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They Mean stormy

They Mean stormy Weather.
From the New York Mail and Express.
Red clouds at sunrise indicate storm
Foxes barking at night indicate storm.
Tne weather usually moderates before a storm.
SCOT burning on back of chimney indicates storm
The aurora, when very bright, indicates storm.
Sounds travelling far and wide
Astormy day will betide
North and south the sign of drought.
East and west the sigh of blast
Peafowl utter low cries before a storm and
select low perch.
Domestic animals stand with their heads from
the coming storm.
Distant Sounds heard with dIstinctness during
the day indicate rain
Coal becoming alternately bright and dim indi-
cate approaching storms
MIG geese living over in great numbers indicate
IL is said that blacksmIths select a stormy day
In winch TO perform work that requires extra
heat. N~
When heavy cloud comes up in the southwest
storm. " ="
When oxen or sheep collect together as If they
were seeking shelter a storm may be expected
fire always ourns brighter and throws out more
storm. e ="
long strip OF clouds, called salmon or Noah,s
ARK, east and west, Is a sign OF stormy weather
put when II extends north and south it is sian OF
dry weather.
II the clouds be of different heights. the skv
pelng grayish or dirty blue with hardly any wind
suulng the wind, however, changing from west
W soutn, or sometimes to southeast, without per.
cepCDy increasing in force, expect storm.
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Probable End of Canal RslIs.

Annapolis Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun.
The bal for foreclosure and sale OF the Ches-
apeake and ohio Canal, with the Western Mary
land Railroad company amendment, was defeated
IN the house by - yeas to 40 nays. This ended
the canal schemes In the house. IL Is now in the
power u the canal management TO end canal legis-
laiIon for this session, which they have claimed
10 u their wish But there Is hanging up In the
senate the bill OF last session 10 authorize the
canal company 10 construct q railroad This bill
may remain hung up, and IL probably Will. II was
an unpopular measure with the senate two years
ago. President Hood says his company only ST.
cured the amendment OF the house BILL which was
defeated to-day, so as TO protect the Western
The JILL
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SLANG DESCRIBED As "LUDICRousLY NcoN,rRNsu-
RATE ILLUSTRATION"
From the National Review.
What Is slang? Someone once hazarded the "A.
sertion that all language Is slang. It would be
nearer the mark to defne slang as essentially the
application OF an illustration ludicrously incom.
mensurate with the thing to which It IL an.
piled, and accidentally the familiar use OF teen.
ncal expression In the sense for which it was not
intended originally. Slang is, in short, giving
nicknames TO things "Mr. b. Says the report
OF the boat race dubbed the crews wen and
sfroEed them to Iniey"
Most persons acknowledge the absurdity of
lawfully jolly" and OF other similar freaks OF boy
Lsn exuDerance. Young ladies, too, have b slang
OF tneir own. small thingis s'wee" or "tiny;n q
pretty thing Is "bonny;" the children at school
gaed' on tea and cake. Slang Il everywhere.
Why should "big" be reiterated when we mean
large" or "mlghty," for s'Rreat.n
What Is gained By calling panic - scare - n
folly "a craze" hoax "a sell shtp Tor SOLDIER
- liner or BY saying OF horse or watch at Is
a good goer,n instead OF saying cit goes well?"
Even winters In the foremost rank are sometimes
gwity Oh extraordinary solecisma The Addison
Oh our DAY, In one o. his charming n0vels relates
how his heroine had "latd awake ali night" me
elo9uent ana accomplished painter In words de-
scrbes how "the Dead Sea laid waveless beneath
him. Dickens has lent his sanction TO ssOur mu-
t1al friend" Phrases like these are plentiful:
the reverend prebend," "the learned ANTIGUA.
ran, equally a. good as,n "m0re preferable
IMAM, &C. When those who lead the way offend
thus It Is no wonder that an invalid, recommend.
= servant says, THE cup must Do stood on q
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An Unlucky Book Agent.
Hz Is MISTAKEN FOR TksCOTT, AND ARRESTED IN
ROCKVILLE.

HE Is NIs1AkkN FUK TlsLUII, And ARRESTED IN
ROCKVILLE
dispatch from Rockville last night announced
the arrest there yesterday OF a man supposed TO
be TaScOtt, the murderer OF SHELL the Chicago mil
nOnaire. The man arrested registered al the Cor
coran House few days ago as VIM. Bultolph, OF
Atlanta, Ca He was engaged In canvassing for a
work The arrest was due 10 the fact that he had
gOd-rlling in his front teeth, and the dispatch
stats-1, scars on the hip and knee corresponding
with the described as being on TascOtUS per-
sou BlltOph sad lie had friends In this city who
could settle the question OF his identity. Last
evening, ia response 10 a message from BultOlph,
Mr.. H. 4. March, OF the Treasury Department,
went 20 Rockville and identified BultOlph as the
man he represented himself 10 be, and the unfor
tunate BOOK agent was released. HIS name Is
BultOlph. and he Is from Mt. Union, OHIO tut rep
rr~enJs a publishing house, with headquarters In
Atlanta, Ca Mr.. March says he Il young man
Of uEOlenished character. The only scar he bears
II one ON his Knee, ieit by an injury received In
childhood.
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PHILADELPHIA STORE,

L PHILADELPHIA STORE,
WASH GOODS! WASH GOODS!
just received large lot of fine Ginghams in plads
and stripes whch we will sell for 10c per yard extra
cheap Also two cases of better quality, warranted
TO wash, at l2hc. The best goods made for the
money.
SATINES! SATINES. SATINEsl
fui line OF French Satines in all the and latest
styles and shades IN plain and fancy at prices low
Is the lowest full line Of Domestic Sstiaes plain
and fancy styles aud colors. at 12}$c.
LINENS! LINENS! LINENS!
We have now full and complete stock of Table
acknowledgement. Cream, Unbeached and Turkey Red
DAmas K, all styles and prices.
SPECIAI.,One lot Of 66-inch Cream Damask, only
OOc. per yard. Would be cheap At Use.
TOWELS.-A full line of Towels in Huck and Dam
ask knotted fringe aud plain, at prices to suit
SPEClAL.One lot Of Huck Towels, 90 by AZ inches,
extra hne and plain, only 2lc.; worth 26c.
SPEClAL.-One lot Ruck Towels. size % by AZ
inches extra fine knotted fringe only 25c worth 35c
full line Of Napkins all styles and prices bleached
and unbleached, to match our Table Linen.
DhESs GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
New Dress Goods in all the latest styles and shades
from the lowest up to the finest. Henrietta Broad
CLOTH Cashmere and fancy checks plain Cloth Trcots
Also, Cream lbatross, Cream Henrietta Cream CASH
mere, Cream Flannel ut very low prices
CARHART L LEIDY
Successors to W. W. Burdette,
mh17-42 92S 9TH and 706 K SITS. NV.
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DRY GOODS.
--LATEST EUROPEAN NOVELTIES.
SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY 4 Bno. y


(Successor to PERRY Bno.)
CHOICE SPRING AND SUMNER NOVELTIES
Rich DRESS FABRICS of every description. com.
prfsng large assortments of the best and most
ionab!e productions Of the leading French German
aud British together forming one OF
the largest collections in the city to select from
Noyslties I in Plain Striped and Figured BENGA.
Choice styles in INDIA SILKS at 75c, 81, e1.25,
$3.50 and 81.
Special Bsreainsr in BLACK suRAH SILKS at
1jc., 81, S1.25 and 81 80.
New Spring Shades in COLORED SURAH SILKS at
Extra Good Values" in WHITE and CREAM INDIA
Elegant beaded SILK GRENADINES.
NAMES.
Immense stock of Black and Colored FAILLE
FKANCAlSE, PEAU DE SUEDE, RHADAMES AND
GR0S GRAIN SILKS. ranging from 75c to $3.50 per
New MORE ANTIQUES and MORE FRAN.
Choice Patterns in Printed cHALLIs DE LANES
=, Extreme Novelties in ANDERsoNs SCOTCH
G!NGHAMS and TENNIS SUITINGS.
Exclusive Designs in Finest French sATEENS.
MADE to my express order by Gros-Roman 4 Clio and
New Fast Black s HOSIERY. ranging from Csc to
Novelties in HANDKERcH1EFs and SILK HOS.
i iEKY Irefousse KID GLOVES. c. P. French COR
LAS and CARRIAGE sHADEs
- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Established 1S4O. mhi7
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: W.
T. snyder ct. AL trustees, TO F. T. Browning pit. s.
ST. SO; g.. Mary A. Wills 10 b. schlOsberg, pit.
T. 50. 32l; 5000. 7. Z waggaman 10 Kate Nc
CARNEY, sub AZ, So 53s; $500. Virginia l. W.
Fox 10 vestry OF ST. Johns church, In trust let .,
So l92; s. Asa Whitehead to Anna p. Clapp,
SUD II, sq. 2Io; $4,000. Fidelity Insurance 4.
). d. Co, OF Pennsy Ivania, 70 c. Kennedy, lot q,
81. 10; Sl4.IsO.J0. T.. Kennedy 10 Alice ). Hill,
same property; sls,9lS. j. T. Arms ct al, truS-
tees, 10 p. q. Sauer subs 90 10 g. So j97; 500.
Heirs or W. &. COstin 70 b. Leonard ct al, sub ),
So SO; 500. :. Oppenheimer ct al 70 Isaac
Newman, SUP 12. so. 55s; 5000. U. Tweedy ct
al 10 Elfza E Tweedy, pit l, 81. 2SS; $. Louisa
+. Tweedy 10 Eliza Z. Tweedy, same property; =.
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w. M. SHusrrn & Soss.

Choice patterns Of INDIA SILKS in elegant noral
designs
New lot Of CHANTILLY LACES
Hand-run SPANISH and MARQUIS I.ACES
New shades in Silk-warp HENRIETTA
Atwood HENRIETTAS. all the latest colors
Neat CHECKS and STRIPES.
Genuine ENGLISH TwEEDS for tailor-made suits.
Changeable SURAH SILKS.
PLAID SURAH SILKS.
Colored MORE SILKS in new shades, to match
Henriettas
Plain-colored PONGEE SILKS
Black MORE SILKS in new designs
FAlLIE FRANCAIS new shades
Coored BENGALINES new shades at 81.
Great bargain in PRINTED PONGEES at Al per
yard, "a inches wide.
". N. SINISTER SONS
e19 Psnnsylvania ave.
ONE PRICE. mb17
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Emperor Frederick has accorded the authorities
ot san RENO permisston TO name o new street
ctpe FREDERICK
Ia Hung Chang, the Chinese viceroy, has a..
European commerce.
the jury q the taily-shsse sorgsry casss q Co
ium0os ONO, were unable TO agree yesterday,
fIeooent CafnOc WIN shortly mike tour d
Leopold q SsleiuR wiil si1 tias u . saaasd
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w. L. Dona1.As
90 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN.

50 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN,
The only fine calf 50 Seamless shoe in the world
made without tacks nails As stylish and durable as
those costing IS or &C. and having tacks or nails to
wear the stocking or hurt the feet, makes them AZ
comfortable and violating as hand-sew shoe.
Buy the best. None genuine unless stamped ON bot.
tom Nv. I. Douglas s3 Shoe. warranted"
W. L. DOUGLAS "a SHOE, the original and only
handsewed welt "a shoe. which equals custom made
shoes costing from So to 80.
". L. DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE il unexcelled for
heavy wear.
WI DOUGLAS % SHOE il worn by all boys, and
is the best school shoe in the world
All the above goods are made in Congress- Button
and Lace and not sold by your dealer, write w. L.
DOUGLAS, Brockton. Mass
For Sale in Washington by b RICH SONS, 1892
and 1924 9TH st.. H. GOLDSTEIN, 912 18th st A.
SOMMERS. sol 9TH st.. f; MRS. GEO. HOLMAN, 4Ql
Pa. ave. NV. Georgetown. b. NORDLIN0ER, 1924
Bridge st. Alexandria. II. I. SIMPSON f29-1sw
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

nEo. W. sTICKNRY. AUcTIoNEER. s36 r.
TkgsTEEg SALE Of yAIgAHLE, Us1MRsovEp
AND NORTHWEST
By virtue Of . deed Of trust to us dated June "a.
1850, and duly recorded in Iiber No 1877, folio
439, ct one Of the land records for the District
Of Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby re MI o9sE f9r s.le n front q the prem
A D. 1883, at 80 O'CLOCK p M. the following de-
scrbed real estate in the city Of wsshington District
OF Columbia, to Wit: Lots numbered forty-one S4D,
fortytwo 42) forty three (43) and forty four t44
uI0).
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash. balance in one and
respectively for which the promssory notes
6, per centum per snnum from day Of saie payable
semi-annually and secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold; or all cash. ct the option of the pur
chaser. A deposit Of A100 will be required each
lot ut time sale; all conveyancinR at pure haser's
cost Terms Of sale to be complied with in ter days
risk and cost Of defautng purchaser after i've days
JAS Il. MARI, e36 Est.
JOB BARNARD, 500 5th ct. NV.
mh1-eod6ds Trustees.
eVTHE ARovE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH
mh1s.d.. j j5s b q hMAHh Trustees.
eVTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To
WEDNESDAY, NJ ARCH TwENTY-FIRST. 1855.
same hour and place.
mills J J5s B H MARE Trustees
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mh16-7t
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

VALUABl4E IMPROVED PROPERTY No. 6l3 AZ
STREET SOUTHWEST AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTY SEVENTH
1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. in 49.:7
front Of lot No 20 of So No. 496 having depth Of
iOO ieet to cfoot wide alley improved by three
story brick and frame store ana dwelling with stable
in the rear and known No 613 street west
Terms: Onehalf cash. balance in six and twelve
months in notes bearing interest and secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold all cash. at the pur
purchasers cost deposit of $3.50 will be required
days the property will be resod at the risk and cost of
defuulting purchaser.
JNO. F. CULLINANE
mhl0d&ds Real Estate, 1423 st. NV.
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TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TkgsIEEs, SALE OF yALuABLE IMPROVED

PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D. c.
BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing date 10th
day OF MARCH, 1850. and duly recorded in Liber <n
80 folio 2Ol ct seQ., one of the land records ofA
the District Of Columbia and by dircton OF the party
secured thereby, will offer public auction on sATUR
DAr,MARCH ThIRTY-FIRST 1885. at halfpast FOUR
r the following property TO wit: Known part of
lot lS In Beas addition 10 Georgetown. D. O.. front
ing about II feet on the west line OF Washington st.
and running back westward of that width about 30
ieet improved by three-story brick dwelling. Terms
on sale; one third cash, balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold. All conveyancing
and recordlng at purchasers cost deposit Of 800
VIII be required 1t time Of sale.
mhel-daa. Nj MA p fAsf FEiirEn., Trustees.
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GENERAL HARDWARE.
STEEL. IRON. &c. IN GEORGETOWN. DC.
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH TwENTY.FIRsT, 1885,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK AM AND EVEN
ING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
And continue every day ct hours until all is sod
shall sell the entire contents Of the odestablished
hardware store of Messrs. Buckley Marbury who are
retiring from business northwest of Bridge and
High streets This stock embraces every description
of hardware known to the trade.
mh16-7t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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The Courts.
COr-RT Gy~rRn Trpw

Court N GENERAL TERN
Yesterday. NOyes agt- MeMichael: new trial
granted berret agt. Middleton; argued.
EQUITY CoCRT-Jud0e Or.
Yesterday, smith agL HesselgTave; sale finally
ratlted. Johnston azt- McLane; A. c. Bradley
appointed guardian al Item. Wright agt. Wright:
henry r Davis appointed guardian OF infant.
CIRCUIT Court No. I-J1dge Hagaer
Yesterday, United states agt- camp CT al order
for commission
CRIMINAL CoCRT-.Tgd0e Montgomery
Yesterday. JAS 4. ElliasOn. section 5461; mo-
ton Tor a news tT1dL Michael Green appeal lar
ceny; verdict guilty, with recommendation TO
Es-rVy. JnO. L. cole, second Onense, petit lar
Ceny, verdict guilty. JAS. Hill CT al hOuseDreak-
lag. order 10 restore property 10 Jas. Lynch. Jos
l. hl1wcl tappeID, assault; nOlle pressed.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
TO-M0RROW.
WEEKS CO, Aucssoneers
Opposits City Post-oAaca
EXTRA LARGE SALE
HOUSEHOLD feGtRSrruRE &C..
EVERY prs sSsansFisss OF GOODS
THuasD Al nm Sar T$Fs III SECOND.
BOXES OF # 4osSs55S e s sEsss CONCERN
D6NCANsoN BROS. Aucaonesr.
ENTIRE oo s1IEIgT OF HOUSE Ne; 100 STREET
PAf FI9SSI TTTTkSSSIfSSEs ihkbRooM AND DINING
love- BosrE GAsP RFShI MaTTRHssEs RRI
TehES r6k AM SNb 5sT3TEs
On THTRspAr MORNING, MARCH TWENTY.
nS al he
tnra Sc Contained therein the properly lady de
mhso.at -1N 0''f pu RSSsts Bros Auc...
ekNdT sAE SE Mp FARM
by virtue of the power and authority contained -
.f z asssa &. .as sss q
cords Of pne esS and recorded among the land re.
J. w b, No. ]. folio :29O etc, tie undersigned as at
a1rney named in said mortgage, will sell at public
ancon AZ the court house door, in the of Upper
Mssrlooro, Nd, on THURSDAY, the TWENTY-SEC.
SNDDAH OF MARCH. 1855. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
lying and being in Piscataway District in Prince
also as Potomac Heiehts." and fully described BY
metes and bounds courses and distances in the mort
gage ABOVE referred to- containing 5S of land
more or less The improvements consist of 2-story
frame DWELLING two tenant houses. barn. stable corn
house, Rranary, etc.
Terms Of sale Cash. Couyeyancing at cost Of pur-
CHASER deposit of $500 required at time of sale.
THOMAS HILL, Attorney named in the mortgage
hobEhIS q STANLEY, Solicitors. ml9-:t
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nUNCANSoN Bros Aucuonesn.
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
ING AND STORE PROPERTY, SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINETEENTH AND STREETS

NORTHWEST.
Lber No. 1925. folio 233 ct seq., one Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia viii Deu ct
public auction, on FRIDAY, tbs TWEETY.THIRD
DAY OF MARCH. A. d. leSs. ct FIVE O'CLOCK Pm,
estate situste IN The city q vaahineton, District Of
land and psemises Known and distanguished = and
being lot Numbered txenty-sax l26h - sQuaSs num-
accordine g Fsrdon1 suhdivis.oa q ssad square
Of said city toeethsr with al The tmpEoyementa vays
easements. riehts prtv1lage3 heredftanents and sp
pertaining.
Terms: Onsthisd eseh. hslsRss N tve eaual instal
inssSsst pr s1num fson day g - pyshle ssmi-sn
- sod OF III oh e opfton q purcAesof Convey-
anctng etcr e pgruhass1 est oeIoeit q $3.50 -
ten dayA othefw1se r(At rsseeyed u The tru.tsa %
- puss ss a. SsSs ncses e es1 y
ale In sons ssyasRs P9k5l1Asd d Wslasssoa. ho
Mia S tid1 81 Z i1sciiAAxrl rss.sssa
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w We are receiying daily our SPRING SUPPLY
OF REASONABLE GOODS comprising . line Of
binatons; Wool Shulies sstteens Zephyr Ginghanis
figured: Dsmask Table Cloths and Napkins to match
all sizes Bexin Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linena
Hose in great variety. Those in Of choice goods
will find it to their advantage to examine our stock be-
fore pure hssiug. HOOE. BRO 4 co
mh1.lm I.}oR n at
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mh10-d&ds
HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AIh IF fHE EHSAhTE c6ayER
3HAF srkEhT NokTMWsT kSoMAA as
S NSS:S}hf 45a' 4SS AND 4s7 PENNSYLVANIA
District Of Columbia. passed on the 29th day Of
18th day Of March isss in Equity csSse &c No. 3d.
wherein Edward F. Beale and Others compainants,
5sss On :, pSk ~ SECOND
described psreeis Of land in the city q washington,
s rs a.
original lot in square 4sl as the same is recorded in
| the District Of Columbia ~
the as5 s and Of parties
north sae tn. aoS ds Of
line perpendicular to Az street 40 So feet thence
tas
SO feet to point the west line y street dis
south along the west line Az street feet to the
Said sub lot ~ situated on the northwest corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and y street. having frontage
depth Of 1O5 feet and inches on i street 1t is i'm
proved BY three-story brick building 81.
e
Tne three parcels win first be pu. up for sale as
offered separately.
Terms as prescribed by the decree as amended
follows: One third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal insallInens pay
able in one aud two years respectively from the day
of SALE all cash. at the option of the purchaser The
deferred payments shall be secured deed trust
upon the premises sold and bear interest from the day
sale at the rate OF cent per payable
semi annually. deposit of $500 to be made when
the property sold Il ii be sold whole sold
three parcels deposit of $500 will be required on lot
% and $3.50 on lot %. and s 100 on remaining
parcelof ground If the terms of sale be complied
with in ten days from day of sale the trustee
the right to resell at the risk and of the efautng
purehaser after five days, previous advertisement All
ers JAMES II. SAVILLE, Trustee.
mhl9-dts 1419 ST. w.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS CHINA GLASSWARE, MATTRESSES,
HC A

BEDDING. &C., AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated November LIST A
d. 1879 and duly recorded in Iber 927 folio 352
seq of the land records for District OF Co
lumbS and by direction Of the party secured thereby.
1901 and LOB northwest corner 18th and streets
northwest GknoEn g the Globe Housel on THURS
O'CLOCK NJ. the goods mentioned in schedule
marked "A }" annexed to said trust. named In part:
Rosewood Case Piano. Mirrors. Brussels Carpets LAM
brequins, Portieres Ingram Carpets WainutCham-
Der suites. Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wash.
stands, Cane Seat Chain and Rockers, Hair aud
Husk Mattresses, Once Chairs, Springs, Feather
Pillows and Bolsters, Heating stoves. wardrobes,
ter Tables. China and Glassware together with
other Eoods marked in schedule too numerous to
enumerate.
Terms cash
mhl0-d&dbo EUGENE CABU6I. Trustee
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LAST DAY OF TIE CONFERENCE AT AARTINSBCRG.
Yesterday was the last day OF the one hundred
and fourth session Of the Baltimore conference OF
the NJ l. Church south at Martinsburg. Alexan-
dria, Va, was chosen as the meeting place for the
one hundred and NTH conference.
The appointments were announced, among
them the following for the Washington district /:
Samuel Rodgers, p l.. Washington city-MOunt
Vernon Place and Grace Mission s. w. Haddaway,
a. 4. Jones and j. W. Boteer supernumerary.
AieXandria-W. j. Young. Falls Church.. W.
Duny and Il. W. smith, supernumerary. Fairfax
CtrCuit-O. T.. BealL Dranesville Circuit-W. r..
COe. LeeSburg-F. W. Canter. Hamiton-B W.
Bond HillsDOro' Circuit. r. Van HORN. Mid
dleOurg-C- NJ Brown LOudOun Circuit-J.C. Dice
and Z. ID. Harris. Piedmont-C. A. Joyce and VIM.
Waters, and L. III. Crenshaw, supernumerary.
Linden MissiOn-LC. T. stanton. Warrenton-W.
a Wade. FauQuier Circuit-D. r. EatZler. Deco
quan Circuit-C. b. sutton. Sudley AlSSlon-A- Il.
BOnde. Brentsville MiSsion-F. Fur. Morris
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strsseqp< and interIsalsse station.
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ard ohio route. Pullman Sleeper, and solid Trans
tihsttsncosa Memphis issile ny snS al soutn.
western potnsa THROUGH Pullman slcepers washins-
'on 70 s.s Memphis without ohanse,
tSrx :, Danyille. RsietSh Ashsvins. chsresse
osoume'A Aiken. AaFus,a Atlanta MontFoinery, Nev
Washington % New orlsans. Te.A.. Va at,.n,s an
laontsomery; pullman sleeper Washington 20 Aikea.
Trans on washington and Ono division leave WASH
y. Daily; arrive Hound Aili II as N and N s
10 p.ils snes nrSa n a 30 "A nss sas
$50 A. NJ aud s55 r NJ.
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
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burg az 1 as A. NJ aud y 80 p NJ; Che.Apeaks
and Ohio route ard chaTiOttssviiis at s4of N:
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