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CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER BETTER.
DIR. Vincent Says That the Condition of Hi
Patient is Improved.

IaIent Is improved.
The condition of Congressman Springer is
improved this morning, and hope is once more
revived in the bosom of his friends. The three
physicians held long consultation at II
o'clock this forenoon. and at its conclusion DIR.
John A. Vincent of Illinois made the following
statement: ''Mr. Springer passed favorable
night, and his condition is very much i'm
proved this morning. His pulse and tempera-
ture are reduced, and he manifests much less
delirium than yesterday. His mind appears to be
clearing up and the periods of coma are less
frequent. He takes nourishment we'll today
and another very good indication of improve
men; is that he is more sensitive to external
impressions and sounds than he has been since
his illness assumed a serious stage. For in-
stance. he Is sensitive to the noise of the street
cars and the rolling of the carriages Of callers
as they come up to the door. Up to this time
he has. during his whole illness, been obliyious
to these things. This shows that he is return
ing graduslly to normal condition
While this great sensitiveness is alb
normal to degree, vet it is
more akin to a normal stage than the constant
delirium aud coma When he begins to hear
and to realize sounds and to want quiet, that
Is an indication Of improvement The erysip-
eias today has nearly stopped spreading and
there are Indications In some places that it is
beginning to disappear On tho right side of
MS lace, where IL nrrt began IL Is now less and
the fact that AT the point where the first out
break occurred there Is now less swell
ing is an indication that the strength
OF the disease is broken. While there
is tendency Of the swelling to
spread in some places, vet the Inflammation is
less virulent ihe fact that its progress is
checked Is q splendid indication. His vitality,
of course, is still very low. He complains this
morning of great weakness While that is true
yet the fact that he complains Of it is not an
indication that he isany weaker than in the past
but merely that he is conscious of that weak
unconscious Of his physical condition in the
matter oil vitality and vigor. The fact that he
| is today fully conscious Of 1t does not add any
| to it or shor that it IL any worse than before,
| but the mere consciousness is really an evil
! dence of Improvement in his general con-
ditian ~
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THE STAFFORD HOTEL.

It Was the Langham, but 1t Has Been En-
tirely Refurnished and 10 in New Hands.
The Langham Hotel has changed hands. The
new proprietor, Mr.. W. E. Hughes, who is q
hotel man of experience, gave to the W. H.
Houghton Company Of this city carte blanche
to refurnish and reft the house. This has been
done in an artistic manner and the six stories
of the hotel are as comfortable, attractive and
cozy as art and money can make them. From
the Office, which is supplied with inviting chairs
and lounges upholstered in leather. through
the dining room, which is marked by the har-
mony in the colors Of the rich hangings and
furniture, to the parlor, where the decorator
has given another evidence of his genius,
and throughout all the bed rooms
the change is striking and
pleasing one. There is a new Chef in the
kitchen, whose skill is not an experiment with
Mr.. Hughes. and there is trained corps of as
sistants. As the hotel is now practically q
new establishment Mr.. Hughes has concluded
to change the name and hereafter it will be
known as the Stratford. The hotel is a first
class house, where popular prices prevail Its
location, at the northeast corner of l4th and H
streets, is one Of the most central in the city,
and lite commanding position affords extended
views from the windows which can be COM
pared In beauty with the artistic interior.
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HAD TO JUMP THROUGH WINDOWS.
a Hot Shaft Set Fire to q Carpet Lining
Factory.

n Hot SHAFT Set Fire to q Carpet L'"s
JEzszr CrrT, N. j., March IA shaft In
picking machine in the United States Gar
pet Lining Company's works In the rear
of Ne. 1871 Grand street got bot at S;lo o'clock
this morning The works were on the
second foor Of double two-story frame
building. The lower floor was occupied by
Sergeant Bros, carpet Inning makers and car
net cleanera Ten men and boys were at work
near the picking machine when the hot
shaft set fre TO some jute. In flash
the machine and the rooms were IN
famea The BOYS about the machine had their
hands, arms and faces burned Everybody
made his escape, jumping through windows
dropping down the hatchsay and using every
other available means of exit. The loss Is esfl-
mated o. Sl2, 900. Fully insured.
OTHER DAMAGE By FIRE.
PURczI1, I'D. T, March AT the town OF
Lexington, Oklahoma, just across the river
from here. fire consumed W. H. Cars saloon
and the Ansley Hotel, adjoining. Young Ben
Montgomery, asleep in the hotel, was burned
TO death. Loss about 5000, partly insured
ONAH. NEB., March Last night while
performance was being given on the upper
stage at the Eden Musee a fly was pushed too
close to q gas let and the fire that resulted de-
sroyed the building and contents Loss,
81, 900.
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fe26-1Ots

THOMAS BOWLING b SON. AUCTIONEERS-
l. Postponed sale OF hsh wharf.-office of the Com
nissoners OF the District Of Columbia. " ashngton,
March =. lS9e-Notce is hereby gwen that on TT ES
DAY, MARCH EIGHTH. 1892, at THREE O'CLOCK
p. NJ. ON street between Seventh and Ninth streets
northwest front OF the FISH stalls OF (Cener) Wash
inyton Market, all rights and privileges granted
to establish wharves docks the landing
and sale OF sh III the city Of WASHINGTON will be sod
by public auction to the highest bidder the term
one year. and no wharf dock shall lie deemed eli
Ribe unless situated at point the north side
the Potomac river between Eleventh and
Fourteenth street west. Terms Sl0o be paid
days from the day Of the sale BY order Of the board
DOUGLASS, J. w. ROSS. W. I. kOSsELI, Com
missioners ID. c. mh2sf
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. RAPHAEL. The CELEBRATED CLAIR
N1 yoysnt and sstrolos,ist, the seventh daughtet,
born with cam, has wonderful healing poser 1siFss
naines aud lucky dates. Don't tan 10 this Ady.
Room AZ. 30 4 ST. NV. nih4 Of
NIME. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
AN medium 'Iiie given from cradle tograye. ..g TIra
NJ. Sc fe.,D l.,s.
pRoF. CLAY rs THE oIsDEsT EsTABIIsHLD
advertising clAIrh oy ant. AsTOloser and nrdIuln
this city. Has wonderful prophetic .1ft y second
sight Reveals Aloden mysterles, lost u
sioien property. brings separated together,
sieedy marriages. gives success IN business.
family trouDeseNl mn uences. strangers
cities and ala trouble Vii money or
coming To the right place once. where
others have tailed. 1Onynces skeitlcAl and
Nertises only what he can dc. All business Uounden-
tial. Satisfaction guaranteed Sittlngs Jtlc. HOurs
eto9 Open sundays. kesldencs Sss ct. bet ws-n
As and 0,l SITS. southwest. f.2s-I2t'
Nj rs. L. V. SMELL, CLAIRyOYANT AND TksT
AN medium Magnetic and MASSAGE treatments
given. Gan be consulted at her par ora so4 A0rk
ave. NV mhl-lw.
hME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
&N life. AL business confidential. ladies aud
tenen 90 cents each. Hours: tam TO 8 4. N. 20
MME. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
all events OF HE Ofhce hour. m too \. N.
day. 10 q. H. TO Q pm l1oe 18th st. n Jsil-2n'
nR. ROBERTSON or BALTIMORE, The MOST
~ reliable and successful specialist for gentlemen
and ladies, with thirty year, experience, can
be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday a his
once $40 ct NV. from 10 al consultation
eonhdental and success guaranteed fes-lMs
NINE PERRIN. THk fRUEsT DEsTIkT
AVA reader of the age. Information given with lhe-
,aa6-2ms w. wa ''''
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Young washburne Returned to the Asylum

New YORK, March Vim. Pitt Washburne,
son of the late Ehhu b. Washburne who has
been an inmate of the Fallkill Inebriate Asy-
lum at Central Valley, y. Y. was today in JEFF
ferson Market police court turned over to the
custody OF DIR. Ferguson, superintendent of
the asylum, and he WAS taken back there.
Nashburne was permitted to come to the city
last Saturday with an asylum attendant He
eluded the attendant, began drinking. and was
found By the police Saturday night stupefed
with liquor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-07

vienna, March News from Egypt is to
the effect that the new khediye intends to be-
gin his reign in q brilliant way by recovering
the Soudanese empire, which was lost to Egypt
with the rebellion Of the Mazda and the fall OF
khartoum- The latest information from the
Soudan indicates that an invasion, properly or
gained and commanded, would not fail of sue
cess, that the people ripe for a change,
and that the Egyptians would be welcomed by
the masses OF the inhabitants as deliverers
from intolerable tyranny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-07
BERING SEA ARBITRATION.
What the Preference of Canada Would Be
Discre1ited Report.

OTTAWA, ONT, March Nothing is known
here respecting the alleged appointment OF an
English insurance man to the position Of arbi-
traitor in connection with the proposed Bering
SEA arbitration The report Is understood
to be entirely unfounded- The dominion
government has not yet been asked TO name
the Car adam representative on the arbitration,
but there is u consensus of opinion that the
government would do well to appoint an
eminent French Canadian jurist. as the pro-
ceedines of the conference are TO be held IN
Paris and will be Conducted in the French
language.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-07

TRUSTEES SALE on VALUABLE LOT ON
l. NORTH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVENUE BE-
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH SHEETS
NOkl INVEST. Anil BRICK HOUSE And
S1okE. NO 1870 SEVENTH sTREET NORTH
Under and by virtue OF decree passed on February
D. loi'2. IN equity cause No. lBeOl. docket No ~
The Supreme Court District OF Columbia. wherein
henry Stewart et al plaintiffs and 1,n Stewart Il
al ar defendants the undersigned wlN oetr for safe
10 the hienest bidder on WEDNESDAY, Tat NINTH
DA1 OF MARCH. A ID. 1872. al FIVE O'CLOCK
4. NJ IN .ront OF the premises. original lot IA
square nSe hundred aud fourteen lbl4l. Washington.
ID & frontns SIXTY I6 ten lO) inches N.w
York ave. by an average depth OF about hundred
and fortyiour l44) ieet lU) inches. with a Is
foot side and 3o-foot rear alley
md THEREAFTER on the same day ~ HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. they will offer for
sale under said DECEIVE Ia front of the prem
Uses. the sixteen tlS fet tioj the hes trout
Seventh St. by the depth of hundred lluFl feet
next 10 and south Of The north sixteen 10 lu
inches front Of original cot 100 square
hundred aud twenty three l4:,:jl. Washington. ID q
Terms Of sale Que third purchase money OF each
tract in cash. onelhrd IN year aud one-tnird
TWO years. with Interest deferred Payments tie
rate OF y yer cent Ter annu. payable seui annually,
deferred purchase money To be secured bg ds>d q
trust the premises sold. all cash. dion q
the purchaser dePoslI OF 600 aIl he r.gnirod ca
each piece this time of sale All conv.yalns aud
recording at pur, lAsers cost Ii of
complied with within ten tlo} days the reserve
the rght to resell al defaultng risk auA
cost
JACKSON II. RALsToS, Trustee.
IRVING WILLIAMSON. trustee
l. CABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
4SO Louisiana
fs2e-dkds WALTER b. WILLIAMS q 90. kucts.
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The Y. NJ. C. A. Literary Society.

At . meeting Of the Y. M. c. A. Literary
Society Saturday evening the subject for de-
bate was: Resolved, That anticipation yields
more pleasure than realization" Mr.. Willis
represented the affirmative and Mr.. Wolverton
the negative. On the floor the affirmative was
sustained by Messrs. johnson, Cowsell, Cob
leigh and Maggie, the negative by Messrs.
Downing, Freeman, Spsugler, Pfeging and De-
Knight The decision was rendered by Judge
Paul in favor Of the Affirmative.
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The Dying Grand Duke Louis.

BERLIN. March THE Grand Duke Louis of
Hesss shows no signs Of improvement today.
His breathing is abored, and the attending
physicians have the greatest fears. The grand
dukes children have been notified of his con-
dition and il Is said that the Grand Duchess
Elizabeth Is burrylng from Moscow TO reach
the bedside of her dying father. The greatest
sorrow prevails among the people and the
PaIa>e at Darmstadt surrounded at an
early hour by a multitude anxious 10 learn tine
latest regarding the condition OF the ruler to
whom they are deeply attached
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Dared to XIII Him and Did II.

NEw YORK, March VIM. II. McGinn. aged
tventy-seyen quarreled with his sister, Mrs
Mary Himpler, at the residence of Mrs. Mary
wiezl.nd, 165 Siegel street. BROOKLYN. last
night McGlnn struck her several times with
his dst. backing her eyes She threatened to
Hill him, and he drew pocket knife, opened it
and handed II to her, saving. Kill me If you
care- Mrs. Himpler took him at his word
and plunged the blade into his heart He
staggered from the house to a nelghboring
drug store and fell dead In the doorway. The
woman arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-07

BRooxLrs, n Y, Msrch7.-Mrs. Minnie Plat.
wss arrested last evening charged by her hus-
band, W. II. Platt, q retired naval engineer.
with attempting to. shoot him when they met
on the street. She claims that a friend OF
Piatt's pulled pistol out Of her Mira Piatt's
pocket and called q policeman and had her ar
rested She says Plstt has been trying to get
her into trouble ever since he failed TO get a
divorce from her. Mrs Pistt was arrsigned
this morning before Justice Walsh on a charge
of attempting to shoot her husband The COM
plainAnt falling to appear she was discharged.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers
SALE OF VALUABLE INPRovEp And uNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE SUITABLE FnR
suBDINlsioNl IN TENNhLLNTuNN. u. q,
ON THE MAIN IhokoUGHEAREl FORMERLY
CALLtD RorKyuIE 1IRNpIkEl. ELMO
TklG CARS PASS IN FRONT OF EACH PIECE

SALE OF VALUABLE lMfhtNtD AND INlM-
sIBpINisioNl IN TENNhLLlToWN, y: q,
IHiS CANS Pass Is fRoS I OF EACH fifcE
QUEEN ise Of The District o. CelHm6,s. ecrassd re-
District in VIII BOOK No %. folio fsi viii offer
ses sls ioosns IN res. al es as ali situated IN
the county of Washington. District OF COLUMBIAN. q
'nS fbas hi RrisaS f lrp DAY OF
MARCH. A u lst,, at folR tp O'CLOCK .. NJ.
The comfy ana p.sre, sorsssid, ,eils parS ois
tract Of land called ''friendship aud bsnnins fcr
maker on the plat Of survey INSIDE April "a. A. "a
running north Sc desree- east 6-io psrcles 20 In.
tosd ca 81 The kockNhe turnpike thence with said
Ing said rake south go, desrees west 5j perches TO
the road called the River road thence th said River
thence e.yns said rosd north b aer-ss east a. $40
rooas and " peT'se. u sn r ,
same property which Was conveyed 90 the said
May %. A, u. Ist5. and April Ia is1B and recorded
n the and records q sad District OF columbia. IN
4U2, 20 which reference hereby had aud made; Inn
Proved by frame dwelling house. barn and outbutid-
and And on the sams Day at hai-p.., four 900
scribed properly, 10 Wit: All that piece parcel Of
ground y ns and being in the county Of Washington
tract OF land called Friendship" 6eeinnins for the
sane on the east aide Of the Rockville pike q ro,Bt
aoO-lVO Ierches measured ON course south Is de-
frees east from the third milestone said pike aud
from thence running south eI essees east Is 95 100
perches to the county road commonly called the bet
rOad thence with said belt road north LIE. degrees
cas-. 'O perches thence leayiIg said road south "a
deerees west erches TO said pike thence
Win the sld pike south lndsees i3s 10 perches
excepting, however. therefrom about one-han
acre which conveyed by said Samuel " Queen in
his lifetime to ANN. 4. Paxton 10y recorded
the records IIber No. ld55. folio .sss being
the same property winch was ed 10 the said
SAMUEL ". Queen by Jonathan Buckman by deed
corded an the same records IN lAber No 81 At folo
Ali Of the above described property heinz a portion
OF the real estate Of which the died
seized and Possessed.
Terms q; sale each Of the pieces Of prope ty:
one-tlird Cd Of tile purchase money m cash.
from tie day OF sac OF al cash. al tia. option a The
Of trust upon the real estate sold e. draw interest
lars VIII be required Of the purchasers each said
of thesene aud II tile purchaser plr hAseTs shall
after SAID the undersigned the rsti 10
All coHYeysncIng and sseerding at the Barchssers'
cos.. ANN W OIlEN
Executrix under the last will and testament Of
SAMUEL Queen. deceas0d.
For further information and plat OF above pieces q
property inq aire Of CHAPLIN BlIOMN.
,o -, -. 5000, Attorney tor EN-cutuk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-07

The great religious movement in Cincinnati,
which was insugurated six weeks ago under the
leadership Of Rev. b. Fay Mills, came 10 aclose
last night
Attorney General Hensel Of Pennsylvania
will test in the Dauphin county court the con-
stitutionaiity Of the leases by which the Read
ing Company has assumed control Of the
Lehigh Valley and New jersey Central rail-
road
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Exaggerated Stories of Greece.

ATHENS, MarehI.-The story published in the
Paris Ecia1 of Saturday last stating that 800
of the supporters of NJ, Delyannis, the ex-
prime minister. had been placed under arrest
and that all the members of the Delyannis
cabines we're being closely watched is en-
phatically denied by those in authority here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-07
The Record OF Deaths.

During the twenty-four hours ending ct noon
today burial permits were Issued from the
health office for the following:
Whits-Dominick Dryer, IS years, colitis;
Frederick J. Purdey. 20 years, Ia grippe; Cora
Andre. 20 years, asthenia; Cecilia Tobbs, Is
years, asthenia; Fannie L. Staubs, s months,
congestive lungs; Estel Marie Herbert, s
months, heart failure; Henry 7. Pierce, 65
years, In grippe.
Coiorsd-Aiisn ogiston, n years, ssnils de-
bility.
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The ssengerbund Concert.

Concordia Hall was thronged Sunday even
ing, the occasion being the concert given by
the Washington Sengerbund. very fiue
musical program was rendered, the list of per-
formers including Miss Lottie Mills, Mrs. Anne
Roemer-kaspar. Messrs. Herndon Morsell,
Arth, ST., Henry Donch and Mrs. Donch. The
music was directed by Mr.. VIM. Waldecksr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-07

Sherman Chapman, i've years old, son Of Mr..
George G. Chapman Of the Treasury Depart.
ment met with serious accident about noon
today. While playing on pile of lumber near
his homo he fell and broke his right log. He
was taken to his home, No. 1912 18th street. by
the police. DE-. ]. Ford Thompson rendered
surgical aid.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,

~ 9th and streets n w.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON STREET
S0nTHWESr. BEING SEVEN NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS. SIX ROOMS EACH. MODEM
CoNvENIENCES. NOS. 3O1. 800, Bill. 3l3, 3l5,
BIZ AND :il9 STREET SOUTHWEST, AND
THREE HOUSES ON ALLEY IN REAR. FOUR
ROOMS ZACH.
On WEDNESDAY. MARCH SECOND, ISs2 AT
HALF PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, will sell, in
front of the premises. lots g. 90. 20. Al and az and
sub lot l4O. in square o4l. inn royed by seven
brick dwellings. rooms and modern cOnveniences,
fronting on street southwest also three houses of
fou- rooms each on alley Ia
Terms: One-third of the purchase money 10 be raid
in cash, balance and two years
terest at per cent annuin. payable seni-annuay
and to he secured by deed Of trust tie properly
sold, or all cash. at the oton OF the purchaser. de
post Of 500 on zach house will be required at time
OF sale. Conveyancing. &c.. at cost purchaser.
Terms of SAFE 70 tie complied with fifteen days
day OF sale, otherwise the right resell the
properly at risk and OFT of the de- autng purchaser
DCNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
fe267d6ds 9th and ID sta. n. W.
E-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the lncement weather until TUESDAY,
MARCH EIGHT h. 1Ssy2. same hour and place
mhSlEdS
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TELEGRAMS TO THE star
THREW A LAMP AT HIS WIFE.
Mrs. Kate Seaman of New York Dies From
Frightfal Burns.

fFRhI0i BURNS
NEw YORK, March Mrs. hate Seaman died
In New York Hospital this a. m, the victim of
herjealoas husbands rage and his outraged
feelings. Richard Seaman went home last
night about 1l:3O o'clock and, he alleges found
his wife with his own brother, Michael Seaman,
Q handsome man of thirty-fEe years
A vigorous quarrel ensued and harsh words
followed until rendered almost insane, the
husband snatched n lighted lamp from
table and hurled it at the head OF
hs wife. The lamp struck her under
the left eve and knocked the woman
TO the floor. In moment she
Was blazing bundle. and regalnlng
her feet ran shrieking to the street. where she
vas caught and carried to a neighboring house,
the flames having been quenched- She was hor-
ribly burned on every part of her body, and SIX
hours later she died in terrible agony.
The husband WAS found three hours after the
commission of the deed in hiding at the place
where he was employed rs baker 10 the
police he acknowledged that be threw the lamp
which caused his wifes awful death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-07
wsll-Known BROOKLYN Lawyer Dead.

New YORK, March Henry J. Cullen. a
vel-known lawyer in Brooklyn and a brother
of Judge NJ Cullen of tine supreme court in
that city. died at o'clock this morning. He
was a partner in the law firm of Wingate &
Cullen and for years has held a prominent
place among the democratic leaders III Kings
county He was about nifty years old.
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T'RusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
L No. 1ao3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvENUE BE.
TMdEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST.

Under and by virtue Of . decree passed March q
lo2 equity cause No. 1855 Of the Supreme Court
Loan and Trust Company. administrator. COM
pIalnant and Thomas v: Hammond ct oil. are defend
bidder 5,tss OF FRIDAY; MARCH ElGHTEENTH. A u.
Il the premises. all of lot numbered thirty t7J
excepting the south four and onehalf C4D inches b.
the depth OF said lot in susan 4. Cunnnghams SUBJ
division OF lot In X. r. Jackson. trustees subd
v1Gon OF orRtnAl lot four "a. and Others in square
ninety nine CD, said aforementioned subdivision
u IN ths ONCE Of the surveyor Of the Distric
Of Columbia in book Ii. page IL
Terms of sale: one-thnd Of purchase money In csAh
and the baance in two equal installments payable
speedway IN x and twelve months from date Of sale.
with interest u sig per centum Anpu from date
OF SALE said tnstallments be represented by the
proissory noteo Of the purchaser puFchassfa all
e.sh at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of
e5OO required II the time Of the sale All conveyanc
ting and recording ct purchaser cost II the tsrns Of
sale srs not complied with within Ten <10) days tbs
ehnoog'a risk md cost.
JOHN h LARNER. TrusesA
Adams building. 133b q 9.
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Senator Hill. Return.

NV YORK, March SENATOR David b.
Hill, who has been in this city since Friday
last. left here this morning at 10 O'Clock for
Washing ton.