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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-02

LEWIS oil the Crescent resumes tine
helm of that remarkable sheet. He puts
forth the following card:
To-day. after a somewhat protracted
absence from our editorial duties. oeca-
stoned by serious indisposition. We
resume our labors. During the past two
months We are aware that some articles
have appeared in the columns OF the
CRESCENT that have calledforth just crit
icism. We, rs much as any one. regret
their publication; but at the same time,
under the circumstances, hold that We
are justified in disclaiming responsibility
for work that we did not do and could
not supervise. Hereafter, health per
hitting, we shall endeavor to see that IN
all matters, public and private, our edi-
torial columns shall reflect our convic-
tons. and for the expression Of these We
at all times hold ourself personally re-
sponsible. In this connection, it Is
legitimate for US to remind our patrons
that dnring the time We have been dis
abled from attending to our business it
has necessarily suffered for the want Of
attention. and that while expenses have
been largely increased, receipts have
proportionately diminished. Any favors
in the way of renittances will be thank
fully received and duly appreciated.
J. c. LEWIS.
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THAr WICKED PLACE, Winnemucca, has

That WICKED PLACE, Winnemucca, has
been earthquaked. Says the telegraph:
Winnemucca, November 30.-Several
shocks of earthquake visited this place
and surrounding country yesterday
morning between and O'Clock. The
first occurred few minutes after 6, and
was quite severe and shook things up
very lively. Clocks were stopped by the
vibration. and in one instance We have
learned of stovepipe being displaceds
Plastered buildings were racked and the
plastering cracked in all directions. The
Court house suffered the most of any in
town. The plasterins in the second
storvis badly broken and in the court
room portions fell to the floor. We
have learned that several wells in town
which furnished plenty of water the
evening previous were found to be total
ly dry soon after the earthquake occurred
and have remained so ever since. In
the mines in Winnemucca Mountain the
miners report having felt eight distinct
shocks-two very severe ones at inter-
walls of about fifteen minutes.
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Mayor HAyENEIER of New York City,
died in his Office on Monday afternoon
in an apoplectic fit. The deceased was
born in New York City in 1904. So he
was seventy years of age. Here is an
incident related concerning his death:
Quite dramatic scene occurred in the
Supreme Court to- day, Judge Westbrook
presiding. A motion came up on be-
half of Hon. John Kelly, plaintiff in a
libel suit against Mayor Havemeyer.
Colonel Wingate discussed the motion
and concluded at II 20 p. N. When ex-
Judge Waterbury rose to reply, a mes
senser arrived in the Courtroom and
spoke a few words to the presiding
Judge. An ominious stiffness followed.
The news of the Mayors death was soon
whispered throughout the room, and the
counsel looked at each other, but were
speechless. Finally Mr.. Clinton. for the
plaintiff, rose and said: Il have heard
that his Honor the Mayor died in the
discharge OF his duties . few minutes
since" Of course this terminated tho
proceedings.
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THERE is proposition before the
San Francisco Board Of Supervisors to
purchase Babcock Fire Extinguishers
and place them near the fire-alarm sta
tons in that city; and while the matter
is given the publicity of a reference by
the Chronicle, there are two things to be
considered as in connection Herewith.
namely:-That somebody hasn't char
ged job against the Board, and that
the Board has not laid itself liable to
such a charge.
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GOVERNOR BRADLEY's son has beel

GOVERNOR BRADLEY's son has been
quite seriously sick. The Elko hide
pendent of Nov. Is says:
John Il. Bradley was suddenly taken
with conges,ive chill about i O'Clock
last evening. suffering intense pain for
several hours. During the paroxisms
OF his misery. the combined efforts Of
several friends was required 10 keep
him upon his bed. The entire medical
faculty of the town were in attendance
upou him. and TO that fact, the eXer-
tons of his friends, and a good con
s;itution he is indebted for his life
which was for time dispaired of, but
at the time OF going to press we are
glad to record that his physicians con-
slider him out of danger.
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BIG PErRIFAcIIoN-One Jim Huber
informs the Humboldt Register that at
the head of Jackson creek, while hunt
ing for cattle, few weeks ago, he dis
covered petrifed tree which measures
IS feet in circumference at the butt and
is nearly 50 feet long. From the grain
of the wood he is of the opinion that
the petrifaciion was once n pine tree.
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SUDDEN DEATH. On Wednesday
evening last, Daniel Mckay, living in
I'VE county, between MOrey and Fish
Creek, at wha: was called the Snowfall
ranch, was found dead in a house Oc-
cupied by him and a herder. Deceased
was engaged in the stock business,
had complained of being unwell for
some back, and was at times slightly
derauged. On Wednesday last the
herder living with him went out to
look after some stock, and on return
ing in the evening found Mckay lay
inc dead. The remains were brought
into town yesterday and the funeral
will take place to-day from the under
taking room of w. p. Haskell Il Co.,
on Buel street. Deceased has n son,
who has been living i'll Spring Valley.
and who has been notified of the death
of his father.-EureGa Sentinel, Nor. %.
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Chronicle, the Post and the Cal. its oc-
curation is gone; and when it IS auc-
toned off there will be some funeral tx
penses to pay-and as slim an attend
ance of actual bidders as there Will be
of actual mourners.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-02

T. VI 0. KEY, brother of tie author
of the Star Spansled Banner, and of
Barton Key whom Sickles slew, commit
ted suicide at Baltimore on Sunday. 4
brother of his destroyed himself last
year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-02

SOME more nesroes-three, this time
have been shot to death in Louisiana.
The usual cry, aggression by the blacks,
is used. It is remarkable that in all
these Southern encounters the blacks
always get the worst of it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-02

ALEC MCCLURE denies the report that
he has purchased controlling interest
in Forney's Press. Forney had the mat
ter under consideration but finally de-
cided not to sell.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-02

PALACE CAR.-The Directors car of
the Union Pacific Railroad passed here
last evening on the way to San Francis
CO. 1. was unoccupied, and is being
sent west for the purpose of conveying
his Majesty King Kalakaua. of the
Hawaiian Islands, from San Francisco
to the East.-Silrer State.
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Our FRIEND of the older days, Van
Dyke Hubbard, has been elected to seat
in the San Francisco Stock Exchange.
1t cost $4,000.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-02

NJ. THEIRS has recovered sufficiently
from his recent Illness to put in an ap-
pearance in the French Assembly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-02

Il Paris there is coalition of I'm
perialists and Radicals What's next?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-02

The Virginia City Footlight fiickers its
genial beams over the grave of the dead
and buried Post. Welcome to Eisinore,
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l.O.R M.-The regular Councils Of Piute
Tribe No. 1, Of Carson City, are held at the Hall
of Ca pitol Lodge /. o. o. F., on Monday even
ing Of each seven suns. general attendance
of the Chiefs and Brothers is solicited.
By order Of the Sachem,
r. E. KELLY,
sea.tf G. Of B.
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II 'Avr snow-falIs in the Western an,
Middle States are reported.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ogNsBT HoUsH--GEoRGE ID. FRYER. PROPRIETOR
y Iafe-ro y Sylvester II Kenyon
" ii Hill S K ThOrntODT \ stephens
+ P Smith W Magic Hall
" Warren Henry Spsnicr
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TUFLN, PRoPRIEToB
John Cronkite Jerome Smith II 2 Hanson
W Williams i Shrieves \ y Miller
J T Holman johnson
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A CARD.-In announcing one of their choice
Vocal. Musical and Laughable Entertainments.
The Management would respectfully call the at
tention Of the Public to the fact, that in form
ing the present combination. great pains have
been taken to make this . FIRST CLASS CON-
PANY in every respect. and on. that the music
loving Public came, fail to be satisfied with, all
Artists engaged having most brilliant record
of success in rome Of the most complete The
atre~ and Travelling Companies in America.
Doors open at : O'Clock, Performance COM
mences at s o'clock.
deI-td BEN WHEELER, Manager.
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Is selected from TIE IeadllE Anne rlcan Iheatfts:
MI ASTER BENNlE

The Boy Wonder of the Age, whose perfor-
mances in New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
have stamped him the Most PrecociOus Prodigy
Living His Character Sketches far excel any
Artist ever seen; his facial expressions, rapidify
of changing Costumes, and the dramatic power
of his charactcrizations. The Press and Public
indulge in the highest encoIliuns OF his truly
wonderful performances, pronouncins hiM
The Grectest Actor ard Vocalist ofhiS gears in this
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- This talented Troupe Of Artists. after
highly successful tour through the United States
where they have been greeted with succession
of crowded houses. and received the highest
comiums from both Press AMI Public, will have
the honor of appearing before the citizens of
this place, in their
Choice d Lau2 hable Entertainments:
The Public nsy rest assured that in witness
lug the performance of this Troupe. they will
hear or See nothing that will offend the n1ost re-
fined. The following
Grand Array of Talent
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and painful BILIsDA sis q i sen.S S9s
Relative. and friends Of the famiis ar. invited q,
atteI the funeral from her late residepce sos i2th
street southwest, Sunday, sh instant, 2 o'clock
BEARD. On Friday morning, at asa. m, At IN.
eree OF his son in law, George Cooper, TH0s.
county, MARI land, aged n years aud 10 N Onths
marlboro papers copyl
His funeral will take place en- Sunday afternoon,
a. half past clock, 20 " hch friends and reia
uses are invited to attend. Interment Of Alexsn-
FAY. On Wednesday, 9TH instant, in upioptowu,
Do, THOMAsFAf,in the l3d year Of his age.
. frfends OF the family and Hibernisn Benevolent
from his late residence, sunday, So Instant at
40 ..
F0x. On Tsgrsdsy; February s. Of typhoid
The friends ard relatives Of the family are re-
guesed to attend the funeral from his late residence
where high mass viii be fered At O'CLOCK HopSs,
morning. MAY he rest in peace.
WI. u Der u. oo co eyed s ss BkIDsfr'
The relatives and friends Of q be family are re-
se is.idebce corner Of IN sDe street. .ou asr
west, on sunday afternoon, eth Inst, at O'Clock
Services e. 81, Doniniehs church. Internent 1t
McHI1R. In Georgetown, on the 9Th instant,
hcShhi .s. II , h,s; Ss.h year q b. .ss
But Ills God that has bereft NJ,
vit.d to attend his funeral ON SUNDAY evssins, ff
:Sss GeSfsstoTn. q fSsliiSors ssa S..ss:
NILsos, Suddenly, on the 9Th instant, Ma.
IILDA, beloved wife OF samuel Nelson, an the "a
RsIstives snd friends Of the family are respectfully
cSuSsR .1ss between n ss and seas
esst, Sunday AFTERNOON a. O'Clock. =
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BRoWN-TBUNNKL. On the a2i Of Jsnusry,
ia4. By the Rev. q. q. Meador, ALEXANDRA
BROWN TO Miss IRENE TRUNNEL.
SoODWlN-BENNGR. On Monday evening,
February ID, by Rev. Father Boyle, At ST. Peter
church, Capitol Bill, EpWIH A. GOODWIN 70
copy
KRETsCHMAR JACKSON. In Baltimore
February l4h, 1873, BY the Rev. MILFORD Downs Of
the Biddle street NJ = church. II r KRETSOH-
ington city, ID. &.
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j.u-so rR.pl I: H. y f HAoSWIssinAs.s Trustees.
MARY IsTooPs, Emsal~~ y Hss.vsl Fssv~s,

MARY B6TO0Pe, Em6alxw q Nssswsl F5evws,
between 9th spd rs Is: icsrss q SIS .
Rsferences;1Mn. oens.sl snsrna1. Doe rsdI
Mr.. Secretary Delano,. hrS. general 1alloeh,
Madame Garcia, Mn. D. o. Dog. 4n. Oolonsf
nRIDAL AND FUNIBAL WREATHS RON.
d oUETe. CROssES, ANOaORS AND STARS
Preserved or Inbalned in wal. All kinds Of Hair
Pearl, b Mr.. FRID6. late Of Boston, No 80 Am
stree. near northwest; References:-Mrs. Presi.
Ooreoran, General Elssy, General Tompk ins, Cen.
erei Aiken. spls-ly
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QY DUHCANSON, BOWLING q co., Auots,,
- Corner 9Th and streets northwest
NRCsTEES' SALE OF FIRST GLASS DWELL.
i ING HOUSES ON SOUTH STREET, GAP

BY virtue Of deed OF trust from Albert Grant and
wife dated August o. 1871 and duly recorded in Lii
Der No go folio ct of the land records Of the
District s o. Columbia, We will sell at public auction,
day Of February, A. d lS74, at O'Clock D. m, lots
numbered l6, IL and Is Grants subdivision of souare
No, 100, in the city Of washington. D. O.; the pro
eeeds Of sale to be applied, so far necessary to
the satisfaction OF the deeds Of trust the
property, being held BY the same parties. Lots No
10, ~ and ls, fronting on soath A street. are i'm.
proved ~ substantial brick dwellings, three story
front, with back buildings. The houses are Nos
328, 226 and PA south street.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; and the balance
at six, twelve and eiRhtesn months, fer which the
notes OF the purchaser, with interest ct ten per
centum per annum, pay able semi annually, and Sc
cured on the property sold Will be taken. deposit
OF $50 will be required on each lot at the time Of
SALE. III the terms Of sale are not piled with In
five days. the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property, on i've days notice By advertisemeut in
the Evening Star, ct the risk and cost of the de-.
fAulting purchaser.
j.,u-.o rR.pl T. T. e. y R nAoHWEssfnAs. Trustees.
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iann-.o rR.,I 4 4. Z 3. fPI Htsl. Trustees
RY DUHOAHsON, BOWLING co., Aucts.
- corner sth and d streets northwest.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF FIRST CLASS
i DWELLINGS ON OAPITQL hill, IN

GRANTS EAST CAPITOL bLOCh.
By virtue of ten deeds ef trust from Albert Grant
ana wife, dated May -, 1871, and duly recorded in
Liber No. as, folio 81 OF seQ, and Liber No. $50,
folio g. ct SEQ Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia will sell q public auction In front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 2sth DAY of
February, A ID. 1874. At O'Clock D. m, Lets mum
bsrod /, s, 9, 10, IL and H. Of Grants sub
division Of seqsGe no go, in the city Of washing
~ D.sI,5ns. i H,o1sss:s-E.s sol. aos, so5, soS,
are new, built Of brick, trimmed with brownstone;
finished inside With black walnut; hot and cold
water on each moor; three bath rooms and closets;
and are IN eSsr' particular .trictIy nrsscIsss
81. .ns n:st Capitol street, and our-stoy front
manner a. the foregoing described properly. All
tie above lots are further improved by substantial
oflck stables eua carriage houses.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
At six, twelve, and eighteen months, for which the
notes Of the purchaser, with interest e ten per
centum per annum, payable semi annually, and
secured on the property sosd, win Be taken. A
deposit Of ESQ Win be requires on eaeh lot at the
time Of sale n the terms Of sals are mos com Piled
with in ave days, the Trustees reserve the right TO
resell the properly on ave days notice by sdyertse
ment in the 6vsning star. e the risk and cost Of
the a'i.',''ns sSi'sitIssAUDrr.s Trustees.
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EVENING STAR.
COI-GRESSEO.v.fL.


SENATE.-After our report closed
MI Alison's proposed anne ndment % tie spfh
sseil"n OF the bankrupt bill. 90 require one -tht-d
OF ne number OF creditors. representing AZ least
ohe-hsli OF the smount Of debts, 20 force q per
son INTO BANKRUPTCY. Wss lost
ne, nc In section as proposed 90 Be smendsd
exception OF filling the blanks As 20 the ttns
Nhen the amended provisions shaf .r..,tv q,
'sse a OF Involuntary OF compulsory bankrap;ey.
Nwhich y the retroactive feature -
Mr.. Edmunds moved an Smencne,s a a..
seooLd section comforting Jurisdiction in refsr
en0e 20 proceedings in any circan
toatt OF the l nited States. Adopted. Also an
amend ment req uiring reports 20 be made 10 the
court by the assaguee when allied anon A liant
ed. Also, an amendment dispensing with rs
rtpuislte OF personal notice 90 cred itor- who's.
Claims do not exceed go. and that such h no,l-
ned through the newspapers. Aaopted 49,
a. new section, an amendment requiring hat
the msrshss OF the nited States district Sa,,rfs
and AL assigneeS shall yearly report 10 the ci.rl
OF the court In q tabular form = fnli siatemenf
OF bankrupt cases in their respective districts.
with ali information relative thereto, tncludi "a
their fees and emoluments. and eNpenses g.
OF the cases; that the register an bAnkruptcT
shSll make similar reports 20 the clerk. an 4 the
clerk shall then make up detailed report o.
the same, for Transmission 20 the Department
Of Justice. 20 be made up yearly 10 the eai o.
each fiscal yesr. Adopted.
Mr.. Morrill, Me- asked the Senate 20 excuse
him from service in the District Investigating
committee. He said thu he was now on three
IN iortant committees. aud service on this an
'N0hsaAihk thinmlttee Noulu require him 20
give up service IN AZ least one. and that the
most important committee he was nov on The
senate then excused Mr.. Morrill,
M. sherman said there seemed 20 be mn-h
ulhculty m securing Senators 20 serve on thi-
SOLhihlttee, and n occurred % him that n would
be entirely proper tor the House. OF its Own
sSNoIu, 10 condact the investigation, a. 10
committee A. already appointed. he would.
therefore, enter motion 20 reconsider the vote,
agreeing TO a JOINT committee
fending the discussion on Mr. Sherma,s.
amendment TO the bankrupt bin tie Srns,..
went into executive session, and after m.
doors we're opened, adjourned until Monday.
HbI SE.-After our report closed
Bis granting pensions to John 4. Fisher.
John Baker, and Thos. X. Hardwtcke. Tor Tue
relief Of Wm. r. Kerr, Victor Mylins WIN
StOddard, Jacob Parmenter, Richard n Dat.
ton, Richard II. Swift, Reeves n. Faller, susan
ID. Galloway, Martin Kalbheisch's sons aud
John d. Petri; and the bill In relation 90 ths
monument erected 20 the memory OF the Cheva-
htr de 1ernay, which had been agreed 20 in
the Committee OF the Whole, were taken M
and passed.
Mr.. Rusk withdrew his objection TO a sessioa
TOT debate only to- morrow, and the order iOt
such a session was made Adjourned
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GROCERIES. &c.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.,
aROCERS.

Masonic Temple, corner sti ant streets,
Beg leave to call your careful attention to the fol-
lowing List of Prices:
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PROPOSALS.
| rNITED STATES MAIL.

INITED STATES MAIL.
POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
| WAsHINGTON, December LIST, 1873 (
PROPOSALS will be received Of the Contract Ofice
3D. te be decided By the hes aR for 81 ca M4hGs
the mails Of the United States from July LIST, I574, 20
LAND ana By the Schedule Of dep s1sts
and arrivals herein specified, viz:
1921 From sykesyilIe, by Freedom, Porters, and
| winfield, to Franklnyie, Is miles and b ack
| six times week to Freedom, and three times
| aweek the residue.
Leave Sykesyille daily, except Sunday. at 9
Arrive a. Freedom By lam;
| Leave Freedom daily, except Sunday, al
Arrive at sykesviIle by SPIN;
| Leave Freedom Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
Arrive at Frank Iinville byapm;
| l.. ave franklinyille Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Freedom BY spm.
/ SS92 From BgrtOnsvills, by White Oak In. o - and
f foIr corners m o.) to Sligo, Il miles and
Leave BuItonsyille Wednesday stl7m;
Leave sliso Saturday at y m:
Arrive ct Burtonsvile by 4pm.
1923 From Warren to Sweet Air. 6 miles sad back
Leave Warren "Wednesday at loan;
Leave sEeet Air SATURDAY at loan;
Arrive az Warren BY II N.
1894 From Towsontown to Mount Pleasant IN. o..
= miles and back, once a week
Bidders will state distance and propose
schedule
1893 From Asamstown, By Greenfield Mills, to Park
Mills, miles and back, six times a week 10
Greer held Mills, and twice a week the resi-
due. By a schedule OF departures and arrival,
Satisfactory to the postmaster at Adams
town, and in close connection with railroad
mail trains
he contracts are TO be executed and returned TO
the Department BY or before the lst day OF June
leI4, Otherwise the accepted bidder will be cOnsd
cred as having failed, and the Postmaster General
may proceed TO contract fer the service with other
parties, according to law.
For forms of proposal, guarantee, and certificate
and also for distractions to the conditions 10 be
en- braced in the contract, &C, advertisement OF
December LIST, 1872, Inviting proposals for m All ser.
vice IN Maryland, TO be found in the principal post
Offices. wv
Bids should be sent In sealed enyelopes super.
scribed, "ma1l Proposals State Of MARYLAND and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmas Gem
eral. JOHN A l. CRESWFII
jazz SOY Postmaster General.
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Rf DUHOAES0N, BOWLING & CO.. Aucts,
u Corner 9th and streets northwest.
TRUsTEIs' SALE OF FIRST CLASS Dwell.
ING HOUSES ON CAPITOL HILL, IN

GhA6TS BOW.
By virtue Of q deed of trust from Albert Grant
and wife, dated April "a, 1873, and duly recorded in
Lioer No no folio S45 OF seq Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia, will sell, 81 public
auction, in front OF tie premises, on SATURDAY,
the 2eth day Of February, A. ID. 1874, al O'CLOCK
p m, Lots nun bered and 6, of Gran subdivision
OF square No $50, n the city Of Washington, D. O. :;
the proceeds Of .Hle so far as necessary, be APP
upon the property, being held BY the same parties
Lots NO. and are improved by Dwelling Houses,
Nos. 2O2 and I'll last Capitol street. The houses
are new, built Of trick, trimmed with brown stone:
threestory front, four story back building nished
inside with black walnut hot aud cold water on
each noor; three bath-ro and water closets and
are In every particular strictly frst-clAss houses
The above lots are also improved By substantia al
brick stables and carriage houses.
Term. Of sale: Onefourth cash; the balance at
sM. twelve and eighteen months for which the notes
otthe purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of
sale, and secured BY deed Of trust upon the proper
y sold, will be taken. A deposit OF five hundred
dollars on each lot will be required Of the parchs
ser at the time OF sale II the terms Of sale
complied with in i've days, the trustees the
ght to resell the property, At the risk and cost Of
the defsultfnR purchaser, i've days notice By ad
vertisement In the Evening Star.
Z. B. PIIRCI, { T,pstaes
jaDT-eo lRep.l b. Il. PAINE, { irus'