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SALEOF UNSERvICEABLE FURNITURE, CAR
~ PETS, &C., FROM The EXECUTIVE MANSION,
LIBRARY ;E4 FURNITURE, .LoUSGEs,- CABINETS.
WITT WKdTI5NG DESKS. A. T; TABLES BOOK:
cHA I S, DINING Nc TABLES LAMBRkQgINs,
SETS. >BEpsTEAbs, HAIR MATTRESSES,
LAM MOWERS, HOSE, MooUET AND VII.
On TUESDAY MORNING APRIL TWENTY
FOURTH commenSing at TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell
at our salesrooms, 9th and streets west ire
moved thereto for convenience Of sae) Quantity Of
unservfceaole furniture, &C. from the Executive Man.
siQn and partly named above.
Parties desiring mementoes of the Executive Man.
sion have rare opportunity at this sale.
ap10-4t DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.

GO w. sr1okSEr' Ane.i0nssr.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated March 80 1887.
and recorded in liber 124S. folio 1885, ct seq one of
the land records of the District of Columbia and
drection of the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees win offer At public auction in front Of
MAY. 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK, the Following de.
scrbed property All that certain piece parcel Of
ton in the District of Columbia to wit: Part Of lot
No Is. in square No 500 beginning for the same at
Of lot fifteen u5 square eight hundred and i've (SO5;
thence running west one hundred u00) feet TO . ten
(l2) feet and six and three-fourths $50 inches ;
thence east one hundred QO0) feet to the building
line on the side Of 9Th street northeast thence
along said 9Th street south twelve (12 feet and
and threefourths (61D inches to the place Of begin
ming, Improved by . two-story, six 90 room brick
house and modern conveniences.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
GEORGE F. GRAHAM, ! r-r,x..
ap21 lot THOMAS B. SHOEMAKERS AHuseees'
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psVlte tne eInlHant commissioners action I'm
New YORK In deciding TO exclude the rsisroad
eendAy. seS
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DRY GOODS
NV SpR,So Coon,

We have Just received frcsh sssorsmeut q spsrSa
DRESS GOODS comprisins fun line Of Bl.cs ran.
Frsncais neSu de Sole. and Mascot sfIks e.ea
Duchess and surSh silks all grades. Baos sun Iaos
Tlouncinss. China SILKS. sAtteens ana caall... An
choice desisns Wool suitinss An plain Combine.
ton Black Grenadines. Ltnea sheetines and Pllo~
Linens DamAsk Table Cloths and NArkins all sEss
HooE BRO a co
mhl.am l3os y q
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u'nNmho DOWLlN0, Auctloneer,
CATALOGUE SPRING SALE
OF pIRRcT IMPORTATION OF
SUPERB JAP ANEsE PORCELAINs
OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGN AND wORKMANSH HIP.
BRoNZEs. FINE EMBROIDERIEs. &C.
THE WHOLE FORMING SELECT AND CHOICE
COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE DECORATIVE ART.
TO BE SOLD AT
MY AUCTION ROOMS
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY
FOUR AND TWENTY-FIVE.
AT RLEvEN A M. AND THREE P NJ EACH DAY
EXHIBITION ON MONDAY, APRIL TWENTY
ap19-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VTNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
BALfIIdkE RSb oHio ei RHiLkoAD. n''ANoA'
FoGRTH, 1883. At TWO O'Clock. on the premises
shall offer At public auction lots subdivision OF
opportunity buy lots cheap and should be taken ad
sna
viii open for the reception OF guests on the LIST of june
VINE 0t tSi are rapidly enhancing the
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the residue in one
es VII s
required q each lot e the time q sale
spl4-dts ''' tn THOMAS u 6oW Vim Auc.
FbETMkES sS6 TWENTY
fMESFY FEEf BY ONE HSSbkiD FEET hAf 70
rSHETa sss FIVE %edd AFR y Ell
LOTS SO, 81. 50, SO AND "a. SQUARE 49,.
100 feet to an alley and located in of the
annes Win city This IS
among o the best residepoe property in the city:
Of sale; payable semi uay and to Be secured by
5n LOT at %s 81
to Be- ea%pyed S ~ at cost
served to resell at risk and cost of defaultng pur-
s6aser sfss5 1se dsSS notice Of such
DUNCANsoN BROS.
apl9-d Auctioneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. AuctiOneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND NJ
STREETS NORTHWEST.
HALF:PAsT FIVE O'Clock Pm, we viii seiil, in
square 49, fronting II feet 18th street
b 1877 feet to 3Ofoot alley. viii be sold in part
Terms Assume trust of $685. bearing per cent in
terest balance in cash, if sold whole if part the
piled with in ten days otherwise right reserved
published in Washngton u. c. The Real Estate Title
FRANCIS HUFTY,
Real Estate and Loan,
ap1S-6t 1901 st. NV.
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J. G. Butler, Chaplain, 1107 18th st. NV.
Arson G. McCook, Secretary, 1924 nth ST. NV.
VIM. p. Cannaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, 800 Del. av.
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass. ave-
James r. Young, Executive Clerk, 1906 @ st. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. DOorkeeper, is I'd ST. ne.
j. l. Christie Act. Asst Doorkr, s25 18th st. NV.
W. II. BigelOw, Postmaster, 16 Sd st. ne.
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V'HOAAS OOWLINU, Aucuoneer.
VERY yALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, ID C AT pIBI. TC ACTION

ct FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ, in front Of the premisss'
wa sell part Of lot s. in square No e3 fronting %
iect ~ inches the west side Of 30th street by
depth OF % feet improved by large aud nearly new
orack dwelling, containing nine rooms and cellar with
All modern improvements. being No. 1902 30th treet
northwest Also immediately thereafter part OF lot
90 sdoining the shove property and fronting 80 feet
on SOth street by depth OF 80 feet.
Terms Onethird cash. balance in one and two
years with interest, and by deed Of
property sold or all cash at the purchasers option
deposit Of 800 win be required each piece OF
property at time of sale All conveyancing and record
ing At purchasers cost IL terms are not COM
phed with IN ten days ro day of sale the property
VIII be resolo At the risk and OF tie ting
purchaser. THOMAS DONLING,
ap19-dSds Auclioneer
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CoNGREssMEN IN WASHINGTON.
List OF Senatevs and Representative
and their Residences.
SENATORS.

SENATORS.
ingalls,, John j., kans., b SC. ne
Aldrich, \. W. r. l., s1e Conn ave.
Allison, w. B., Iowa, 1924 Vermont ava
Bate W. B., Tenn. Ebbltt House.
Berry, James H., Ark, National Hotel
Beck, J. B., ~, 6l2 l4th ST. NV.
Blair, II. W., n. H.. POI E Cap ST.
Brown, Joseph E., Ga, Woodmont Flats.
Butler. NJ. G., s. G., 1751 ST. NV.
Bowen, Thomas NJ, Col, Riggs House
Blackburn. J. c. s. KY, Ebbitt House
BlOdgett, Rufus, " j.. 1915 n 81. NV.
Chace, Jonathan, X. l., 12l3 st. NV.
Cameron, J. Donald, Pa. 81 La Fayette SQUARE,
COckTell, +. NJ, Mo-, 1918 st. NV.
Coke, Richard. Tex, 4Ig 9th st.n.w
CALL Wilkinson, Fla, 1903 y ST. NV.
CullOm, shelby NJ, ILL.,, 1402 Massachusetts, ave.
Colquitt. Alfred H., Ca, $50 New York ave-
Chandler, William E., n. H., 1921 st. NV
Dawes Henry l., Mass, 17O5 st. NV.
DOlph, Joseph ", Oregon, La Fayette Square.
Davis, C. X, Mimi, 100 18th ST. NV.
Daniel, John w, Va, 100 10Th st. NV.
E1munGS, George =, VI, PHI Massachusetts, ava
Eustis, James B., La, l76I at NV.
Frye, VIM p, Me-, Hamilton House
FaTwell, &. b., ILL., 1::S3 nth ST. NV
Faulkner, C. j., W. Va, 1909 l4th ST NV.
George, j. e., Miss, 150s (IsD st. NV
Gray, George, Del. s14 18th st. NV.
sofa k aTshar F. Nd Nd iI IsS ave nx
Hawley, Joseph r., Conn, gro 14th St NV.
Hoar. George F.. Mass, 1925 SC. NV.
Hale, Eugene, Me-, OF 18th st. NV
Harris, l. G., Tenn, ID LIST st. ne.
hearst George, Cal, 1435 Mass. ave.
Hampton, Wade, s. c., Metropolitan Hotel.
HiscOck, Frank, y. Y, Arlington Hotel.
Jones, John p. Nevada, 1901 Mass. ave.
Jones. James K, Arkansas, 9l5 NJ 81. NV.
henna. John E. West virginia, 14C b St ne.
Morgan, John T., Ala, 113 LIST ST. ne.
Morrill,, Justin S, Vermont. 1 Thomas Cfrcla
Mcpherson, j. r., y. j., lOl4 Vermont ave.
Henderson, Charles F., Neo Portland Flats
Mitchell, John H., oregon, Riggs House.
Payne, Henry B., Ohio, 1122 vermont ava
Paddock, A s., Nebraska, Portland Flats
Platt, o. H., Connecticut, st. ne.
Palmer, Thomas W., Mich, 1435 st. NV.
Plumb, P. B., kans., 612 14th St NV.
Pugh. James l., Ala, 1888 r ST. NV.
Pasco, Samuel, Florida, 306 ST. NV.
Quay, VI. s, Pa, 1918 ST. NV.
Riddleberger. II. H., Virginia, 1107 st. NV.
Ransom, Matt. ", n. c., Metropolitan Hotel
Reagan. ]. H., Texas, 222 Sd st. NV.
SpoCner, John c., Wis, b st. NV.
stanford, Leland, Cal, l701 K st. NV.
Sabin. Dwight NJ, Mimi, Iowa Circle.
salisbury, Eli, Delaware, $40 14th st. NV.
Sawyer, Philetus, Wisconsin, 1929 st. NV.
Sherman, John, Ohio 1919 K ST. NV.
Stewart, William NJ, Nevada, 1707 r. l. ave.
Stockbridge, F. B., Michigan, 144O NJ st. NV.
Teller, Henry NJ, Colorado 201 North Capitol st.
Turpie, David, Ind, SO B st. ne.
Vance, Zebulon B.. ". c., 1927 Massachusetts, ave.
Vest, George c., Missouri 1904 sc. NV.
voorhees,, ID. W., Indiana, 1912 21st st. NV.
Walthall, E, C., Mississippi, 1714 !. ave.
Wilson, Z. &, Maryland. l209 ST. NV.
Wilson, James F., Iowa, 623 18th 81. NV.
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From the Utica Herald
Prof C. Z Myers, OF Mohawk, with his wife,
famous as s'Cariotta,- Is now Interested In a
sheme Of crossing the continent In a balloon. For
some years this eronautic couple have been col.
lecting data with regard 10 the upper air currents
and intend using this accumulated information 10
guide their balloon with more system and GER
Izinty than has yet been attained In ballooning.
says, attempt a TRANSATLANTIC voyage He Is now
arranging for the construction OF a huge balloon
suitable ior the contemplated scheme
FATAL LEAP or Two MES FROM A TRAIS-John
S 6roG;y AID nd, James Davis s,, Q, L1seed Monroe
had boarded a train on the Chesapeake and OHIO
Railroad 10 20 20 sewell, and after getting on it
round ~ was the fast train that made no stop
there. They concluded % jump and take their
Chances: -, when the engine whistled for Seweil
They rushed 10 the forward platform Of The
happened that On either side OF the track were
p.lTs u ties. As the men jumped OF they struck
taese lles and they were hurled back under the
Train and crushed 70 death.
a DisISUrIvE PAIR OF TwISs.-A special from
McDOnalu- Pa. 10 the Philadelphia Press says:
one VI the most remarkable curiosittes that was
ever Witnessed in This part Of the country is the
pair VI twin babies that AIRS Emile Charter has
Just become mother 20. The Dor and girl lust
measure Inches In length. are q inches around
tne waist, and Their feet are inches long. Their
lhey are In a healthy condition and are both get
ing along Well. The babies are kept rolled up In
-o-1n- AncJ are undoubtedly The SMALLEST oaDleS
ever born In this part OF the state.
ANOTHER OHIO TREASURER ABscOxps.-JOsiah
boQtwsA. treasurer Of Orange Township, Hancock
S,oea.y, Onlo mas left the county, taking with him
s s 5000 Of the public funds he is now sery-
.ns As sccond term, and has always been consid-
one OF The most reliable citizens OF thai county
ne n9s oeen Specializing heavily OF late and it Is
supposro- became involved In this Way as the
sale - .ocked and no one knows the coInbtnation
NO examination OF his books mas Vet been nrsd..
and the shortage may Do even larger than fns
amount mentioned. sA~S sAe
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HOu1g Ladies Making it Pleasant for
Condemned Murderer.

DEcATUR, Ill, April 23-Fifteen reputable
Decatur young ladies presented VIM. E. West
brook, an inmate OF the county Jail under sentence
10 be hung for the murder Of VIM. GROSS, at Blue
Mound, with basket OF fruit, accompanied by a
was his birthday The previous day the same
young ladies visited the jail and gave WeStbrOok a
vocal serenade, TO which the condemned man and
his fellow prisoners responded by singing gospel
hymn. The fair callers then learned that Satur-
day would be WeStDrOokS birthday, and they sent
him the fruit and letter. WestbroOk was to have
been hanged on March 80 but he was granted
supersedeas until the supreme Court can review
the evidence In June. The jury found him guilty
OF murder after being out two hours
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EEFEoT NOVEMBER 90. 1857.

LEAaE E WASHINGTON FROM STATION olRyRR
FL Of c; NV JLsskY AVENUE AND c sTkEET
l9r chicago and Northwest EXP. daily 10 :55 ana,
q Tor oincinuaa and St Louis Erp d.uy e:so.,a
Fer 1ttsbury and Cleveland EXP. daily 10 san.
For lexington and Local Stations rs ,&oAm
., fo5 PhiladeiPndiH Nsvark, and wilminston 7ssos
For ponts 6etSea ,napa
soflpe s,n 70 ~ an n and fs pm
For Bs.i@ors, 500 S9so. Sp9 9t9 % a sss
ssR a0 Y s % 81 6 ssg ,ta
ssS NO $40 s q g and /, % en- 40 =
oSsasss s fs5s p Ise' sa hsSEss.
For WAY stations between washington and Bs,ai-
sri So sSs S% issS Is s Pa
SO: e;ss and ] 90 ? :m. -. -
@ y sp neps s.en IS o Nv
g 10 pm and IS SO pm son sunday stop. Al II
For Gaithersburg and inter1aediste potntA 1880
M IL h 80 m % ;3s: III 20 pm .z.oo
CLTe6 trains leave wsshinston on sunday Only..
1:10 ? IN, stopping at al stations on Metropontsa
For fREDERIcK. $40 an. 1880 pm. 20 800
u For H1GfRsToHN. rs. 40 am and Is :sop.m
l pm. iro9 cmcinna and 81 louis "a a a ae5
am and 2:25 pin; from Rttsburs. daily. z 20 am
From rhiladephia- Chester and wilmington, 10 Al
an. 2;2O. 10 and = 80 M. daily. and n 90
timore. 10 90 am, daily. -
Trains leave Baltmore for Washington at $40
800 s 40 90 900 $50 80 g and II %
siS sS 80 sn y IL on .'s~
Except SUNDAY. DAILY. ssundays only.
Baegsee called for and checked at hotels and rsa-
aences On orders iet at Ticket Once. 0ls ana iSSA
W. NJ CLEMENTS. General Manager
NIL ChAs. o. sCILL General Passenger Aren't
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(yHANCERi SALE OF A VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING, No: 1873 MASSACHUSETTS

District Of Columbia, in Equity cause No. lI,O20
GIN " ker ct all the UNDERSIGNED. Trustees will
ton, on MONDAY, THE fHlRrIETH DAY OF
1PRl1s 1888, at the hour Of HALF-PAST FOUR
Known and described the plat plan Of the city Of
va -hirston, District of Columbia and being lot
numbered one 90 and part OF two 60 in square num-
bered two hundred and forty six 246 made and rati
ned BY Mary G Munro. April 81. 1883, and recorded
IN Lber No ~ at folio L. in the office Of the surveyor
of said District.
Terms of sale: Onehalf cash. or more at the option
OF the purchaser and the balance in equal install
ments payable in six and twelve months from day of
sAe with interest at the rate of six centum per
num- or the whole of said purchase money may be paid
on oay OF sale or ratification By the court.
JOB BARNARD,
ALEXANDER P ri SlI Ifs $. Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctA aplS-d&ds
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VJlHOMAs BOWLING. Aucrionser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
BEING nos; 2Sg 2$ Sh AN AND - 24l II THIRTEEN-

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
sE1SS Nos asg iSsf aHp RI
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the first day Of
g3O folio 155 ct seq, one Of the land records for
ton Of the party secured thereby the undsrsiened
S Sast
described property: All that certain piece or parcel
ington in the District Of Colunbia, and known and
n rs sss
aw. No 239 IL improved by Brick. and The other
two are Frame Dwellinga
payments at Six and twelve months with note. bear
ing interest and secured by deeds Of trust all cash
at option OF purchaser purchasera All conveyanc-
Ing and rscons = S.. SS s. Dept q
.plo-aad. E E6bEkH o : zSoAEa4zzzHzNs rrn.s.s~
TTHOMAs BOWLING. Ausaonssr.
VALUABLE IMPRovxD PROPERTY n GEORGE
On ruxsnS DAY. NAY IA Il /. less. ~ iA1r-pAsr
e I pnSs .1sson p. es
e. CsnE g e % sss $50 as SD y
proved by srxo and substantial fourstQry brick re-
Menca cont.ining thiEsssn roepA With ~ e pQas.n
anStoa. 49,,
ypnedistsay .ftsf q .s0SS Rszs@ e. ~ "a
q 10 r. Hprovsd b to fssns hosssA Nea 1es6
- E g.; ,:.: s' s. E
so sss g g se - e. xasSat q f3oo VIZ
Yq11ySd q A03-s6sse yse099 - o1Se 2Ao @
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BROS. Auctioneers.
u OBERT vosE CO., Auctioneers,
~ 800 street southeast.
WALTER b WILLIAMS & Co. Auohoneers.

HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF THE BEST WORK
MANSHIP, MOQUET. BODY BRUSSELS CAR
PETS. BOOKCASES, LIBRARY TABLES, Sill
FER.PLATED WARE ETC, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-FOURTH, CON-
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell. at resi-
dence No 1923 H street northwest the contents
HxNpsoME Walnut CHAMBER SUITES, PAR
CHERRY FkAMEs; WALNUT II BOOKCASES. II.
s skARY TABLES FAB WAnLNUT WRITLNG PESKs.
ING ROOM CHAIRS, UPHoLSTERED IN
LEATHER. EXTENsIoN TABLE, SCREENS.
oTToMANS, WALNUT WARDROBEs. WALNUT
AND GILT-FRAME FER MIRRORS, TURC0-
EASY CH E Mo9TET, BODY SRgssELTs CAR
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND
B hSb TI sItXEG aE VA MARE. CHINA
Every article 10 Of the best make and good con.
dition as when bought 1t win be the interest VI
those desiring well kept furniture attend the sale
Term. cash. WALTER b WILLIAMS l. CO.,
aplS-ot Auctioneers.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
DOToMAC TRANSFORMATION LINE.
IL FOR baltimore and Potomac River Landings.
Steamer SUI. Capt 6eoeheesn. leaves stepnsnsop's
Wharf every SUNDAY. at 4 O'Clock y. IA Havsf
freight must be prepaid
For further information, apply to
sTEPHENsON BRO.
ms 6m 9TH street wharf.
Mt. VERMONT ME- VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CORC0RAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except sunday for ~
Vernon and River Landings ss far down Glymontss
10 O'Clock q N Returning. reaches Meaningless
about $3.50 !. m -
sI6 L L BLAKE. Captain.
LUR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
L NEW IRON STEAMER .MAkEfIkLp~
Leaves 9TH stOkhan MONDAYS. 1HUksDAY4
and SATURDAYS Al am. Rsturnins IuEspAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY pm, touching ~ hlver Land
ngs az far as Nomini Creek currioman. Va. aud Sc
Clements Bay Md Connects with b. and o. Il x "a
6hspherds See schedule JOHN y. PAD0kTT. Agt
CIV. RIDLEY. Manager. jASJ
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-M0RROW.
BRos., Auctionser..
REGULAR SALE OF ,EoGsEHoID FURNITURE

nUNCANsoN BRoA, Auctsonsers
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURI
CARPETS DC.
Compri1ine full assortment Of Parior, Chamber,
Library, Dining Room and other household Furni:
ture to be sold by auction at salesrooma and
y sta NV. on TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL
TWENTY-FoURTH, 1855 commencing at Ten
O'CLOCK It
DUNoANsoN BROS AucuOneer-
BLACK COUPE HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD, 16k
HANDS HIGH. WORK IN ALL HARNESS;
KIND AND GENTLE; CAN BE DRIVEN BY A
LADY: ALSO. ONE BREWSTER COUPE, ONE
SET SINGLE HARNESS, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTY.FOURTH, 1885,
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. will sell, in front Of our
salesrooms Ninth and streets northwest the above
team, the property Of gentleman leaving the city.
ap21-2ts
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CHANcERY SALE OF A REvERsIoNARY INTER-
Est IN UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE
By virtue Of decree Of The Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed on the 9TH day Of April
A D. 1850 In Q cause wherein Arsenius Harvey II
complainant, and Thomas J. ssmmes and others are
4sfsndants The s.ms being capss NJ q, iao Of ne
spcsiS1 e fEpnt q tie Rreywi13ss Cp MEpNEsDAX
q FIVE O'CLOCK p. q. the rsveFsion IN tee upon
leasehod for mine loel years renew.hle for:
real eststs. 70 vita Oginal lots numbered three CD
az l6h seysn "a. thirtesn Q3l fouTtesn CD. nfteen
dred and seysntssn (6l7 In the City Of Warrington.
DISTRICT ef Columbia The rent reserved in sad lsass
= one dollar per annum-
TO- g 10 q gssscrissa n ths asee.s. II essh.
Terms Of nale must - complied with In ve dayB ffum
day q sA1A and II not done the trustee reserves tie
ght g rese TIE peoper0 q the rsk and cost Of the
h9 &c. g ylEeheIse. AlapsaS q 400 v1n b ~
49,. f6dass s.onxAxA1s.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-12
Tho I,uckV Man.

The News representative learning that
Mr.. o. H. Oedamer of this city had drawn
$4,000 in the last Louisiana State Lottery
drawing, which took place on the 18th
inst, called at that gentleman at his place
of business, 1882 Main street, to learn
what he had to say of public interest
about the matter.
Mr.. Oedsmer was found by the reporter
in his cigar factory, pursuing his daily
routine of business, just as if it was an
every day affair to draw $4,000, and, in re-
spouse to the question from the News
man, said:
"Yes, am the man who drew $4,000 in
the Louisiana State Lottery last Tuesday,
and 1 have been paid every cent of the
money. 1 got ticket 60,675, which
sealed up in an envelope and thought no
more about it until l read list of the
lucky numbers in the Dallas News last
Thursday morning. then examined my
ticket and found that l was the fortunate
man."
"How did you feel Mr.. Oedamer, when
you first discovered that you had drawn
the prize?"
"It's hard to describe fellows feelings
under such circumstances. At first l felt
little queer, and was AFRAID That 1t might
turn out to be mistake; but was soon
satisfied that my ticket was all right, and
, thatgood fortune had really come my way
In response to the inquiry as to what
were his future plans, Mr.. Oedamer said
that he proposed to invest the money in
Dallas real estate and secure for himself
mother and sisters little home, which
they have long wanted, but have not been
able heretofore to purchase.
The lucky man is young, unmarried
German, cigarmaker by trade, and lives
with his mother and sisters, the latter be-
ing interested with him in the prize.
Mr.. Oedamer further stated to the News
, reporter that he has not been regular
investor in the Louisiana State Lottery
drawings, never having spent but few
dollars for tickets.-Dallas (Texss) News
March lS.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-12
G.. A. r.
Annual Encampment To-Day in
This City.

Annual Encampment To-Day in
This City.
This morning the Grand Army of the
Republic posts of the state of Texas meet
in session in this city.
Their hall, which is in the same build
ing as the United WoIkmen's hall, is deco
rated with three very large garrison flags.
The meeting will be called to order this
morning at II 80 o'clock by Department
Commander W. Fl. Sinclair, of Galveston.
The delegates from the Austin post
are: j. W. Burke, Col. j. q. DEGREES,
D. Friedman and DR.. G. B. Stoddard, with
Prof. j. j. Anderson as alternate.
The committee on arrangements and
invitation, is composed of the following
gentlemen: Col. j. G. DeGress, DR.. @. B.
Stoddard and II. Karber; committee on
decoration, j. p. Richardson, d. Fried
man, @. W. Kicker and Prof. j. j. Ander-
son.
A camp fire, as usual, will be held at
Pressler's garden tomorrow evening at D
o'clock, to which only those holding in
vitations will be admitted. The John B.
Hood Camp of Confederate Veterans
have been invited, and will be present.
The camp fire will remind one of the
old war times, and tin plates ard dishes
will be used. A few Of the delegates ar
rived yesterday and many will come in
OF. the trains this morning.
On account Of the drill being SO near
at hand, not so great humber will be in
attendance as otherwise would have been