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WHAT THE COMPANY HAVE TO SAY.

The Losses Fully Covered by Insurance,
and No Financial Scare Possible i'm
Consequence OF the Fire-The Daniel
Drew Suit Hoax and its Absardity.
HERALD reporter yesterday paid visit to the
Erie Railway Offices, with q view OF ascertaining
from "the fountainhead" just what the losses In
Cured by the Jersey fire really were, and what the
indirect damage" was likely to be to the com.
pany.
The grand mogul, Of small stature and Rip Van
Wrinkle MEN, who was met at the entrance to the
Presidents sacred quarters, was on hand dutifuly
when the reporter put in an appearance. To the
question whether or not the President could be
seen he answered rather equivocaly, and alter
being questioned rather stoutly, replied that he
would endeavor to find out. The result OF his
search was the non-fnding of the President. Then
came the next move. Was any one OF the directors
inf The reply, after aseemngly active search, was
"No, SIR"
Convinced that the Grand Opera House was aban-
doned by all
THE ERIE FOLKS,
who might have, had they been at their desks, been
able to give little Information about matters and
things concerning the fire in Jersey the reporter
ensconccd himself in O Twenty-third street stage,
and shortly afterwards arrived In Wall street. lie
felt reasonably certain that II other portion Of
the metropolis was at that particular time graced
with the presence OF Erie director the resort Of
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Action Of the Finance Committee as to the Re-
cent Fire-The Loss Fully Insured.

At a meeting yesterday afternoon OF the Finance
Committee Of the Erie Board Of Directors state
ment was made that the losses sustained by the
recent fire would amount to S51o,000, less
from 100000 to 100000 salvage. This estimate
mad been made after careful inspection of the
burnt district and consultation with insurance cx-
perts on the subject. Mr.. MclIenry stated to
the writer that within the last eight weeks the
Board had effected On insurance for 600
in fifteen companies, as they have found that no
policies had previous to that been taken out on
any part Of the property, and il the fire had
occurred under the Fisk-Gould administration
there would have been q loss Of 100000 The
damage done consists OF the destruction OF twelve
locomotives, the machinery in the shop and the
buildings. The report published In the morning
press not correct in some OF its details, and it
was some time before the officers OF the company
could ascertain the true state OF affairs.
THE SALVAGE
is necessarily large on account Of the indestruct-
ible nature of the machinery, which, with little
repairing will be as good as ever. The President
when the report Of the examining committee
was laid before the Board, gave immediate
orders LOT the erection of repairing shops on the
same plan as those destroyed, and to-day work
men will be employed clearing away the DEBRIS
preparatory to erecting shops two stories high
with brick walls.
BUSINESS IS NOT INTERRUPTED
on the line. the destruction of twelve locomotives
makes little difference to company that have
five hundred at command. Orders have also been
sent to the shops along the line TO place
on O double force, and as the services Of
several foundres and manufactures in Paterson
and elsewhere have been promptly secured, in less
than three months the valuable repairing ma
chinery will be replaced As the shops are now
working under increased pressure the workingmen
will
ALL FIND EMPLOYMENT
and no suffering among them will ensue from the
disaster The President and his subordinates have
shown an energetic promptncss in making the
best OF the calamity, and by little skilful
management, neither interruption TO trafic
loss to the employees will occur. The shops be-
long entirely to the company and no spectators
have anything to do with them.
1t was stated thst all the fraudulent contracts
made under the Fisk-Gould administration will be
abrogated as the law does not permit the officers
OF company to be participators In any
contract in which the company is in
terested, and, therefore, the new board
are under no obligations to continue contracts
that are detrimental to Erie interests. A thor
ough investigation Is to be made, and q goody
number Of contractors and spectators who are
reaping a harvest, Will find their golden goose
killed.
MARROW GAUGES.
The new Board have been for some time consider
ing the narrow gauge question, and II has been
virtually determined to narrow the road to the
three and a half feet gauge, and also to build
double track along its entire route.
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CHURCH CONSIDERATION IN NEWARK.

The handsome little edifce ofst. Johns Episcopal
church In woodslde, Newark, N. j., recently CON-
pieted and relieved entirely from debt by the inde-
fatigable efforts OF the rector, Rev. Samuel Hall,
was consecrated yesterday, by Bishop Odenhcimer,
In presence OF q large congregation. The interior
OF the church-a neat Gothic structure-was taste
fully and proiuscly decorated with flow ers and ever
greens. Assisting the Bishop In the lovely and
simple conservatory service of the Episcopal ritual
were Rev. Dr. Boggs, Rector Hall, Rev. Or. Den
nison, Rev. Joseph IA. Smith and several Others The
Bishop preached from st. John H., IL, and Rev. XXI,
u He was listened to with deep interest
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NEW DRINKING FOUNTAINS.

Large drinking fountains have been ordered by
Commissioner Van Mort to be placed on the line Of
the principal avenues. Four Of these fountains are
already in position, at the corners Of avenue and
Sixteenth street, First avenue and Sixteenth
street, Third avenue and sixteenth street and
Third avenue and 12lst street. Two more are now
being put up, one at Sixth avenue and sixteenth
street and one at Eighth avenue and sixteenth
street. The fountains are for the use OF man and
beast and Will be found exceedingly useful to
truckmen and drivers OF wagons More Of them
are still needed.
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THE FIRE FIEND IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 25.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July rs, 1872.
The blacksmith shop and carpenter shop OF ALI
son Co.'s car works, In West Philadelphia were
destroyed by fire this morning The tube works
adjoining we're saved.
The loss is estimated at 100000. The insurance
amounts to s2e 1000, including $4,000 in the I'm
pcrial. sl2, 500 in the Queens, and $4,000 each In
the Liverpool, London and Globe and Andes; the
balance In New York and Eastern companies.
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CHILD KILLED.
A Mechanic Csnsursd.

n MECHANIC Cemsureus
John Sullivan, child five Of age, whose psrenss
reside at 22l Chrystie street. died from the effects
Of injuries received bya wooden platform which
stood against the fence opposite Joseph Smiths
blacksmith shop, rs Pike street. falling upon him.
In their verdict the jury censured Mr. smith for
failing to make the platform secure. Coroner
Schrmer held the inquest
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DIED,

DAyIY. At Al xandris. Va. on the 2sth inst
az O'Clock p. Mis-. SUSAN A DayEY wife a.;
Thomas D<yey of that city.
The funeral sery ices will take place on Saturday
afternoon al an hour to be determined
MIILEB. On the 18th inst, LOUISA, youB sst
child Of Charles and Ann Miller, aged years
heativ es and friends Of the family are invited t.
atterd her funeral fro corner Of 18th and streets
northwest, on sunday, ct "a o'clock D. m.
STOKES. The funeral OF ADA MARBURY
sIOhk VIII take place tomorrow at IL O'Clock
noon. instead Sf iO clock
WEST. On the 18th instant, JOHN WEST in
tne ninety second year Of his age. Born in the city
city. ' vi 'nis
Notice of funeral in Saturday. Star
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IpY LATIMER i CLEARv,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star Office Building.
cHAEGERY SALE EXALUABhEI IMPROVED
TON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBfA
- BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District, Of Columbia: holding an equity
Bryan and others are com claimants and Margaret
Daily aud others are defendants, the undersigned,
as Will IN trGst the
public auction. to the highest bidder all the follow
ing piece or parcel OF ground, to wit Let One, in
Square ga Beginning for the same at the as
corner OF original Lot the running west al ing
North street eighty feet to ten-foot alley; theme
along said alley fifty nine feet; thence in o line
easterly ninety feet three inches point Oh
Vermont avenve, twenty feet and seven inches from
thence utterly along said avenue twenty feet to
the place Of beginning.
Also, on the same day, at 6 O'Clock m in front
subdivision of original Lot 80 in Square 100: Lot
fronting u feet and Lot fronting IL feet inches
on Goth street west, between l. and streets north
feet deep between said lots A and B, with the
improvements on said several pieces or parcels of
ground or lots.
Terms of sale: One third (1il cash: balance of
purchase money to be paid in and u months. with
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, with surety
chase money can be paid cash on day Of sale or rat
carton thereof by the court. All conveyancing and
on Il
erty sold The Trustee reserves the right to resell
said property if the purchaser or purchasers fail to
sale, by advertising five times in the Evening Star
such resale to be at the cost and risk of efaultinr
purchaser or rnrehasers;
WILL" I1TiMRR GIEA sqssee'
apH-3tawSds Patl Auctioneers.
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ID No. 1901, northwest corner Of 10th and Dsts
CHANCERY SALE OF TtE MOST VALUABLE
LAND W1THiN The DIsTRiCT OF gnLUM;
B 3, Rp HSR VILLA SITES Oh GARDENING
II BY Virtue Of sundry DEGREES passed in the
sshannca Ct w: plaintiffs, ard Catherine a; Tai
sSpS ss sd NAH r.
sell pabs aSsian the Sshs,a thst
valuable tract Of le9d knoEn as Chichester The
ibis tract, containing about "a acres, has been
subdi, ided into Q number of lots, arranged with
gardens, the lots containing from to Is acres each
Free acc g to all of them is furnished by a common
Which the lot. front Lot No Is mp1e1ea
by g fine Brick Dwelling Honse and suitable barn
sDweing House each This property IS situated
on the Anscostia river, between Uniontown and the
Asylum: those lots which are nearest to the river
are Ii,hou. doubt. the finest garden lands within
hills, where Fort Stanton formerly stood. are un-
egua!ed for villa sites, affordi1g; as they do, q
superb view OF the Potomac, and the whole city of
Washington only half a mile distant. The extern
sion of the street railway to the Anacosta bridge
readiness of access concerned while the interven
ing river prevents those disagreeasle features gem
city ,,.. will J., o,, a., ,.u.u
One-fourth OF purchase money for each lot cash
balance in three equal pawn 'nts at one. two and
three years. secured by deed of trust on the DROP
erty. All conyeyaDcing and Stamps cost of pur
chaser; deposit OF 500 will be required as each
lot is disposed of.
The safe will commence on THURSDAY. the 23d
day Of May next, as Aforesaid, and continue from
day to day until the whole shall be Sold PIats of
the tract can be at the ancti Of Green
4 Wiliams daily, or at the fices Of the Trustees
Valuable sand beds are contained in the premises
and fshi' shore is al so connected with those of
tire lots which front on the river.
A. A. T THss PkK RhSYADLEY'} Trustees.
Green & WILLIAMS,
a122 etawt M10Stdts PRt6 Repl AuctiJneers
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TOMORROW.
by s. SAMsTAG & CO., Auc;ioneers.

Ply s. sAMsTAG & CO., Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT SALE OF VERY EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF k1BBONe, ELOWEKS FEArH-
ERS, SILKS. sATlNS, VELyETS, &c, sc.
M. On THURSDAY,Ap 2Jth, at 10 O'Clock
ASEa m, We will sell, at corner 9th and + cts.
2Nk0 Masonic Temple, a large assortment Of
Laces. Ribbons, Flowers, Embroidery. Silks, Vel
vets. Hats, Bonnets. with q large variety of other
fine goods generally kept in frst-class store. Sale
positive. Terms cash.
s. SAMsTAG 4 CO, Aucts
On MONDAY, April 80 h, we will sci the most
elegant Fixtures Of said store, costing 81 600,
ard also three very fine Silver plated Show
Cases. ap23 1t"
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RY W. T. JOHNSON,
- Real Estate Broker and Auetionaer
Pennsylvania avenue, corner S streef essf
b. I2AHHbss.IssTRAToR:ss SALE.

I'll q &. 4 srsa = .slG q r.
shighesf bidder. All Of lots Q and 10, and the
~ inches on street south, between 18th and issS
ssreets east, improved by good two story Trause
Also sli q Lots Is and r. IN square 1905, be.
tween and and 18th and 18th ets. southeast,
sold II the terms Of sale are not complied Win
IN fifteen day, the property will BE- rsssld ct the
and conveyancing ct the cost q The purchasers.
.,. JOHN Z. SCOTT. Admir-.
op14-d4ds W. =. JOHNSON, Auct
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QT ". L. WALL 4 co. ,Auctionesrs,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and Goa PennsyIvanis avenue,
CHANCERY SALE,

- BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court
@anne M s OF Columbia passed in Chancery
shall, On MONDAY, the 9th day Of May, 1879. pro.
ceed 70 SELL at public auction, the premises at
ociOck M, the following described part of Lot of
ground No in Square No. $40. in Washington city
D.C..v VIZ: Commencing on b street south, 50 feet
from the corner OF street south and ID street west
running thence due east IL feet thence due north OC
leef thence IL feet due west thence due south 100
feet, to the place of beginning ~
Terms: One third OF the purchase money in cash;
and the residue in three equal instruments at g. u
and u months, respectively with interest to be Sc
cured by the purchasers note and deed of trust on
The property; or all In cash, at the purchaser 4
option. Deed given on final ratification of sale
stamps aud cow ey ancing at purchaser cost S5o
at time OF sale. BEN. G. L0VEJOY, trustee.
aUz5 dtd VIM l. WALL. IN Aucf~
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RY B. II. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 729 Seventh street.

TKKGsTnET SALE OF A Two STORY FRAME
HT0IuSE,O ON THE EAST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
sTREETTs WEST, BETWEEN b AND S
~ By virtue Of 2 deed Of trust to me, dated jan
Gss s 9nry Ioth, !S12 and duly recorded In Liber
ton county district Of Columbia, and by direction
OF tie party thereby secured, will sell, at public
o. 1877, at o O'Clock p. on the premises, all that
piece or parcel OF ground, with the improvements
destribed as follows: Lot numbered five Isl in
Leonard 3. Chapman's recorded subdivision OF
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance in u and
a months, at per cent interest secured BY deed
OIrust on the property. One hundr I'd dollars down
when the property 10 struck of. Stamps aud con
yeyancinR at the cost of the purchaser. Terms to
the property will be resold at the cost Of the default
apo B. II Warner Hnct
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|"Vic" woodruff may emigrate to Prussia.
There is a marriage law there precisely adapted
to her notions, which provides for a marriage or
probation under IS, to expire when the groom is
1sH, and to be then dissolved or confirmed as
the parties choose. The law will probably be
repealed.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and D

by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and D s.s.
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE SQUARE SELECT:
MARKET HOUSE, BETTER KNOWN As
THE SAVAGE SQrARE, BETWEEN K AND
LAND 4TH ANDJIH SITS
- We shall offer for sale. at Public Auction, to
La he highest bidder. on TUESDAY. the Goth day
Aof April lS72, st o'clock D. m, in front of the
premises. five Houses and Lois situated on the west
side OF 18th street, be ween h and sIs known as
numbers l023, 1926 l024, 1927 lC2J. This property
offers rare Inducements to purchasers and capital
lists, being situated ia the same square selected for
the new market.
Terms:-Ope third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes secured
BY deed OF trust upon the property for the deferred
payments 5 l0O to be pa down each House "a
sold. ii conyeyeucng and stamps at the cost of
the purchaser. Plat of theProperty will be exhib-
ted at the sale. l.. r. WBITE,
EUGENE CARCSI,
VIM. v. MATTINGLY,
ssignees of J. Nayior.
ar9 d GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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"DCLL TINES" it is said, s'are the best for ad-
vertisers." Because when money is tight and
the people are forced to economist. they ALWAYS
read the advertisements to ascertain who sells
the cheapest, and where they can trade to the
best ADVANTAGE.
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RY w. T. JOHNSON
- Real Estate Broker and AuctioReer,
PennSylv ania avenue, cornar "a straat aast

a, BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated April 10,
SIoaI Z, ana recorded in Liber No. 64s, folio 456,
n the District Of Columbia shall SELL to the highest
sidderi IN front 81 the premises, on FRIDAY, May
simms subdivision Of lots and 5, in square Ne 7si,
Iontng 70 Ieet on Sd street east, between street
80 feet. ~ As o"'A
with interest. $50 down ct time of ale Stamn:'
and conveys ncinH ct the cost Of the purchaser.
BUSHROD WASH INGTON, Trustee
epZid6ds w. JOHNSON, Auct
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Ky GRkEN x WILKINS, Auctioneers.
- North est corner 10th and streets

FIBsT;CLAss BUILDING LOT FOR HAND
oS ffFTRx sHTE AZ RlESSlRENCEs FRONTING
sTR6ITs Misf, A HGcTFfoH.D AND ~
- On SATURDAY, the 4th day OF May, 1872 at
O'Clock p. m. we shall sell, or the premises.
~. =. beautiful Building Lot being q feet front
BY IS feet deep, more or less. to q fine paved alley
Thi: 10 hrstelsss building site This property
adl9ins the residence Of Messrs. Lutz and Others,
making II frst-class pro perty,
Terms; One fifth cash; balance in 6, II, IS and "A
Molfns' tor notes bearing interest and secured BY
oeed OF trust on the premises. All conyeyancino
end revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchsser
eloo down on the day Of sale.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
apl6 eo&ds lPat.&ReD.spN&d] Auct,rs,
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RY LATIMER l. CLEARY,
ID Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue aud nth str Get
Star Office Buildings


- Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn avenue aud nth street,
Star Office Buildings
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, ELEGANT SATIN
pAAMASk PARLnk SUITES, SATIN, nAMAsK
MARBLE TOP TABLES, MIRROR FRONT
E1EGER sc ,RECEPTIONAN EASYCHAIR|,
ELkGANT ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SETS,
WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE. SUPE
RIOR MAHOGANY CHAMBER FURNITURE
!NGRAXINGs AND MEDALLIONS PAINTED
LIT WARE: SUPERIOR HAIR MATTREssEs
hER S pGe ING TsDhR BEDS; , FRAZIER
SSTTRRkEtoE .r xELyEI IwB BRgssEhs
GssEs WITH nth IS0I PLATE GLASS,
F!CE TABLE, sECRETARY AND wRiTfNG
DESK, REP LIBRARY SUITE, SUPERIOR
AND GHAIRs; MARBLE TOP siDEsoaRp.
BEACTlFULLY DECORATED TEA AND
"A In WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nav l.
W. 1872, commencing at % O'Clock, at No. 1877
Sou. he asst corner f Of Fifteenth and streets
shall sell the above superior collection of Fur
apps tbs LATIMER 4 CLEARY. Aucts.
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MARRIED.

BOGGS-DODGE On Thursday, the 18th inst.
at Sc. Johns Church, Georgetown. by the Rev A
Ii Atkins, Rector, Mr.. LAWRENCE G. BOGGS
u. 8. navy. TO Miss ANNIE Woodbury. DODGE
daughter OF Charles Dodge, ESQ :, Of Georgetown ID
G.. Rep. Pat.
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Il BATlMEB CLEARY,
- Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers'
southwest corner OF Penna. avenue and 18th street.
Star Office Building.
PARL0k SET UPHOLSTERED IN BLUE REP.
FAY OHAikS, TWO PIER MIRRORS, MA,
T2 6TAB ntIR ma MHANT Nn
CHAAM M FURNlIURE, HAIR AND HUSK
F mnAWTIhA a. nEDs, BQLSTE RS AND Pill
RTd5EEiiSG SHAiksS MAaSaANS. 6 taShES
Coll BAND pINiNa SERVICE, SILVER
ttthhTTEpp WARE, IVORY HANDLE OUT
ffcTs, citnGuLnTHS, KITCHEN REQUISITES,
a OnTUEsDAY MORNING. April 80. 1872.
" commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence
OF the late Thomas L. Smith. late First Au-
III ditor OF the Treasury, No. l7ll nOrtheast
above excellent Furniture " ~"
Terms cash.
ap23 LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts.
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RY LATlMER CLEARLY,
IL AuctiUneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner PeDnsylv snia avenue and 18th st
Star Office Building.
yEkY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
a On MONDAY MORNING. April 29th, a,
MI 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at No. 143l Corco-
~ ran street, an excellent assor tnent of Hous g.
H1ho!d Furniture, &c. consisting in part Of
Walnut ParlOr Furniture, in crims N reps
Walnut and other marble-top Tables.
Brussels and other Carpets, Oilcloth.
Oak Extension 7 able and Dining Chairs
Straw Mating and Window Shades.
French China and Stoneware.
Table Cutlery, Refri yerator. &c.
Carved Walnut nj. L. Chamber Slite.
EDameled Cottage Chamber Suite
Bolsters, Pillows and Mattresses, &c, &c.
Terms cash. FITCH SFUX,
Real Estate Brokers.
ep253t LATIMER & CLEARY, auct RS.
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sp3l-d&ds
RY sAAL Il. COVER SONS, Auctionser,.
TWO EEW HOUSES AT HYArTsyrLLE,

Qn IUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 3Oth.
E" lS3, at ~ o'clock, on the premises, We sh III
nansard roof, eight rooms, and halls On each door;
Also clothes in every room cellar under the
zoo yards Of she station The houses are finished In
g ha1dsome and substantial manner. Also, two fine
Terms: ne-thlrd cash: balance TO suit purchaser.
secured by deed OF trust on the pSemi.es sofa
CcnveyancinF and stamps ct purchasers coat Ss6
On each purchase at time Of sale.
apa5-dts LATIMER& CLEABY, Statesmen.
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AUCTION SALES.
AEIEWNOONe
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionce-s,
u No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sts

II No. 1OO1 northwest corner 10th and d sts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated December
81 10th. A. D.. $50, and duly recorded in Libsr
,,@Ho. GA, folio Is, &C., of the land records for
WashDat on county, d. e., and by direction OF the
party sect ed thereby viii sell, at public auction,
In front Of the premisee, on FRIDAY, the 26th day
Of April, lN2, at o'clock D. m, Lo. numbered
q part OF the east half Of square numbered two
hundred and seventy four, (24J in the city Of
Terms Of sale: One. half CASH Of which SIS must
be paid at sale the defer red to bs ade in
and IL months, with interest from day of sale, and
secured BY adeed Of trust the satisfaction of the
trustee Terms to be fully complied with within six
days after day Of sale otherwise the trustee
the right to resell at risk and cost Of first purchaser
after one weeks notice. All convey ancing and
SAMUEL CROSS, Trustees.
apis GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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UY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No 1901 northwest corner 10th and d sts

q =,
- No 1901 northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROTND, IMPROVED
BY -FOUR FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, ON
TIE NORTH SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN
4TH AND 5TH STREETS. NORTHWEST.
E". p.m..we shall sell, On the premises, the west
sAhaif OF Lot No. Z, in Square N SIG, q feet
81 inches by l42 feet inches, to 81 foot alley.
Terms: Une-tbird cash; balance 10 six, twelve
and eighteen months. for notes bearing seven per
cent. interest, satisfactorily secured. All CON
veyancing ard revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. The title is good. 800 cash when the
Lot complied with within five days, the owner re-
serves the right to resell the at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser
aple-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Austs