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-vHARLEs W. HANDY, Real Estate Aunt

TRUsTETg SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
On The NORTH SIDE OF G STREET BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS; EAST SIDE OF
NINTH. BETWEEN AND D STREETS AND ON
WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH BETWEEN NORTH
SS TREEET - AND MASSACHUSETTS Avenue
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated October 9Oth -
D. 1855. and recorded In hbsr No l0Gl folio lsS
ct one OF the land records for the District o{-
Columbia we shall oner at public auction in front Of
the premises the following descr bed real eetate
In the city Of Wash1ngton District Columbia to wit:
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH 1894 At
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM, Lot numbered two (2), IN sotsre
numbered nine hundred and sixteen (916)
On SAME DAY. at HALF-PAST fOuK O'CLOCK
arsd and shrsy y square Numbered nine hun.
On SAME DAY. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, Lots num-
berei nine tS ten 0) eleven u twelve (I2) in square
numbered nine hundred and sixty 1861 as thu same
division win be exhibited ct time Of sale.
Terms: third In cash, and the balance I'm siY
twelve eighteen aud twenty four months with interest
at six per cent Per Annuln, secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold; Or all cash at option
Of the purchaser or Iurchasers- deposit Of
$50 will be reQud at the time Of sale on each
lot, and all recording and conveyancing at the ex-
pense Of purchaser or purchasers. Terms to be
sompsa with in seven days otherwise the property viii
chaser after ave days advertisement.
DANIEL O'C. CALLAHAN, !
No 40 It'll street northwest. r,.
RANDALL HAGNER. Z 1rusteea
sp5-dkds A7o Louisiana ave- northwest.
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The Jeanette Inquiry.


After the close OF TIE STARS report yesterday
afternoon DR.. Collins was examined before the
Jeanette investigation committee. He repeated
the old story to the treatment OF his brother by
the Officers Of the expedition, and said that he
obtained the Information upon which the reSolu-
ton asking for the Investigation was based, from
papers found on his brothers body, from state
ments made by the New York Heraid's correspon-
dent, and from bis conversation with Danenhower
at the Fifth Avenue hotel, New York He said,
also that Mr.. Newcomb told him that he and MI.
Collins had been treated with every outrage and in
dignity, and that Danenhower himself had been
badly treated
THE TESTIMONY TO-DAY
DR.. Collins testimony before the Jeanette COM
rniltee was resumed this morning just before re-
cess was taken the ladies were cleared from the
room while the w1tnessGeported some profanity
which was contained in'an interview Newcomb
had told witness took place between himself and
Mr.. Melville. He said Newcomb told him that Mel
vile had placed gun at his (Newcomb's) head
and with various prorane CALCULATIONS threatened
A recess was taken shortly after One O'Clock, and
Eewcomb Will be placed upon the stand this after
noon.
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ANOTHER VICTORY For REV On Nrwru-a,
the meeting at the Madison Avenue Con.rega lionai
CAuIch. IN New York, last night Dr. Newman let-
vi OF resignation Was read, and the chairman
asked those In favor OF accepting It 10 rise Not
one moved. When he called for the negative vote
every one In the building rose, ana the In favor
OF declining 10 accept the resignation was Declared
10 De uhallInoNs, bS3 having voted The Ranney-
lies propose 10 take the question Into court
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GET RID or 0SB COLD before You contrast an
other on top or ~, or you may securely est lisb
The seeds OF a serious Lung complaint beforv you
are Conscious OF danger. Better prudenty resort
10 lr. Jay hess EXpectorant an elective cure for
coughs and colds, ana helpful also FOR its healing
LIiiueLce ca the Lungs and bronchial
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Easia HEsf rs
s1l Il FIJI H1frcr NN teSH Ef = "a
11Ans LEAVE WAsB1ScIos. FROM eTarIoS coDsxa
JoP1ttsbury and the West C6ica.o Limited r,prs,
tsAee Sam VIM Sar San a. ,3g s a@sy as line
&c Cincinnati Western E1iress p n. daily with
tfcss0 via ceiun6u. sad { $; fonis'i diy s Il,
Sleeping car l7ttsbuEy to Chicago Maj E1Iress
fa1 ISiifNUnE AND PoToN4C aiIR6,p
For Er1e. Canscdai.aa, Rochester. BaaalO. Niagara
Nal I'm t. SsIy sIsss s sd NH fa E sr'
Ill-I Avipx Washington ci. Saturday H.
~ Wil,isInSrort ISck Haven and Emira- $3.50. Il
; 9 Ne. Iotl nd The East I5A 1Osoa 10
i IS H. Limited E1Press Of Iuiinlan fsrior Cara
15I B5scr wi52o9t ehanss up H. every week day
zS5 SS,-tii4y ." = n ,o,,,, -.
sey C5ty with bosts Of Brooklyn Anne1, af.ordin4
etsct iEanstr Fulton street avoiding double Ter
,rd lll3 J. Il. On sunday 20. 10 20 and II Il P IN
fet 6sn ore 50 - 40. 10 90. 1890 and 10
Sunday s'4old 70 ma 90 $50. 7;s0 I0:oj and IL Is
fs, Pores Greek Line. Goa m and IAop. m. daily.
fs. ANNAPOLIS. esoarn- .nd 4:.cpn daily. e1cepssun-
as . LIP aSS Nssais st1
SO 20 sa 2 ,i Il Os ard d iss s
Fer TeiEcld ana I The sS a. n 81 and dan,
z .na s - : 4 as,.3 e,esPs sunday.
i 10 g. ' sua 49, :, 8 osa b 70 1, teRS
55et,t. and S,or5a.lioh at tn. Office
Don Mhsrs sr sq esn ss s,
sass 70 Destination fr3n hetels residsnse. 0A
CHAS E PUGH General MANAGE 'eAssr Agent;
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Ihe Plans of the ". l.. L. Corps.
ArmOry.

The plans for The new Washington Light Infantry
arnory ard opera house. To te located corner 18th
and streets northwe;T, have been laid before Mr.
Entw!s!e, Inspector Of buildings, by Messrs Gray
ahd P&ge. the architects. Mr.. EEtwise. after
Careful ) looking them over. stated to a STAR re-
porter that with the exception OF Some slight
notifications he deems necessary to secure
the safety OF the public. the plans showed most
eAceeht construction, ranking among the best In
the DISH ict. Tie perlnlt viii he applied for.
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The Courts.

POLICE CoURT-.r,8dge Sapu
To-day, Daniel Donniyan, Sunday bar: ss1 Henry
Boegehotz, unlicensed bar; $50; appeal noted Geo
charged with stealing coat from saul Schiomtery
and with assault on George s. Hilton; cases con-
unued until Friday.
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Vornanss Heanou

A MANS Skull FRACTURED WITH A DINNER PLATE
Washington Trpett, colored, Was struck on the
head with plate by Frances Gleason, a colored
woman. ia jackson Hall aiiey about l O'Clock TO-
day. TripieJt was badly wounded 1t is supposed
that he sustained severe fracture OF the skull
He was taken to the hospital, and Frances Gleason
together with other inmates OF Ter house. In which
the ARRAY occurred. were taken In custody by De-
tectire Raff and Officer Breen. white woman
ha!ned Lille Pearce. has room In the basement
OF FRANCES GleasonS house. where she receives the
visits OF Tripiett- Frances GeaSon'S story is that
TripletJ came TO the d0or, swearing that he would
kill Lille Fearce Frances uostructed the entrance
upon which TTtpett knocked her down She re-
gained her feet, and they had rough and tumble
tight. during which she seized dinner plate and
dealt him the blow on the head that inflicted the
injury described. Broken crockery scattered about
the room gave evidence OF the fury OF their fight.
WILLS FILED To-pAY.-The will OF the late Gym
thia u. Williams. deceased, was filed to-day in the
register or Wills Office. She leaves her wearing
apparel to Mrs Elizabeth G. Laurtng, OF Green
bush. y. Y, and the rest OF her estate to John S.
Williams, brother OF her late husband; She ap-
points John c. Heald executor. The will Of Annie
n the property corner 10th street and New YORK
avenue to Jeannette j. sumner, TO whom she gives
her interest Ia the medical books, Instruments, &C.
in her Office; Aug $ Worthington is appointed ex-
ecutor. The viii OF the late John H. Collins leaves
his estate to his three children, and appoints his
daughters, Rosa b. and Florence II. Collins, his
executors.
''THE PRINCESS 1DA.n-A large and appreciative
auuience at r ora s opera House Monday night Wit.
Messed the first performance In this city OF Gilbert
Sullivan'S latest opera 1.-The Princess Ida" II has
many pretty effects and Gilbertlan concetts The
music in some partss up to Suivans highest stand
ard In Others Is working over OF the Old veins
The costumes and appointments were all that could
be desired and the fine chorusses were given with
spirit and correctness. Miss Cora S. Tanner was
graceful and dignif1ed as the Princess, but her
voice, though pleasing is hardly strong enough for
the role. Brocolini, as King Htlbredant and Miss
Dearo, as Melissa, acted and sang their parts In a
very satisfactory way The opera Will be given all
this week
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Local Notes.

Representatives OF societies and organizations
Intending to take part in the emancipation cee-
bration WIN meet at Cazsons hotel Friday even
Sr. W. B. Moses to-day took out permit to
erect furniture store on the southwest corner OF
building seven stories high with basement to cost
$4,000
the viii OF Timothy Tourney, has declined the
trust, and MI. Francis Tourney to-day qualified as
executor: bond Sc, 600.
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The I. 8 district Judge at Key West, Fla. yes
terday, In the case OF the crew OF the Schooner
Shorters, which took Aguero and party 20 Guba
held the captain for trial
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FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND TIL
RAILROADS.
,GINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
HE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

Vk'hE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
The SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect NOVEMBER IL. 1888
e-SS AM--NEN ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
connections TO al points South and Southwest
Daily eS ept Sunday, with G. .. Railway. Pull
insn Sleeping Buffet cars i.oIu New ! a AID Wash
1ngt9n 10 Atlanta, FuiluaU Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta 10 New Cri-5tts
SlQP.M LOUISVILLE FAST II L Daily via Char
louisville U Cincinnati Louisville a2 all Western
points Pullman SleeIiL-- c4Gs AsIingtoI to
Louisville
1o:se 1. M--SOUTHERN MAIL AND TTPRFSS Daily
Z all points souta and Southwest Dauyl.le ard
Charlotte DAILY EXCEPT Sunday, with e 4 U hallway
Pullman Sleeping from WasIu ton via Dan
vile Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans. also,
iron. Washington via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 5:35 A
VI. daily. except sunday.
Wa-rent0n trains leave Washington at SIS A NJ and
$40 ". daily.
For tickets aud information inquire at Copanys Of
ice, tvl Pennsylvania avenue at Union D. pot
VI. SLAUGHTER. n NACDANIFL
Gen Pass. Agent AGENT
mario SOL HAAS Traffic Manager
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THE OTTO GAS rNGJye

VINdE OIIU GAS Engine
IL Requires no boiler avoids ALI eYrc,.,-u...
70 loss OF tune no handling Of fuel and M ssS
used extensively for runr{;. Passenger and - ~ -
Elevators, sewing Machines. Meat ChoTp,rs Ir!,su.
and bithoerIBhie Presses Coffee Mills Koasters P.Is
and hunns A2chinrry. latLes. &c &c TEis enson,
RUS win extreme sniootfEess AID REGULARITY az .,S
Possesses the least number VI wCTkIux CATS III
great siIr olicify OF mechanism S~1-s ALA
For PARTICULARS 10 prlcsA d. spu,y NJ o,,,.
Kash;ngtop Gas Light Ca
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Alexandria Affairs,

nepOrtoO 1Or HE EVENING STAR
CITY CoUNcIL-The boards Of the city council
held their regular meeting last night A Joint
meeting convened to elect a school trustee OF the
third ward, vice Anthony Mclean. esq, resigned
and Edgar Snowden. esq. was unanimously elected
1t was ordered that the Star engine house lately
occupied by the Columbia Fire company, be sold.
Isaac Eichberg and John b. SIno0t were elected
proxies TO represent the city or Alexandria In all
meetings OF the Alexandria Canal cou paIv for the
present year: The subject OF an appropriation Of
$50 to aid the Maryland Ferry company IN the
repair OF boat and wharf was again brought up,
and on motion to make the appropriation the vote
stood: Yeas-Messrs Moore Atchersun. Snowden.
Lawson, Fisher, Corbett, Thompson and Peake. ::
neys-MessIs Lambert, Mclean, Sweeney and
President Dougs, 4; nine votes being required the
ing. 1t was ordered that the tax on certain pro-
perry OF j. W. Green $3.50 $50 be released upon the
payment OF Slss.s within thirty days The appH-
cation OF VIM H. Smith for the paving or both
sides OF Alfred street. between Ororoko and PriI-
cess streets was referred. On application OF
Lewis Hipkins, his claim for damages was taken
from the files and referred to the finance CON-
mittee.
The MARYLAND FERRY-The steam ferry with
Maryland Is not yet opened. and there proposals
to change the location OF its Maryland end either
to the lower ferry which was used many years ago,
OF 70 Fort Foo The Pier Just where The
the Potomac river, and is under the jurisdiction OF
the Commissioners. The other proposed landing
NoTEs.-At the mayors court last night Henry
Talbot was fined 500 for carrying on q gaming
table at restaurant near the lower end or King
street. He admitted the charge, paid the fine and
was released.-The examination OF the affairs OF
the German bank and the posting or its books with
preparation Of q balance sheet is now in progress
Messrs L E. Uhler and w. ID. Entwise being the
accountants-The roof OF the dwelling OF Rich.
Lancaster, colored, on Alfred street, near Majors
hill. was burned on yesterday afternoon, the
spread Of the flames being prevented by the FIRE
men.-The "straight-outS city convention is TO
meet here on the 23d lnstanr.-A gang OF twenty
colored laborers will leave here to-day for Pennsyl-
wanna, 70 60 to work there upon railroad
In Joerpu r snrrH now I'm the department Of
Texas has been ordered as delegate TO the Ameri-
can Mefffcal Gonrenff0n he held I'm this city ON
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The Location. OF the DepOts.
4 SUBJECT TO BE CONSIDERED BIZ THR DISTRICT
COMMISSIONERS.

Senator German had an interview with Commits.
sioners Edmonds and West this morning, and he
win solicit the views OF the District officials In
regard to . plan for locating the Baltt-
more and Ohio passenger depot contiguous
to the Baltimore and Potomac depot at 9Th street.
such plan has been in contemplation by the Com
return nom New YORK Mr. dorman's request WIN
be considered by all the board.
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TN PRESIDENT, owing to slight indisposition,
Will not be able to attend the banquet to be given
In Baltimore this evening"
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND The WEST
VIA WASHING TON

VIA WAsHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER.
Echetule TO take eject SUNDAY November 10. 1884
syenue and street BY Is;eln sta1dsTd or 18th Mel,
Fer chicago, Cincinnati. louisville and st louis
SaIy a - 05 N. l0I IL. 1910 ?. H.. with
Through Coaches and Palace sleeI!Ig Cars = abose
ltlals WITHOUT change; IU:lo 3 L. daily 10 Chicago
e1celt Saturday
pm TO Fitt.bnrv Clevesnd and Detroit efiE Sleep
us Care to fitts6urg
ds:y With Sleeper foE Toledo va Wheeling and Lac
srslns for Philsdelphia and New York at s:los n
DAY EXCEPT sunday ? N! and l0:Uop daily.wa
Ior EaltslHoTo o. WeeE DAYS ; $50 60 800 $40,
sra l005 an y 10. 2 % 80. 80 80. A. uliu-
fsf Balt:,aors ON SUNDAYS 80 500. 90 an. 12a
1eI Annapolis. - am ahd 12Io and 44o DIN. on
Sunday, 900 i4O Pm.
,se;.d San. 40 r.u,.S3 30. so ard IL Is m
8sf s'sCors or hetroI oi;an branch, 7:i0 am and
M cay EXCEPT Sunday .ai rn daily Ter
DAILY exert Sur Day: for L-xngtou, S;aun-oI and
pm dsy tor TTse a say axe tae'it It's ssgaday
,S1 Bs saa 40 IN 1o dais gIett sUEday
SUNDAY. For POINTS O. K.li ~ IS n. daily
Ir'ins arrive from the West daily Go $50 am 22a
From New York. and Philadelphia. 2:55. s:soarn daily
s-2U m daily e1ceut Sunday. ''
krom AnLaYoAls. go an. ii 1:5o aid C,S7 pm:
FROM Le1ineton. 90 a daily. and 2;l5p m laIy
From iFeqsrisf d and intermediate POINTS s25 1000
SUNDAY; 500 J. L. daily IRON Point Of Rocks
rs 80 . 10 sIl 1850 az I5'i5 20 ~, 80
:S ~ ~ AAi ~ ~ = n. s ca SqnGsys 80
a. trains from Wsiuston stop Relay station except
or tuEther Information apply .. the baltimore and
0h:o Ticket of.ce-washtngtor st-tloI GIG AID iI5i
vii se for hasxsse u lie checked aud rrs..y Ell ::
" n CLLAENls, n Of H. Baltimore
MY L n LOFNL. GSlI'4 Passenger AGENT
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.

Ehh 6A 4 TIE RE c yH3Ast 5r fRoshfa
BENG BEN v 81 AA1 VIEW TKsF k * GEORGETOWN
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of theta
District u Columbia passed in cause in which f#;
and ot 2e' defnasnts No sss Equity
the as trustees will fer at public sale
APRIL, isst at the hour q FoTR O'clock P. H., ali
that tract Of land called White Haven" and at,erly
lunbia being described in one parcel as follows BE-
ginning at point at the end of IS perches measured
lar tree standing the south side Of the free road
I Of 6 hnoT IS on the the lime D v6s the t4sa
fhed Aiance from tina; part Of the tract called White
the said point Of beSinninr running south G. dexrees
west IL clio perches to the east edge Ct the Ridge road
Ns rche thence nort Is eS1e II
e 9T = s9sgsss west Is pssIches then north x
last point IS dist n i peTte5 from the said u aiysion
lines s., between Alliance and Jonn Murdock's part
suth sast tewards the Ssn's said a0n ari
s SION, line the latter bang CONTINUED from
SUI with tb said hdFe road north y dsess vest 20
OF perch to the said division line between Alliance
Inc runs from Dolly Barber north Is degrees west to
founded hickory tree which is boundary Of Alliance
ard thence by aud with sad division line south Is de-
the place of beginning containing ~ acres
Terms Of sale Onthird cash. the residue Of the pur-
chase money in six. twelve and eighteen months from
interest deposit # 800 required and to be forfeited
il the rms OF sale are not complied with at the end Of
all cash the ratification Of the sale by the court On
Of by the court the trustees will convey to the
rrchaser at his cos. and expense the property him
sold free clear am discharged Of all claim Of the par
r. P JACKSON. Trustee.
FK FIRE D'1 ". JONES', Tfassee,
aQ1-lot Az Louisiana ave. Washington.
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SPLENDID BUSINESS PR PERTY, no TIC
- SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN G AND II
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SEvEN-ea
front Of the premises, iA:I
PART OF LOT H. SQUARE 42e,
fronting 81 feet I.h street west side with depth Of
% fe,t to an alley, improved by press brick front
DWELLING containing IA rooms and large Store-room
one OF the best business prof critics It'll street
splendid business stand for any purpose and pre-
sents splendid opportunity for investment
Terms One-haf cash balance in one year notes 70
bear six cent interest and be secured by deed of
trust On premises IL terms not comrlied with in
seven days property to be resod and cost of de-
faung purchaser after five days public notice Of such
E. deposit OF $500 at time Of sale. Conveyancing
Gc, at cost of purchaser
apS-d6ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers.
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QUOTATIONS. FEW AND FAR BETwRRN.-Ow1ng TO
the severe storms interfering with the telegraph
wires between this city and New York, the stock
spectators could get little Information to-day. The
quotations have come few and tar between.
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B.LrIMoRERER.rrpa.

rIMoRE-HERurDa
BERMUDA, the celebrated resort FOR invalids and
TOURISTS desiring To enjoy lnylgorating trip
al s. tJQr ON the Islands be reached
from BALTIMORE in about sixty hours
The Steamship NUBIAN 3,1OO tons is intended to
sal! troIp BaltlInC April So pm The British
Royal Mail Steamship ARAB. 3 900 tons. May Is
First class cabin fare. $50 Round trip tickets on
Favorable terIus
For particulars apply to
OTIS BIGELOw CO.,
app I'm No COS 9Th street northwest.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNEMPLOYED SUBURBAN PROPERTY on LIN
coin AVENUE COR GLENWOOD ROAD KNOWN
AS The HEATING PROPERTY WASHINGTON,
u. C..
By virtue Of fecree of the Supreme Court VI -
tie District Of Coiunta, sitting in equity passed Xxi
In cause lwherein Heating ct al compidi -..0
ants anu McIauSflin et al are defendants No s66l
shall. on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH
pay q ARIL. A ]. 1884; at FIVE O'Clock p;
NJ. on the premises sell the folio described real
esa5e situated in said istrc to wit Lots No 81 s5
division of the tract of lard known Hill,
and also the undivided half interest in and to Lots
80 81 and 81 il tEa said subdivision Of Prospect Hill
tOyehrr with the ,llaings and improvements thereon
consisting Of large and well-bilt brick dwelling and
stables.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
months notes 10 bear interest from day Of
sale. all cash ut the option purchaser pur-
Ct.sers Deposits Of s25 Will be required ON each un.
improve ID lot, and $3.50 the Homestead II terms Of
not complied with within five days after day
at the risk and cost of the defautiDg purchaser or
purcL aSerS JOHN T. INNS. trustee
No. 486 louisiana avenue.
In order 20 secure TO the urchaser purchasers of the
homestead mentioned IN the above advertisement good
and valid title to tie whole of the aid property shall
al the SANE TIME AND PLACE offer for sale my uU-
divided half interest il and TO the said homestead
auo-GjS MARGARET 4. THISON.
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1ncendiarism at the Globe Hotel.
eArCRATrNa HooNa WITH KrRnsYHI

Between and O'Clock this morning rre was dis
covered In the Globe house, $H Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest, owned by Matthew Emery and oc-
cupieo by Cohen Friedman As q restaurant and
pUos rooms but the flames were speedily extin-
Souoteoly incendiary. STAR reporter visited the
building this morning and found that in the saloon
tnere were ave places where cigar boxes ana
cups saturated with kerosene, had been placed
ana SET on nre. The damaSe in this room was prin-
cipe!ly to the stock In the dining room, which u
N me rear OF the bar, the wainscotinS and door
had been saturated with kerosene and i've nres
were started The front room on tie second door
pool foom- Kerosene had been poured on the
moor here and several res hndled four OF them be-
neath the pool tables The proprietors, Messrs Co
men Friedman, suspect small colored boy who
was formerly employed In the house, but II Is not
thought BY the police that boy could have COM
detective Ran Il investigating the cause Of the
hle tnis afternoon, meanwhile the prcpretors and
bartender are IN custody. They were in bed IN the
lnlfo story at the time OF the 1re.
sudden Death 1t the National Hotel.
man, named John Treadwen, arrived and reg
lstered at the National hotel In this city, last Sat-
morning the clerk sent up to his room to ascertain
VIVA. mad become OF him The servant brought
wora that the man seemed dead. Mr. Hof. the
across the bed unclothed, excepting as TO shirts
ana vest, the lower portion Of the body being bare.
On Ine table was an empty flask Among the
his connection with the paymasters department Of
the army, some 81 In money and q life insur-
ance policy for S. 900. DR.. Patterson, the coroner
embalmed the body. Tie deceased was recoS
nzed as John Treadwell, an army paymasters
clerk, who had stopped at the hotel last fall and
checks Tor three trunks Indicate that he came here
last from Boston. He is said TO have wife living
az Frederick, Nd. An autopsy was held by DR..
lHlartigan, who gave certificate that death was
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE
and s1chanReable not sstsfactoFy 126O EACH ct tbs