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BALTIMORE, ND, April 2s.-yirginia skies, con-
forties. 35: new threes 40 bid to-day
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 2S.-Cotton dull and
lower-middling, los Flour firm and quiet Wheat
southern steady; western opened firm, declined and
closed unsettled southern red, IO4a1 O6: southern
amber, 1OSal.l 10: No 1 Maryland, 1OS1a asked;
No. western winter red, spot 9slaa99ls: April 99la
asked; May. 99Aa99ss: June. i.OIa4a1 OFF,; July,
closing dull southern white, 5Sa59 southern yellow
56a51; western mixed spot, and May. 56a56ia June.
561ia57. Oats steady and firm southern, 45a4s;
western white. 46a4S western mixed 44a4: Pennsyl-
wanna, 45a4s Rye higher. 75a7S. Provisions steady
Whisky steady .20al2L Other articles unchanged.
ll-64d: -four. 2s grain, ID. Recepts-iour. IA, 80
barrels; wheat 81 600 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels
| oats, 5000 bushels rye, 200 bushels. shipments
corn $1,000 bushels Sales-wheat, 626.OOO bushels;
corn, 10000 bushels.
Chicago Narkets.
CHICAGO, April %, Ills a. m.-wheat opened
with quiet and rather steady feeling. Corn-June,
47a4a4!s Oats-June. 36Asa36a. Provisions un-
changed.
CHICAGO: Ill, April Disclosing prices Wheat
April SS; May, S9ls: June. Ola July, 93Ss. Corn
April. 4; May. AN June, as July. 49, Oats,
lI.s2ls May. lI.73la June. lI.S5: July, 1895
Lard-Aprn. ass; May. 6.S5; June. 6.95; July.
7.Ou&
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I'm Pittsburg last night the walls fell, buryinG
nine firemen in the ruins. One of them was IN.
stantly killed and several others fatally in
jured.
Rowell is among the contestants In o six day
go-as-you-please walking match in London.
Police Sergeant Crowley, OF New York, has
been arrested charged with rape on 0j6-year
old girl named Maggie Morris.
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SHE ALLEGES CRUELTY AND ABANDONMENT on
TIE PART OF HER HUsBANp.

BALrIMoRE, April 2S.-Suit was entered to
day In the city circuit court by Mrs. Mary Al
Ice Belt for divorce a Daexsa ct thoro, from her
husband, Eu9epe N. Belt. The parties met at
Mt Desert, Maine, last summer, Mrs. Godfrey
then being atoun widow, from New York, and
~ October they were married and came 10 Bal-
tmQrc and had reception, which was attended
ny The most fashionable people of Baltimore.
In January Mr.. and Mrs. Belt went to New
turned TO Baltimore without informing his wife.
Sbe followed, but their relations have been such
that she now asks for divorce on the ground OF
defendant, who is of an old Maryland family
and prominent merchant of Baltimore, viii
invest the suit with more than ordinary inter.
est
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MORMON BISHOP CLAwsoN PLEADS GUILTY.
The case of Bishop Hiram b. Clawson. for un-
lawful Capitalization, was called in the commits
sioner's court in Salt Lake City Saturday AFTER
noon. Being asked his plea, he said: "Mr. Com
missioner, IL is not necessary TO examine any
witnesses in this case admit all the facts a.
set forth In this complaint" The bishop had
said before that he would not run, neither
would he permit any member Of his family TO
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTi. BENG THE HANDSOME RESI-.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE, No 1923 h STREET NORTHWEST
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of nseA
The District OF Columbia. passed On the 9th day :.A
order entered on The oath day Of September, 49,
1854 in equity cause No 4,914, wherein the United
States OF America Is comp ainant and Samuel 81
Smoot, ct al. are defendants. the undersigned
trustee, named in said decree, win offer for sale ar
public auction, In 'front.' Of the premises, on TUES
DAY; THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1855
AT FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, all that certain piece
or parcel OF estate situate in the city Of Wash
lnSton u. G.. known and described as lot number
twelve, 12D in kidwels subdivision of square num-
bered two hundred and seventeen CIT as recorded
bia the said lot having frontage of "a feet ON the
north side OF street by depth Of 1876 together
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of hand
some and commodious threeS.ory brownstone front
residence. with large back building known as house
No. l423 street northwest
Terms OF SALE prescribed by said decree: One
third OF the purchase money 10 be paid In cash and
the residue In three equal nstaments six t6) and
twelve (l21 and eighteen (lS) months from day OF
sale with Interest al six 30 cent the deferred
ments to be secured by the promisory of the
served upon the premises sold or all the purchase
money may be paid in cash. at the option Of the pur
chaser No deed will be given until all the purchase
money Is paid deposit Of $500 Will be required on
the acceptance OF the bid aud ii the terms sale are
not complied with within ten days ffom day of sale
the property may be resoid the risk OF the
defutfug purchaser All eonyeyanciug at pufchasers
cost. RANDOLPH COYLE, Trustee
sn21 Ofa"A Of the ia Attorney. City Haul
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DUBLIC SALE OF TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN
Il PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD

Prince Georges county, Md, sitting in Equity
sEvfSTH s II ELEvEN t deIScK AN the
rison Hays died seized possessed This property,
containing 100 Acres more less is eligiby situated
tion .n The = X. q 70 Brightseat post office. is
s sSSS' w miles nom Jennings station and miles
Mssrs Coats Masruder Gregory and others and ad
Schools Minis ana Market It ID
10y dwe,ling Of SIX rooms tenement house of three
wood the balance cleared: water plentiful and unsur-
passed in quality The soil is well adapted to grazing
offers many Inducements.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
day Of sale or on the final ratification thereof $3.50 Of
which sum shall be paid in cash the day Of sale and
be paid IN Instruments OF six. twelve and eighteen
tho n a S SALE tor which the tho notes
hccn OF the Trustee and bearing legal interest from
money be paid in cash at the option of the pur-
Chaser Con'eyancing AZ me cost OF the gurGhaser
And on the SAME DAY AND PLACE, at HALF.
PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, by virtue Of a de
subscriber rs Trustee in SAID decree viii offer al pub
lie sale the real estate and premises in said equity pro
HAYS died seized adjoining the tract Just above offered
containing contain ~ acTes more or less This tract is i'm
Vii i wei adapted to Grass Fruit and GARDENING is
wei wooden ana Watered, and Is In every respect a
very desirable piece of property, possessing the same
advantages OF situation as the 1O5 tract does.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
third OF the purchase money to- be paid in cash on the
day of sale the final ratification of the sale:
o when sum to be paid In cash the day of SALE and
e remaining twothirds OF the purchase money to be
months from the day of sale. for which the notes of
he purchaser must be given, secured to the salts
faction of the Trustee and bearing interest from the
day OF sale until paid: the whole Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash at the option Of the pur.
chaser Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
BE- Persons desiring further particulars and to
view the premises will please communicate with the
undersigned Trustee At Biadensburg. Prince Georges
county, Nd
ap2312t MARION DUCKETT Trustee
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A MARYLAND planter shot.

BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Near Trueman's
Landing, Prince Georges county, live ]. A.
Morris and q Mr.: Lamar. both extensive to-
bacco planters. The men have quarreled re-
Gently, and yesterday Morris went TO the house
OF Lamar, who was with his wife and holding
one Of his children in his arms. After some
words Morris snatched the child from its
father, drew pistol and shot Lamar. 1t is not
yet Known how serious the wound NAV prove,
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To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Whose negligence causes an OVERLOOKING
sewer on the northwest corner OF New York
avenue and 10th street? Every rain causes the
water 10 back into the street, where IL stands
for days. CITIZEN
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FrrTSBUBG, April 2S.-A meeting of the man.
uf@cturers Of iron and nails has been called for
tomorrow afternoon to meet the conference
committee lately appointed by the Amalga-
mated association of iron and steel workers.
Inis - 70 be the nrst meeting of a series TO de-
termine what the iron workers scale shall be
for next year.
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]. B. Shipman, of Michigan, was to-day ad
mjtted to the bar of the Supreme Court of the
District. The applications of Walter B. Grant
and Loring Williams were referred to the ex
aiming committee.
Emanuel White, . young colored man, was
fined s 10 In the Police Court to-day for striking
Alfred Reed, q companion, on the head with Q
brick.
Mr.. Freely, proprietor of the grocery store
corner Of Goth and + streets says that the par
ties concerned in the Saturday night affray in
which Patrick Branson was fatally cut, had not
been drinking in his store that night.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.

Averdtct ~ InvolaHfary Mansla1ghter
Special DApasch TO THE SKSrSe STAR:
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 2s-The Downey
jury found, At O'Clock a verdict Of involunta ry
granddaughter; fne $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-28

ELoPED.-A prepossessing young woman, APP
parently about 23 years OF age, on Saturday APP
piled to the mayor of Baltimore for pecuniary
assistance. She gave her name as Mrs. Henry
and said that short time ago she became ac-
quainted with man who said he lived in Bal
timore He induced her TO elope with him,
leaving her husband, VINO was a well-to-do mill
operative in Taunton, Mass. She accompanied
him 10 Baltimore, where he placed her as q
boarder in q handsomely furnished house, and
lett her to go on business trip. Soon after his
departure she discovered that the house was Q
place OF bad repute, and she escaped with only
what clothing she had on. The mayors secretary,
after investigating the case, gave her pass fof
Taunfnn.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Charles A. Foster,
ordered to examination for promotion; Pay
masters C. F. Guild and ]. F. Tarbell, to con-
tinue on present duty till September 80, 1885;
Chief Engineer T. Zeller, to continue present
duties till December LIST, 1855; Capt. w. E. Fitz-
hugh, Commanders q. w. Sumner, A. s. Crown
inshield. c. r. Chester, F. E. Chadwick and L.
and T. A. Lyons, Lieuts. VIM. w. Reisinger C.
G. Bowman and A. II. Conden, Medical Director
A. c. Gorgas, Surgeon q. f. Winslow, Assistant
Surgeon Thomas Owens, Paymastens j. 4. Toll
free and +. H. Human, Chief Engineer III. L.
Snyder and Assistant Naval Constructor F. T.
1855; Commander ". F. Picking Lieut. Com.
maDder c. 4. Schetky, Pr2is. 9. Newcomb, A.
and E. Frisby, Naval Constructor George w.
Much, Civil Engineers w. s. g. White. NJ. 7.
Ekdicott, A. g. Menocai and e; G. Wolcott, TO
ELEcr1oxS SUPERVISORS AocoUNrs.-The
Arst controller Of the Treasury has just rendered
IN important decision restricting the discretion
Of chief supervisors OF elections in building up
their fees. It has been held heretofore that the
accounting officers OF the Treasury had no right
20 revise the accounts Of chief supervisors as to
The question came before Contr Her Durham In
the case OF William Muirheid, chiefsupervisor OF
New Jersey, aud the decision was that the &C
counts could be revised and all illegal or unne-
cessaFy items disallowed. In the ease OF MI.
Auirhsid over o, 600 was dlsallowed-
Mns. WILLARD, the clerk who was recently
transferred from the first controllers ONCE,
Treasury, on account Of there being no work
for her there, was notified to-day Of her dis
missal, to take effect on the LIST OF May. No ap-
pointment viii b made IN her place.
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WosDEns NEVER CnAsn

A stem winding Watch, in running order, nickel
case we offer this week at the remarkably low figure
Of $1.98g
We sen now Black Eardrops. which were CSC. .
short time ago, at 25c
Rolled gold plate Pins, formerly 400, now Csc
Initial Sleeve ButtonA formerly 99c., now 49c
solid silver Thimblo8, formerly 40c., now 25c.
now 90c
Beautiful Bangle Bracelets, formerly 9ec. now 4ec
Koled gold-plate Hoop Earrings. formerly 90c,
Sterling silver Collar Buttons, formerly Csc, now
121sc.
Gents Collar Buttons, with Rhinestone set 1Oc-
worth Csc.
Genuine rolled gold Lockets, very fine goods worth
nom 70 to $40 EACH we offer now from 99c to $S48
Amethyst Rings, with diamond chip center. $140.
Ladies' gold plated Vest Chains, worth $l.25, now
Rolled gold Vest Chains S1.9a
Solid gold Earrings with real diamond setting, at
Gents Scarf Pins real diamond SET $I.oS,
Ladies' Pins to match earrings real diamond setting
Solid silver Bangle Bracelets worth 81 so, for 09c
Fine Rhinestone Pins, rolled gOld-pate, at 49c and
S9c. Our 81 40 pin in fully worth $3.50.
Among other wonderful Bargains we offer this week
are:
SILK, plush and gilt combination Cabinet Frames 26c
SILK, plush Cabinet Frames at 29c, formerly Acc.
SILK. plush Cabinet Frames at 49c., formerly 99c.
SILK, plush Cabinet Frames at S0c, formerly 81 90
SILK, plush Cabinet Frames at 99c., formerly $l.40
we have also received some very handsome styles
OF Baby Carriages at remarkably low figures. which
deserve your especial attention.
Our stock now Is unusually full, and bristlnR all
over with decided Bargains.
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READING, PA, April 2S.-At Fitztown, this
county, considerable excitement has been
caused by q discovery made by J. Ladshaw,
who was prospecting tor gold on Gring's farm.
He has already taken out some fine gold quartz
in paying quantities. The land has risen
greatly in price.
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THE CHEROKEE CONTROVERSY.-The Court
Of Claims to-day began the hearing of the case
of the Cherokee Indians, a controversy between
the eastern band and western band, involving
possession Of q large tract of land.
Mr.. DE CASTRO has severed his connection
with the Venezuelan legation, 1t is said, on &C.
count of the expressed dissatisfaction Of Minis
ter Soteldo at the notoriety occasioned
by the episode last winter at Stewart
were the principal participants. Young DE
Castro il said to have gone to New York, hav-
ing been given position in the consuls office
there.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctl0neers
ASp aEB EDa x6 sAHE Of 1T S
On THgRSRAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 4, , TMIR 3,
our sae RP3WS 9Th mo and SITS sa NV
j LARGE BAY HoRsE. ! Years Old
s sH8MH H MasE. ! years years S S1f
I BIZ sLA 6 <, MAZE IIn;s years ears old d,
The attention of parties in need of excellent riding
and driving horses Is respectfully called to this sale
sold without reserve. ap2S-2t
T1HOMAS DOWNING Auctloneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
GEoRG ETo S Ma AT A AGcr THShN % NEE .
SIX ocI6R viii M ss in f 'front.' Of the hsSP
ses part OF Lots Nos and g. in square No. 80, -
depth OF 40 feet Congress street This property
will be sold whole subdivided to suit
Terms liberal and made known at sale ap2s6t
DAWNBBOKE Frs SALE
L Il. sELINGER's FIRST SPRING
r.Hrs d, s3rl + For TX 1882 ,, CIT WV
THURsbAT VEN EvEN1S &c. e. h m ga and eStinue
three nights This sale consists of Diamonds. amongst
cts Jewery silver and Plated Watches Opera Glasses
ing, &c Goods will be sold without I9f reserve ser
WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers. apas-5t.
TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
On mospA se M6RSfSG Ms sAIF FOURTH 1885
at TEN O'CLOCK shall SELL on the G street side OF
the Interior department. large quantity Of old mate
DESKS. CASES AND STANDS;
6FFf3 HOLES TAsEEs ANR fHA1Rs
MATING, RACKS, AND LARGE Lot OF LUM-
a ny S!dsF of 81 sfcRrrARY OF THE INTERIOR.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ASS EfEXFS "a VI Sa N5sH HFNnAS
By order and decree of the Supreme Court ~
the District re of Columbia in Equity Cause mum
plainant and Henry S Davis defendant, and by order
and decree Of the supreme Court of the United States
De 81 Mas on D. iss At I'VE
&C b1 offer for sale at public auction
and ten and nine hundred and eleven,
same are numbered on the ground plat plan Of said
on the recorded subdivision.
inc Ea nc OF SAID tai ten 90 lots
81 124 LIP feet more or less.
Terms g prescribed; cash at the time of SALE de-
when sold Conveyancing &C. at the cost of the pur-
chaser or purchasers and on failure of compliance
tee reserves the right to resell the premises risk
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser purchasers.
This sale being the final adjudication of the cause
above mentioned will be peremptory.
HENRY +. DAVIS, Trustee
ap29-eoGdS $50 Louisiana avenue
7 ARGE TWOSTORY FRAME BUILDING ON
IL EIGHTH STREET EXTENDED ABOVE
BOUNDARY STBEET.
By virtue Of an order passed by the Board of e.t4
Managers OF the National Association for the Re- i&a
en and 6F
q, FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises 1 (as;
abOve.) "
ONE LARGE TWO STORY BUILDING
having front of los feet by depth of 90 feet and Is
In three sections
These buildings will be sold to be removed and offer
splendid opportunity those desiring
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G.. Il. KEEN,
TAILOR,
Ala 9TH STREox

ID CAN BE FOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE
p ps,ns ID n IF lanes as %GsIL
Y14 street. three doors west of the Patent ONCE i'm
any other establishment In the city If you wish 70
ony even the smallest quantity Of white lead oils var
nish c1lors DRY or In OH etc. send your sddress
sold in this denarmsns win be sent to you ~ return
Iier This pri ist gives the price Of haipi pint
Of oil turpentine dryer yarnsh and other liquid sold
pound. five. ten twenty-fys and one hundred pounds
miscellaneous articles The prices are graded accord
ing 70 the quantity bought Large BUYERS get very
MY prices are fixed All buyers buying tue sSine uus.
ty the same price The xperienced buyef refD
s sm s ausln iss oldest painter he tbs
After examining my pricelist, send your orders By
messenger, telephone, or by mail. and thew Wili IS
filed promptly, and the bill, per pricelst collected
The other departments Of my business have grovn
to satisfactory proportions now give my special At
tention to the Paint Department. and expect having
fnli supply Of hrstciass goods, selling them ct low
prices and making prompt deliveries. % secure lib
JAMES II. McGrIl.
Dealer In Building Supplies
f2S-3m eos. $40. GA and cid q btreet
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GIBSON BROTHERS,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERa
l23s Pennsylvania avenue Waah1ngspn, D. q
nIF1ns Printing aspectalU. 10
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We will sell at our establishment 1882 Pennsyl-
vania avenue at public auction, all pledges forfeited
by REDEEM ption, from No 1000 TO e 500 inGln-
TIETH, and FRIDAY, MAY ONE, 1885, at ALE
PAST SEVEN En-. YGkoGK NJ CONSISTING OF Gold
laces. Charms Lockets; Scarfpins, Earrings. Pins,
Bracelets Plain Gold and Set Rings Studs. Sleeve But
tons, Pencils. Pistols. Guns Books Bibles, Drawing
Instruments, Carpets, Curtains, Valises and Opera
Glasses, Spreads, Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
Ladies' and Gents Clothing and all kinds Of wearing
apparel.
y. B-Persons holding tickets will please take no
% STEINEM BROS
J2S-3t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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THE TRADES.

IvEWsPAPER, BOOK AND JOB PRrNTTNo
IN GOOD sTYLE-L0W PRICEH
LARGE FACILITIES-EEW NATERIAI.
ORDEHs FOR PRINTING OF ALT KIND
SOLICITED,
RUFUS IL Darcy
Practical Printer
MIS- l82 9th ssrost noTthvIen
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YI,RUSTEES' SALE VALUABLE STEAMBOAT
III PROPERTY.

Under ard by virtue of deed of trust bearing date
the 18th day of June. 1873, duly recorded in Liner
District of Columbia and at the request OF the bond
holders thereby the undersigned. trustees viii
cell ON WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY
or MAY, 1855. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
a NJ, at and upon the wharf of the steamer George
Leary, at the city of Washington in the said District
the following real and personal property belonging
tbe Potomac Steamboat mpany-that Is 10 say:
All the right Gitie interest and estate of the said
company being one undivided moiety in square num-
bered four hundred and SeventytwO (472 i'm the said
city with the buildings and wharf related the said
square. o,s numbered respectively one % and two
three (413 the said city, with the wharves oppo
site the same. Lots numbered respectively eleven
Cd fifteen tl5l, seventeen 40, twenty-five (22)
and twentythree (23). in square numbered five hun
three t5U5,l, in the said city, the wharf
wharves and water rights and privileges annexed
and belonging TO the lots and TO lot numbered six
teen (Iol. in Jne square last above mentioned.
Also LOT numbered thirteen (l:). in square num-
bere! five hundred and four GOD, in tie said city
with the improvements, wharf privileges and APP
pUrIenances thereto belonging
Also "A certain railroad near Quantico Va
called the Potomac railroad, about and seven
tenth Il -lo miles III extent together with the adj
iacent wharf and certain of land containing
abb three and Onethrd q 49, near the said
wharf
Also the several steamers Georgeanna George
Leary and Excelsior, with their tackle apparel and
furniture
Company for damages resulting from detective
structOn of steamer, amounting about thirty-six
hundred dollars S6OOl. with interest. besides ex-
pen>eS. demurrage, &c The counsel for the company
Baltimore has agreed conduct this suit not vet
commenced To legal termination in the of last
resort upon contingent fee of twenty-five per cent
The Potomac railroad. the wharf and real estate at
Quantico will be sold together, the steamers George
anna and Excelsior separately
The W Washington real estate the wharves and the
steamer George Leary. and all property connected
herewith will be sold together
Terms OF sale: Cash.
JOHN SELDEN, lrxr.aos
LEIGH ROBINSON ( AiusteeS
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A WAsHINGrONIAN IN LUCK.-Major Chas. T.
Yoder, Of this city, is one of four heirs to Joseph
L. Yoder, Of Bethlehem, Pa, who died intestate
April 22d inst, leaving an estate valued al
$4,000.
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GALE OF INTENSIVE PARCELS OF REAL
- ESIAIE IN THE NORTHEAST SECTION OF

49, .T, ~ Ti-NoI ' r, PAX Els OF RfAL
TIE CITY.
By v tue OF DEGREES of the Supreme Court Of 80
The Oetrict OF Columbia, in Equity Cause No. im II
go We actig IN execution of the powers con- III
ferrec oy the iced OF trust recorded Liber o.
foIo Si5. IN order pay the balance debt
cured oy "a d deed OF trust, and the ex-
tensions thereof, VIII sell in front premises on
THURSDAY, the IWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
APRl l., 1883, al FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, sublOts Nos
81 81 80 80. 30, Al. and sublOts "A to So ncl,-
sve 10 square No .i9 These lots front respectively
on 90 street east and on the alleys in square: and
infne dlately thereafter original Lots Nos O. 10 I2
70 ana 10 In square NO. u.s. fronting respectively
Delaware avenue. Sd aud NJ streets northeast with
two small brick Dwellings thereon.
Terms: one-third cash; balance at one and two
years deposit sufficient 10 secure comDlianc Win
terms required on each parcel sold.
ALAN a DALE
TIL: JESUP MILLER, trustees
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. apI3-dSds
RF AT THE REQUEST OF THE PARTIES IN
interest the above sale Is postponed until
APRIL ThlRTlETH, at HALF-PAST FOUR r NJ
ALAN \. DALE.
ap2SdSds Til: JESUP MILLER trustees
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening and 2:45 p IN prices
ofthe New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 10th street: