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The Bible i'm Wisconsin Schools

A dispatch from Oshkosh, Wis. says Pres
ident Albee of the state normal school here has
received letter from one of the judges of the
supreme court of the state concerning the re-
cent Bible decision. In answer to the questions
of Mr.. Albee the judge says that the decision
prohibiting the reading OF the Bible in schools
merely forblds its use as a special book for a
specifically religious purpose. In other words.
the Bible may be used in the school like a his
tory any other book and as such may be
read before the entire school.
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KNIGHTS Of gIauOr

Potomac Lodge, No. 1924 X. of H.. held its
134th regular session last evening at Dennison's
Hall A good attendance was had and matters
Of interest discussed. Brothers ]. w. Palmer.
Ill. 3 Darby and John T. Sullivan were ap-
pointed a committee to confer with sister lodges
as TO the desirabilIty Of a public demonstration.
The application for the institution of a com
mandery OF the Uniform Rank was presented
ana received the signatures of nearly all pres
ent. A meeting of signers will be called at an
early day, when permanent organization will
be cOmpleted
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The Explosion on the City of Paris.

When the steamship City OF Paris was locked
Friday morning and the water allowed to run
out OF her the dry casting covering the screw
shaft was removed and the whole outer shaft
ing fell into the dock. A later inspection yes
terday showed that the length of the shaft
within the stern tube had been broken clean
eff just where the ange was coupled to the in
termedlate. Crowds OF experts. who daily visit
the ship. express establishment at the nature of
the accident, and all believe that, when the
shaft broke, the engine began to race. thus
causing the breakdown. Passengers whose
berths were over the shaft confirm the state
ment that whirring sound preceded the ex-
plOsion
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

rs- TIE EvESISo STAR IS everywhere recog-
nized and admitted to be. in every quality. the
leading and favorite newspaper of The National
Capital, alike in the counting-room the work
shop, and the family circle Pretty much
everybody in the District reads it regularly. 1t
Is therefore much the best advertising medium
in the city; and, in proportion to circulation.
Ms GdCertisiRq rates are also much the cheapest.
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Walt Whitman on Lfucolu,s Daotb

Wait Whitman read his lecture describing the
death of Abraham Lincoln to a brilliant COM
pany of several hundred people in the gallery
of the Philadelphia Art Club last evening. The
occasion was the twenty-tif.h anniversary of
the assassination of the martyr President and
invitations were sent out by Mr.. Whitman
through the medium of the Contemporary
Club tor this appropriate celebration Of the
event The venerable poet was warmly re-
ceivcd and read his famous lyric, 20, Captain.
Ny Captain" HIS reading IL pronounced by
the Philadelphia papers as simply perfect.
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White Cans Taking Reyen0e

David Horea, an old and respected farmer of
Barr township, near Washington, Ind, was
taken from his house by masked mob Monday
night and whipped into insensibility. over one
hundred blows being administered Horea
caused the arrest of local politician at Con-
nelsburg last week on a charge of attempting
to buy votes and it is believed that the White
cap outrage is the outgrowth of this trouble
The old man is seriously injured and may not
recover. Several arrests will be made
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RUNcANsoN EROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING r, No "A MASsACHUSETTS AVENUE
bb% ES No aNP oos h" sTfEEf I ThAI
EAST.
D., virtue Of decree of the Supreme cour; Of the
District OF Columbia, holding special term an
equity court, passed n cause No. l2l53. Charles H.
Burrage CT al comnlainan,s uert Frederick " Rest
TwENTY-FIfIH DAY OF keKIf- A.D $50 'n az
Five O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the PREMISES ali that
piece or parcel ot Land and premises known aud de-
scribed on ground plan plat, of Washington City
u. c. as beEg ali OF lots six tl and "a and parts
OF lots three 80 and four "a of George niners sub
division in square o79 said parts Of lots three ana
Tour being described follows: Beginning at roiat
west line said lot three distant Al feet Inches
from south line Of north street: thence southeast-
Wardy 10 Iu- 100 feet To POINT in the line Of
lot five said subdivision distant 40 4-IOO feet
from the northeast corner of an alley between sad To-,
four and five; thence south along the line OF said
lot beyond until il strikes the end or south
to Rest by deed recorded in Liber 95s. folio "A
50 conveyed northwardy 10 the west line Of said lot
three. thence northeasterly with SAID line lot
three : feet inches TO the PLACE OF BEGINNING. being
n lASer I56 5afS sol Improved by tEo.story brick
ON SAME DAY. AT HAIP:PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ We viii sell in front OF the premises fart of lot
with depth OF 100 feet, b ginning for the 20
feet from the northwest Of said lot thence
thence west 20 feet and thence north 100 feet be-
ginning, improved by two-story frame house, No.
Terms Of sale One third cash: balance in two equal
instalmenis payable in one and two years from day
and secured by deed of trust property sold or
all cash. at option of purchaser deposit Of S3co
veysncns, &C. at purchasers cost Terms TO be com
piled with in ten days. otheryise trustees reserve
cost y 'A' 's'i HENsY WISE dARSETT Trus...
salx-d&da 6ll sth Of. NJ.
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR Il Co, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpROyED
PROPERTY, BEING SUBLOT No. 45,IN SQUARE

By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No
iEZ1l, III which Hn; h; Powell ct al are com
ieidGnts viii sch at public auction. in front Of
tire premises, WEDNESDAY, AFIIL SIX
IEENIH. 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK M, the fol-
lowing described real estate, being sublot ~ of
Lot No. "a. i'll square oJ1, beginning for the
sixty three t6 feet from Pierce the west
dividing nc OF said Lot ana running moth along the
said dividing line h:yseven go feet: thence east SIX
tysiN ,66! Ieet; tcnce south fifty ixht IjS) feet;
thence west to the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: UlelhIrt! OF TIE purchase money in
cash. aid the balance n two equal Instruments
co. and twelve ~ months, with interest six (tiD per
cent ali casa at the option the purchaser.
loslt of SlOG Will be required at OF sale and the
trustee reserves The right resell at the and
the GeiaIti purchaser il the sale not
com Piled with n Ien days sitter sale.
SAMUEL c. MILLS. Trustee
ap.-d&ds 6l1 La ave NV
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Eng,and's Postal TELEGRAPH.

The London MeTcmysays that the postmaster
general is being pressed to introduce bill in
the house of commons to abrogate the arrange
ment made by the government with the rail
ways at the time it took the telegraphs. for
doing the telegraphic business of the RAILWAYS
free OF charge on account OF rights OF way on
their lines. The government it is said loses
S25o.O0O annually by handling this business.
winch lie the reason urged for seeking the abro-
CATION OF the agreement
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ap1l did
l. PLANT AND PERSONAL PIX )PEkTY OF IHE
NAiIDNA. tREnS BRICK COMPANY OF
, TfSIi4 ~ VIZ ~; y ~ mAiEnL00 STA

L Liant And PERs0NAL PIX )PEhTY Of The i n
NAIIgNAi. lREas BhICk COMPANY OF
NOS. 6LsXI;NbiIA COUNTY. yiFGiSISi "a
r Vi['GG 81 Hee4 q trust IRON te National Press
]; $50 ana recorded ia Lber >. No. iolio pa, Of
in pursuance "a DECREE modifying The same. OF the
Circuit Court oil Alexandra county Virginia IL the
Of Washington, BIC. ct a.. tie undersigned trustee
Val oheg tor safe at public auclion on TUESDAY
TWELVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, at waterloo station. Alex
personal Property the said Company
Catalogues containing detailed description Of this
lS.jc, and permits will be ssu, by aim 10 RESPONSE
bic parties TO inspect the property Oh APPLICATION
Attention Is called to The following main items:
One Tract Of eight ana quarter Acres OF Land in
company's yards on the north and fronting the
Valuable Leasehoid JassiFn able with lessons
leavel of 90 Acres of land yielding an almost mex
proved by thorougly EQUIPPED RANT. Confirming.
smong other thlngsi Iwo-st9ry irAme ott:ce and
ture and set of Fairbanks standard platform scales OF
made By TRomss C. Basshos CO. BaitindPe rs
Gently inspected and classedA1. Two horsepow
Pumps and connections. blIcksIniih's Forge and
Tools Thses az, an psptfsrstors or clay cEpsa
aud Patterns for ornamental brick; several Gregg
3S0.ooo bricks each. with shsddns One St Louis i
pown,drsfs Kiln and one one Greg Rstort Compartment
Six Drying Houses, cspaeity Zoo SrieEs eacs
steam heated and equipped with $50 trucks and
tracking, connecting with press rooms and kins.
one Steam Pump and Complete Fire Apparatus with
tower OF LOO gallons ealaeity; Hose. Hooks,
Puleys ana Gluten PuIeys. Wagon House. Stables ten
Four-wheel Brick Wagons, forty Mheelharrows. len
ement House furnished Tor employees Certain Patent
Rights. Processes aud Trade Marks plain
and ornamental brick.
Terms: Cash This property will be offered as an
entirety but adequate bio made il viii be dis
Nothing above contained is intended warranty or
representation of quality capacity soundness but
to the day Of sale ample opportunity Tor examining
~" ''''is. MoRGAN H. BEACH. Trustee
472 Louiaisua ave. W., 30 South Washington st.
Alexandria, Va a5eSv-lm
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s.PriInitiYe Corn,

At the regular monthly meeting of the Phila-
delphia Horticultural Society last evening DR..
RObt. Harris exhibited specimens OF what he
called primitive corn (Zeatunicat al. other
wise called Rocky Mountain corn, the parent
stock from which all modern forms OF corn
have been developed This corn grows wild in
the Rocky Mountains and has the peculiarly
that every grain is wrapped in n separate husk.
This individual husk is lost by cultivation and
when America was discovered the Indians had
already develOped corn with naked grains
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U1fCe No ~ Ia. ave. 1,,,.-
RICHARD L.. PAIRO, iruste
api .I-lNas Office M 5So Ia ave
\NALTER b. WILLIAMS Co, Auc,ioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
ON TNENrN-FDURlH STREET BETNEfN VI
AND y SlRLETS NORTH Asst. AND ON X
SIhEEI BEIMElN NORTH CAPITOL AND
tlISl STkEtTS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY, APRIL nv LNII-fIRSI, Al HALF
PASI FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ. We shall seik in front of
The premises, OF lot No 81, square No -, hay
ing 10 teet Ia inches front On Path 81 NV. running
back OS feet 10 3Ofoot alley with the improvements
tereon consisting Of atwostory brick dwelling house.
beng premises No. l.1.,O.
On TUESDAY,, APRIL TWENTY SECOND. AT
HALE-PASI FIVE O'CLOCK L NJ, We shall sell
'front.' OF the premises 1t No. - IN ttIberts re-
corded SUBDIVISION Of square No. % D with improve
lneEtS thereon. consisting OF tf.reestury and base
lneut brick dwelling fronting between North
Capitol ana lst SIS. ne, being premises No. -.
Terms Of sale: OnefOUrth cash. balance IN one two
and three Years for notes bearing interest ay
sale ana secured by decd OF trust property sold
All Re. at purchasers cost. 90 dow n
on each piece Of property when struck of. And the
terms OF sale are not complied with within days
from DAY OF sale, the property viii be resod
and cost o: deiaultIGg purchaser or purchasers
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS a co.
al2-dNds Au,.t,..l-.nrs
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Asleep With a COrpsc.

Frederick W. Ide. president of the Cole
Haverstick Paper Bag Manufacturing Com
pany, was found dead in bed in his room at
the Montgomery House Monday morning in
Norristown, Pa. Harry Wilson, aged sixteen
years. was employed by the sick man to attend
his room and sleep with him. Young Wilson
awoke and called 10 Mr. Ide. when he made
the startling discovery that the man was dead.
and that he had been cleaning with n corrse
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II EISKELL & McLERAN
NE Real Estate AGENTS. zoos ST. r.w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
MAR LkORBI., PRINCE GEOEUiE'S COUNTY

TRUSTEES SAFE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
MAR Rbi., PRINCE GEOt1iE'S COUNTY,
MARYLAND
By virtue OF decree Of the circut court for Prince
GEORGES county, Nd. SltJIug IN equity IA a cause
therein pending, III which Elizabeth : Hin and others
pl5fS 2ld liichard = iIi ad Clarice Brooke are
deiel dants No 1893 cqlty) the undersigned
Will sri t public sale al Mist, ads Hotel. the town
OF Iaursi on THURSDAY, MAY FIRST, 1880, at
TWO p NJ, all that valuable property adjacent the
said town OF Laurel. containing 3I3 acres Of land
more or less and known by tie name Of "Moore's
ProsI erity." "Snowd cn's New Birmingham Manor
and 'Raipis.'
This property Is valuable for building purposes on
account "a its location, being adjacent the
Laurel and dNIied ~ the public road leading from
sad town. to Muntgc lnery county IL offers in
duce.nent 10 investors.
Terms 81 safe: Onctnird cash. onethird in one wear
oDe-th il. two years from day Of sale Deferred ray
ments 10 bear al crest payable annually and 10 b.
cured to tine satisfaction Of the trustee or al cgsh
ptlun Of the purchaser. Convey at cost OF
purchaser. deposit OF 5000 viii lie required time
OF sale. i. SNOMDs-N HILL.
aIA- lawts Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
DuNcANsoN BROS. Ancnole cen.
FUTURE DAYS.

ihgS TIES SALE OF a HOUSE AND uoT on
LAIhp sTkEhT SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN N
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YVHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINfPROvED
CORNER OF B AND Fo1ET ~ sNiM sT RE
S9UtHWEsr, OPPOSITE K, The BUREAU OF
1870 b STREET SOUTHWEST, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
On III URsDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH. $780,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK L. M, in IRON; OF tue premises /
viii sell 1t pubic auction Lot IL and the 46 feet
inches Of lot /, ~ lj: fronting 81 Iest On
A. street Oy an average depth of feet The half
Lot 1" is improved by large Ihrrcsory Brick Resi-
delce fronting about ~ IeatoD IS street, being No.
1870 he entire property conial.s ,jl square feet
winch VIII FIRST be offered whole, and II thus
sold the proplty VIII be divided four lots shout
~ feet front each. aud be then sold separately.
Terms one third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest," and secured by deed Of trust
on the property. ala cash. All
cOIdlny OF purchaser: a deposit OF 500 will
be required If sold Whole, and 100 each lot If
sold tIarEtel, TlIOAAS DOWNING
apJ-itts AuctioEeer
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The Associated Charities.

AT the monthly meeting of the board of man.
ayers of the Associated Charities last evening
resolutions approving the effort to establish a
reform school for girls and TO secure the ap-
polntmentof a superintendent OF charities were
adopted. The secretary, Mr.. Emery. stated
that during the past mouth eighteen new cases
were reported where men had abandoned their
wlyesfind children. He stated that desertions
OF this character grow more frequent year by
Year.
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Claasen Acknowledges Guilt

Ex-President Peter j. Claasen, the wrecker
of the Sixth National and Lenox Hill banks
of New York. answered the grand jury's in
dictment in the circuit court Monday
morning He said he was guilty to four counts
on charges of false entries to tho amount of
S207. 800. and a demurrer TO the rest of the
counts will be argued on Tuesday next before
Judge Benedict in the same court.
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A Sleep That Ended in Death.

At Philhpsburg. Nj, Alfred Ii. Pembroke,
aged fifty-one years, while standing before a
mirror, dropped into chair and began to
snore. He continued to snore until about 10
O'Clock. when he died. without medical atten-
ton, his wife believing him only In a sound
sleep. Atterward an empty laudanum bottle
was found on the bureau and it is believed he
drained it
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GEORGE +. EAiMONS, J rr,,stoo,.
ap-4eo CLAkENCL 4. hHEkM IruSleeSs
DA1CLIFfE. DALE {; co. AUCTIUNEERS,
IA $40 Pa. ave- NV


PEREMPTOEY SALE. UNIMpROVED PROPERTY
On FLOIIDA AVENUE BOUNDARY SrkEET),
BETWEEN SOath CAPITOL AND FIRST
SthEElS EAST. Al AUCTION.
IN THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TENTH
1880 Al FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell at pub lie
auction ii front of the premises,
LOIS 81. so AND FAST .HALF OF LOT "a, IN
SqUA II Cos,
FRONTING C3 FEE ON FLORIDA AVENUE Tor
Boundary str et). WITH AN AvERAGE DEPTH
OF 81 FEEl.
This property j. the Electric railroad and New
ICsL avenue station Of tie Ia moIe and Ohio Denut
and is In arapidly improving section o. c.ty and an
eiegatt opportunity tor Inyestuieu1.
TERMS OF SAIL: one third cash. balance IN one ard
two Years wltn hit rest u yer cent Ter anGuln,
s,cHred by deed OF the property sold or ali
cash at the option OF the purchaser deposit OF go
oa each lot required 81 time OF sale. If terms OF
sale not implied with IN fit days from the day
Of safe the right reserved 40 !eae the rUpery at
The FISK ana cost Of the dCfltlug pur, hIStr after
hve days notice of ale il paper pub
lthsd III Washington ID. G. Ali cOlIyeyancing record
ing, &c, at purchasers cost.
apJ-d&ds RADCLIFFE, DAElt CO, Aucts
sS-rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count Of the rain until WEDNESDAY, SIXTEENTH
y ~ APRIL. seine hour and place.
apll-d&ds kAICLlFfE, DAhR X Co, Aucts.
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The Cable Car GOngs.

To the EDITOR Of The EVENING STAR:
would ask little space to enter protest
against the ringing of the gongs ON the new cable
cars at all hours of the day and night l fail to
see the justice of allowing a corporation to do
just as they please about the ringing of bells
when they will not allow poor milkman to
ring his gong. l think the gong is a nuisance
and should be stopped. Let them adopt
whistle. RESIDENT OF SEVENTH STREET
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| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF AND
| WATER PRIVILEGE, STREET, CORNEk

WATER PRIVILEGE, STREET, CORNER
FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated the 21th of March
1873 and recorded IN Llber l2 folio "a, of the land
records OF this District, ana by direction party
secured thereby the undersigned offer at TuDlic
sale on the premises, on Thu ESDAH. the SENEN-
TENTH OF APRIL, 1890, q: 1--WE O'CLOCK PM,
the whar! and water privilege OF lots numbered three
CD aud four 90, III square numbered eight hundred
and twenty-slx tS26) as the same designated and
deserted on the laJs ami plan of said city, having
width OF 100 feet inch the frontage of said lots and
extending with that width to the channel OF the East
ern Branch o! the Potomac River.
Terms Of sale Sll,UOO and interest same from
September 70 500, with expenses OF sale in cash
balance in one year with cent inteie the
day OF sale and secured by deed of trust OF the
erty sold, or all cash. at the option of purchaser.
deposit of 800 VIII be required at the tine SALE
II the terms of sale not complied with in 10 days
alter the sale the Trustee reserves the 2h to resell
the property at the FISK and Of the defautin
chaser upon five days advertisement such resale.
Conveyanclng at the cost OF the purchaser. Taxes
viii be PAID to December 81, 1889.
ap.-dNds JAMEN q. PAYNE. Trustee.
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ap5-dSds
II ATCLIFFE, DARR x Co, Auctioneers,
a $40 peunsy lyania ave. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF tRANE HOUSE No IFS c
SIkEEr NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of ueel II trust daily recorded in Iiber
No. l2s, folio :ia.' e seq Of the Land Records
for the District OF Columbia, ana at the request
party secured thereby VIII sell public auction IN
front of the premises. ON WEDNESDAY TWENTY
Third Day or APRIL, a Il. 1880, AT Five
O'CLOCK p. n, Original Lot >, square 12f, fronting
DO fees 10y depth of 1862 feet. improved by a
Ialge TwOst3ry ran.e House, No is
Z street northeast
Terms: Cnc-third cash. balance in one and two
years per 'ent. secured by decd OF trust
on property sold. all cash. at option Of
purchaser. Il terms Q: sale comp led with
III ten days thc trustee reserves the rlglI 10
resell! tho property afJer nyc days advertisement Of
SaCh Resale in some Newspaper published III Washing
ton, DC. celoslt Of 500 upon acceptance o: bid.
All con cyanCIns-. &c, at cost OF the purchaser
/. LEN ELLEN JOHNSON. Trustee,
pii-l&ds 81. st.ett no. invest
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a Majority for Revision.

The New York Independent of this week
gives returns of the vote of 126 presbyteries of
the Presbyterian Church on revision OF the
Confession of Faith. These returns show that
eishty-two presbyteries have voted in favor of
revision. forty against revision and four have
refused TO vote. There are vet eghty-six
presbyteries to be heard from, and the indica-
tons are, says the Independent. that the vote
in favor of revision will be nearly if not quite
two-thirds of all the presbytsries.
Revenue officers have destroyed nearly one
hundred Illicit disrllleries in Henry county,
Va. during the past two weeks.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucts
T,Hos. Z. wAGGAIAN. Real Estate Auetioneer.
EXECUToR'S AND TRUSTEES SALE OF YALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE AND IMPROVEMENTS.
SITUATED ON SIXTH

tAtCI1Ok'S AND TRUSTEES SALE OF NAIU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE AND IMlRONLMENTS.
sIrUAIED ON SIXTH sTRtEr LAST BE
TWEEN AND L STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue q the last Will and testament of Fannie p
Leedeceased, the undersigned executor and trustee
therein named, Will sell at public auction IN front
OF the premises, On MONDAY the TWEEN ~ FIRST
DAY OF APRIL AID. 1880 at FIVE O'CLOCK 7.
NJ all those pieces or parcels of ground situate in
the city OF Washington. in the District Of Columbia
and known as lots thirty 500 and thrtyon GID, ia
james y. Calan's subdivision OF square eight hun
ored ana hfty>iN tS6), said lots being each twenty
i've 21) feet front by che hundred uOOD depth
and lot thirty one CD, being improved boy twosory
BIlck Dwelling.
Terms OF SALE agreed upon IN wrt ding by all parties
interested IN said real estate, follows
o. purchase money il cash and the balance thereof
slA ana Twelve mouths with interest from day
Tor winch the pure aser OF purchasers shall give his
or their psuulssory notes. secured by lie deeds
trusts uIOn tie property sold, AL cash. option
the purchaser purchasers. deposit Of $50 Will be
required o. tie Iurc haSer purchasers the
sale. All conYeyanclng at purchasers costs The
terms OF sale must be compiled with fifteen days
day Of sale otherwlsa the property Will be resold
at the rIsA and cost OF deiautng purchaser after
days LOuCe il the Evening Star.
ANDKEM J. DONALDSON,
Executor and Trustee.
ap1-dSds 1l.52 9th i. ne.
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Minister Smith I'm London.

Charles Emory Smith, United States minis
ter to Russia. was received by Minister Lin
coin at the Grand Hotel in London yesterday
and the two high officials enjoyed cordial
chat. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will leave Saturday
for the Hague, where Minister 1hayer will
give them a special dinner. Then they will
go to the Hotel Bnda. i'll Paris. for II few days;
afterward to Berlin and Vienna. spending a
short time in each city, and will reach ST.
Petersburg MAY TO-