrAbam ID.
Hackman. postmaster at Pipersville Bucks
county, was brought here to-day by deputy u
marshal, charged with refusing old postage
stamps REUSED stamps having been frequently
discovered on letters from that Town an investiga-
tion was had and 10 was found that Hackman Kent
cancelled stamps To the letters The accused WAS
afraigned this afternoon before United States
commissioner Phillips and held In g., 500 bail to
answer.
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WIN. P. YOUNG. Real Estate Auctionesr.

AUCTION SALE OF 81. 100 ACRES ON SEVENTH
STREET ROAD NEAR BR10HTWOOD, D. C.
BY virtue OF duly recorded deed Of trust wllaA&
eel at auction, on the premises. at HALFPAST$f&
T Taas Apk u. 1872 81 iSo acres Bright
Terms: One third cash. and the remainder in one and
two years. at six cent 500 deposit Conveyancins
atpnrchaser's cost If terms should not be c0mDlei
With IL ten days the property will be resod at cost Of
APPS. T. 10. IL, IA VIM. 8. THOMPSON Tr,,stea
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Mr.. Merrlck and Ex-Senasof Dorsey
WHAT THE FoRkxR SAYS or HIS oRoss-xxAMnA-
TON OF THE LATTKR

TON OF TIE LArTKR
STAR reporter to-day showed Mr.. Merrick q
statement which has been published in different
parts OF the country TO the Ell ct that he was
afraid to press ex-senator Dorsey on cross-exami-
nation very sharply because Dorsey had threat
ened TO cowhide him II he undertook TO badger
him.
'The statement is not true" said Mr.. Merrick.
Il never heard OF such a threat, and would pay no
attention TO IL even II 1t had been uttered Icross-
examined him without mercy, and these reports
are only Intended 10 weaken the effect against him
OF MS organizations l attacked Dorsey In my
argument AT the last trial. he deserved to be at
lacked, and Will attack him again with more
severity at the close OF the present trial. because
he is more open TO attack. He deserves all can
these frauds"
WHAT Mr. KRR SAYS
MT Ker. speaking OF the same matter said !:
1.-THE statement that any intimation OF q threat
from 8. W. Dorsey Influenced Mr. Merrick In hts
cro6S-examfnatt0n Is an unmittgated falsehood
never heard OF any threat Mr.. Merrick conduct
ed the croSs-examination searchingly. thor
oughly ana denantiy, and openly proclaimed that
DOrSey'S blindness was assumed and pretense.
Every one In this community recognizes the alb
surdity OF Merrtck's being inundated by threat
from anybody. and am confident he will In the
severely with Dorsey than he did IN the
last, for Dorsey On his present cross-eXamination
has been guilty OF deliberate falsehoods manifest
from his own evidence When the time arrives
the government counsel viii all do their full
duty"
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FITCH. FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. Between
EE90RRKfTHK WFsTH A aIo f1fTEISTh, sTREE S
on TWEEN TIEHsn sINT IB, AND TENTH -
.t FpfJR o,Cfhs,R Rf9ii: SEVENTEENTH. 1883 z8
ss On 4 tbe public na9S , sSSeep that
streets. having frontage on street Of twenty
ieet by one hundred and fty-nine (l59) feet to
and 4, square S77. - 'o
Also st FOUR AND HALF O'CLOCK, the SAME
AZ Az, Lot on Rhode Island avenue. between
1; hs a1a l is street, sa; having Of about
hundred and thirtyGve @fs6l feet Being nsr s,
OF Lots 10 and H. IN Square ri.
years with interest at sI co. per cent per snnum Pay
sose sem :1 10 seSured by deed 81 trust the
dsp ns II q s. Zoo 1ss9a HS
!. I. COLOHGAAAs Aucooueer ap1-d&ds
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(IHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE WEST
~ SIDE OF NINTH STREET, THIRD LOT SOUTH
FROM THE CORNER OF 0 STRICT NORTH

FROM THE CORNER OF o STRERT NoRTH I.
WEST.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the Il
District OF Columbia. passed the Cd day Of Na:a
dsrsisnsd Trustees will sell to the highest bidder at
pay OF April, A. d. 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK p
In front OF the premises, Lot numbered fifty three
seyen situated in the City Of Washington District Of
Columbia improved by two frame tenenents, num-
bered 1928 and 1880 9th street northwest
Terms OF sae. prescribed by decree: One third Of
instalments. payable ut six and twelve months With
interest at SIX per cent annum from date of SALE
deposit OF 300 required at time of SALE If terms are
not complied with in ten days from date Of sale the
rnstees reserve the right to resell the property the
JAMES r., SMITH
Le Droit Building, | r-..
r. B. LIE WIS. 7 trustees.
4l6 9th st. NV
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts an1o-sAas
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star
Eile Dublin Trials.


CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.
DUBLIN. April 12-Joseph Smith, another one OF
the accused men who turned informer, reported
the story OF his doings in Phoenix park on May
6th, as related by James Carey at the preliminary
nearing. Smith said he was sworn In as an in.
vlncible three weeks before the murders was COM
mitted. The tnvtncfbles had q secret sign by
when they recognized each other, which was the
David CurIey had introduced himself to the Wit
ness by this sign.
Other witnesses were called by the prosecution,
among tnem being Golden, q Phoenix Park ranger,
concerning the search for the knives used by the
murderers, the result Of which, he said, was re-
ported to Brady.
The physicians who examined the bodies OF Lord
FTeuerck CaVendiSh and Mr. Burke then gave evil
dence relative to the nature of the wounds
The case for the prosecution was closed at
O'CLOCK The case for the defense was then opened.
The photographs recognized by Carey as s'No. II
were those Of lyman.
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LARGE SALE OF NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD
FURNIIURE, BEING THE EFFECTS OF THE
GSATESfs OF HOUSE 81 14w EfhE Eko o6Ms
CONSISTING OF SEVERAL SOLID WALNUT
SETS SETS .2IT0 GHA A. FURNITURE, sEyERAL
k kITTTHHRKEs rl PPkAkkE1K DINtM9 ROOM AMP
TUNE ALL PURCHASED NEW LAST JUNE.
=, BY s yst1s Of sh1tel deed Of trust dated February
ct ct s shs D ctr Of Columbia in Lber No too
APRIL hsnLs s N G5a 1883 at TEN O'CLOCK A.
a. n4use no lOib Massachusetts northwest sell
lug Ist ~ r9rniture annexed to said deed OF trust
eatsIy tne deDt IN said deed Of trust mentioned,
sisng OF several solid walnut sets Of chamber furni
bedstead marble top bureaus and
aaeDoa.ds sewing machine cushioned chairs, lounge
cener soe lace and other curtains several ita
ZION walnut chamber furniture several sets bed sprtngs
dusk mattr carpets bedroom and dining room
cnats iarge qusnnty Of bedding. towels, pictures and
mantle ofnamsnts large quantity Of crockery dining
ko.n sna Atc1en furniture. besides numerous other
j. Il. WITAKER, Trustee.
Attne close OF the above sale gentleman declining
nouseKeeplng VIII sell, on the above premises the fol-
LoWiHs One square seven octave piano, suite parOr
Iurmture naar cloth covered; chairs extension table
carpets, &c. WALTER p VIII IAMS h co
0pA1-u AuctiOneer1,
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THEY ARE STILL IN DANGER OF LYNCHING.
WESTMINSTER, Md, April 12-Hanson Dorsey,
John Clark, Cnas. Warfleld and Robert Goodwin,
the colored men charged with originating the 1re
JAN this morning. Dorsey refused to testify, and
the testimony OF the Others precludes the idea OF
accident. Caution is taken lest the Incidents Of
the hearing become known, for fear of lynching.
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AUCTION SALES.
TEoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

FyHEOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
ONE FULL OCTAVE CONSERVATORY FRIGHT
PIANO, IN FINE 0FDER; ONE SQUARE EMER-
PERBLY CARVED OAK sIDEBOARD, COST
500: VERY ELEGANT DRAWING ROOM FUR-
NiTURE, HANDSOME HALL. STANDS Wal
NUT II. T. CHAMBER SUITS, M. T. TABLES
DECORATED TEA AND TOILET SITS, CHIN :
AND GLASS WARE, DINING TABLES AND
CHAIRS, TOGETHER WITH LARGE ASSORT-
MENT OF OTHEHHoUSEHOLD GOODS.
THIRTY PIECES STRAW MATING ONE FI,E-
yATOR. TEN CASES CONSERVED PEACHES
EXPRESS WAGON AND HARNESS,
CARRIAGES AND HORSES
ALSO
BAY MARE. 13k HANDS, ABOUT s YEARS OLD
SOUND AND GENTLE, DAM BELLE TEN PIE
SIRE WATFRLOO.)
On SATURDAY. APRIL FOURTEENTH, 1888.
within and in front Of my spacious Auction Rooms
shall SELL at TEN O'CLOCK. q varied and very excel
lent assortment of above goods
n B.-Horses and Carriages win be sold at TWELVE
O'CLOCK.
ap12-2t THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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Affairs i'm West Warrington

A VENERABLE LADY PASSES AwAY.-Mrs. James
c. Wilson, who died Tuesday at her residence
daughter OF the late Rev. stephen B. Balch, ID d.,
who was the founder and pastor OF the Presbyte-
rian church in Georgetown for more than fifty
years, and whose history as minister and a man
itself Mrs. Wilson was the mother OF twelve
children, four of whom now live. She was re-
markable for her devotion to her family, fidelity
to her friends, hospitality TO her visitors, and
her-Mrs Tustin, the widow OF the late Rev. Sep
tfmuS Tusttn, ID. D., and Mrs. Williamson, the
widow OF the late William Williamson, esq.,, for
merly chief clerk OF the general land ONCE.
BUILDING AsSoCIATION.-The Equitable building
association, of Georgetown, was fully organized
last night, about l,700 shares being already SUBJ
sGribed. The following officers We're elected: VIM.
Clabaugh, president; 8. ThoS Brown, vice presi-
dent; F. King, secretary; r. E. Frey. treasurer;
directors: John Gibbons. Prof Edgar Frisby, JOS
T. Birch, John W. Morgan, b. r. Mayheld, Rufus
based on the Old plan OF 81 shares, with d maxi
mum rate OF advance OF $500, making the monthly
payments to parties who have taken an advance
of 81 per month per share, and also allowing them
Ing for payment OF dues viii be held next Wed-
nesday night at Goddard's Hall.
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.-At q meeting at
Goddards Hall last night for the purpose OF form
chanics, forty-Seven names were signed to the ap-
plication for a charter. Another meeting will
be held In the same hall next Tuesday evening,
Philadelphia, Will duly institute the council
The FISH MARKET-1S00 herring cold at e6aS9
per thousand; 1000 tayors sold at Sias2 per hun
dred; 400 Shad sold at $l5a$20 per hundred. c. L.
Harper, wharf agent
THE GRAIN MARKBE.-Arrived-Boat E. l. Whit
ney. with 1000 bushels wheat; boat Medly, with
3.40O bushels wheat Sales-,OOO bushels, at llsh.
lamston.N. c., with 600 shingles and 900 feet
OF lumber, for Jos j. E. Lbbey.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT ART SALE

We will sell ut our salesroom. corner 10th and n
streets north west, facing Pennsylvania ayenue) com
henc1ng on TUESDAY. APRIL TENTH at FIEVFN
O-tLOCh, and continue each morning at IN o'clocA
afternoon at and evening at 30. until the stock
Is disposed OF, large and complete assortment of
Works OF Art, viz: Roman Urns (six feet high Ita
Marble end Alabaster Statuary and Works of Art
groups. Marble Vases of varieeated designs Animals
Card RECEIVERS Fruit Stands, together with large as
public generally. '' "
Sale positive and without reserve commencing
PROMPTLY at the hour named, ELEVEN (r(yI OK
TUESDAY MORNING. 0NAA'
Seats provided for ladies'.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO..
"p' Auctioneers.
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The Hir,h Murder Case.

| WHAT DISTRICT ATTORNEY cORKHIII SAYS ABOUT IT.
District Attorney Corkhin states In regard to the
| alleged confession OF Benjamin Johnson as to
| the innocence OF Bedford, Queenan and Pinn con.
| victed OF the murder OF young Hirth, that he Is
satisfied in his own mind and beyond the shadow
OF doubt that they were guilty, and further that
| he has known all along from confidential source
mat mat Queenan made statement to the effect that
rh ana tnai f Pins had
| with them, and that Queenan frequently said be-
lore the hanging that If Bedford had not made
such a fool OF himself they would not have been
where they were, and was understood to mean
that 1t was the intention not to do murder but to
stun, and that he blamed Bedford for striking too
con a,ass to weaken and told one Of
the guards that he would make full state
ment, and about O'Clock that night he expressed
wish to see a reporter OF THE STAR, but when
sod That he the reporter would be down to see
pm early In the morning he did not insist hav-
Ing him sent for. In the morning. however. doubt
less expecting till the last moment a reprieve, he
changed his mind as to making detailed COMES
sion.
NOTHING HAS TRANSFERRED to-day in relation to
the police reorganization. The burglary and rob-
berry cases are few Ju 1ging from the reports made
by The police. No detectives have been appointed
THE CHINESE PRorEsr.-The Chinese minister
has called the attention OF the Secretary OF State
to the application OF the Cinnamon heretofore
mentioned in THE STAR, and the Secretary decided
that they can obtain redress only through the
local courts
CATTLE QUARANTINE, - Messrs. Wright and
McDermot were, to-day, directed to construct
another cattle shed for the quarantine station near
Baltimore, Tor $3.50. This makes the thirteenth
shed erected there.
CONTRACT AwARDED-C G. Huzzy & Co.. Of
Pittsburg, have been awarded the contract for
supplying sheet copper for the custom house at
Memphis at 20 cts for ~ OF. copper, and 27h cts.
Tor IA OF. copper.
Decentralization Gresham
accompanied by MI. Hatton, called at the Treas
ury department this afternoon, but Secretary
Folger was not In. They paid their respects to
Assistant secretaries French and New.
Ex-MARsHAL RUSSELL SENTENCED TO PRISON.
Stlllwell H. Russell, late U. s marshal for the
western district OF Texas. charged with present.
ing fraudulent accounts to the Treasury was to-
day sentenced to the penitentiary at Chester,
HI. for two years.
SENSATIONAL REPORTs.-It is said at the State
department that there Is no foundation for the
sensational reports of correspondence between the
British minister and the Secretary OF State con-
corning the IriSh-American agitation
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DENTISTRY.

hR- HARTLEBEN. GRADUATE OF PENNSYTr
AZ Eahla College. Philadelphia. having purchased
ny once ana residence. will the practice about
tons and the public generally dentist Of undoubted
ablhty; Nj. A CARAVAN, Dentist, 1918 18th st. n W.
A KTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
N serted Immediately after extracting natural teeth
nrahenes OF dentistry Moderate fees.
ts3-ly DIR. DOSNALIY, 1921 F street northwest
DK' s. l. SCOTT nrxr,sr
1907 street northwest
Preservation Of the Natural Teeth Specially Am.
nR; RANDALL PARSONS. DENTIST.
- AS tn street northwest, Ballantyne's Book
store Gold nlAngs specially. Gas given day OF
night sl5
hk. KLOEBER, DENTIST,
~ 626 STREET NORTHWEST.
Vitszed Air by the Hurd SYSTEM for tho painless az.
uaeooh VI Aeetu' aug3
nR: T.. NJ TALBOT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH
street. three doors from 4. Dentistry In ali
iis branches Teeth inserted 81 per set An work war
I1neu. janl9
HOWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. 2II
- ~ street. three doors moth Of Pennsylvania
Avenue. east side. Hereafter extractions under
NltIois OIlde. without pain will be 81 for the first
Woth and % cents each additional tooth at the same
nsting EItractons without 50 cents each tooth
Analgan Filings, from Il TO S. All work warranted
sc. 600 patients. ~'A
atents coming by car viii be furnished free ticket.
teanulFsEh the ofnce.l NIL
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phTIAOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
TIE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER!
SlEEL kAIISi
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FRIGHTFUL APACHE ATRoCITTES-A dispatch
from Tombstone, Arizona states that the rangers
have taken the field. -Four hundred troops have
been sent to protect the Apaches at San Carlos
Ninety-three persons have been killed in the state
since the Apache outbreak, OF which twenty seven
were Americans. 1t Is believed many of the Killed
have not been reported At the Palmo ranch ten
were killed last Tuesday. Two women were hung
up by the hands and ripped open. From one q
child was taken, and 1t was found mangied at the
mothers feet The bodies OF the men were hor-
ribly manRled.
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TRANSPORTATION LINE.
MT. VERNONI MT. VERMONT

STEAMER ". w. CORCORAN
leaves eth street wharf daily Except Sunday FOR Mt
vernon ut 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
ton about 3: 80 pm.
$50 T. T., Rl,kKF CaptaD
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PETER CooPER'S WILL--Peter Cooper LEFT an es-
tate valued at s. 600 O0. His requests to various
charitable Institutions and to persons outside his
own family amount to about $200,C60 The re-
mander OF his estate is 10 be divided equally be-
tween his two children, Edward Cooper and Mrs.
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Latest Foreign News


RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS IN ITALY.
ROME, April 12-Specle payments have been re-
sulned by the government, and are proceedn !,
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EORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.

u AND THE SOUTH.
inland and SeabOard COsstiDg Go. Elegant Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE, leaves 9th street wharf every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY AT 5 80 y. m.
Stopping at P1ney Point and Point Lookout going and
returning. Connecting in Norfolk with Boston. Prov-
oence and New York steamers. and all railroad lines
south, and atOd Point with the Chesapeake Ohio X. r.
Tickets aud sateroOms be secured At b. o. ticket
ONCE, 1851 Pa. ST. Marc Hotel at boat and general
Office, 613 18th st. ALFRED WOOD. Secy d Treas. f.
TVOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FIT. MONROE
~ AND THE SOCTH.-P0tomsc Steamboat Com
Pany's popular steamer excelsior, Capt r. Z. Iuil
leaves It'll street wharf every TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS. at 80 and SATURDAYS at p. m. stop
Ping at Pfney Point and Point Lookout going and
turning Connecting IN Norfolk with Boston Provi-
0ence and New York steamers, and all railroI I'd lines
SOUTH and Old FONT with the Chesapeake Ohio X. X
Tickets and satero0ms he secured at b. o. Ticket
Once, 1851 Pennsylvania avenue b. w. Reeds Sons
12l6 street northwest; St. Marc Hotel and at Office
18th st Get wharf l.. NJ. HUDGINS Gen Supt.
W. II. WEIGH. Agent. mhI9
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GPLFNDID BUSINESS PROPERTY No 1ec
- WEST 81 DE OF SEVENTH STREET, BETWEf

GPLFNDID BUSINESS PROPERTY No 1870
- WEST 81 DE OF SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April, EIGH- He.,
TENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, will SELL in ront ss:aa
OF the premises the south part Of lot No. 10. in @
OF It'll street. and running back that width 90 feet This
LOTS improved by large brick house for busines
purposes is well built and has all the modern convent
ences and fine fixtures including elevator This prop
erty in one Of the best locations 7th street and
rapidly improving.
A.. Terms: oDe,fourth cash; balance in one two and
three years. with six per cent interest payable semi
annually notes to DO secured by deed of trust prem
lses OF all caah at option OF purchaser All convsysn
time Of SALE Terms to be complied with in ten days
otherwise resale at risk and cost of defaung purcha
newspaper published in WASHINGTON. p. G.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts,
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PRINCE BISMARCK AND THE AMERICAN HOG
BERLIN, April l2-The committee OF the Bun
derSrath has reported favOrably on the letter OF
Prince Bismarck, In which the chancellor advises
that the importation of hog products from America
be prohibited.
THE ALLEGED DYNAMITE CONSPIRATORS IN LONDON.
LONDON, April l2.-NOrman, Gallagher, Dalton,
wilson, Curtin and Ansburghe. the six men re-
Gently arrested here On suspicion OF being con-
nected with dynamite conspiracy, were taken to
the Bow street police court this morning in q
prison van The vehicle was driven at rapid
by guard, consisting OF armed police and
mounted constables large crowd OF persons
followed the prisoners to the courthouse. The
whole route traversed by the van was lined with
policemen. and every precaution to prevent a res
cue was taken. The prisoners appeared perfectly
calm.
sitting hull to Become a Catholic.
MILWAUKEE, April 12.-Bishop Marty, of Dakota,
who Is now In this city. says Sitting Bull will
soon join the catholic church. There are now
1000 indians in Dakota belonging to the Catholic
church.