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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO AND
HALF STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
WEST. NO 1927.
By virtue of deed of trust from Anna NJ. Rein
muth dated the first day OF December. A. D eth tsa
teen hundred and seventy five. and recorded in .n
s rc: of Columbia; the subscribers will sell to the
highest and best b. Oder in front of tn premises.
iHUks DAY, the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF APRIL,
!. ID. 1883, Al HAI.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE
AFTERNOON, 1.-The folowin. described real estate
end premises. s tuate. ly ing and being in the
Columbia, known and desipnated upon
the ground Plat plan Of said city part lot
bered seven (D, in square numbered one hundred and
teveE 900: Beginning for the at the southeast
corner of said lot, and running thence west along the
line OF north street twenty COO fee thence north
hundred and fortyseyen 147) fe ten u0) inches
the north line of said lott thence twenty2O
Ieet the east Inc of said lot thence south along said
line the place of beginning together with all and
the improvements ret cetera, in said deed of
trust mentioned
Terms of sale One third of the purch qse money to be
paid In cash-of which two hundred t200) dollars must
he pad at the time Of sale-and the residue in tn
equal sums iii two and three years, respectively.
from date of sae with interest at the of six per
centum per annum. payable semi annually. for which
the purchaser must give notes, secured by deed of
trust with covenant of insurance and taxes, the
emses sod or all cash, at the purchasers option.
II the terms Of sale not complied with within FIVE
days from the day of saie the trustees the right
to resell the property five days public notice the
in default All convey ancng and recording at the
Of the purchaser.
ANTHONY HYDE Trustee.
apl'-d&us DAVID III CIEN HOUSE, Trustee.
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BRANDES. On Tuesday, Arrl "a 1888 81 g OF n
m. al ihiladelphs. Pa. uf consumption. J. Al GUS
Ia bhAN DIES, beloved daughter of Frderick Ii. and
Barbara Brandes.
lnterment at Washington. ID. c.
tChicago papers please COPY Il
fIIZSlMMoNS. ON the evening Of the 18th % April
and Mary f1tzsinmons. in the year of her
Her funer1l viii take place Friday the 9th inst
n O'Clock, from her late reside. &c, street.
northwest Friends of the family invited 70 at
tend
MCNAMARA. On "Wednesday, April 2sth lssa NJ
l;45 a. IA, Mrs. Men AMARA widow of the ate Mar
TN Mcnamara. aged eighty five years
Her faueral Wild take place the residence
son, T. III. Mcnamara. No. ~ III street northeast on
Friday at $3.50 a Req lem mass will take place st
Family are requested to attend. 2s
McNOLAN. On April 26. 1888 at q: so a. M JOHN
MCMILLAN, IN the sixtieth year Of his eee
r Geral from his late residence l02 bird street
northwest, at 10 O'Clock Saturday 2sth inst
Friends and acausintances are invited 10 attend.
PALMER On Tuesday, April Oath 1888. at his resi-
surgeon General United States Navy. in the seventy
third year Of his age.
Funer on FRIDAY. the 9th instant, at two O'Clock
from st. Johns Church
STRAuB. On Thursday April "a 1884, at 6.bS q
m. FRANCES STRAUB in the seventy Il fth year OF
her age, relict of Joseph htrnuh q native Of Baden
Germany, bat resident OF thus city for nifty
years.
Funeral from her late residence Saturday O'Clock
Q. m; thence to 1t. Mary's church. where requiem
mass VIII be said for the her soul
aud friends inyIt' a 20 att nd. 2s
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
Ho f1E q n sFkr EN- NoH
srhRsH.trsi oHF REF kaRTh NH fi1 =
s TNHEN fA sTh ANP S s5KFHTH EST BE
AND X 81 REEIs, N wAsHINGTON CRY
aISHHFaTh aF sSS HoHHH
OF CITY ASP D., IVES I;Ss SIEE sAvANTH aThEEl
Under. decree of the Supreme Court of the Die -
s q t S0 INA Ia Uni q E "a No. s psssfd
Of the pecve preises at the times and on the
rlns hereafter stated the property described that is
or THURsDaY; APRIL TWENTY SIXTH. 1883. at
So 49, beginning therefor on the south line Of north
rect 20 feet west of the northeast Of said lot
IS feet and thence east 20 feet to the begnning i'm
.oEed BY story brick dwelling No. SO street
Sn S a. Part p4f E n Ne 1
nd rannns thence north q feet inches thence
nehs thence north . g fee. - inches north line
inches 9 ece the e M by brick 1dn
rcnlises under 10 A. NJ. smith. rental
CT 900 per annum xpiring July lst, 1884,
ss at FIVE 600 F. NJ, that tract Of land in the
strtt Of Goum5ia BOUNDED as follows Beginnin y at
% M the e anas so of ro and william
line Of at
est OF lot Of the OF Ind
II.
irst Mi road north 50 deSrees 20 and is =
100 perchcs to the aforesaid: thence with the
east line II the last mentioned road south degrees
"A and 100 perches: thence south 80 grees 1S
perches; thence STRAIGHT line to the beginning con-
tanning three or less. improved by dwelling
house and other farm buildings. and being the came
tract conv yed by John "A. Ihrockmorton to William
Lite trustee, and by him to Geo. Burns by deeds
corded il ber IA s. 49, folio 261. and JAS. 222.
fnio $40. dated, respectively, August TO- 1859 and
September 30. 1861.
Also, on SA URDAY. APRIL TWENTY EIGHTH,
1883, AT 1--WE OCl OCK P. NJ, the unex ired term of
9s years lease dated August l. 1855 Subject to pay
elt OF 240 annual ground rent and with privilege of
buying the fee at any time du term for OGO) of
part of lot ATT beginning therefor at point
on the east line OF sal lot 20 feet from the northeast
corner thereof. and running thence south 40 feet
thence west 81 feet to an alley opening str ct
thence est 81 feet to.the beginning improved by
wo-story houses used stores Nos Csc and 932 18th
street northwest, which may be sold separately
--etler.
Terms: One-fourth cash, residue in equal payments
1T six twelve and eighteen months with interest six
Der cent yer annum from day Of sale. all cash for
any separate ton confirmation Of SALE if desired.
deposit OF 300 required sale of each piece and all
conveyancing at purchasers at. If terms sale
not compiled with in ten days from day of sale
tee reserves tn right 10 resell the property which
default has been mads at the risk and cost of the de-
fautng purchaser or purchasers. after five days public
notice OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, ID. G.
GEO. W. COCHRAN, Trustee,
No. Ills Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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FTlHOS. j. FISHER Il CO..
IL Real State AuctiOneers.


UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme ea&
Court OF the District of Columbus passe in EQUITY ~
Causc No. Z .67 wherein Temple ct al ere com IL
UNDERSIGNED Trustee will sell. at publ auction the
following described real estate. at the times and places
y S TUE 19 DAY. MAJ FIRST, at FOUR o'cLocKp
s4I,sr. No 20, on north street. between 25th and
IhNfbfaiEiY ArrER, on the promises. part of
Lot No !. So No: 81 y # in. on I'D street west
Th the premises 1osSos
and 10; in square No. 49, Water street and north
10 j. ana a 'ss Y ss ffea hs'1 re-
aIMMEbIATELY AFTER. on the premises sub. Lots
go. q. % and 49, in SO. No 143. street northwest
fDf1TEIYs arfER. on the premises: Lots l.
o II the ao Of esd st las These
on Wdb6XESPAY. MAY sIcoSb. at HALF:pAsr
in square No Gao south street. between Delaware
SO the sy Fss: rsss a
and o. in square No. 642-the frst two on south G.
street ana the
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, on the premises. Let g. in
square east of square 642 corner OF south G and Il
o, y 9!A a AFTER on the premises Lots %
IMMEDIMEIY AiTf~K: on the premises. all of
ON THIhsbhY. Ay THIRD. at FOUR AND
So 97o loOxl5. at the of south and 10th street
,IMMEDIATtIy AFTER. on the premises. Lot No.
Is On sth sr bet and
SO IL a2 s' m qn sH4
on Tennessee avenue. near Lincoln Park.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER. on the premises Lot In
on near rr sss
A street between 18th and 18th st. east.
part OF square 1897: Lot 18th and
southeast and part Lot II. fronting feet on 18th
street near A street southeast.
IMMt DIATtLY AFTER. on the premises Lots and
square 1885, south street. between 17th and 18th
streets east.
On SATURDAY. MAY FIFTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK
street northwest
Lots 5. s is and 10 souare COS nt sGrare eoo
Lots Z. 10. l6. and south half Of IT, square SlO; WV
Lot g, square GIL Lots. square Glib;
Lot IL. square GIT; Lot 5. square 662;
Lots and 7. square east OF 664:
Lot 4, square south Of square 667;
Lots and ~. square east OF south Of 667 and the
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree: third
Of the purchase money in cash. and the residue in
lively. with interest at the six 6 per centm Der
annum from day Of sale. to be secured By approved
notes with reserved len on the property sold the
chase money in cash. A money deposit shall be re
qured each Of the said pieces of property sold the
amount whereof will be announced on day of sale.
Upon default OF any purchaser in compyin with terms
Of sales within ten 0) days. the property upon which
default has been made be resold at the risk and
eos OF the dsfsutlng purchaser afe, three 3) days
noOce IL the Evening Stsr newspaper, ConyeyancinR
CHAs; j. FOWLER. Trustee.
r,,o webster Law Building, sos d st. northwest.
THOS- j. FISHER CO., Auctoueers apt a 4 tn ds
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FTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il On SECOND STREET. NEAR HIGH STREET
GEORGETOWN
ap16-d&da

By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thee.
District r O. Columbia passed on the 10th day Si
te Trustee, will sell at public auction ON
MN5noNDAf, THE SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, A. D.
front OF the premises all that piece parcel of ground
one hundred and twenty five 25) of Beatty Hawkns
addition to 6eorgesoyn. D. G.: BEGINNING 80 feet
inches on the south side of I'd srt ct west the west
line OF High street themes with the south line Of
"a street west II feet ~ inches; thence
t. feet I the nee est st. % feet
at point feet from the southwest corner Of nart of
sad lot thence east 43 feet inches to intersecf line
versed to the beginning treservng to J. a. King the
use OF an alley near the south west cOrperl. ~
Terms One third cash; balance i'll II and 1S months
notes to be secured by deed Of trust and to bear
est; deposit of 500 at time OF sale; conveyancnr
&C. at purchasers cost. Terms to be compiled with
In seven days otherwise resale ut risk and Of de-
faulting purchaser after giving five days. public
OF such resale In some newspaper published in Wash
nRton. D. G.
SIDNEY T. THOMAS. Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers. ap24-d&ds
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OHN1sO u. d n ID. hKFHC
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctioneeI


PUBLIC sALF OF A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
sEY AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of the4
District OF Columbia passed the tn day of N::5
No. "a. and
By virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the lst day
so2 at folio 15b ct of the land record books
for the District OF Columbia and at the request the
party secured thereby, will sell ut public auction. In
front Of the premises on THURSDAY, HE TENTH
DA4 OF MAY: A; D. 1882 at HALF It FOUR
eel of ground in the city of Washington D. c.. ben,
part of lot ten QO) in the subdivision of
square numbered seven hundred and forty CAD
designated on the plans and recorded the books of
the surveyor ~ said city, commencing for the at
point on New Jersey hree feet from the north
west corner OF said ot thence running eastward para
lei with the line of the seventy-seven feet;
thence north three feet thence with the line Of said
lot forty four feet thence south twenty feet thence
WeStwardy with the line of said lot hundred and
fourteen feet to New Jersey thence northward
9TH the Tue OF said avenue feet to the place
OF egnnins with the improvements thereon. consist
building.
Terms of sale: ne-third c. sh balance pays bic in
three equal nstalments. at twelve and eighteen
months respectively with interest at six per cent. fr
day OF SALE to be secured by deed of trust the
premises Sold all cash. at the option OF the pur
conveyancn9 at purchasers cost Terms Of sale to be
cOmrlied with in dajs. otherwise the TT istees
reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost of
defauting purchaser
c,,... ,
ape, %, nv 10
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10; G. TIE fSsf S.f NfsT ShS s9trHwrsr
~ LFFfcT IIEi;uAisi 55rH ae isss MEN l.
40 G. s1H BsTsEETs !. fos IIaasos: o0As.a
ne $50 M aaiy with sleeping a1 Csr. f Eoss
I'm. daily. with Paiacs Cars 10 PtsbnrS s ny
ac,nnati; Mail Mai u, Ixpress. $50 pm. daily Tor
IAITIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
To' -. Csnandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo Niar.-.
= IN day except : sInrday. with Pa.ace Cars
tof W-lisusport Lock Haven. and Eimira $3.50.
10r "a, =: i &d. except sunday;
a. ig To-: s 3 M Id6ssd I1STs,s 81 Pullman Par
fcr Il Sl .thout change 1850 p. H. every week dsv
1u LE,etlyn NY. all through trains connect a. Ter
20 my WITH bos,s q BROOKLYN Annex. affordns
New f Yore c fsTes' avoiding double
800 Dm On s sumo W. ~ so
3s;9 sna.x Limited cypress m: daily. s tx.
j" I. ss5 IS SO 30 Ind, ,os ION and iss
Io, Il, sSs e. - c 70 & II n. and dan.
For Apnapois $40 am and 4;4o Pm. daily. .xo.U,
1sI as1 Rsgass4AYs
zorAs 1snans. sc; !:oc; s2s II 90 and II AS I. H.
sunday st6;so. $50 and II as I'M. and 200 and
1o Richmond and the South. $50 and ll:as q. m.
s.5s End 100 an. ESQ. ITO s S 80
o and = s9 90 Pm and .as n % % %idnisht o.
Isisa snd nfoem.son st the omo.. northeast eorns.
ordsa. & isss ne sa 3 q i
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CHas. Z. fudH. Gsaersi Nsasss:. A''@ AS>
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CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.
LONDON, April 26.-Inspector Boyd, of the Glas-
gov police, swore TAT the hearing in Bow street
today that Bernard Gallagher, when arrested In
Glasgow, said he was in America at the time the
explosion In that city, with which he was charged
occurred. He said he came to England in the
steamer Catalonia on February under the name
OF Campbell Mr.. Boyd said that Bernard notified
the authorities In the early part of this month that
he wished to give Information. The inspector
further testified as to statements Bernard Gala
CHER had made touching the dongs OF the con.
spiratorS. He offered to go to London and induce
his brother to tell everything and identity all the
conSpiratorS He connected O'D0novan Rosa with
their plans. Whitehead, he said was about the
first man to come to England. He said he knew
all the consp1rators, about so In number He
had seen them In Brooklyn. Another druggist
swore that Whitehead bought from him 200 pounds
OF gly cerine He said Whitehead also purchased
from another firm 1,543 pounds OF nitric acid and
5000 pounds Of Sulphur1c acid, paying for them In
Cash. Whitehead said he wished acids OF the
usual strength
The hearing was then adjourned until Thursday
next
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Astounding RObbertes.
RICHMOND, VA, AT THE MERCY OF UHDKrECrR

A special dispatch to the Philadelphia Press
from Richmond, Va. April 18Th, says:-Richmond
has been thrown into a llutter OF excitementand
Its police utterly COMPOUNDED by q series OF rob
berries, the b0ldneSs OF which has been unparal-
leled. In each instance the house has been en-.
tered BY false keys and the bed-chambers by turn
Ing the keys In the locks from the outside with
nipperR The thieves then entered the rooms OF
the sleeping parties and boldly took articles there
from The series OF depredations has continued
for five weeks
Among others the chamber OF Miss Mary Hamp-
ton, daughter OF Senator Wade Hampton, OF South
Carolina, who was known TO have splendid dia-
monds, was ransaaked. A gold watch and her two
o oracele@ we're, we're taken The diamonds she had
were overlooked, although her jewelry case was
rummaged ana some money taken. Ma eI-Pres-
was entered and lne gold cross, the gift OF her
husband, was among the articles Of jewolEy taken.
The boldne9s OF tho 0epfedatl0ne and the Inability
to obtain any clue 70 the robbers resulted ln the
placing q double force Of police In Capt Para
cured
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VERY SUPERIOR PARLoR AND CHAMBER FUR.
N1TURE AND OTHER ARTICLES Az AUG
TON.
On SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY
# my auction rooms shall sell large collection Of
Househo d effects, viz:
One piece Ebony Farlor Suite upholstered in
Plush and cashmere.
One seven-pece walnut Parlor Suite. upholstered in
mohair Vlush.
Four other Parlor Suites in good order
Oneelegant Turkish h1ir. upholstered In yelors
tbony Windsor Chair, finely upholstered
Handsome NJ. T. Tables.
Fine decorated Toilet Sets
Very handsome 8 piece Walnut Marble top Chamber
Suite til French yel plate Mirror.
Mahogany Hall Rack. with French bevel plate
Walnut Book lease Walnut Sideboards.
Walnut double Writing d SIX.
Walnut and Painted Chamber Furniture.
40 sing and double Bedsteads.
Fine Hair Mattresses, H. and @. Mattresses,
Diningrcom Furniture. together wi many other
hcles not necessary to mention.
ALSO,
Carriages and Horses.
No pOstponement account OF weather. ap26 ct
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TOMORROW.
. FOLEY, Auctioneer,

NJ FOLEY. Auctioneer.
VIII sell, commencing THURSDAY MORNING.
APRIL TWELFTH. AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK,
the stock Of Dry Goods at 9Os Ito street. consisting OF
fILKs. DKEss GOODS. TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS,
PURE LINEN sHEETINGs. HOSIERY, UNDER
WEAR,
MEMS WHITE DRESS SHIRTS GOSsAMER RUB
Der COATS,
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES, AND A COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF DESIRABLE DOMESTIC
aides will please attend this SALE the proprietor Ia
determined to sell every article to CHEST bidder for
NJ. FOLEY, Auct1oneer
m3O-lm 9Ub 9Th street northwest
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MITCH. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
fROPERIY on 14TH STR ET ABOVE THOMAS
ClRCL,, Il TWEEN MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
NUE. AND n STREET.
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY SIXTH, 1883, ~,
at HALF AaT FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. in frontks;l
of the premises. will sell public auc ton those
three desirable twostory basement and mansard brick
residences, Nos 1926 1928 and 1890 l4th street n W.
containing 10 rooms each, with modern improvements
Sub lots t5 66 and g. No. 2i2 each Il #. in
by SO #. ~
Terms: One quarter cash balance in one ID, two (2)
and three ~ years with interest at six (6 cent
annum. payable seml-annually secured by deed Of
trust the premises sold ali cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. deposit of $1GO required upon each
piece of property at time of sale.
FITCH, FOX Il b. OWN.
D. L. COLDWELI. AuctOnser. ap2l- dds
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE SEVENTH STREET ROAD, OPPO ,ITE tn =:
SChUETZEN PARK, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 22d day Of o.
SliS at3 ct SEQ one Of the land records Of the
District OF Columbia the undersigned trustee will by
direction Of the party secured thereby SELL trent
me Iremises, on WEDNESDAY, the 81 COND DAY
property. viz All that part parcel Of land
ana known as part OF Lot No. i. in Block No. T. Of
nh MOUNT Pleasant n by recorded subdivision Of said
west corner Of Waach street and It'll road thence
west one hundred feet thence north twenty feet thence
place of beginning
Terms One fourth cash. balance at Six twelve and
cured by deed OF trust or all cash at option Of
deposit viii be required At time Of sale.
ap24 %. 28kmyl Trustee
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Name.
The Courts.

EQUITY CoURr--Jadge Cor
Yesterday, Burch agt Burch; trustees author
tied to accept offer, and purchase notes. Gonzaga
College agt. Carr: pro cOnfeSso against certain
defendants FitZmorris agt Moran; testimony
ordered taken In twenty nine days
POLICE CoURr-yudoe Smell
To-day. Harry Lewis indecent exposures S. or
days. Wm H. McNeal, James Jordon and John
w. Smith, colored, loud and bolsterOus and refus-
Shorter, colored, assault on Alice n i'll; S or Is
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RAILROADS.
RAIIMOnE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETW EN-
All EAST AND TIE WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
IoUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER!
SIffI. RtIISI

rct:reigIc to take effect SUNDAY, NOV. H. 1882
Dev GNcI.C" aid c street
For tA-ca2u, Cincinnati Louisville and st 1or1is
c2l5N. "a. 3-'3 a m. To- q. H. $50 y. M. with
tAroll-n cp-cEes and PIlace Sleeping Cars to above
Ioint. without change, lois q daily to Chicago.
For it,sburg Cleveland. and Detroit at IO.15 a. m.
~ o--u = M GElly: 5:iJ y solid train to
k1,'stiis . with sleeping 4rs attached.
1Tai1~ for Philadelphia and New York at 3. IN a n,
dsIy, vxcc.'t sunday: }. m. and go u M daily
Win u i'r anu Sic ping Cars attached ''
n iCf hLtuO ON wetk days. 5. GEO. 30 7:45 $40
.. 50. j:iO. ll:3D PIN.
. For Baltimore ON sundays 60 745 Gam. Los
so. .. 40, 5:i5, I. $40 pm. ~
fCr ann2pos. $50 H.. I2:iO and 4:4O; on Sunday
te.m-. 3 20 pm. ~ u~''
Tor Way stations between Washington ana lltlmore
p : NJ IL 10 Z r. 800 40 y and IL 80 p. M
II S'aloas OF Me'roroit Branch. slO 3: 80 q M
Ill da y, except Sunday. Las pm. daily; for
stduntnn. 10 daIIy except SUNDAY; for Layers
FOWL ga IedeElck. iG H.. 10I5 i45 daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily, 500 7:35 m.
S:2t. 90 ~ ''
PROM New York and ihiladelphis. :55. Sis a. IN.
SAY : 10 Pm Galiy. except sunday.
n .YiI AhnaI OILS, $50 a. H. l50 6:5T pm. Sunday
Fro": sts',ntor. e:l5 p daily. except Sunday.
FROM Frederick, Hagerstown and in ermeiiate
colEt e:25 q NJ Freder ok and way stations gas a.
m z-l", 4;iO Pm. and ! 20 Pm daily, except Sun
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at g 4.4O
40 10, I:l5. 9. 9:l0 and 1880 m. I2:l5 100
40 10. 3. $40 n. 80 s. rs 80 and As D. m,
All ttalns from " ashngton and Ba timcre stop al
Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore AMI
Sho Ticket Once. Washington Station GIy and 1851
1IhsS ana avenue. corner l4th street. where orders
t' 'shn LOT baggage To be checked received 1t
WI, CLEMEN rs. NJ. OF T.. Baltimore. and g. K.
LORI g. L. A. 'N ap9
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
IL Southeast cor. 9th and ID streets northwest.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE. 1908 STREET
NOkTHWEST. CONSISTING II PART OF
Il. c. PARLOR FURNITIRt, WHATNOTS. TABLES.
MIkR0Rs. BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS. WASH
STAMPS CH AIRS, IHIXSTESSiQN TABLE
BOLsrERS BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CAR
PITS, RUGS. CHINA AND GLA SNARE COOK
ING AND HEATIhG STOVES. UTENSILS &C,
&C AT AUCTION.
at EN- O'CLOCK W II sci: at the above named resi-
dence general collection of household furniture be-
ing partly enumerated above. to which attention is
ca Ell ap26-3t
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Dynamite Prisoners Released.

CORK. April 26-Carmoly and Morgan, two of
the men arrested here on q charge of being con-
nected with the dynamite conspiracy, have been
discharged from custody. All the other men ar
rested here have been sent to Liverpool where they
will be tried on that charge.
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Local Notes.

A lady and gentleman-the former an invalid
complain that last night they took Metropolitan
street car in the northwestern part OF the city for
Capitol Hill, ami at 9th street they were directed
to get out and take the next car. They got out
and stood there uhe invalid shivering with the
cold) FOR nVe minutes or more before they could
proceed on their journey.
Miss Henrietta v. Davis, young colored girl Of
70. native OF this city. who for some time has
been preparing for the stage, made her debut be-
fore select audience Marini's hall last evening
She was introduced by Mr.. f. Douglass, and read
several selections In d manner which won for her
great praise. She has perSevercd In her studies
under great difficulties, having been compelled to
support herself and her widowed mother by work.
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RANGE OF THE IBERNoNETER-The following
We re the readings at the ofrlce OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am. io3; II am, sac; pm
$40. Maximum. 30: minimum 1913