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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

The NEW ORLEANS PoLIoR.-Proceeding to
the state house found that building SURROUND
ed by another eager, though quiet crowd. The
building Itself was formerly known as the st.
Louis Hotel, and is rather a stately piece OF
architecture. The Metropolitan police had
just been reinstated, and were Just fling out To
go on duty, being distinguished by blae badges
IN addition to their regular uniform. The
Metropolitan police, as learn, is popular and
efficient force, the only objection to them being
that they represent the "Kellogg tyranny"
Aside from this they are not unpopular. The
interior OF the state house presented a busy
scene, wherein military officers, civilians, whites
negroes, citizens and police were somewhat in
Discriminatory mixed. IL should be observed
that the negroes who are taking part i'm public
affairs here seem TO be of a superior class
Those that L have seen are intelligent and
manly looking, well dressed, quiet spoken, and
altogether gentlemanly appearing. They NAV
be thieves and robbers, for all know, but they
Go not look like it, so far as physiognon1y is con-
eerned, would trust any of them sooner than
many of the saturnine and vindictiye looking
men whom see on the streets and about the
hotels. Over the door of the Governors room
stands bronze bust OF General Butler. As a
work OF art IL is poor enough, but his one good
eye CLEANS with unmistskable expression, and
his military mustache drops over his stern mouth
IN manner quite suggestive OF the days when
he gave this rebel city It's fret lessons In order,
law and loyslty.-NeU Orleans CoTreSpOBdesce
Indianapolis Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26
The Suicide at Niagara Falls

The press dispatches yesterday morning gave
q brief account Of a terrible suicide which was
committed at Niagara Falls on SATURDAY.
having deliberately walked over the falls, ne
Table Rock. We have since received the t1loS-
lrg aCdluonal Information concerning the ex-
tTsordiuaIy affair:
Shortly after i O'Clock .. m, on Saturday
there arrived at the Canadian side OF The sus-
tension bridge, by the Csnsda Southern road, q
Stranger, described as a man about five feet
eight inches in height, of light complexion and
sandy C, lOred Lair, who, on 6lightinR, injured
the charge OF a cab thence to the falls snd back.
Al ter some OF that sparri1g which IL insepa-
Isb.e from negotiations attending cab-hire, one
Christopher Flanagan offered 70 drive him 70
TIE Table Rock and back for two dollars "How
much II you leave me there?" inquired the
stranger. "a dollar, replied the cabman, aud
the bargain Was struck. Nothing particular in
his face or demeanor attracted FlaBnigan's at
tohtlon during the drlve,eXcept that he remem-
tiers lie kEeit On tie front seat Of the carriage
looking about him freely at the Falls aud OBJ
Jeets OF interest that were passed. lie also
asked whether bodies going OVER the Fails we're
ever found again, to which the driver reDlied
that some were and some were not.
when he reached the museum he took the
driver in TO get glass of beer, which he paid
for ard also then paid Flanagan his dollar car
rage hire. He also then gave the driver the
letter mentioned in the press dispatch adj
dressed 10 MI. Robertson, banker at Brsnt-
fotd, 10 post, and an envelope bearing his own
address, which was, "Robert Salmond. Mohawk
Institute, Brantford." Walking then leis lrelv
as any other visitor might do, TO q piece OF
squsre timber overhanging the precipice, and
around which but thin stream OF water rnns
he stepped into the current, and almost imme-
diately he made false step and slipped on the
his knees; but Immediately regained his feet
snd walked on till carried Off his feet by the i'm
cIeasing volume or water; and then as if il
we're chip on the tide his body shot over into
the abyss below.
IL took but few seconds for all this 10 occur,
and men were at once sent down under the COM
paTatiTely thin sheet of water there 10 see If
any traces OF the body were to be found On the
ledge OF rocks, but their search was fruitIess
Mr.. Robertson was immediately telegrsphed
news Of what had occurred, and a reply was re-
ceived directing that the letter be at once for
was with him. Nothing further concerning the
case has yet transpired.-Bl5GlO Express, Sep
TENDER %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26
DR0P0sALs FOB PAssEEagB ELEvA-
IOR FOB THE SOUTH WING OF TAE
NV STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPAaT-
OFFICE or sUPKzvIsINs ARCHITECT,
-.
wAsHINsIox,p O., SEPT IN, IL

~
,. WAsHIN6ION, ID. O., sept. 7tb, 1874. !
scared n pos$ls III be received At this Office I'M
VI u n q ths bTH DAY OF OCTOBER liza, for fur
hlls Ge,it eFing hitting, and putting in place
Sssset 81 Elevator IN the sOu.h Wing Cf the new
Srs.ei msT' and Navy Dessrtments' Building,
Copies q The General Specifications, Drawing. of
cation a. this Office.
The scs1clting required By ths Contractors TO
Inl TIE Eleva'or IN 81 ace will Re furnished by the
% eBt Tree OF charge, but will be erected By
The ElsTatOr must bs completed within three
Mouths tTeII ate Of ceptance Of proposal and she
ContraCtor viii be required 10 "a ar auI tn ir work
or q period % two years
Payment will be made on the completion Of the
work, less l0j per which ~isl be retained
Tn Elevator mss been sattsfac OriY ested for
q period Of SIX months.
. All bids must be accompanied By a prnal bond in
the sum Of five thOusa1d dollars, e DOOJ that the
bidder VIII accept and perform The contract If
awarded hfu the sufficierCy Of che security 70 be
certified ty the United States J-dze, clerk OF the
nltec Sta Court, the District Attorney Of tbs
oistflct wherein ne resides.
The Department reserves the right 70 reject or
all bids u il be deemed for the iaerest Of the Gov
ernment to 30 so.
Every bid must be made on the printed form 10 be
obtained A. this Office, sad must cpnfOrm In every
respect 70 The requirements Of tSIs advertisement,
CT u vii Dot b. Considered.
Pr pOtals viii not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged In she manufacture OF
Elevators ard Who have not the necessary facilities
for Eettirs cut the WORK.
Proposals. wilI be enclosed in q sealed envelope
endorsed "Bi for Passsu niger Elevator for the South
Wing Of the New State, War, and Navy Hspart-
A r MULLETT,
BepS 2f sups-visinR Architect.
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DI A. ID.

CBOEIN. On the q ns'ant. LAWRENCE
seocLd son - John end Mary Jane Grouin, aged z
yesls ard months. Slohmond papers please
Funeral will tske place from corner Is;h and :
streets Sunday et O'Clock p. M. Behaves and
friends sre respectfully requested 90 attend a.
LOVE. On Friday, the 18th Instant, at SIS o
m q malarisl fever, EMMA L wife q Charles g
Love.
MCEUEN. On the 2f'h Of September, az her
residence, No. 2l0s Penrsy wanna avenue, Of Con-
Sumption, EAhIE q. wife ~ Charles A McEuen,
aud only daughter q the late james u. Walker,
Esq +, Of tins city.
The relatives aad friends % the family are respect
fully invited TO stteud her funeral from tirace p v
Church, corner Of gfh aid streets southwest, on
Monday, the 18th instant, az O'Clock. fRichmond
and WytEeyille, Virginia, New arb, Rev Jersey,
papers please copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

NASuPAcToRIBs IN COLUMBUS, Cattle
Columbus (Ga.) sun of the 18th instant says:
"The Eagle and Phenix Mills have received co
woOlen looms to place in the new null which
has lust been completed. This will give that
immense snd splendidiy- ordered institution
% COO spindles and 200 looms, sixty Of which
are wooden. Larger wheels, now prep AIRED, will
be put in TO furnish more power. When this Ia
done, the mills of Columbus will be running
1000 spindles, 60 woolen and so cotton looms
all built with southern money, in less than
for them 60 900 bales OF cotton, worth a. taa,
time s15 600 900, besides millisns Of other prop
erty. Yet some people cannot see that Oolam.
bus has made any progress since the war"
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EVENING STAR.
BABY LAND


Hsw many miles tn Baby Land
Any one cav tell;
Cp one Digit,
To your right;
Please 10 ring tbs bell.
What can YOU see in Baby Lsnds
Little folks in white;
Downy heads,
Cradle beds,
Faces pure and bright.
What co they do in Baby Land9
Dream and wake and play,
Laugh and crow,
Shout and grow;
Jolly times have they.
Whist 90 they say in Baby Land?
Why, the oldest thing;
Might a. wed
Try 20 tell
What a Birdie sings.
Who is queen In Baby Land?
Mother, Kind and sweet,
And her love
Born above,
Suides the little feet.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOeaLs roe COAL.
JREAsURvD DEPARTMENT.
Ef7squ 81 EagrartHr sAF PrtafiHS
- 4 80. Ia q g ~ p - !. . -

Was4iHrrrA, u. &, Sep'sB1bsr 4, Is74.S
ershd PrCpGsAIs will Re received % this Office
Sntii ~ o'ciOC> a, NJ. EsDAY. 6th October, for
IGrntsbiuE sir hundred eco tors of ral 81 miae
tSeoTges cTetk) Cumberland coal, to be delivered
~ So times a. places and in sIch Quantities
may te quirt q aRd subJect 20 the Conditions
0uirsd By set OF Congress approved July nth, 1879,
VIZ That such coal shall weigh 22p0 ponds 20 the
ton, and shall be inspected and 2hed aud the
quantity feach load certified at the time Of deIiv.
erI by The person appOi1te5 and qusided andsr the
sctfOr That purpose, and that the prescribed fec
y cents for eaeh ton OF cOsl inspected weighed and
oenyered shall be paid by be contractor. ,"
fro posais ~ be consid cred binding for week
ron the O. h Of October. the Department reserviug
ne right 10 REJECT all any portion Of the bids
BE proposals viii be entertained unless accom-
panied % satisfactory evidence # ability fulhI
IL conuscft nor VIII any payment be made without
TIE oeftneste OF the inspector that the coal fur
nlroed 10 such as the contract calls for.
Propos ais shall be addressed aud sent 20 the Office
GEO. ID. MCOAhTEE,
sury Department. ser5-eotd
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R9-It cost New Haven, Conn, 30 to Kill and
bury Elk dogs last month.
eS-At Marietta, Pa, Wednesday night, one
Krass shot AZ and missed his wife. and then be-
lieviBg he had killed her, shot himself Domestic
trouble was the cause OF the act.
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The SULTAN's SCCC EssoR.-THe Vienna
New Free Press says the Sultan intends 70 az
point his eldest con 30 the chief command OF
the army, and this II a step preliminary 10 de-
clsring him heir 20 the throne contrary 70 the
inmemoTiAl precedent for the order OF succes
sff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

CHIeNoN In dead. The great deity OF the
feminine toilet 10 no more. Paris has given il
Every year there were taken into Paris ffj 900
pounds Of human hair In q "raw" or unworksd
state, worth e6S0, 900, and to be made into
chignons. Now all that money can be sp snt on
some othef Doueenao.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrUREAND
sUPERIOR OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
nA On THURSDAY, Uctober lst, 1874, com
HV&8 menciD9 at 40 O'Clock, shall sell, at
INV Prof. Martni's Hall, on street, between
9th and 10th northwest, a superior collection Of
II ouse hold Goods, &C.. removed thereto for couye-
Ms nee of sale, embracing in part:
is Oil Paintings, by well-known artists,
koseW GOD Case Piano Forte, 7-oStaye, 4 Enersoa }
OEe BleCs' Sewing Mschiue
Walnut Haircloth Paricr Suite.
Walnut, Oak and Pointed Chamber Entities
Fine Hair Mattresses, Whatncts.
Feather Pillows and BOlsters, Walnut Bookcase
Blankets, Comforts and Sheets
Walnut aud Painted Bure aus, Wardrobe5,
Wristbands and Chairs.
A superior lot of Brussels, Three-py aud other
Carpels
Walnut ExtersiOn DINING Table, Dining Chairs.
Walnut hsTbletop Bouifet.
China apd Glassware.
HeaIiDg Stoves, Kitchen Requisites, &C &c
sep24 dts BhTIMER CLEAkY Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26
ESY b. II. WARNER,
~ Hesl Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts northwest
TRUSTEES SALEOF BEAUTIFUL sUBUg
BAN kESIDhNOE At MOUNT PLEASANT

Thu STFEc' SALE OF BEAUTIFUL SUBUR
BAN kESIDhN0E AT MOUNT PLEASANT
d. g AT AUCTION.
IA By virtue Of a deed tf trust dated August 9TH,
BE s. ID. lSl, dolly recorded in Libsr No 655, folio
zAx Isl, one OF the laad records for Washington
county, 10 the District Of Columbia, and at the
request OF the party secured thereby will sell at
pgeHc suction, on MONDAY, September 2sth,
lel9, at o'clock IN the following described re Al
JAe Iart or west half # lot numbered eighty five
80 in Ssmuel p. Browns subdivision Of Pleasant
li2ins and Lemar's Outlet. Begir ming at the cen
ter CT said lot numbered eighty-hy 1857, on the
Eorfh Ire OF Laurel avenue; theace westerly one
hundred eId twenty 2a feet TO the west line of lot
numbered sixty i've (65' thence north seventy five
G5)teet by aud with said ine thence east one hun
drrd ard twenty 1901 feet to the centre Of said lot
eighty hy (SS feet, and tn southeriy seventy
hvo t75) fees 10 the beginning; together with the
juPrtNtmt hts, consisting of a thTee-story French
B0cf Frame Dwelling, Frame Stable, &c.
Terms: Dle-third cash, and tie balance At twelve,
eighteea and eDty feur Onths, for which install
mems the purchaser will be required to give his
proDsory notes, bssring interest at the rate of ten
per cent. per snnum from the day of sale, aud Sc
cold deposit of three hundred doll ars will be re-
Qured Of he purchaser at the time OF sale, aud all
convey aEclng al tx 9 expense of the purchaser. II
terms CT sa!e are not complied with Ia seven days
the Trustees reserve the right resell the property
a. the risk end cos. Of the sefautinR purchaser
tfeT Eve daTs' ad yertiseTnent.
- Plat OF the property can bs seen a. the Office
William sTIoKNEY,I r...oz
9EoBGE Il PLANT, ifussees
sepl7 -eo6ds J. T. GOODWILL. SALESMAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
by THOMAS BOWLING. Aucttoueer,
- GAL Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7,
TRUSTEES, sALR OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BEAL kcfATE an eDREET NORrH, 8E-
TWEEN 9TH AND nth STREETS WEST

REAL keTATE an sDREET SoRra, 8E-
TWEEN 9Th AND 10TH STREETS WEST.
q BY ytrtue Of deed Of tfust to the under
- signed dsIed November n, 1873, aud duly re-
cCrctd in Liber No 732 folio la ,one of the !ani
rcolds Tor Washington County in the District Of
,S and al the request OF ;he party occurred
the premises, on THURSDAY. the LIST day Of 0cto-
PER, lo4At O'Clock siithst parcel OF land sit
nate In the city Of Warrington, in the District OF
OSlumbis, known and described upon the p.ss and
Plan Of said city as and being ell OF lot numbered
niteen (l6l In square numbered three hundred and
seventy seven, ST. except the northeastern part
with depth Of sixty (eeJ feet, the portion % said
lot 20 be cold being contsoed within the following
d-scrip'ioD, 20 wit: Besinning at The northwest
corner of said lot numbered fifteen, (l5,I and ruu-
ming thence eest on street. forty Al feet aud
ore inch thence south parallel with the east and
west lines OF said lot sixty t6oD feet thence east
south with said east line ninety % feet 10 the
southeast corner OF said lot thence west with the
south line forty Elk 49, feet and inch to the
southwest corner Of said lot thence nsrIh with the
wet line forty (l feet 10 the angle OF the 40
Icot alley; thence west with said alley fifteen (l5D
eet 70 The southwest corner Of the front part Of said
ot ard thence northeriy with the west line of said
front part OF said lot one hundred aud sixteen l6l
feet 70 the place Of begt nng together with ali and
singular the Improvements. ways, easements and
appurtenanoes to the same belonging appersain-
Terms of gale prescribed By said deed Of trust:
ne amcnnt secured theTebV, unpaid. ESQ 49,
and en- seEse OF SALE in cab, and the balance six
90 twelve fl3 and eighteen us months. for notes
bearing interest from The day OF sale, and secured
by A>tePd Of trust on the property sold. deposit
OF 500 viii be required at the time of sale All
con-, aneiDg at the cost q the puIoha,er If the
teI ns 81 sale sre not complied with within seven
from the date of SALE then toe property TO be
resold at the risk and COS; Of the dafauItng pur.
chess T, ard the said derosii shall be forfeited.
HAsRY n. TsLLmapGE Trustees.
sATl4fd THOMAS DOWLInG. Arct.
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tS1 L. H. WAREER,
a. Real Estate Broker ard Auctfoneer.
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT THEE
STONY FRAhE COTTAGE AT NOUN

TRUSTEES SALE Of A NEAT THREE-
STONY ERahE COTTAGE AT MOUNT
- By virtue Of q deed CT trust dated June 26th
&TSA ID. le7l, and duly recorded in Iiber No. COS,
~ toiio 23l, cue OF the land records for Washing.
ton county, in the Dl-trct Of Columbia and at the
request OF the party there by viii! sell at
public auction, In front 80 the premises, On MON
DAY, September -, lS74, at O'Clock D. m all
those certain pieces parcels Of LAID situate and
being in Washington county, District Of Columbia,
ard known parts of Lots nineteen (l9D aud twenty
co. 10 g. p Brown second subdivision OF pleas,
Plains and Lemsrs Outlet, said pieces fr
Gu the east sido Of the Old Piney Branch road aud
oPpcsite s. p. Browns homestead, beginning for
said pieces st the southwest corner OF laid lot uine
teen, 49, ard running ther zee ssstwardly with the
line - sheridan ayenCe one hundred and sixty four
AID hve.te9ths (l6ftl0) feet to 3 ten-fsOt alley,
thence northerly with the line Of said sllsy hun
drtd and ten (ll0 feet, thence weswarily parallel
with 81 eriGan avenue to the old Piney Branch
road, thence sOntherly with said road TO the place
OF beg ming, improved ss above.
Terms: Une-tBird in cash. and the balance at six
erd twelve nom hs, for which Inst aments the pur-
Chaser shall give his Dronissory notes, bearing in
tfre1t the rate of 10 per cent per aunum from the
dsy Of sale, ard secured by deed of trust on the
property sold A dfpo,it If Sl00 will Q required
~ tine Of Fale. All conveyancing at purchasers
cost. II terms of sale arc not complied with in
days, the trustee the right 20 resell
the property at the rick aud cost of the dsfauting
purchaser, SITTER five days advertise ment
FREDE8ICK KOONES, Trustee
sep4T-eo6cs J. T. CGLDW FILL, Salesman,
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DY LhTIMER q CLEkRf.
b Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania az g. and IItL street
Star Oece Buildings,

TRUsTEx'S SALE oFYALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPaRTY ON TOE WEST SIDE OF SEV-
thTEkhTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN U
AND V SThEsTS NORTH.
"a Under and by virtue Of fige go deeds Of trust,
~ dated December the I'll, 1873, ami recorded in
elbeT I52, folio 249 ct seq, aud iber 74O foiios
o. S. and T0 the land records OF the District
OF Columbia, and at the eQuest of the hodsr of the
notes secured thereby, viii sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the 2i day Of
october, 1874 at IA O'Clock p m, in front Of the
PFC misses, the following property, described in said
deed OF trust All OF lots Buaab Bred 16I l6o 1885, i62
and lS9, Of BoughtoD Msore's Subdivision of GER
10 improved By athree- story brick house. with man
sArd roOf-partially completed. Each lot Will be
sold separately.
Terms made known at time Of sale. If tsrms of
sale are not complied with wiGhin five DAYS from
day of SALE the property will be resol1 AT risk and
cost OF purchaser or purchasers on default Oon-
veyancing at purchaser or purchasers' cost.
LEROY TURTLE, TrnstAa
ser24dSda lATIMER A. rl.Ehpv
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
KITTY ON n STREET, BETWEEN arm AND

FkTY IN S sTkErHT R EsALHhBLE PK9 On
9TH eTRKET5.
g. By virtue OF q deed of trust, dated 2lst No.
~ vem5,r, 1873, recoI ded in Liber TAI, folio as
= win sell, on sA To RDAT. October ., 1874, at
8, m, on the premises, lots So, 81 and S. in sub
division q lot "a in square bl3, Washington city
These lots are on the south side of street, be-
twest az sp6 5:h streets are improved with com.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed BY the deed: 81 400
With expense OF the sale, each house, in cash;
residue In SIX and tweC months, with interest se-
cured by deed Of tru,t. sle0 depOsi on each lot
when cold, and ali sncing at the cost OF the
purchaser. FRED, W JONES Trustee
p. S.-The holder Of the debt is willing to loan
Sl4OO on each house for year, with interest at
70 per cent. F. W
seT22-dts LATIMER CLEARY Aucts
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RY WASH, B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
II fsuccessof 10 Green & Williams Moth neers
Northwest corner 10th and streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DrsIRARLu LOT nm
n.AASSs.ACHUsETTsAyEMUE, B1TWEEN ARA
- BY virtue Of q decree passed by the snnrame
e80our Of the District Of Columbia, in Ea1ity
sos9ss NO. $50. viii cell g public suction, In
So s II. sisS Lot nS Square
This lot fronts 81 feet inches on Massschusetts
avenue, between 4th and 6th streets,
Tefms: One-thifd cash; balance ct six and twelve
months, for which the notes Of the Vurch sssr bear.
Ing interest from the day Of eele viii be taken, and
win be required st the time Of sale. All convey.
an'i's a' COST VIZ q 2rr F. ee SsfEs,rrrseLr
w. KING, Trustees
epsd IRsp.l WASH, B, WILLIAMS, Ase..
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GyoHIl LOAF oHYI0l, ssvs~ n IA ~
~ - Mo- fHb AS0ss, safranos O tsW -
e ne Gig. Honey ioensa & ths ievsss fsss0 {
o. ntereE On Cod and Silver HstehG, Dia1sn6S
eSssemS 0sehinss oarDsa ~ u e.sselss .
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AUCTION SALES.
DY LATIMER & CLEAHT,
- Auctioneers and Rssi Estate Brokers.
Southwest cerner PeEnsy III sp;a avenue and iIrh 81
Star Once Binding.

OHAhCEh1 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sSRTH Pfin sfRknTD BsfAsEkss TT A NJ
y2D sTREnTs Wet; IN the CITY OF
MAsnh 81 f DISTRICT OF 00L9aBiA
~ the District Of Columbia, passed in Isity
M cause No. 1901, Of Lonis u Schneider against
in said cause viii .e a. snses gaS0
highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the 9sth gay Of
Sept. mber, commencing st o'clock D IN i, on the
Sit: Lot numbered %, iE subdivision OF original
lot numbered Il, In eQnare numbered seventy nine,
lIS1 tmsde by me trustees In the cause, with the
dwelling, containing about l3 rooms
Immediately after the above sale will sell LOT a.
sslo snediyison OF said lot Is in said squsre seveny
I9, snd improE nts each OF said lots ~ aud
- being % feet lAs inches on street, by rs feet
Immediately after the above sale will sell lot let
tered A, in william EIiOtt's subdivision of orr
Rtnsl lot 49, in said 70, and the
thereon, consisting Of large dwelling hnuse.
i.ttsred B. in sat subdivision Of said lot L. Ia said
square 79 and improvements thereon, consisting Of
large dwelling house; said lots A and beng II
Terms Of sale: ODe-tbird purchase money cash,
and balance If purchase money pay able ia six (6j
sna WE'VE ~ mouths from day Of sale, with in
payment thereof to be secured By the prOmissory
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, ith surety
or suretles, to be approved by the trustees or the
Whole Of the pbrcbsse mon=y can be paid cash on
day OF sale, or fnsl rattle alton thereof by the
court. A lien will be retained on thu property
SOLD, and no deed will be given until all the pur
chase money shall have been paid. All convet-
ancfnR at cost OF the purchaser or purchasers. If
purchaser tsts to comply with terms Of sale within
right to resell the property sold at the and risk
OF tie Gefaulting purchaser purchasers. A de-
p1sIt OF 10 VIII be required on each piece Of prop
JAMES @. PAYNE rr,.,aa.
Nm MILLER, Ir"s'ees'
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NI EATIMER d CLEART,
- AuctioDeers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and iltb st -,
Star Once Buildings.
IMPROVED PROPEBTY ON FoUTH q ST.
BETMEkN ID STREET WEST AND DELk,
WABE AVENUE. AT AUCTION
- On tn BSDAY AF rERNOON, Octobsr is.,
Il a. CLOCK, We will sell, In front Of the premI,
oco, neNing front OF 81 feet south street, with
oe pin o. 10 feef, and improved By Frame yell
The shove property viii be divided or sold as whole
Terms made known at sale,
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