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ANACOSTIA.

REcHABIrEs.-Salem tent, No. 154. me. last
evening IN Temperance hall with large men-
oershIp present 4 temperance meeting was
arranged for next Sunday night, and n dona-
ton party for Mr.. Beach next Monday night,
Messrs. j. Z. Eller and ]. X. Pursell were re-
ported on the sick list. Good of the order re-
marks were made by Past High Chief Ruler
Marche OF CamInack tent. No Sc; Chief Ruler
Benoni Miistead. 8. II. Walker, W. L. Poates
u. IL WhipPie. Clarence Mills. W. W. Cordeu
{snes Canter. E +. Cloey, Harrison Beach =
vsnford and j. NJ. Csnter. Mrw. j. Webb was
granted "A card and Mr.. W. W. Cordell elected !.
delegate TO the Grand tent 70 NIL the vacancy
Caused by the withdrawal of Mr. Webb.
LADIES RELIEF CoRPs.--The wives and in
terested friends of the old soldiers met at the
home of Mrs. Peek ON Washington street Nom
day night and organized a relief corps with six
teen charter members. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Anna A. Peck.
senior vice. Mrs. Julia A. Dony; junior vice,
Mrs. Maggie II. Tew; treasurer. Nina X. Smith /:
chaplain. Mrs. NJ. c. Davenport: conductor.
Mrs. Carrie ". Sherwook King, guard, Louisa
q PITCHER. The corps was organized by Mrs.
Joanna W. Turner, past national president W.
RC., and at present national aide. A public
installation Of officers with flowers and music
viii be held at an early day.
PEEsoSAL--The Y.W.C.TU. held its regular
weekly meeting last night with Miss Matte
Minnix presiding. Miss Pearson. who has
been visiting Rev. Z. Richardson's family. left
Today Tor her home in Maryland.
The seventeen persons arrested at sharon.
Ga, for conspiracy to intimidate POSTMASTER
Duckworth gave bail at Augusta yesterday in
the sum Of s6O0 each and went home. They
Will be tried in April
During prayer meeting near Lebanon Ind
some one hred through the window. fa,aIly
wounding ,lrs. Edward Randall.
Warden Chamberlain of Wsathersdeld Conn
state prison yesterday shot rebellious pris.
oaer through the arm
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- The local circulation Of The EVENING
sTAa is not only the largest and fullest, but it is
also the BEST, since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people Of the District Of
Columbia as body, but regularly into their
hon'es,-into the families of all classes, and
into those Of the money-spending as wen as
the money-earning portion of the community.
An advertisement in its columns therefore
reaches the eye of everybody worth reaching.
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Shortening His Eyclid to Increase His
Sight.

Gen. Butler submitted yesterday at Lowell
to an operation by DR.. Cilley of Boston upon
his cyeid. For several weeks this member has
caused annoyance by pain and interference
with his eyesght and the operation, consisting
of an incision and shortening of the eyelid,
was performed at his home on Andover street.
An anesthetic was administered, an incision
made in the lid. an elliptical section of it re-
moved and then the edges of the cut were
brought together and united by stitches.
The operation will restore the lid to as near the
natural condition of such an organ as is possible
The operation is not supposed to be Of q
serious nature. although it interfered with his
attendance upon the wedding of his niece. Miss
Parker. last evening. He is expected to be
able to fulfil an engagement requiring his
presence in Washington the latter part of the
week
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E.
Abner to A. G. Drane ct al, pit 3, SO, 996;
Sl,45O. Julia A. Gates to same, pts. 3 and 5,
do; $1,000. G. Ii. LaFetra to W. Stuermann,
sub 1873, SO. 27l; $3.50. J. G. Payne to A. L.
Moore. pts. II and Is, 30. 7Ss; .. Ella s.
Mack TO same, do; 8. Estelle A. Brent to
Julia W. Ellery, sub 1871, 50. 2OI; g. John
Noonan to }. HI. Ralston, six pieces Of prop
erty in the county; g. W. ii. Barnes to Z.
Brennan, sub %, So. 52s; s2,9OO J. ". Graham
to George Z. Terry. lot 8, blk. 3, T. & BIS sub
Mt Pleasant; 6. Same to ii. Berry, pt same:
$1,000. Same to W. Ii. Ease, pit same; $1,000.
h. NJ. Schneider to G.. F. Brown. sub l79. so.
~; e. Parthenia Thyson to CT. Brown, pit so
~: .. b Z. Palmer to Joseph Forrest, subs
6S and GA. 50, 7l2; S2.0l7.s0. i. NJ. Saunders to
Jas. 4. Murphy, su6l19, SO. 6l7; -. Same to
II. L. Rust. sub lot his, do; 3. Same to
Mary L. Balger. sub 1il6. do; g. e.. J..
johnson to W. Mayse. A. c. Clark in trust. lots
to j. T. Mitchell, pit. Friendship. 253 acres: $.
Chaplin Brown to II. Mcdonald. lot ILL C. ID 8
sub MI. Pleasant: sl,6l0. W. w. Metcalf to r.
X. Strother. pit. IL. blk. II, T. and b. s sub do
s6OO. l. Abner TO W. Mayse. lots Is and I6.
30. Ss9; - W. ID. HUTCHINSON to John NJ.
Hutchingson. sub Is, 50. 1893; $1,000. Mary E.
Parker TO +. f. Craig. sub 50, So $40; g. F.
Z. Craig 10 John ID. Parker. do; $. II. j..
fiack TO W. j. Lown, lots 10 and 20. blk. ~,
haiorama; =. G. c. Billings to K H. T. Leo
90, iVS anu Q, 81. lOl<; =. II. y. Rams
DELL, marshal, dc, to A. Leadingham, pit. 5, so.
ISL; =. A. p. Pardon to o. b. Van Wyck. sub
u, blk. II. Meridian Hill; SI.IO0 ID. BertweIl
TO Nellie +. Shedd. subs 5. and 6I So. sol;
e. Laura Robinson to b. Smith. pt. s. 50.
6sS; g. L. G.. Hensey to Fannie A. Costen'
sub l96. so. al; S2,I00. J. ii. Hunter to ID.
BertwelI, lots and 5, So. 1916; $. NJ. L.
Weller ct al. trustees, to J. +. Hood ct al.
trustees. pit. Chichester, IA acres. 80 perches;
g: X Fullalove ct al. to b. I; Janney. pit. 80,
50. 50. Georgetown; $3.50. J. ID. Rowe to j.
ii. Ralston, pit. Fletchalps Chance, &C.; >. j.
G. Payne TO A l. Moore, pts. Il and Is. So. 7s5
e. Ella 5. Mack to same. same property; s.
Emanuel Jackson to c. Eckhart. sub AZ. So "a
e. III. =. Lankton to VI. VI. Main lot 5, So.
Ills; to 8, 50. Ills; 10 to II, so. Il42; to s.
%. llA3, 9.
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Tobacco Works Seized

Acting under orders from this city United
States Internal Revenue Collector A. B. White
and United States Marshal II. s. White yester-
day took possession OF the mammoth tobacco
factory of Bloch Brothers at Eff and 4lst streets
in Wheeling. VIVA, in the name Of the govern
ment. The allegation of the government is
that the Blochs have defrauded the internal
revenue department out OF 4 considerable sum
OF money through sending out packages of
tobacco weighing considerably more than they
SHOULD. For instance, two-ounce packages were
made to weigh three ounces and four-ounce
packages i've or six ounces. The firm claims
the trouble was caused by girls making up the
packages too heavy, aud that it was in no sense
the result OF design
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Montgomery County, Md.

Correspondence OF IHE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE February 10.
Jas. B. Henderson as trustee has sold to Jos.
b. Hartford five acres of land near Forest
Glen, On the Metropolitan branch railroad, for
S2i5 per acre.
The young folks of this place enjoyed the
pleasures of hop at the town hall last night,
which was largely attended. The affair was
under the supervision of Mrs. He W. Talbot,
Mrs. Rose Williams and Mrs. Agnes holland
Thomas Taylor. Familiarity known in this
community as odd Uncle Tom" colOred, died
at the aims house yesterday and his remains
were buried III the new Catholic cemetery near
this place today. From the best information
obtainable the deceased was over one hundred
and three years old at the time of his death.
During slave times he was the property of the
late Chas. Beckwith.
Quite large delegation OF citizens of tn e
county left mere this afternoon for Annapolis to
lend their influence in favor of the proposed
lease OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal TO the
Washington and Cumberland railroad COM
pany. SAM.
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The Color Question in South Carolina.

The color question in the diocese Of South
Carolina las cropped out again. For over 100
years the diocesan convention, whenever held
in Charleston, has always met in 81. Phillips
church. AT the last convention. which was
held in Aiken. it was decided that the conven-
ton of 1880 should meet in St. Phillips church
in Charleston. 1t is now announced that the
convention will be held in another church. the
congregation Of st. Phillips having notified
the bishop that they will not permit the con-
vention 10 meet in their church. The delegates
OF st. Philips are the leaders in the opposition
to the admission of the colored clergy, and led
the secession from the convention several years
ago. The color question is expected to turn up
again i'll the coming convention.
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Annual Banquet of Carroll Institute.

The members OF the Carroll institute gave
their annual banquet last night at Wizards,
and about seyenty-6ve representative Catho-
lies of this city sat down to the large horse
shoe table i'll the private dining room and
passed most pleasant evening. After an
elaborate menu had been discussed the toast
master, ID. L. Murphy, called upon those pres
ent to respond to the toasts. Bishop Keane
sent a letter of regret as did many other nota-
bies in the Catholic church throughout the
country. to whom invitations to be present had
been sent, but who were unable to be present
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Mr.. Carnegie Gives $2,OOO,COO.

1t is now authoritative!y settled that Andrew
Carnegie will donate $4,000. 900, instead of
II. 900, to the city OF Pittsburg for public
library purposes. This Information comes from
one of Mr.. Carnege's intimate friends and is
confirmed. 1t is not stated what MIR. Carnegie s
specific reason is for doubling his first splendid
gift, but it has become apparent that site
near the center Of the city must be procured.
Mr. Carnegie regards this essential, and a
plot of ground that will properly meet all the
requirements will cost a large sum of mon ey,
probably $500. OO0
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O'Shea Files Another Petition.

Capt. O'Shea in his suit for divorce, has filed
a supplementary petition, which extends the
period within which the alleged acts of adultery
were committed. In consequence of this
change the time for filing answers is also ex-
tended. O'Shea's solicitor, Wontner, doubts
whether the case can be brought to trial before
the autumn
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POrtuUa1 Not Vet Satisfied

There is very serious news regarding the
feeling of the Lisbon populace. Mr.. Lincoln
offered to mediate, but Senior Fretas' instruc-
tons permitted no tangible compromise.
Lord Salisbury shielded himself behind the
well-known opinion of the queen anil Freitas
says that unless Lord Salisbury admits the
justice of the Portuguese claims a revolution is
imminent ia Lisbon ..
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Jumped Down a Well.

Miss Eva STRIKER of Ulster Park, NY, at
tempted suicide at POughkeepsie by jump
ing down well. She leaped from the curb.
and seizing the rope went down 35 feet to
the water below. She was discovered almost
immediately with her head under water and
one foot on the bucket. man went down and
managed to keep her head out of the water
until more assistance came. when both were
drawn to the surface. Miss Stryker is thirty
five years old. Illness had made her insane.
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A Railroad Levied lIn0n.

Sheriff Sheesley of Harrisburg received in
formation from Sheriff Pittman yesterday stat
ing that he had levied on and taken into execu-
ton the South Pennsylvania railroad, together
with all the corporate rights, privileges fran
chises and all the real and personal property.
They will be sold in McConnellsburg March is
Tor cash. The news was a complete surprise to
the secretary OF the company.
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Marie HaltOn and Her Gambler.

London dispatch says Marie Halton and
Diamond Broker Lewis left London three
weeks ago for Paris and the Riviera. II they
have sailed for America they must have done
SO secretly. According to letters to friends of
theirs i'll London both have been ILL., but are now
visiting Italy. 1t is said that before he was
taken ill Mr.. Lewis won several thousand
pounds at the tables. They are both indignant
at the persistent mention of their names in
American papers about Marie being mistaken
for the duchess of Fife
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A Republican Member Uuseated I'm Ohio

The Ohio house last evening, by strict party
vote of 50 TO ST. unseated Vim. A. Blair, repub-
lican, Of Adams county, and gave the place to
r. H. W. Peterson, democrat. The vote OF the
November election il Adams county stood,
Blair, 2. $50; Peterson. 1923. but the committee
in the contest reported that 10 illegal votes
were cast for Blair, and that 13l republican
tickets were marked, in violation of law.
which. being thrown out, gave Peterson SO
majority
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PROMPT Time to New York.

The Baltimore and Ohio express trains to
Philadelphia and New York are making their
regular schedule time with great regularity.
ing car equipment these trains afford the finest
service to all points in eastern Pennsylvania,
New York and New England.
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ININE P .tOPERTY ON SIXTH STREET NEAR F
Il NOkA INV EST. BEING HOUSE No. sos SIXTH
STRiI-T, BaIWEEN + AND q.

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
TWENTIETH, AT HALf-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK,
We will sell in front of the pge.nises part Of
Lot 4, Square 4S7.
fronting 20 feet .,S4 inches sixth street with
depth OF SO feet Al inches and improved by Two
story Frame Dwelling House Tnis property being
adjacent TO street makes il very desirable for i'm
lrovenent, remain as now, under rental very
desirable location and adv ancinR in value
Terms: One-tnird cash, balance one aud two
years. notes to bar cent interest, payable semi
annually, one-hSlf cash, balance remain five
years ut per cent notes 10 be secured by deed Of
trust premises ar all cash. at option OF purchaser
ing, &c at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with days, otherwise right reserved to resell Mt
public notice Of such rrsale newspaper pub
6shed III Washington, DC
iI4-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
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DOCK DEPARTMENT
ID RAJ CL1FFE, DARR Co. Auct ioneers
920 Pa ave. u. w.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAW LIBRARY
OFFICE FURNITURE, &C.. OF NEHEMIAH /
MILLER DECEASED


ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAW LIBRARY
OFFlCE FURNITURE, &C.. OF NEHEMIAH H
MILLER, DECEASED.
BY virtue of All order of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. bodiug special term of said
court for Orphans Court busie the matter
OF the estate of Nehemiah II. Mile deceased tine
unuersls ned as administrator OF said will sell
AT PUBLIC AUCTION on THURS DAl AND FRI.
DAY EVENINGS. the Nv ENTIkTH AND TWENTY
MESclSS At Hall, pAsf SEVEN SS' Scf SSM;
AT THE AUCTION kOOMS OF MESSks
k BAT DAk Ekxr tS193,ry go
TWIN Ninth AND TENT SThkETS NORTH
WESI, The aw Library OF said Nehemiah Ii. Miller
consisting Of well,eiectec text books various law
subjects; also American and En<lish leports among
which are the American Decisions, American Re
Cowper's neports, Durnford and East Ieports East
REPORTS, johnson Law and Chancery (New York; Re
ports. Maddox Chancery reports all the Reports Of
the Court OF AIpeais OF Maryland kelorts of the
IRENE Court Of the DISTRICT OF Co umbIa. Metcaf Re-
ports Paiges reports and other Reports: md also
Gy Under Rolling Iop Desk, BOOK Cas- =, Revolving
Book Case Ihalrs Iron safe If Miller Patent, Rugs
and other tu nlture; and also u Certificate tor so
Shares OF 80 each of the ita the Osceoa
water company. Catalogues "a the Books and furni-
ture Gail he had at auction of Messrs katcfe
Darr Co.. or oihce vi TIE undersigned.
Terms VI sule cash.
WILLIAM J. MILLER,
administrator,
1S-USuB Once 4S,D LOUISIANA NV
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WILLIAM J. MILLER,
fS-dGds
y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers,
~ YoU Ia. ave. NV

TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON
FILTH STREET BIZ: WIEN l. AND N STREETS
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On THURSD AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
TWENIlEi II, 1880. "A EALF-PAsI -FOUR
O'CLOCK. We will sell III front the premises
THE SOUTH A. FErr = lNCiE, OF LOT l2. IN
SQUARE 5l4.
with depth of 12JIeet a :tUfoot alley, and i'm
proved by two Two-story Fra!Lc dwellings his prop
erty - convenient to marke,s, srectcar Ian, the
business center and an elegant opportunity for
lnent site ones own use.
Terms: One-third cash. b; lance in one and two
years, with uutes bearing rate OF u Der
cent per auI, secured by deed OF trust or all cash
at option Of purclasec. Terms to be complied with
within days from day OF sale, otherwise the right ia
reserved 10 tesell the lroperts 2 the risk and
defaulIg purchaser after live days public advertise
nIeat III some neNspaper published il Washington, d.
C. deposit of $500 repaired 1t tins, of sale. All
convey anclng and recordlllt, purchasers cost
fI4-dts RADCLIFFE, pAIl. Co.. Auc.
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Rev. Mike Whisman was stabbed and killed
near Compton. KY. by young man named
Booth. aged nineteen years. Whsman whip
ped Booth when school boy and he vowed
revenge.
Thirty starch companies have united in one
corporation under the name Of the ..Natio nal
starch manufacturing company"
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CEo W sTicKNEY, Auctioneer, $50 + st

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY. SITUATED AT THE
JGNCIIoN OF FouRTEENTH Strict EX-
TENDED AND SPRING STREET, IN The
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, d. Z.
by virtue OF deed OF trust, recorded in Liber No
Lar folio 500 of the land the District
Of Columbia and at the request Of the purity secured
merely Will oder for sale, in front Of the premises
on MONDAY, the TWENIYFOURTH DAY OF
fEbRu Aln A. p. 1880. AT HALE-PASr FOUR
OCLOCh l.. ~. the folio wing described property IN
Tue county Of Washington, D. G.. known and described
as Lots numbered from one ID TO forty-four CAD, IN
d. Lewis subdivision Of part of Pleasant Plans,
tuate on the north OF Spring street at the point OF
ulon with lit street extended. excepting the por-
Hoh Of lots TO II inclusive, heretofore slieated
oeing the propery By deed recorded Lber
10 folio 30S. and by deed recorded III Libc- I27I
1erms of sale: One-third cash and the balance iu
one and two ~ years with interest the ate 81
SIX to) per cefituln ~ annui ali cash. the option
OF the puTchaser' $50 deposit will lie required
tne OF sale. All conveyancing and recording pur-
chasers cost. Terms 20 be complied with in hfteen
days. II terms Of sale not complied with the
property will be resold at risk of defaut;ng
ing Star. c, N ARNsTkONG Trn.tsa
fl2-eotods IL East Fayette st, Baltimore Md
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FUTURE DAYS,
NEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. $3.50 Of

IMUsrEEs' SALE CT VERY VALUABLE PROP.
ERrY ON THE SOUTHWksT CORNER OF
SIXTH AND h STREETS NORTHEAST, I'M
PROVED BY TWELVE TAREE-STOhY BRICK
= HOUSES.
By Of certain deed Of trust recorded In Lber
No. folio ct Of the land records for the
District of oumbla and ut the request Of the parry
secured thereby we wilofer f.r SAFE in nont the
OF FEBRUARY. AID. 1880. Mt HALF-PASr -FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm, the foio wing described property il,
the city of Washington, DistIct Of Columbia 10 wit
An q Lots TO- 81 22 90, -. 20. 20. %, %. 20 81
and 81 Of Csrusi aud Milers, trustees subdivision Of
original Lots 10. and ~ in square eight hundred
and thrtyn ye 1891 ~ the plat Of the duly
recorded in Book l6 page 10: Of the records Of The
urveyor's office for the District Of Columbia.
1erms Property sold subject to q deed of trust "a
secure $50 lot with 1t the rate OF
one;half Of tue purchase money IN excess Of said
months with interest q the rat Of ix CD per centum
soid ali cash. at the option Of the purchaser SIO6
deposi each lot will b. required ut time Of saie
Ali cOnveyHncing and recording q purchasers cost
Tsrms 70 be npned with In Is days, or resold Il
rsk AID cost Of defsutins purchaser after ave days
advertisement in he svsn,pS stsE.
JOHN 8. SWORM6TEDTl -
fl4-eokds JOHN T. kkMa IEusseee
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Victoria to Hear Opera.

The queen has announced that she will
patronize the Carl Rosa opera season at Drury
Lane and has ordered that the royal box be re-
served for her. This will be her first visit to
the opera since the death Of Prince Albert
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer, 9ao F st

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
EkTY IN SQUARE S7S, IMPROVED BY SIX
TEN THO STORY HOUSES, FOUR ROOMS
EASH; SlmCAIE On NAVY COURT, REAR OF
EAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded in lber
40 looo, loo o ct seq., one of the land records
the District u Coiunbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby Will offer for sal. in front
81 ~, the premises Oh THUhSpAY, IHE TwENTY-SEv-
ENIH DA OF FEBRUAkY. 1880, AT HALF-PAsT
fooR O'CLOCK NJ. the folio wing described proper
~ situate IN the city et Washington District Of Co
Iunbla 10 wit: All of Lots ~ yS, 81 loo IOl or
Io5. loi, los, los. lo1. los, io9, ITO, Iii and
IL III Oliver Cox recorded subdivision of lots TO
Z IN square S1S.
Terms; Property sold subject to a deed Of trust TO
scure e4uo On each lot with AZ the rate of
SIX 90 per cehtum per alnu, payable semi
one halt ~ OF the purchase Of said deeds
OF trust IN cash and the balance an u months with
ukIeSt o. the rate OF six per centum per annuln
cured py del OF trust ON the Property sold. all
ash az the option OF purchaser; $50 deposit on each
VIII DC required ut time slle all conveysncing
atu recoruEK AZ purchasers cost Terms To- be
Ieu With IN ID days resl" risk and cost OF de-
t@0tns purchaser utter five days advertisement in the
Evening Star ~
JOHN s + sAWE2MRsMsTEDr} Trustees.
n4-eod&ds
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u ATCLIFFE, DAkR & Co, Auctioneers
-kARLY NEW BEICk DWELLING, No. 436
SCLEEI NOkCuMESI

On THURSDA4 AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
TWENTIETH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we W III sell in
front OF the premises
PART LOl s., SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE SIG,
Fronting II Ol2 feet Oh street between eth 9TH
streets anu improved by NEARLY Bri, dwelling
with modern Improvement.
This property simultaneously sit uated and worthy
the attention. of investors.
Terms: Dne-thrd cash. balance in and two years
notes to bear interest at per cent, payable semi
annually and TO be secured by deed of trust prelI
ses sold, or all option Of purchaser. Convey
arihy, at purchasers cost del osit of $500 at
thine If sale Terms Ia b. comile with in fifteen
days otherwise hight reserved resell risk and
OF defau tug purchaser five daa advertisement
of such resale III some newspaper published III Wash
ilgtun DC. IlT-.k
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THE COURTS.

CoURr IN GENERAL TERM-Judges Raqner,
Cor and james.
Yesterday Rogers, agt. Garland ct al; on
hearing.
CmcUIr CoURr-J,ulge Montgomery
Yesterday-Cook ct al. agt. Horbach ct al.
verdict for plaintiff for SS,I37.33 Toner agt.
Entwisle ct al verdict FOR plaintiff for "A. 600
Rodgers agt Presbry; order to allow plaintiff
To amend declaration.
EQUITY CoURr-J,nLye Cor
Observation-Disclosures agt. Shreve; auditors re-
port confirmed.
CRIMINAL CoURr--Ctief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday-Reverdy J. Brooks, false pre-
fences; guilty. Jos. F. Cox, carnally knowing
child; anolle pros entered