Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1881, Page 3

STEAMERS, &c. _AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. MISCELLANEOUS. HOUSEFURN ISHINGS. _ ‘All River Freight must be prepa.d STEPHENSON & BO., Agents, Wherf, or 123th st and = bert 7th FQRIVER Lanpines. ‘The Stesmer ARROWSMITH ieaves Potomac Ferry wharf, foot of 7th street, every BATURDAY, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY for ALL RIVER LANDINGS as wan and Leonardtown, according to aor J. STONE, Purser. at7 o'clock + 2% as fol- NOMINT ana AU at MATTOX on On. andings in WICOMICO and MATTOX aso. tonching at MATTAWOMAN on ‘Tuesday*s avd Sanday’s trip and all intermediate iver Landinws every trip «0! d returning: For information apply to a 6, 3 "JONES. Agent, ‘Sth street wharf. {0B NORFOLK, FonTsHourH. FORTE Biss MONROE iE SOUTH. THE 81. EAMER GRt GEORGE LEARY, i a ES- Days. Tu TAR DAY and 8 Si URDAYS, toe ay ¥ POINT and POINT LOOKOUT | gotee and rote. rain Betoraing saves Norfolk om Wednesdays, Fri gaye and Sundays, at 4 p.m ret-class f rtreas Monroe and Nor- bah tS ei -87.50 Second e 1 First-cinas fare to t 1.56 Becond-ciaae.. - T Btaterooms 81 ‘Moai? 8 Tbe awed un Groner a MATTINGLY, oe WELOH, Agent. SPECIAL es _NORFOLE AND NEW YORK STRAMERB. ‘he Steamer NE MOSELEY will reeume her | W: JA’ tripe to NOKPOLE om MONDAY, the 2st Instant, leaving her wharf, foot of 6th street, every MON. DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 5 o'clock p. B., touching st Finey Point, Point Lookout and Fortress Moz First-class fare t Fortress Monroe es Nor- folk ....- oe Hirst cinas fare t6 Pity Boiut Sail PY Lookout 1 50 Second-ciaa Staterooms og sents a wtatacooi oomis cad be sectired at eneral stree THE NEW YORK STEAM. ERS, JOHN GIBSON snd E. 0. KNIGHT will resame their sak leaving Pier 41, East Kiver, New York, 'URDAY at 4 p.m. aud Georgetown every | overy 8: FRIDAY st7s m. For partic: wars apply to Agent, 63 Water et., Georsetoen. Soon, ; ALE OF VALUABLE Darnoven ‘PROF iy ee STREET, by Gi eSctiy AND FUURTH TREET" NORTH WEST. By virtue of & deed of trast dated the 8th D. 1875, and duly re. ‘ded in Liber No. 794, foio 43%, et seq,,. one of the iand recorda f. ie Ie strict of Columbia, Gene by direct hall of September, A. lor Washinton cotine 3 ie lota ‘sixty-nine (69) and seventy (70). of rattys subdivision o} of hve hundred and nine (E. of 509), cording to the plat or xround of Wasbiwton, bexinning for feet west from the northeast corner of saint aquare, | bing thenoe south eiuhty feet (59): thence histeen feet nine and three- | w). thenee north eighty ty feat ( f sixteen (6) feet, to the pl mproverent tereon, consist 8 of ejnare num- lan of the said Uity e same forty-eight One-fourth a and tie balance rared as " a 59 | equal instalments of six, twelve and eizhteca 5"% trip. SUNDAYS for OHAPTICO ae is a eis Dotes of the purchaser heating interest nt yer annum until paid, payable sem! {trust on the property sold. o7 all archaser's option. down on day of gale | thwithin fivedays, the trastes reserve af the risk art cost TREE resell the propert at purchaser's Bost. TO-MORROW. YHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. | LARGE CONSIGNMES a MCRaDAy. Marca ‘Ar 10 o'cLock, "6 Hovabeads of of Aseerted Crockery. The attenticn of dealers is called yo this | "prox 48 DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VA VALUABLE IMPROVED REE NINTH AND TENTH STREETS WE Of a deed of trust to Hiohara Tm: ato the premises, that 374, known as and (24) feet seven and inches of said lot by ved by the aubstantial Three story Brick Dwelling House, No 916 I street ‘Terms of sale: One- cK TM froi 15, in’ Square No, the’ residue in two equal payments, ateix and twelve months, with Interest at clalit per cent until paid, to j 8 deed of {rustupon this property. $100 deposit inyat thecost of the purchaser. Purchaser {9 coe ply with ya after sals, or the resold at risk of the ES, pervivian Trustee. ORTH RMAN LLOYD—Srea) MSHTP | Lowa Between New Yous, Havag, LONpon, | SourHamrtos axD BREMen. ‘The stean:+rs of this company will sail every Sat- urday from Bremen Pier, foot of 3d street, Hoboken. Bates of pasace —From New York to Havre, Lon- Zon, Bouthoupton and Bremen, first cabin, $90; Second cabin, $60; steeraze, ian prepaid eaten, #25. For frets nly 0 | Sas & OO. ie Prost Greeny Kew ees NeLocK ? M., the following described real es tuate in the’ city of Washi Quran 1. ANE ROUT: E. THE CUNARD srEemeuie COMPANY LIM- Betwees New York and Liverpool, Call- = ing at Corie Harbor, zs FROM FIER 40, N. B., NEW YORK. ed “33 wer | Pi aoe Wot a0 Mar . ia’ Weds 20 Mar Maranthon wea, Bsr [Baa W Wed., by Mar. Algeria. eke Gages Gallia Wed.. 4 May. And every W ednesday from New Yore: s. Bteerage a! vory low rates. Si eerscs tickets from Liverpool and Qdeennown, ani all other parte of | _ Ermer bilinof laden given for Belfast, Gss- , Havre, Antwerp and cher ports on thie Que terranean po! — Medit For a spply ry ‘the Company's ofc, Ni fanl9. VERNON H. BROWN & 00., N. ¥. NEW YOuu-norrEnDam. ‘The fret-claas Steamers of this Lins, A AM." “ROTTERDAM,” avpouiE Das.” aa ‘SCHOLTER,” ALAND,” and Tyaas,” ths U. 8. Mails to she Netherland lesve Stores, Brooklyn, regularly on WED- BT abi ing, $00,970. 24 Odin, $45- Bteer- ge, 828. Gatacx ‘General al brechrae" 27 Bouth st. a Sew ee Xone For 935° Pentsy’ PP Le Ang Sashineton or F oe a TOHSBON, Age Agent, National | Bafe Deposit B: York sve. and ious at nortiweat arene janl7 “RAILROADS. “BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ‘SHE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LIND BETWEEN ‘THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON. | DOUBLE TRACE! JANREY COUPLER! STEEL ULE TO TARE EFFECT WEDNESDAY, er DECEMBER 1 mM. LEAVE WASHINGTON. Fi.t-onsearo, Cinsineadl and Bt Lous Past Rr- 5.00" Baltimore, Bitoott Oty and way stations. $8.40—Baltimore and way. (Pi and way stations. ay} 8.46—Stsi pe id Valley Expreas. anton and Wales Rapre coutin 8 ‘Hare a == Sea for Ses aad at Polat of Frederi: La oo=Rew York. Philadelpiis and Boston Express. a. pop janday only fur Baltimore, Annapolis | 50.00-Baltnvore Ex (Stops at Hys! Laurel, Aauspols dune: | sowtirst jeeaup’s and Hanover.) 110.40—1 ~j i Obicago, Cincinnati and & ght Bx & TG Butmore, Eilcott City, Annapolis and Way t2. Ge Besicay on pals. far for Baltimore and way. ‘¥2.86—New York, Philad: and Boston 6.8—Baltimore and Way raat is. (Winchester, Erederick. Hagerstown ond : Way. via | $20 =Balimore Hyattsville snd Laurel Bx- |.) Vis Relay. Stopsat Anns- So_Pisssbare, Cinct: eta Lous (press hoo new ¥ Brace an _—— . Lp! an Pe, Seeploe Oar to New York, and speo- Bleeping Car to Philedelpius Daily. a youly. Other trains daily, ex- trains «4 op ai Relay Bt spa ckst offices, Wi oo. ard and 1351 fie area er 14th | street, where ordi | lers will be taken to ahecked ant received at any point in the ate. Peery jag Deubie Bale py en SCENERY. 6 10-00 p.m. On Sunday 2:30 and Pe ‘Par! 0 -_9 30,,10:20 8m, and nda. for weapon enon vm | exseve 2 rein riser ae sere cee: ie SALE OF IMPROVED EROp. ERIY STRI EL! = pbs Nb “TWELFLH STREETS | SOUTH. ciitue of & decreeof the Supreme Court e District of Columbia, passed in Equity » the Sth day of. re Will sell at public auction, TUESDAY, the ihinwton, ‘District of Oo. to wit: Parts of lote twelve (12) and tui ). in square one thousand and one (100! ind thevaine being the east lot twelve (12, and the west thirt lot thirteen (13), fronting on * esst, together with the improvements thereon, consisting of a three-story frame dwelling and One-third cash, and the residue in two equal ir etalients on & credit of one and two years Titers the purchaser giving notes se- of trast on the property. A will required on day of mn (14) feet of ty¥2 (32) feet of ‘treet sonth- deposit of 850 sale and the balance of cash payment | with deed of trust, within seven days. ancipg at cost of purcaaser. In case of a failure to comply with terms of sale, the trustees reserve cht to make a resale at Tisk of purchaser. Ni, 486 La.ave.{ Trustees. iG. Auctioneer. ii ‘THOMPSO: iJ. T. COLD WELL, Auctiot No. 515 7th street. SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT IM bY A SMALL FRAME DW! ELLING.@ Bitiw oe a deed of trust, dsted january: id duly recorded in No. 930, of the land records for the Dis trict of olumbia. nd at the request of the party I will quction, in front of and passaze r both steerage gavin i°orIs BIGELOW & OO., GOS Tih street | TRUSTER’ tses, on ean! at 8 O'CLOCK Fu, the west one fall of Lot 36 and eqnare numbered five hundred in and tainty nine (669), towether with the im} Ferius of sale: Ono-fourth of the in cash, and the balance in six, twe! wurchase money ve and eighteen L interest at six per cent e notes of the purchaser secured on the property sold osit required at tue of sale. ‘Terms to be von. with in seven days. imarl2-eodX<ds ([HeMss DOWLING, Auctioneer, JOHN T. ARMS ISTEE’3 SALE OF "VALUABLE ernovey PUP’ GEORGE THE BLDG: rict of Columbia, and by the secured thereby, de fault baying been made in the payments of tht in- | debtedness secured, the undersixned will offer, at premises, cn FRIDAY, ‘the cH, ISSky At 4 O'CLOCK P x., the fol- yw cribed premises, to | ons ance of land ¢ Serine yin, J, weat of Georgetown, beginuiny at ‘ory tree, btandinw at the beginuing of the resurvey of Allianes; tlisnoe dewrees west, twelve (12) perches with e 20th line of said Alliance reversed. degrees west, thirty-two parches toa nded stone standing op the eart line of che being at the end of the 13th line Alliance: thence down said the east the two following courses ‘and dia- 53 *y cast 52 perches, south 168 - thence le: Sats said roud jedmont, ick Hagerstown and way, | of Cay “t line “#, west 15 perches ces, cast 46 6-10 the 2let line o! | thence with the said 21st line rovers to thy | inn: containing 11 acres, 3 roods | ches, more or les, and being the same land gon wiby deed recorded iy Lites 55, et'eeq., one of the land records for ements sre a dwelling house, a i #e and other buildings especially | ettable for a butcher ‘Yerms of sale: 31,600 in cash (of which ono inust be deposited at the time the balance in equal {nstalments at one by the notes of the | yeyed toraid Agi and pe ‘years, secured on one week's notice. Couveyancing at r JOHN MILLER, 1 ot of fhe purchase by virtue of a resolution iation ‘appointing — chumittee to make sale, we will seli on TUESDA M LOCK NOON, within the aud poms of DUNCANSON Buos. ) acres of Land in Atascosa ) Seres of Land in MeMulien coun .520 acres of Land in Jack District, Teves. Ai! of the above Land bein a ix in Scrip of 640 acres ae will be sold to the hizhest bid- 1OMAS Ly mittee. oR sgh ume. | oe DUNCANBON EBOS., Aucts. mar5, 10.12, then d ____ MEDICAL, &c. 0 CURE NO PAY !—To all afflicted with private dies — come at once and you cure without merow rate roome for esa 00 s.m., fee am. Dyes yin DR. oi | Cc Saturds; HOBERTROS, ee eet, edness merane ee from 2 oor m. as who, with 15 «uarantees s cure in all diseases ervous and Seminal asions, Impotency, &o. Co ace physicians of ‘Baietacote: timore. Gonorshose Sr Bypn! | stctiy pen private era to the eating Mar office, 19 8. ‘Eutaw st. >» Balt poderate MADAM, DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Sop aetna SOR naa te Office hours from 1't0'9'p. Zor 0-40 ac. and 4:40 p.m. dally, ex | GEMS STOREGEA, Ti Teavotngy, aor De- EY cured by Dr. HEshis’ "Ro Siar ane | PR ae. 200. Buk CENT aa a ion with the Turf ‘Track » Pei a w will realize from 10 “§ 40.000 siready” sulecribed. ssi 180 Broadway. New york. HOLSTERERS, DE. a AND REPAIR. Perforated and Kiss. yperations ia ‘Hiriee, Race te 5, Bottoms bad’ Backs 3 ae igh ‘Hardware, STONE ABERT, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, Na, 409 Sth stew i nage ee yt 3 sete of our fine Mipetging or soe. re for $1. BAL: ae Wari, B. WILLIAM4 & Co, Aucts 100i, corner 10th 32d D sta. northwest TRURTEPS' SALE OF IMPROV. ED PROPERTY iS NEW RAMISELBe AVENUE 7 SIRE ‘ON SECOND STRERT, 21 W TASS SASS Gio: 8 TEN By virtue of thres deode of ust dated the Stu day of May and the 15th and 26tu days of June, A. D. 1877 enone. and re- corded in liber 850, folio r 858, folio SEaliber, 860, Fol) 116. reepoctively, of tae°t records of the District of Columbia ana atthe west of the party secured thereby, we, the a: Gereigned T'rutetess, will sell at public shetion, io | front of the premises, on TUESDAY, rag 2 ya¥ OF Manca, A. 81, aT 4 O'CLOCK P. Ma parte of Lots tan, ‘eleven. twelve, thirteen, four: | teen, fifteen and sixteen, of Warner's subdivision of loth one and two, in’ Sqnare north of square dred and seventy-seven, (177,) the i jown as Lots eighteon, ninsteen, | Iwenty, twenty-ove, tweaty-two, tweaty- three, | twent;*four and twenty-five, of ‘Wilsoa’s sub ii vision | of the sbove lots ten, ete., as recorded in the surves: ict, with the im- b ents. lsc, by virtue of a deod of trust, dated the sth Gay of May. 167, and recorded in iiber 850, folio 453, of the land records, the under-igaed | ‘Truistooe will soll at public suntion: ayer eae premises, at the nest of the party so. ‘ed thereby, on WEDNESDAY, var 30TH Day OF ARCH, A. D. 1831, ar 4.30 O'oL.00K P. M., Lot in Perham's subdivision of lot eight, in 42 re number five hundred and sixty-five, (565, ) the fmprovementa. Each of s.id tots is ied jew brick ‘The Jota will be sold sap. stately, and the exle will oontinue until am aniount Bi trusta. anes in fix and twelve months, secared by the pur- chaser's notes st six per cent ‘rom day of sale and required. Allconveyancing at purchaser's cost. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days, the Trustees reserve the rixcht to resell at five ‘anys? notice at defaulting pore ta ‘a cost. . WARD, POR?’ | Tru tees. LEROY M. ea WALTER 5. B. WILLIAMS & o., Aneta. HOMAS DOWL) Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FR te BUILDING ON POTOMAG STREET, Bi EEN PROSPECT aay FiBST STREETS," GEORGETUWS, C By virtue of s deed of fee bearing date tho sisth day of August, 1380, and di rded in liber 948, folio. 132," ot cou. ict ‘Cohimbia, and by dircetion of the partics se: “ured thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell, BIDAY, ‘Tie Ist pay ov Avait, 1881. ar 4 P.M, in front remises, tho fol- \owing-deccribed property, viz. Partof let twenty (20), 1m Old Geor inning for the samo.on yf the west line of run thence north with iine of Potomae str teen 9) feet; thence went fifty more or less, t rear line of stid south nineteen ( otomnac str. et nbing, toether with the improve ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash: the residue in two equal pasiuents at sivand twelve juonilis, with notes bearing interest at 7 per cent per annum ubtil paid, and secured by a deed of trust on tae property sold; or all cash, at tho option of the pur. chaser. “All conveyancing’ at purchaser's cost. 8100 required at tme of sale. If the ters of sale are potcouiplied with in seven days from the day of ale, the trustees reserve the rizht to resall the at the risk ang cost of of RES purcha Bains, | Trustees. os: E. WAGGAMAN, Boal Estate Auctioneer. ser. arljdts JAM STK + By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No. 7 157, Hurley et al. coraplainants, and Davis et al 10gfene nts, on the Sth ‘day of Februai $81, I suail'sell on the 21-1 Day ov Manor ABs ) O'GLOOK P. M,, On the premises, Lot OF to Frederick Bates acd Kate E. Lauritzen's subdivision of square Ni with the iinprovements thereon. 8 Of sale, ax prescribed by the decras, aro as follows: One-third of she purchase. money to be Eid In carl or fie wlitls of said purchase money, at the pption of the purchaser, aud the balance in two equal instalments, of six snd twelve months, vith interest from day of tale, secured by a deed of trust upon the property sold. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. A deposit of 3100 will be reunired when the property is knocked off 10-d&eds ‘Trustee, Y SALE OF FIVE VALUABLE TWO- He BRICK DWELLING HOUSES ON MADISON STREET, BETWEEN 15TH AND 16TH AND P AND’ Q STREETS NORTA- WEST. ALSO, OF ONE-HALF IN PEREST IN A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 14°H STREET, BRT WEEN N ST. AND RHODE ISLAND Av UE NORTHWES Ae ue HOWARD | est Ener iva GRO N By_virtue of a decres of the Supreme Qourt of the District Go naa ain White va. White et al., Ey Caure 38.5, passed in Beta cane’ on the 1th day of December, A- 18! e undersixned Teustsce will’ sell a public auction, at the times herein meotioned, tie follow. ing-de described real estate in the District of Colum- On WEDNESDAY, THE 23p Day oF Marci, A.D. 1881, Ar 4-10 0% Lock L’. M., in front of the prem: Lote eighty-four (44), eighty-five (35), elht: ight (8s), and eighty-nine subdivision, in syare nunibered of Waehinetin. Exch lot ia im nilt two-story brick DAY, a1 5:20 O'cLOoK P. M.. in front of the premiags, ‘a One Halt Interest in aad to the midale twenty (20) feet rront on 14h street non thweet, he depth taereof, of Lot. nineteen No. 211, in the city of Washiagton. tSDAY, THE M47H pay or Manon, A.D. 188], AT 4o'cLoce P. M., in froutot the premises, Lots'six (6) and eizbteen’(1S), in block eight (3), i what is known as ‘\ n Hill,” in the District of Colum pia, On THURSDAY, Tur 2i7i pay or Manci, A.D. 1, AT Lock P.M, Lt s in’ block vands. | Terms of rate One third of the NUTS ACR of esch piece of property in cash, and the nde in two equal installments, payable, respec tive one and two years from the lay of sale, with itor. est. Ac positin money, of $100 on each piece of improved property and of 850 on each unimproved lot, required at the time ¢ . ‘Terms of sale to be complied with within seven days after the day of sale, in default of which ile property to be resold i after three days’ advertisement in the Evening Star ne Wepaner at risk and-cost of defsultiny purchasers. All conveyancing at punch ILLIAM HENRY BROWN 8, Office 505 D st northwest, Washingt 3a, ARLES M. MATTHEWS, Ottice 55 Consrose street, Geonretow a, JOSEPH J. DARLINGT vftice 410 stir st. northimest,, Washi By B. H. WARNER, Auctioneer. marl-dtds BUSTER'S BALE OF THE RIGHT OF OCCU- PATION ILL DECEMBER 31,1906, OF TWO MARKET STANDS IN ‘TH STE By virtue ofthirty two several deeds of trust to me, Sie eeede ety described as foll ecenber 4, 1876, and respec: tive ly recorded ameng the land Fecords of the Di trict of Golumbias ia liver Sie 5, 6, 42 Sid 44, and in liber 839, at pages 41? Auk 495 Eleven deeds dated ember 5, 1876 spectively recorde among said land reco ver 839; at pages 475, 478, 480, 447, 490 aud in uber 5, at paices 1 2, 8, 25 and 34. 19 deeds dated December bi, 1876, sud recorde’ records. ‘Three deeds dated December 7, 1876, and re- corded, two of them in Liber 845, ‘at pages 18 and 89, the other in Liber 699, at page 494 of said records. ‘Three deeds dated December | Sth, 1 corded, two of them in Liber ¥4: and re TD and records. ‘wo deeds dated December 14. 1878, and duly recorded In Liver M43, at paxes 20 aud 45 of said cords. eed dated May 7, 16 folio $92 of suid records One decd dated May 18, 12°7, recorded in Liber 455, folio 100 of said record me deed dated May 31,1877, recorded in Liber £88 foto 31, of sald vecotds, ‘Two deeds dated snl 10, 1877, and recorded in Liber 858, at paxos 387 and $83, of said records. and written request of the Coimntssioners of the Diotict of Oommbla ck wit otter torent oats suction, on MONDAY, THE 21st Day or Manon, 1381, aT 12 o'clock MERIDIAN, in the Western Market, southeast corner of K and 2ist streeta, in ihe Oity of Washington, District of Oolambis, the Tight to occupy (subjéct to the payment of the monthly rent fixed for each stand aud the obser- ations of sald Market) recorded in Liber 52, 53, 54, 210i, 13, Yor eae os Ech stand will be offere separately. ‘Terms: One fourth cash, of eq payable in one, two and tree years from day of gale. with interest a rateof six percent, per annum; to be evidenced by the purchaser's bromisory notes, indorsed by wood surety, and secured by deed ‘of truston the rivht sold. “AD conveyancing and recording at the cost of the purchaser, If terms of sale are not com— plied with in ten days I will | Revell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pure! | WILLIAM. BY BIRNEY, »Trastes, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auct lot paomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ 8A) {PROVED PROPESTy ALE OF Mi ON NEW HAMP@HIRE AVEN H a I Coe NORTHW! yirtue of & deed of trust bearing dete iit das of suly, 1878. and duly recorded in records of the District of western line of sald avenue sevoutecn’ (17), fost then weateriy paralel with the gorth line of sald lotsixto the rear line of said lof sx, then north- to the sonth wast i ij 2. 28 § E < g = & 5 of aaid lot sold to Joun Mare re avenue and place of begin- bs the impro! masi(-dts WiLELAS a GoRDON,} TON. is received to cover all liabilities uader the said | Terms of sale for cach lot: One-third cash; bal- | deed of trust. A deposit of $100 on each Jot will be | COLUMBIA POTTERY OO. MANUFACTURERS OF STONE AND EARTHENWARE, 413 Georgia avenue, Foot of 8d street s. J NAUGUBRATION DAY. TH BEST LAGER BEER IN AMERIVA. JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING OOMPANY'S { send in thei ington. We are now prepared to show the Handsomest Line of LAOE CURTAINS, FELTS, RAW SILKS AND CRETONNES IN THE CITY. “OUR SPECIALTY” 85.00 LAOE CURTAINS, IS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. MATTINGS, TAG EATER: TAPESTRY * BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS FOR THE nuarl2 OPIASHEITEWS 6 PRICED SEWING MAOHINE HOUSE. OUR PRICES THE LOWEST IN THE CITY. OUR STOCK THE MOST COMPLETE. 4 ony 825 Machines have no equal. our $10 Machines give entire satisfaction. Jeady Wound Bobbins for al! Machines. Repairing and Renting a Specialty, Machines at OPPEN. m2 OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity Or in Tiber Sis at pases, 35 snd 88 Uf eala Jand | Fy rine | G04 1,000 ea ie each: 10,000 | | | pri 15, and the other in Liver 039, at paue iso of aad | ber Ad folg’ab3, fe.» one. of the nud | ‘These dray od) under, Provial | sembly of Kentneky, inoo: Printing and Newspai 1878. vate oO: eres Comm Ith Distri- st—That onwea: istri- bution Company is legal. 2d-Its drawings are fair. y has nowon hand a large reserve carefully the list of prizes for the MARCH DBAWING, astini 200 Bo. 8 fund. 20 do., Or to mar Ken THE EVENING STAR. NEW CHINA STOBE. WEDNESDAY WE WOULD RESPICTF FRIENDS AND THE PUSLIC THAT WE WILL OPEN MONUAY, MAROH lita, WITH A NEW ABD COMPLETE STOOK OF CHINA, OROOK- EBY, GLASSWARE, FINE PLATED WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, &o. AN INSPECTION OF OUB GUODS AND PRICES IS SOLICITED. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 709 Market Space. Ay | ROCEES BROS. THIPLE PLATED KNIVES, 62.00 54 dozen. LLY INFORM OUR ‘Three Conferences Ciosed. THE APPOINTMENT:LISTS—PASTORAL CIANGES IN ! THIS SECTION, { more Conference M1, E. Church, {Correspondence aF the : assortment of Ji Pi nfufee s arm, oe Evening Star. wheat tie) MARTINSBURG, March 15, The temperance anniversary last night was | an occasion of great interest. was addressed by two distinguished orato: Dr. J. McKendree Refley and Dr. T. L. P: MARTINSBURG NOT A TEMPERANCE TOWN. Such an occasion was greatiy needed tn tuts clty, as there is adistiliery here, barrels of liquor manufactured in a day. correspondent saw & man on the pubite street shot dead in an intoxicated condition, and the people generally have not received a very | (uorough temperance education. AN BMBARRASSED YOUNG ‘The chairtuan of the committee of examina- tion reported on thé case of candidates of the frst year’s class. One of these young men did Lot ‘quite measure up to dsid In bis examination, his presiding eider | giving as & reason that he had had a ree | eld of labor—held seven protracted meetings— ind attended faithfully to bis ministerial du- . Brother Clemm, in vindication of th brother, remarked that be was so embarrass when béfore the committee of examination as @ young preacher, that he could nol give a scripture proof of t the depravity of the oman The meeting | t@ The awarded at the ene Exhi- pition of the Hortioultural Nociety and st at the Ns- | ROGERS BROS. A. 1 TEA BPOONS 82.00 % ROGERS BROS. A. 1 TABLE SPOONS, 84.00 6 do: SCHAEFER’s, the highest stan- | MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER. Full supplies ordered. Deslers are requested to orders early for this celebrated LAGER BEER tn casks and bottles. Wholesale Depot—1224 29th street, West Wash- SAMUEL C. PALMER, Agent for District of Columbia. ELEPHONIO 00) TTKNTLON. 1020 Seventh Street, Anove New York Avancs. st. Paul’ GLASSWARE, OUTLERY, FINE PLATED WARE, IBEFUBNISHING GOODS. COMPLETE STOOK. BEST GOODB M. W. BEVEBIDGE, Lats Wess & Bevenrar, Ne. 1009 Penna. ave. QTODENT’s LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. $4.50 WILL BUY A GENUINE LARGE SIZE NIOKEL-PLATED, GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, ANDA GALLON OF BYNEAL'S ROYAL SEOUR L¥ OIL, BEST AND SAFEST OIL IN USa. Al other goods in his line at the lowest possible prices. Osll and examine. BYNEAL’S, 412 7th st. auainea A5g te tatguter ) The bishop asked the conference place for the next session, when Presidiuz Hider Chapman presented an invitation f oad way Church, Baltimore, which was y sly accep’ It was hoped that tne be held in Washiugton METHODIST SEMINARIES. Dr. Geo, Croo! a. professor in Drew Seminary addressed the conference, and among’ other’ ‘good things in relation 16 miilsterlal discipline and training, assured us | that young men were being instructed ta the | idea of extemporaneous preaching. gospel idea and should prevail in the schools. i ‘The old idea, which prevails to some extent. that the poor have the but the rich have it read, Reports of other seminart read, and the most gratifying statements made in regard to their prosperity and success. The idea of a conference female seminary prevails | largely, to be located in the city of Baltimore or | vicinity, and If a few rich men Wiil be as liberal | as & member of the conference proposes to at least $50,000 oueat ” be raised to wipe ‘su @n institution. ginia State Bibie Sovtety, was introduced and gave alarming facts in relation to some of the counties of the state, being largely destitute of the Bible. This seemed so strange to many, as bible agents and colporteurs are sent out, ind | the Testament sold at the low figure of tive cents and the Bible at twenty-five, het hun- dreds of copies of both offered by the so: for free distribution, THE AVPOINTMENTS. At the evening sesston the ap; announced, as follows; Baltimore District First Church, J. B. Stitt; Mount Vernon, Tho: Guard, L. F. Morgan, sup.; South Baltimore, It. W. Black; sirawbridge, J. F. Goucher; Wesley Madison Avenue, H. TRADE AT BOTTOM PRIOES. SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, Bo. 801 Market Space. ZENUINE LOW- 1 preached to them, shouid be exploded: id colleges were FAMILY SUPPLIES. only, the bon 1 LBS. WHITE (A) SUGAL. Long, of the W 16 Ibs. Good Carolina Rice...., 1 Bushel Choice Potatoes... ibs. Mixed Nuts (new).. THE OELEBRATED BOUQUET WHISKY 82.58 PER GALLON. Warranted for oxygen and foe, the Parts for all | E'S, and respiration became apparent. ¢ naplain 1213 7th st, n.w., bet. M and N. ELPHONZO YOUNG! ON DEOK AS USUAL S. Edwards, P, E.— TO WIN A FORTUNE. FCURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS D, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, lars, 1881, 131st MonTuLy Dgawina. Louisiana State Lottery Oompang. ‘This institution was regularly incorporated by the legislature of the state for educational and char- {table purposes in 1863 for the term of twenty-five years, to which contract the in- violable faith of the state is pledged, which pledge has been renewed by an overwhelming popular Vote, securing its franchise in the new constitution adopted December 2d, A.D. 1879. with a capital of $1,000,000, to which it has ainoe’ added a reserve fund of over 8350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will take place monthly on the second Tues- ‘WITH INAUGURATION AND Ls SUPPLINS. R Navior,G Geo. Hildt, 3, Edwards, S. A. Wilson. eee Avenue,C.W. Baldwh a Hanover Street, W. ro Ww Herbert; Sailors’ Union Bethel, to be etptl Osborn; hp Woodberne Ww Sup.; Kutaw Street, W. Ted (Beet New ‘York and Phils Brands.) ated. ‘extra Fy ‘ibe. ‘Out, aus Lapa) Washburn Milis, (New Br Process) the Dagon earth Ghamion & CNew Process. seven Fort Avenue, W. £, Curley, E.'E. Shipiey, Amos; Cilpper, H.R. Savae: M ashing! Harry Boggs; Baltimore Circuit, | C, E. Duarear; Hampstead, D. Osborn Belt; Brooklandville, Win. John Edwards; Cadden; Howard, J. Downs; vl homas” "Chapel and Pieasant Grove, J. N. lings; tp eenrlale EO. Elariaze, Wes! Daas White vert, ‘sonsph P. Wilson, J. E. roll,’ agent book harge Quarterly © president Dickinson Col Peters; D. H. member First ference; J. A. MaCauley, College, First Charge Quar- lerly Conference; J. Ba Vanmeter, cnapiain, United States navy, Huntingdon Avenue tenly Conference. East Baltimore District—W. H. Cn aitimore: North Baltimore, Weech; Madison Square, Richard pola, C. E, Young; &xeter Street, Harford Avenu It Never Scales or Phstpones. Look at the following distribution: OAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EAOH. HALF TIOKETS, ONE DOLLAR. af 4 Ghoice Peaches, 2-Ib. Ohoice Gorn, 2-1b. cans. Choice Peas, 2-1b, cans. PI s ! G. Webster: ‘Greenmount Bird; East Baltimore, J. KR. Jackson Square, Thomas Daugherty: Broadway, A.M Courtenay; — Sool ance, J. H. Brown, st E, D. Owen; deilerson Street, Chester Street, Henry Nice; A. R. Refily; Canton, J. H. M. Lemon: Waverly, C.D. smith; Govaustown, Joel Brown; Towson. Day! Great Fg E. itchardson GW. W. Fi SS SéSRss as prpore Very Large French Prunes, (new). Dates, N Gooking Raisins, (n Florida Oranwes: very fine, Bananas, just es, by the b Ht Gholce Apples, by, jew} di Ibo for ai. in. woh i ‘Lemons, large ved a new Pinvolceot every, choice selected Nuts, of all kinds, for table ow Telephonic IPLEPPOSS eres) SS. Yughiand’ can APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of 8300. A Approximation Prizes of 200... 2 Approximation Prizes of 100... 1,867 Prizes, amounting ae see +f 283 — ELPHONZO YOUNGS. al for ord, C. C. Cronin, one to be supplied; Hereford, W.T. D. Clemm, Watson Emory Buhrman, one to Itus; Moore; West Hs For further information, full addi Letter, or Money Order by mail. A: le Me DACCUIN, New Orleans, La., No. 319 Broadway, New York, J. P. HORBACH, 605 14th st. n.w., Washington. D.C. ¥a-All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are ‘under the supervision and management of Gens. G. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY. —s0TH— POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THB Commonwealth Distribution Oo., aT magn ULES ei waunspar, mancH Pie 1681. (Sanaa; Si dot Othe Gonetal per Oo.» approved roa ti This is a a Special act, and has never B Guru Gourt on March Slat rendered write clearly, givin ECEIVED DAILY. lOIOR eau e FED E SH GAME, FI8! OveTERS: AND Pe ae VEGETABLES, aT THE BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., 2719 Pennsylvantii pers POIS—V. FLAGEOLETS—F. CHAMPRIGNONS—A. N. HABRIOOTS VERTES—E. F, MACEDOINES DE LEGUMES. TERUFFES DU PERIGORD, EVAPORATED VEGETABLES FOR SOUP. B. W. BREED" NEGOOIANTS, Headquarters for fine imported Goods. "1216 F street northwest. T HOWARD: ress. Send orders b: Case; Beitley Spriny supplied, J. We'cullurn, Union Bethel, Chas, McElfresb, chaplain Broad- vay Quarterly Conference. Baltimore District—Jod A. Price, P. E.— John Lanaban; O'Neale; Franklin Emory, Samuel Shannon Whateoat, A. E. Gibson, L. Sqgare, G. Monroe Street, i "Foulson Sumit nerdeld, L ie B. Wiisol thy, to be suppl ge, ange Savage and Laurel, L. L. Brown; Summertield pecker J. H.C. Dosh, GC. Bacon, one to be ppl Catonsville and Mt. ioe) Thos, Myers; Ellicot City, T. M. West; A. J. Gill, W. L. ‘Morgau; West Falls, FE W. Sprine eee and Union Bridge, J. P. Wright, ¢ Liberty, W. A. Koontz, Frederick ( ity, 8. eech; Bi Middletown, J. 1 or M. A. DAUPHIN, at Fayette Street, treet, J. St. C. Street, G. W. Cooper; Grace, L. C. Mull ston, D.M. sa rae amsport Marriou Va. M. “Alora. BL Nie ae, professor ckineon ue Fayette Street (Quarterly Hedges, Sunday school and tract agent; H. Hartell, Park (uartei ie Con- ference. Cofference; J. W. Washington Distrie nes P. bapel, W. J. Mekenuey, G. M- Tits sup.; Metropolitan, K. N. Baer; Fourth ig V Leech; Twelfth street, T. A. Morgan: Mc Li CG. H. ae oa pecocagegr W. Mb Hammac! Brown erial ani ‘Ooione Tea, ‘per 1 ora ay Jist Gottes: fer Ver Testo cote ry ber ‘The Com) Sweet Oatawba Wine, isigeneae Berry, 2 Brandy, uport ‘Whisky, direct fr¢ from dist a2 sheen per gall Erte ie e) Very choles Ports Rise all in a Pic establishment, at tats analy rein aOWanis 7th and L streets northwest; N. B. —Telephonte ‘Connections. FLoswa OBANGES, FRESH TOMATOES, CAFONS FROM PHILA- ALSO, EALEDELEETA SEcREs ANB TUB- EXTBA eat paar, CARVARB- ‘BAOK, RED HEAD, oun GROUSE, Ero., PALACE MABHST, Cor. 14th and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS. jan! OHN 8B. ¥, HELLY, ib, W iitora. Dewan: Hamline, x tol, F. ae Havenner; Grace and Fletcher, J. Gardner; Georgetown, J. ‘epnallytown, G. M. Berry; ‘Dulommowa 3. i Ryland; Rockville, T. J. Cross; Montgomery, Morgan: Bladensburg, W. Kk. R. Murphy, L. 0. W. Van Arsdaie; Forestville, E. be supplied: Spencerville, J. napolis, First Charge, 1, G. W. Hyde; Baldwin Meme nirlkeld; Severn, J. A. H. Ames, (. Starr, South River, Daniel Haskell; Leonardtown and Charles, W. i, Dell; St. Mary’s, B. N. Wooden; Fredericks- burg, \a., to be supplied. a _Cumnberiand Disirict—L. T. W pel, G. Es Maydwelly Frosto Kingsley Chay G. aydwell; Frosu ee Wilson. RF Bishop, sup. ee ee Seat De G. Aitlier: Lonaconing, Sul; Piedmont, West Virginia, G. W. Hoo City, West Virginia, V rifith: "sloom ton, J. R. Pardew; Gane “West Virginia, 8, Wilsop, E.L. Watson; emg West irginia be lied; A. ‘West 1a, FG. Porter: Mount buersiie, James Me- Sane, Courter Journal al 212 Broaaway 2703 N.Y, aves: ‘or eae 606 14th st. northwest. | Wirrtsnp HOTEL LOTTERY mp wiings Statior Salk cae Grove, G, T. Weode; Fiesta Laren; Union Grov ‘. le; ne, D, A. Boards| Ola Tow R. POSTPONED TO “Marsh; Hi R. Gwinn, ‘one {0 be supplied; Paw a, Reuben Kolb, a West ‘Virginia, , West V. os irginia, 1 FOR A FULL DRAWING. A ALITY. , and 630 Center Market, 9th street | The drawing will take place at LOUISVILLE, a0 aad 208 Northern Liberty Market; or 1 Sadrees E "Sox ‘71, Cit | Post Office. xeting delivered free of charge to all parta ot Spr Bel Weat Vi mon Strickland; Solomon German; M. F. B. lice; bunker Hill, West V: ‘Winchester. Va, 'H. S. Fran herdstown, West V! aay superintendent KY., under authority of a special act of the Ken- tucky Legislature, and will be under the absolute control oe isinterested commissioners appointed by the act. us Coper, missionary to sion is iy ymsslonary to South America. Methodist Protestant Conferences ‘This conference, at Cumberland, Md., closed its session yesterday. At the morning session the home missionary steward made his report, wing collections for home Ma 1aza conference to be $1,385.08; for foreign fons to missiona- ct partes, “= last co HATS. SPRING STYLES, 1881. Just received a full stock of DRESS AND BUSINESS HATS. MILITARY HATS, CAPS AND CORDS. Societies Furnished at Manufacturers Prices. B. H. STINEMETZ, HATTER, febl9 2287 Pa. aves, next to corner 13th at. ®/ 1831 0 “iisnep. “> 1881 Gent onstrate ea PER GARMENTS tebe Splotand Dry Oleaning and 2 oes (ae (49) Jofter seniee! Street, LIST OF PRIZES. The Wyigard Hotel, with all ite Fixtut and Furnit Qne Residence on Green miSsions of the a SEE: eSeess: cae in Anne Circuit. The president, 0 confererce adjourned, cee oe follows:—Howard, A. W. M: Carolia AMOUNTING TO $369,850. Whole Tickets, 88; Halves, $4; Quarters, #2. Remittances may ‘press, Postal money [eeton or resistered een ts wanted at all information an bank check, ex- be_ made by, ban! 2 perth e S. B. Treadway; Jackson Grove lied: Potomac, W. W. White; G polntments are the follow- sraam; at Lakes, Fail ™M samo, wus” | WV Eeporaas Ww. C. D. WHIPS. Willard Hotel, Louisville, Hy. W. W. GOULD, ave., Washington, D. OC. Wsouts 20." 150 ta eae ing: Newark, 6 *pPore iS agelphia, W. Suey wasing 9Regs Beltre, Or fe®2m Homme jtrayer, bab district o: oCready: w. ritou: Stew. 4 ‘Pitsbure. | St. Jonns. T. # Webster pastor emeritus: Miskimmon; Montgomery, post chaplain U.S. army, S! Proecan’, BE Maryland Wilson, w more < ‘onfere nee M. 0. Charch south. Tue confercnce at Harrisonburg, Va., closed {s Session yesterday, on the Hamiiton and Hulisboro' caurca property was presented, expressing regret that this case should have arisen and Surprise that this should have n done tn the face of the spire ef the Cape May settlement. It was adopiad. ‘The following are among THR arrotrwEyTs Baltimore district. S. Rogers, f. F.—taitimore $5 entrat, J. A. Regtater: BIL Wiibourne Eeedertox avenue. » 5.8 _ Cox: North Baltimore, & Balumore. J. W. Gravp, Washtagton ats- Washington, W. P. yp; Alexandria, Jonn A. Kern; Hamtl top, N. Head; Loudoun, J. A. Waugh, 5. W, Haddaway: Warrenton, W. S. Hammond.’ Win- chester district, J. 0. Aras rong. chester statlon, W. K. Boyle; W “ult, J. W. Shoat; Ch ron io al, Le i. J J. Maris SCENES AT THS DEATH SED OF THE CZAR. Dr, Dvortachine, who was among the physi tans first summoned to the Czar, Immediately fetched the necessaty instruments for ampu- taling the legs, which were held by the flesh S being broken. Biood flowed oplousiy from Une lacerated wouuds Ladia- rubber bandages were applied tirst to the right leg below the knee and then to tne ler, Tho Czar’s right band, on which was a glove, was found to be greatiy lacerated. Ills marriage ring Was broken to pleces and driven into the Hlesh. ‘The surgeons Ued up the several artertas. At length, laderthe infuence of su He emperor opened | Bjanor availed himself of the in of ap vi parent consclousness to administer the sacra- ment, and fora moment some hopes wer: en- tertained of the Czar’s Life, Di ae his beart ceased to a minute or two t. During the Mal ilicker of Ife the members of lua family | surrounded his bed. The archpriest recited prayers for those #1 ¢trenvia, all present kneel ing. The spec Doritbuy is\coutn injured. The number of ‘persons injured by was heartrending. Colonel to bed, but is not seriously plosion is greater than was at drst sup- Severai have since died. jer fbn. . STATEM £ rouiey, ‘The Rev. Nicholas Bjerring, pastor of the Russian Greek church tn New York, who was Summoned to this city to oiticlate at the mass said here yesterday at the Kussian legation for tue repose of the Emperor's soul, ressed <p himself im a conversation wita a New York Tribune reporter a day or two ago concerning the policy of Alexander 111. as follows: “All Russians, including myself, entertala grat hopes in the Czarewiltch, and in spite of much that has been sald we have full confidence that he will lead the country out of the terrible crisis which (o-day’s event will probably cause. It bas been sald that the Czar and bis son dif- tered in opinion, and that the latter was 0} to the measures adopted by the government in its struggle against Ube revolutionary elements of the empire. Iam not able to decide how far these rumors are founded on fact, as i have hot been in Russta for years; but this much I can declare, that by Ubelr dastardly act the nibilists will not gain a jot. No, much as te views of Aiexander Alexandrowitch differed | trom those held by his father, now that ie gees this father stricken down by a cowardly hand, his only desire will be to destroy the septiment which prompted the deed. Vengeance, believe me, will beswift aud sure, o you think that the reforms lately intro- duced will be given up.” Xo, 1 do not. The (yarewltch will never allow the whole nation to suffer for the mis ceeds cf afew desperadoes, Further reforms that may be necessary to the welfare of the people will be introduced at the proper time in every branch of the samiuistration, | am sure, but individual politic cal crimes will neither re- tard nor hasten them.” “Will a constitutional form of government be the next move in the direction of reform. “That is aquestion I cannot answer, is dificult to say whether the country ts ripe for such an innovation. Yet I believe that tocat self-government bas a falr prospect of being iutoduced in no far off future, A MINISTER UNCING —MasONRY.—I0 Flushing, L. 1, sunday night, Rev, Mr. Fe top, astranger, supplying the pulpit in the Baptist Chuich, denounced Freemasonry very suongly. All the leading members of the curch belong to the fraternity, His langua, was So Violent that several members left the church, one of them telling him that bla as- sertion’ were a pack of les. The waole village is excited over the affair. A CLERGYMAN’ D&ATH IN A HOrgi.—Rev. Henry T. f Mattahan, Mass,, died yester- ide: y | day of heart disease at the Continental hotel, at the age of ¢2 Mr. Edes was a Unitarian cler- gyman, but had net preached for some years. lie Was the son of a clergyman of note belong- ing to the same denomination. He was on bis way from Washington, where he had witnessed the inaugural ceremonies. He arrived in the city Saturday afternoon, accompanieg by his wife, He engaged rooms at the Continental hotel, where, during the evening, he became violently Ul, expiring at 1:30 o'clock in the morning. His son, who isin busivess in Bos- top, Was notified of his demise.—N. F. Sun, 1 A HUSBAND'S VENGEANCE.—Green Ville Mesger- ville, of Cape Girardeau, Mo., who had eloped With the wife of the president of St. Vinceat's Cdilege, of that place, was met on Sunday at Darlington, thirty uillés from St. Joseph, Mo., and shot dead by the wronged husband. ASSASSINATION IN VIRGINTA—On Saturday evening, as Thomas Mci’herson, Edgar Oid, Wiliam Whitehurst, and Wiliam Fisher were leaving Princess AnD Court-house in a wagon, they Were fired into from am ambush on the road and Edgar Old was instantly kilied. A second shot struck Whitehurst, who died al- most immediately. The other two barely es- caped. Several arrests have been made. Batiste Berlinger, 16 years old, while putting up @ Clothes-llue on the root of 4 house, in New York, Monday, fell to the yard below, aad was fatally injured. The towns of Augusta, Belfast, Biddeford and Bangor, in Maine, have elected re- ublican mayors. At Camden the green- ackers Were victorious. —_—————_— MABREIBD. rON. In Philadelphia, March v. Father Kyan, Mr Jauns ANNE BURTON. Nocards. * UPSHUR—BUL 14th, 2881, by 1 Ursa snd EVANS. On in 1881, Lovrse M., beloved wife of Ehomes £vane, {0 the thirty-fourth year oF her age. [Bultimore papers please copy. | — ‘Friday. Hour given in to-morrow’s pe LMAN. Sudéenly, on the moraing of March Ta of apoplexy. at hie howe es) Thisd tioret northwest, Mr. peru Hiciwan, in the sev enty-third year of his age. KEEFES. Departed [88], at 125 a.m., after slo this larch 16th, ag ond pai I paint pnoga. . KEEPES, wile of Sh i May abo please: ited 10 tend = No. 233 ends Telati’ funeral, agg odock on Marca 17th, from ‘Tenth street sout WALDBON. ~ ranaaiid. pe heh a at yobs Beas By : Manoanee Ws 1d Paccct pout west “ies ry 3 p.m. ay, March Th. “Relatives ‘ad friouae Stee Be first-class. | ries SPINDLER, UNDERTAKER, sand 1233 Ich street sorthwweeat- gm R. WEIGHT, UNDERTAKER, oe iL tne L337 LOck atreet a.w.