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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

0'', -,us'''0I17e'S
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT IN TODD AND
BROWNS SUBDIVISION OF MOUNT PLEAS
ANT AND PLEASANT PLAINS, IN THE
COUNTY.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated the twelfth ss,s
Gay OF december. 1883, and recorded in Lber 13R
no. 1864, at folio 2o2, ct seq, one of the land-aE
records OF the District of Columbia. the undersigned
Will sell at public auctlol the highest bidder in
'front.' OF The premises, Cd SATURDAY, THE III lRD
DAY OF APRIL, 1856, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
the south half (IsJ of lot sxeen 81 in block IL of
Todd and Browns recorded subdivi sion of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains i'll the county of WASH
iDgtOn, District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale All cash. A deposit of fifty $500
dollars will be required on day ofsale.
WM. IL. PEA RICE, ,,r,,..,
mh23dtdS JOHN +. cox, ( AAuSleeS
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
company agt. Grant; decree below affirmed.
To-day, Mark ct al agt. Main: on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-yudge Cor.
Yesterday, MerriSk agt; MsIrick; sale decreed
1lton appointed trustees to sell. Morris agL Mer-
rick; sale decreed and G. e. Hamilton appointed
trustee to sell. English agt; English; pavement
of alimony by consent ordered. BurfOrd agt.
Walker; ]. n. Magruder made party complain
ant and pro eonfesso on amended bill. Kennedy
agt. Stone; VS.. Albert substituted trustee.
To-day smith agt Smith; delivery of note by
trustee authorized. Dutch agt. Mari; payment
OF money into court ordered. Hazen agt. Bos-
Item Mali "" Waite ast EammOnd; r Fsndail DO do
Peugh agt. Davis; s r. Lewis allowed TO inter.
Bond as
parte Jane o. Mahon; investment of funds Or
dered. Robson agt. Niles; motion to strike
from files amended answer oVerruied.
PROBATE CoURToJud0e Co.,
To-day, estate Elliott Coburn; Frank Coburn
appointed administrator; bond $4,000. Estate
saiiie 6: Oliver; A. F. Fox; do; bond $4,000.
bond S25. Estate w. d. Fuller; petition OF
Henry Bergh for letters nied; Estate Of John
becca Bunyea; letters of administered granted
to Emmett p. Bunyea; bond $500. viii Of Z.
OF administration granted 6. b. Iebermann;
bond $4,000.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jnd0e Hdgner.
To-day, Gardner 4 Co. agt. Thompson; death
of Thomps suggested. Simms agt Shepherd;
suit abafed. Tome agt. Hitchcock; default.
POLICE COURT-Judoe Smell.
To-day Eugene Van Riswick, larceny; sixty
days. Patrick Boyle. concealed weapons two
pistols); $40.
RANGE OF THE THERNoMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office today
a m. 47.O; q. m, 47.O; IL q. M, $40; d
M, 500. Maximum, $40. Minimum, 44.0.
Col. NELSON B. SwEITzKR, recently pro
NOTED, second cavalry, has been ordered K
duty with his regiment in the department O
Columbia, on the expiration OF his presen
leave.
.MAsoR GEO. X. BRADY, 18th infantry, pro
Noted from captain Of 23d infantry, ordered e
the department Of the Missouri. Capt. e. E
Wood, 9Th cavalry, recently promoted, relieves
from duty at the military academy, and ordere,
| to Join his troops.
February a. the roof OF Q theater ct Hero
| mai Japan, fell In, owing to the weight Of snoy
| upon e, and 160 or more persons were klllo'
and several hundred were tnJureo.
The Salvation army bafraCkD at Detroit
/ Mich, were blown up by dynamite TuesdaI
night: no one was Injured.
Dispatches from Amman report ffeoh mAn1AcTe
at the Catholic missfone In the province fQuan
| hing. The number OF the victims u said {
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Capitol Topics.

DEPUTY SERGEANT-AT-ARMs REMOVED.
Mr.. Cross, one of the deputy sergeant-at-arms
of the Senate, has been displaced by the
abolition of his Office. This was done
at the instance of the republican caucus
committee on retrenchment, appointed in the
last Congress, but it is stated that the Grand
Army of the Republic demanded Mr.. Cross re-
mOval. He is an ex-cOnfederate and democrat
OF West Virginia,
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NJ ADAME HOFFELDT. TEACHER OF SINC;-
VI Ing after the true italian method Classic and
Modern Music; good German. French and Italian by
unsurpassed methods I2I5 @ st. NV. mh29
lNRENCH Lessons. Till QUICKEST, EA-IEsST
A and The best known system. Prof II. La RI.OQU r,
from Pans SOrbOnEe University. ATHENECM OF
FRENCH LANGUAGE 1914 ST. NV. fans
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
w. As, coupon. 1868 bid. 1861 asked U. S. 4s reg
1891. coin. 147s bid, l15la asked Metropolitan K
r. stock, 103 Did. 105 asked North Capitol and o
Street X. r., As bid, sos asked. Washington Gas.
39ls bid. 39a4 asked. Firemens Ins, 42la asked
National Metropolitan ms. so BID: National Union
ms, 1911 bid. 20 asked Corcoran ms. ssh bid Co.
lumSia ms l2is bid Is ssks Riggs Ins; 90 bid.
ton Market stock, 2Oa bid ri asked. Great Falls
Ice. ISL bid l30 asked Real Estate Title Insur-
45A< asked. Chesapeake and Pot. TEL Co., 6S1s bid,
7O12 asked u. s. Electric Light. 20 asked.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUA BILE UNIIP IMPROVED
KEAL ESTATE in THE COUNTY, NEAR

HE doGsf4
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated 18th day ofssz
June A. D. loso, and duly recorded in Liber No ~
Si4, foHo 2I3, ct seq one Of the land records off,
the District of Columbia and by decree of the su-
Equity ss II 10 si
PASSED December 10Th. A. D. 1855. and by
decree Of the Equity Court. passed on Febru-
airy 24th, ~ p. 1856, and by direction
tees sci o the PREMISE On r ,he
S ~, N /. DAY OF APRIL A. d. 1856, AT FOUR
Al that piece and Gel Of land situated and lying In
Of a tract Of land called 'Fetchall's Chance" and
bounded as follows; beginning tor the same at the
thence Forth 6s12 degrees west % perches: thence
north l1i degrees east 300 perches south 67a
1903 perches To tie beginning, containing acres
Also another part of said tract bounded as follows:
besinIllng at the northwest corner of above-de-
original tract. known ..Fle;chaiFs Chance north
~ degrees east Zo5o perches; then south 67l de-
gree east 70 perches. TO county ROAD; then With
south - DEGREES west 10 50 perches the northeast
north line of said lot north 6.i2 degrees west So
peTehe 10 the place OF beginning containing ten acres
Terms: one-third cash: balance In six and twelve
months, with interest and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, or all cash. All conveyancng
elc, at purchasers cost A deposit of 500 will be
complied with in ten days. the trustees the
TO resell the property at risk and cost the de-
W. d. CASSIN, lTr,s,..s
JAS. l. DAVIS. Aios'ees'
ALSO.
Immediately thereafter, by virtue of deed of trust
dated the lltu day of April, A D. 1851 and duly re.
corded In iIber No. SGS folio 81 a, OF the
land records O the District of Columbia and by
OF the supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia,
holding Equity Court for sud District, in No
S,3U1 and passed December 18th \. d. 1885 and by a
decree OF the General ERIN thinning said decree of
ine Equity Court, passed ON February Gath, A. ID.
1856 and by direction OF the party secured thereby,
the GnderslgDed trustees viii sell the premises the
TO- Ov ing described property:
AL thai piece and parcel OF land situated and lying
in the county and DislRct aforesaid, and known as
part OF FletchaIs Chance, and bounded as follows:
Beginning atthe northwest corner OF ten-acre lot.
NO :, now held by the association, then with the
west line OF said lot and the original tract known as
'EIStchalIS Chance north lila degrees. east AZ
perches then south 67l2 degrees. :SSl perches
thence south LILY degrees west AZ percheS, thence
north 61la degrees. west ISL. perches to the begin
ming, Containing and laid out for ten of land
TERMS One-tLlird cash. balance in six and twelve
months, with interest and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, all cash. All couyeyancing
&c az purchaser cost deposit of 500 Will be re-
CURED al lime OF sale If terms not complied
WIN 10 ten days the trustees reserve the right 10
sell the property AT the risk and cost of the deiauting
purchaser or purchasers
mh2sdSds JAS "a; D. e cA 5sVIIs Trustees
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> "0'@'H AND Z fi'h VIZ riofi A00IioN "a IL
will sell the
STOCK AND CONTENTS IN STORE
9OS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Commencing
WEDNESDAY MARCH THIRTY-F1RST
AT TEN AN,
And VIII continue daily until all goods disposed Of
The stock contain, prime and hrSt-claSS Dry Goods
and Notions, consisting of
Silks Nelve.s, Sattns, line Dress Goods Cashmeres,
Embroidered tlannels Table Linens, Towels,
Blankets Quilts, Underwear Hosiery. Corsets
Laces, Embroderies. Gloves Jerseys Umbrellas
and PareSOis, While SHIRTS, together With full
line of DUnpSticS.
Ladies will do well attend this sale, as a good as
sortment OF spring Goods VIII be offered Oily.
Terms cash.
ML3U-1t$ NJ. FOLEY Auctionepr
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The Republican Caucus.

THE SENATOR'S ADJOURN WITHOUT ADOPTING
ANY LINE OF ACTION.
The republican senatorial caucus ad.
journed at three o'clock this after
noon without reaching any decision.
The result will probably be that each nomina-
ton will be considered individually upon its
own merits, as no time was appointed for
another caucus.
Incidental TO the discussion moro than ma
jority expressed themselves in favor Of open ex-
ecutive sessions.
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mh23-dtiS

HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
Il L No $40 Louisiana ave nue
Auction sale OF Horses Carriages. Wagons, Harness
&c. &c, EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY MORNINGS, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK Large and well assorted stock of Carriages
Buggies. Wagons. Harness, &c, &c, always on hand
AT private sale s. BENSING Err. Auct mS-Im
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THr F1nsr GRArn

In announcing this our Frst Grand Spring Opening"
wedo so with feeling that eortsin the past
nave been kindly appreciated. Not emitting the
fdence and patronage which you have bestowed upon
Us In large measure, feel encouraged not only to
maintain our reputation, but to eclipse former
enorts by displaying at all times the latest and most
desirable articles at the very lowest prices possible
throughout our entire establishment
Especial attention is called to our
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
where will be found an elegant display Of
FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETsl
All Exclusive Styles, our own direct importation.
Lowing moalsse. "a Paris Mines
ne Mh1Ie sPssxnEf these imported Hats and BON.
This department is under supervision Of competent
skilled. and experienced ladies' who viii gladly give
y9n amy Information regarding styles shapes and
We have nave syesysniag that i new and novel IN Trim
plainly Ribbons. beads and Ornaments Ia " srs &
variety. Our stock of
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDRENs UN.
TRIMMED HATS
end most
and must be seen to be appreciated.
OPENING OF OUR NEW ADDITIoNi
In conjunction with the Millinery Opening we are
pleased to announce the completion of q new and
tenSive addition to our show rooms the second
floor, giving us an additional floor space 5000 feet
which will be devoted TO q display and sale Of
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND INFANTS WEAR.
ct this
this city tor the display of the above goods and the
convenience of having the two departments con-
nected will be appreciated.
By this addition we are permitted to devote much
more space to our department of
JERSEYS!
An opportunity OF which we have taken advantage,
and have imported EXCLUSIVE STYLES which
heretofore, owing to want of sufficient room could
not be properly displayed. Our magnificent stock of
these goods can be exhibited with credit to
selves and the entire satisfaction of the most fatidi-
Want of space will not permit US to enumerate our
attractions and novelties in
SPRING WRAPS, SPRING JACKETS, SPRING
RAGLANS, DC.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Md. April. 2.-vrgnia skies.
forties. Al threes 65 North Carolina skies old
J. 171A bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. April 2-Cotton dull-mid-
ding, B. Flour quiet and steady-Howard street and
western super, 275a3 25; do. extra, 350a4 10; do.
family, 435a5.OO: city mills super, 2.75a3 25: do
extra 3.5Oa4l5 do. Rio brands 4 75aAS7; Patapsco
family $40; do superlative patent, $40. Wheat
southern steady and quiet western lower and dull;
southern red, 94a96 do. amber, S7a9S: No. Mary
land. 964A asked; No. western winter red spot
ela9!aa April. 9l4 bid; May. 93t4aS3as; August.
and dull: southern white 44a46la do yellow 44a46;
western mixed, spot, 46a46l4: April. 45a4 bid:
May 46a461s: steamer. 427sa43 Oats firm and
Quet-southern 3Sa42; western white 39a41:
mixed, 37a3S: Pennsylvania, 3Sa4l Rye quiet,
10a73. Hay easy and Quetprime to choice western,
13.OOa155O. Provisions dull and nominal Mess
pork, lO25a1I75. Bulk meats--shoulders and clear
rib sides, packed, 4l5a6. Observation-Disclosures 5: clear
rib sides, 81; hams, 1Ul5a11l Lard-refned. 7l4a7
Butter irm-western, packed 14a2O creamery. 25a32.
Eggs easy and quiet, IL Petroleum quet-retned,
IN Coffee quiet.Ri0 cargoes. ordinary 70 fair
Sugar frm-A son 81 copper refined dull 1OsslOl.
per steamer frm-cotton. Sled: -four Is: grain
bushels; corn 35 600 bushels; oats. $500 bushels:
rye, 100 bushels Shipments-four, 274 barrels
Saes-whea 256,OOO bushels corn, Sc. 600 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April. 2; 1880 a. m-wheat opened
fell of Si& but is shade stronger again. The fol-
lowing the current quotations for May delivery:
Whea, Sl12 corn, 80 TIC; oats. sos; pork 9.35;
lard. 595a5 OH.
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WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,
WAsHISsToS, ID. G.. CENTER MARKET,
March ~ 1856
Notice is hereby given that the right of choice and
the PFivleS of covering with appropriate advertise
menis the twenty three advertising panels the out
side OF the platform and gallery running on three
sides OF the Seyenthtreet building In center Market
Ject To the payment of therefor will be sold at
pubic auction for the term Of one year from May
J. 1856, the sale 10 commence in said Seyenthstreet
wing of Center Market on TUESDAY. APRIL
JttI RIEENTH. 1856. at HALF-PAST ONE
O'CLOCK IN THE \ AFTERNOON, and to continue
on thai day and by adjournment every subsequent
afternoon, the hour and place, until ali
dis pOsed OF
For additional particulars inquire at the Office of the
Company.
by order of the directors:
TIL WASHINGTON M DIT COMPANY.
BY NJ. e. EMERY. t'-aSiC.-tt- mhSU-ts
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and 800 p. m. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day as reported BY
special wire to H. H. Dodge. $50 10th street:
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p1-2s
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TO BE SOLD FOR LIVERY-TWO GRAY MARES
SAD To BE HIGHLY BRED, AND TWO
BAY HORSES, FIVE AND SIX YEARS OLD,
AT AUCTION.
1886, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front of nv sales
rooms, Will sell the above stock The Gray Mares
are To be sold for livery charges and expenses The
Bays have been used in coupe all winter by foreign
minister, who Is now leaving The country.
BY order of JOHN w CLARKE
1924 q st. NV.
Terms cash. mh3l-St
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BUILDING ASSoCIATION.-The sixtieth
monthly meeting Of the Fourteenth Building AS
ISOLATION was held last night at Goddard e hall
with w. II. Clabaugh in the chair. Dues TO the
amount OF $14S were paid and the resigna ton
of Jesse II. Wilson, as attorney for the associa-
uon was accepted.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.-The affairs of the
first subdivision OF Associated Charities OF
West Washington have been closed until next
winter. the last meeting being held yesterday
afternoon at the room of the association on 81 st
street. From November last to the present month
about 300 orders for fuel and groceries were
given out; about 5O-pairs OF shoes were also dis
tributed during the season and q large amount
OF cast-Of clothing. few of the most destitute
families will be looked after during the sum-
mer. The next meeting will be held on the
first Thursday in October.
WEDDING ANNIvERSARY.-The residence Of
DR.. and Mrs j. McKendree Kelley ON o street,
was the scene Of a pleasant gathering last night,
1t being the celebration of the thirtieth ami
versary of their marriage. A large number OF
invited guests were present.
FELL AND BROKE HER LEG.-Yesterday ar.
ternoon Mrs: NJ. L. Spates, IA sister Of Sergeant
Trunnei,) while going down stairs, fell and
broke her right leg above the knee. DR.. Appleby
rendered medical aid.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WArER
ATT A. M.-9reat Falls, temperature. 4S: con-
dition, 1. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
As; condition at north connection, 2; south
connection, 2. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, "A; condition at infuent gatehouse
2; condition at effiuent gatehOuse. s
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

VALUABLE 1MPRovED. CENTRALLY 10,
Gated business property. nov renting toy 100
BUILDER. Star :o once. '0f VACANT ''' .paSss
YYOO ssress in the best paying business moaop.
10 s sas o Sit Live man preferred Addssss Sos
FoR SALE 5000 PAN-ELECTRTC TELE
- phone stock, in 500 certificates, at S15 each
Of the Rogers Teiemorphe 1seene I at distance By
be ss and = BY
government suit succeeds redeemed Ia either stock
s 3, the option Of the holder. Address BRoK Err"
II UPPER PART OF
NE GENTENNIAL BUILDING
mh aassfEssfIVAS1A f Axa 1SP % 1sEn sT
TOE LEAsE,LoT syITABLE FOR LUMBER,
M sys .Rf kGs'1 % ffPtS Il Zoos
II L KERVAND, lOl2 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
= Engraving plate. 81; Any visiting cards from
plate Toe Crests and monograms stamped in colors
FTHHE SEE BAR SEE LAND AND CATTLE
Invest your money in land and cattle stock Profits
SPR a sn6 b by
The See Bar See Company numa ers among its
.sss many prominent business men aud CAPT
plant, which win double in less than five years It's
s0undness Is beyond question: owning their land
II Rss fae
saf Fl ssisSys sss
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER BUsI-
e ~ ~ ness large and old established Stove and
House furnishing Store tor sale. Apply to s T.
THOMAS. Asa Louisiana ave. NV. mh8-lm
a and Lots for rent or sale by j. G. ADAMS & GO,
ave. ial5-IO4t
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS VAN DUZEN
WI Imperial and Moleskin Painting.
ap2-2v Studio: y. NJ. c. A Hail.

II INSTRUCTION IN LATIN, GRTFK. MATTE
Il matIcs and English, by Prof A-SPRI NIGER. late
tlViI service Examiner Applicants for examination
SiN 81 n.
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THE FUNERAL OF ROBERT CoGGINs-The
funeral OF the late Robert Coggins took place
from his late residence, 9th, near street last
evening The services were conducted by Keys
&. III. Richardson, OF Mckendree Nj. II. church-
each of whom made an address, The remains
were taken 10 Baltimore this morning Tor ln-
terment
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NJ AI;ILL.A BARN ES-BKUCE SCHOOL OF
vi Decorative Art--Ou. Tapestry, Iustra China
Nser!4-Wurk. Brass, Design
nj a.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOneer.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS q Co. AuctioneerA
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Ha3 oHsEKEEp1N SG PARTIES DECLINING
On On TOMORROW, APRIL THIRD. at TEN
room large assortment Of secondhand furniture Of
every Il 'sS'1 WaIfER WILLIAMS CO., Auc.a
9 BENsINGER, Auctioneer.
m On sATUR REA MORNING. APRIL THIRD COM
and Carriage Bazaar. $40 Louisiana avenue second
fSaoP Top
~ mead horses and Mares amongst which will be
SeS ffSs TSasess At aPS dys1s
baston Wsrsn GaE,age new Top Buggies new
Doctors Phaeton, Pony Phaeton.
I. 8 BENsINaER. Auctloneer:-
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
5000 VOLUMES
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
BELONGING TO VARIOUS OWNERS
In the Collection Many
RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS
TO BE- SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT MY SALESROOMS,
18th Street anG Pennsylvania Avenue
ON TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL SIXTH, 1886.
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS,
COMMENCING AT
HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Terms Cash.
ap2-6t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN. ID. C.. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, APRIL EIGHTH, 1886, at 49,
FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ, in front OF the premises ~
viii sell part of Lot 22t. fronting sob feet on the
west side of Market street (near Road street, by
depth Of 20 feet.
Terms at sale.
ap2-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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SHUisI-HAND AND PRACTICAL PENNAN-
'sn!P taught by s,enoSrapher ami professor fifteen
years experience Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
ca, q clock p The Columbian College Prepar-
atGTy ~choo 1885 III st NV te2I-3us
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WRENCH HOME FOR LADY STUDENTS.
Il Twelfth year. thorough teaching French
clsively spoken Number limited. Refers parents
ana schools NINE. THOMAS,
231 W. Chester Park Back Bay Extension
Mass
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Real Estate Sales.

James H. Saville has sold to Harvey l.. Page,
for $12, $50, two lots 3Ox9O and 26x0O feet
each, at the northeast corner of goth and r
streets, fronting Sc feet on Doth, with q depth
of 80 on r street. James n. Johnston has sold
to John s. Blair, for $1,000, q lot, 25x15s, on
the north side of NJ street, between 18th and
18th streets. Thos. Walsh has sold to Geo. L.
Sheldon, for 81 900, the property, 10 feet
on the west side of 10Th street. between and
r streets. sarah A. Conner has sold TO Frank
L. and John b. Hyman, tor $1,000, the prop
erty fronting Gig feet on the west side Of 1 tn
street str between 4 and streets. Geo L Brad
the residence, 20 feet on the south side OF JEFF
ferson place, just west of Connecticut avenue.
for 1000, the property on the west side OF
Sth street, between Market space aud street
Rudolf Goldschmid has sold to Geo. Simmonds,
Tor $4,000, the residence fronting 20s4 feet on
the north side OF K street, between 9th and
10th streets. Moses Kelly, trustee, ct al. has
sold to Chas. g: Thorn, for $3.50 the resi-
and streets. NJ. v. Tierney has sold to
Michael Shea, for $4,000, a lot 1890, on the
streets. Laura E. Jones has sold to Laura
Mccain for $500, the property fronting
1858 feet on the east side of 5th street, be-
tween b and stanton place southeast.
LABOR AND TEMPERANcE.-Att the temper
ance meeting last night at the National Rides
Hall several excellent addresses were delivered
by reformed men. Major Hilbur, well known
In this city, related his experience and told of
the dangers OF moderation. On account of MIR:
BOwen's personal acquaintance with General
Master Workman Powderly, their joint work In
behalf OF labor and temperance reform at Scran-
knights and Rights Of Labor" Admission
free.
Samuel GaSsenheimer reports stolen from
him q clock and an overcoat, valued at S2l. 20
Mrs. Kittie Thomas, $50 street northwest,
reports lost or stolen pair Of diamond earrings
worth SIS.
The Western Union Telegraph company I'm
tshed planting their poles along 7th street yes
terday without any further trouble, was an
ticipated. managing to escape awning frames
and vaults under the pavements.
Wednesday night, about 1l:45 o'clock, bur-
glars made their appearance at the residence OF
Mr.. Charles ]. Wright, All New York avenue,
and effected an entrance by cutting the stats
from the kitchen window. They were fright
ened OF before they had secured any plumber,