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NSYLvANIA GEN
TRIAL RAILROAD

- -
TRIAL RAILROAD
ON AND AFTER III p. p. Sunday MAY
- ], 1870, Trains arrive at and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Washinton and
Liberty street, as follows;
ARRIVE.
Mail Train, 1.30 m Fast Line, l2.1s a
m Wells accommodation No. /, 6. 20 a IN
Brinton accommodation No l, 7.50 a m ;
Wallis accommodation No 2, S.55 m ;Cin-
cinnati express go m; Johnstown ac-
commodation 1880 a m; Braddock's ac-
commodation No l, 700 m; Pittsburgh
express l.S0 p m; Pacific express l.5O D m ;
Wallis accommodation No 3, 2.S5 IN
Homewood accommodation No ], 9.55 p m;
Walls accommodation No 4, $50 p m I;
Brinton accommodation No 2, LILO D IN
Way Passenger 1920 p m.
DEPART.
Southern express $50 m; Pacific ex-
press 2.40 m Wallis accommodation No
l, 6.S0a m; Mail Train $40 IN Brinton's Q
accommodation 1920 m Braddock's ac-
commodation No l, $40 m; Cincinnati
express 1885 p m; Wallis accommodation
=, 1l.5l m Johnstown accommodation
4.05 p m; Homewood accommodation No
l, $50 p m; Philadelphia express $50 D m;
Wall accommodation No 3,S.05 p m; Wall 5
accommodation No 4, COS p m; Fast Line
7.40p m; Wallis No IS, 1l.O0 m.
The Church Trains leave Wallis Station
every Sunday at sos a. M, reaching Pitts
burgh at 1905 a. m. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at 1850 p. M, and arrive at Walls
Station at 2.lo p. m.
Cincinnati express leaves daily. South
ern express daily except Monday. All 9TH
or Trains daily, except Sunday.
For further information aply 70
w. H. BECKwITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will Not assume any Risk for Baggage ex-
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
responsibility to One Hundred Dollai sval-
ue. All baggage exceeding that q cunt
in value will be at the risk of the 5nsr.
unless taken by special contract.
A. j. CASSA1
General Superintendent, Altoons Pa.
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a. NIP. NIP. mia. mia. MP. IN
Trains run by Philadelphia Time.
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen'l Sup't.
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Allegheny Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail-
way, and Buffalo, Cory & Pitts
burgh r. r.

ON AND AFTER Monday, February Q,
~ 1874, trains will run as follows:
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JOB WORK Of all kinds done AZ this Of
y nee on short nctice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-07

SINGULAR ACCIDENT TO BALTIMORE GIRL
The Harrisburg Telegraph of Tuesday saws
that at picnic party near Morgsntown, Berks
county, the other day, Miss nnie X. johnson, of
A rope swing had been attached to the limb of
tree fully thirty feet from the ground and
Miss johnson, being OF a daring disposition
insisted on being swung as high as the gentle
men present could swing her. The sport was
continued for some time, when suddenly Miss
Johnson's head was noticed to drop 20 one side.
her mucles relaxed, her arms let 90 their hold
ana drop, and away the unfortunate girl WAS
hurled through the air. The momentum of the
swing carried the apparently hfeless form
ground, and lodged her between two branches
at the point where they join the trunk OF a tree
which stood about thirty-eight feet from the
tree to which the rope was attached. 1t required
only a few minutes elaboration for the gentle
men TO realize the situation and determine
what TO do. 1t was fully twenty feet from the
ground 10 the first limb above, and the trunk
Of the tree about three feet in diameter
They backed the wagon with its canvas directly
under the tree, so that, IN case she would drop,
her fall would be partially broken. The swing
was hurriedly taken down, and in an instant
one end OF the rope was thrown over the limbs
OF the other tree and secured below. By this
means two gentlemen OF the party hurriedly
went up the rope, and in few minutes were at
the side OF the unfortunate girl. She was lust
returning to consciousness, and the force of her
fall had SO securely wedged her between the
trunk and the limbs as to require no little effort
t. extricate her. Miss johnson at once realized
her fearful situation. She was pale and weak,
men desired. The rope was pulled up, a slip
knot was made and passed around her BODY
under the arms, and the other end passed around
the limb, and in this manner she was lowered TO
the ground in safety. With the exception of a
few severe bruises and scratches she sustained
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A Doe AMONG PoRPoIsEs.-The Cape May
Daily Wave tells story of q Newfoundland
dog:-While with his master during stroll on
the beach, the master noticed large school of
fish running in close to the breakers, followed
by great drove Of porpolses, that we're rolling
and bouncing through the water in apparent
excitement with the grand chase after the
frightened fnDies. The dog Carlo, noticing the
rumpus, and being encouraged by his master to
venture out among the ssa-pigs, gave a shrill
bark, and started out as gracefully as q dog of
cork floating over the billows. Onward he
plunged, ana upon reaching the PROPOSES he
set up terrible yelping, to the CONSERVATION
of the sea pigs, for dog barking among the sea
residents Is an unusual thing. Carlo now
plunged, first Tor one porpoise and then for an
other, and SO excited the whole company that a
grand charge was made, and Carlo was obliged
TO beat retreat. which be did in great haste,
followed by scores of the enemy, jumping,
snorting and tumbliDg about, evidently much
delighted at putting the Newfoundland stranger
to flight. The dog was chased close In shore,
bis pursuers only retiring after getting among
the breakers. Upon an examination of Carlo
after his novel venture Mr.. Carson found tbs
he had been severely dashed in the side, and ad
bad one ear partly bitten of. This, we believe,
is the first instance on record Of dog going out
to battle with the hosts Of the sea.
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ID 4 Z ID


BEN1ZLrB. On the 7th instant, sf chsler.
1nfsJtum: MARY ADELAIDE, yOunEesf dauehf a
and - days " "''
They crossed the tiny dimpl hands
They robed her form In SNOWY hands.
About her beautious baby face
They twfped the spotlees flow ers Of grace
ehe sveetly sleeps on Jesus' breast,
"A lamb sale folded 90 his rest.
Well meet again, no more Go part,
Ana clssp her 10 our learning heart
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, 1876
5.h street northwest, on Saturday afternoon, sth
Instant, At O'Clock, TO which the relatives and
friends Ell the family are respectfully Invised.
BINGHAM. On the morning a August 7th, l7f,
LAURA :, beloved wife Of l.. ID. Brigham, and
daughter OF Henry and Ann ones, IN the 18th year
81 her age.
Relstiyes and friends are respectfully invited 20
sttend the funeral 81 O'Clock .. m. Sunday sfter-
q Don.
CASEY. August 9th. JOHN CASEY, in the ssh
year OF his age, native Of OOuzty Kerry Ireland.
MAY be rest IN peace. Amen
lCbicsso papers please copy.l
bis funeral viii take place ct 40 O'Clock Saturday
nlorblng, from the resdeEce OF his daughter. re-.
murphy, No. 1O2s Sd street northeast, between n
and streets: TIE friends Of the family and the
members OF the sOdslity Of the B. Virgin Of St.
Aloysius ChuI ch are invited TO attend.
hA1s. The funeral CT the late CHARLES M
hkfs viii take place from HE residence, Kdge-
wood, at O'Clock p. m. Saturday, August sth, ls7l
Tbefrierds Of the family iRvited attend ser
wees at the house and Glenwood Cemetery, D. o.
Time OF tEterment, O'Clock.
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DROPOsALs FOR RKPAIRIHS PENNsYL
WANNA AVENUE.

ENsISEER's OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON. July 30, 1874.
Sealed Proposals viii be received At this Office
until IL o'elcek m on SATURDAY, August =, 1874,
Ior repairing and keeping in repair for three years
the caIrisseway the nsrth side Of PenRsy ais
avenue, from LIST to 18th street northwest
Bidders are invited to submit proposals for any
pan OF repair that they may deem proper, and each
material.
Zach bidder will be required, before presenting
bis bid, TO pOst with the Collector the credit OF
the Commissioners Of the District Of Oolumbia o2O,
TAXING receipt therefor, q guarantee that he
will enter into and carry the act, II awarded
him, In accordance with his bid.
The money so eposited will be refunded to the
unsuccessful bidders after the award OF the con-
tract and TO the contractor upon the completion OF
the work.
The contractor receiving the avsrt will be re-
CURED 70 give bonds IN the sum Of SO 900 to faith
foly comply with the terms Of this contract and to
Keep the said pavement in good repair fO- thres (S
years from tue d,te Of the sletiOn Of the work
The rfeht 10 REJECT any and all bids Is reserved.
Bids TO be indOrsed Proposals for Be pairing and
Keeping in Repair Pennsylvania Avenae," and
addressed 10 the Engineer Of the District Of Co
lumbia.
BY order Of the Engineer.
ausl467 FRANK T. HOWE, Chief Clerk
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PROPOSALS.
DRoFQsALs IOR WROUGHT AND CAST
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DEPARTMENr,
MAsHlS6Tos, ID. O., August I'm, 1874.

NkVSShI AND CAST IRON WORK.
sDs and %
es y, ss'sIiS.S in the sseeias :, and
Iron sieh.:. and G.issaiIss Iron yIsss for 0sii:.
l.I ooss
Cosie. Of be Drs.iass. ep cine.tion, and sche.
cuIs may be hsa on application At thi. once.
s be ias sg ss
Tree OF charge, bat viii be erected d. the con-
Proposal- will b, made By the pie, superficial or
nee foot or weight, tor the various items OF work
The shole Of the wrought and ost-Irou work
must be delivered rapidly be called for BY
q n..y III. nes o. I'D is
nutsfor tbs south prison wing for which lbs will be
eeiis sId the single fiues within four weeks from
esSt,s cit q SrSp SAL toe nisses Tor SC
IRON same cate; the inches for third er cells and
the nichss for four hitter coils aed quafrupis ass
Within ten weeks from same date. Also cast iron
main prison for south wios within eleven weeks
The niehS-, nu.s, ceilings, and corrugated iron
Tor the north wing may not be required until next
ssmmsI. and ned net therefore be made By the
door franes &c fJr ceuter wirgI will be required
within eleven weeks from date Of seeeptancs Of pro-
Payments viii be m,ds monthly, deductins 10 per
Cent until the final eom pletiOn OF the lntract.
All bios mast be accompanied By a penal bond Of
two rssgOusi bic persons, in tue Of four thou
sand dollar, "a co0l tnst the bidder will accent
and perform the contract il awarded him, the suf.
cheney or the security to be certified by the United
states Jrdge. Clerk Of the Uhfted states Court or
sides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids IL t be deemed for the iuterest OF the
government to 30 10 order more les, of any
item at the same rate proposed In the schedule ut
its option.
Every bid rust be made on the printed form to be
obtained a. tbis office, and must conform in eysry
respect 20 The requirements OF this advertisement
or IL will not be Considered.
Props ais will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged in tho Manufacture Of
wrought 81 asst iron work, and W no have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals. will be enclosed In q scaled envelope,
endorsed Bid for Wrought and Cast Iron Work
for New JAIL District Of Columbia" aud addressed
to
su6- 1T A b NUILETT, supArvising Architect
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EVENING STAR.
BY THE SEA.

Slowly. steadily, under the moon,
Swings the tide In its old time way;
Never too late and never too soon,
And the evening and morning make up the
day.
Slowly, steadily, over the sands.
Ar over the rocks they fall and flow;
And this wave has touched dead IN an q hands
Ard that one has seen q face We know.
They have borne the good ship on her way,
OR buried her deep from love and light;
And yet. as they sink at our feet to-day,
All, who shall interpret their message Alright,
For their separate voices of grief and cheer
Are blended at last in one solemn tone;
And only this song of the waves hear,
"Forever and ever His win is doneI'
Slowly, steadily, TO and fro,
Swings our life in its weary way;
Now at its ebb, and now at its flow,
And the evening and NOR ming make up the
day.
Sorrow and happiness. peace and strife,
Fear and rejoicing it's moments know
How. from the discords OF such life
Can the clear music of Heaven flow?
Yet to the ear of God it swells,
And TO the blessed round the throne,
Sweeter than chime of silver bells,
"Forever and ever His will Is done!"
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DEATH OF A FAMOUS AND CURIOUS CHAR
AcTER.-A telegram from Little Rock lark
announces the death Of Colonel s. @. Faulkner,
otherwise known as Sandy Faulkner, the IA
nous "Arksnsas Traveller" Many persons who
have read the curious title Of this parsonage
doubtless imagined that he was a myth. He
was born in Kentucky in the year 1904. In 1881
he went to Arkansas, and in 1882 became ac-
quaipted with Waller Wright, the original
squatter In the song and story known as the
Arkansas Traveller. Wright sang a jumbied
sort of song which attracted Faulkner's atten-
tion-a song and tune he had heard In various
air, Faulkner made into the Celebrated song.
and for many years past he was himself uni
versaily known as "The Arkansas Traveller"
He lived in Little Rock, and he belonged TO
that peculiar class OF southerners who are gem
orally designated sold and respected citizens. %
Previous to his death he might be seen every
day about the streets of the town INDUCING his
excellent taste for music and story telling.
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0"Profeesor, will you have cigar ?" said
men stood up and replied: "Thank you, don't
care II I DO"
0An Indianapolis apothecary turned his
s sag OF "Drnes" upside down to attract atten-
way by mistake.
o"Beecher's income ID said 10 be $4,000 pc
year." Then, he he not guilty. That preacher
doesnt live, and never did live, Who could
make $50 900 year and waste any time 1t al
fooiipg with engravipgs and ankles.-LoHisvfiIe
Courier yo9rraL
ga romantic York girl thought 10 Maud
hay" She stood over yellou jacket's nest a.
che swung her little rake. First jump from the
score, eleven feet; distance to the house, half
q mile. Time, two minutes.-Aarskal (IH.)
Messenger.
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Leave NV Name OUT

one or the bores OF newspaperdom ie the aily
procession OF chaps who march into the edito-
rial rooms just after the adjournment or the
police court, with the request "Please leave nv
name out OF your police reports" and accom-
panying said request with explanations which
prove that the fellows are anon the most eifeei
liars in the universe. This thing is becoming
rather monotonous. 1t Is useless 20 tell the IA
th az certain way to prevent the dreaded pub
location is 10 behave themselves respectablv.
in they come right on time the next morning
with freshly blacked eyes and battered hats,
and with that same old plaintive petition, or TO
ask that we falsify the police records as 10 the
character OF the offence or penalty inflicted
AS before remarked, this is becoming monoto-
nous a., ana unless there is an early change We
OF corrections, OF which the following para
graphs are samples:
CoKREoTIos.-The Mr.. snoozer arrested for
being drunk on the streets, is not Snoozer, the
hsh peddler. The latter gentleman gets drunk
In his house, believing that intoxication, like
charity, begins at home.
peared in our police report yesterday, charged
with stealing q baby wagon. This is not Mr.
U: NO, our wen known bridge-tender. He
wouldn't be safe to leave q circus chariot or a
freight train laying around where he could get
yesterday contained the account of the elope-
ment of gay Lothario Of this town, named
Suggins, with the wife OF well-to-do farmer
in q neighboring county. And now comes Stig-
gins, the plasterer, to say it isn't him. Stis.
gins wife is sitting in a buggy in front of our
Office, and after a cursory glance at her we are
prepared to say that we wouldn't blame Stig-
girs If he did run away. She must be a living
and constant provocation to skedaddle All
right, Sug. 1t Is another man, this time, but III
you can get chance TO elope with a good look
ing woman, our advice Is to "git."
GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUK.-Pluguglie, who
runs a saloon on the tow path, called this morn.
ing to say that he Is not the PlugugIie who beat
and robbed countryman at a late hour We'd
nesday night. We are bound to believe him,
but at the same time we must say we wouldn't
like to encounter this particular Pluguglie
alone at a late hour of the light with any yslu
ables about us. If robbery, murder, and sud-
den death are not written on his countenance,
We don't want q cent
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PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
IL IRON WORK FOR THE Library OF tn i
NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.
OF cVPEkVlSING ARCHITECT
TRFASuRy Dvpap rNzNr

l.
OFFICE OF eUPERvIsING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DKPARIMzNT,
bdS1fREfOH. ID. e., Jufy 24th, 1874
sealed Proposals will be received ct this Office
rNIIL - NJ. or The Hath DAY OF AUGUST, 1874, for
dc g, ntting, AID partipg in place
Library Of the New State Department.
Oopfes CT the Drawings end Specific atoms may be
Red on apple alton At this Office.
. All scsnOiding required by the contractors TO put
the work In place will be furDished By the Depart
Eent Iree OF charge, but will be erected by the
Proposals will be made for the whole work COM
glete, as shown on Drawings, and described in
epecifcstion.
The whole Of the work must be completed within
Hour months from date Of acceptance Of the pro-
posal
Payments will be made monthly, deductins 10 Der
cent, until the com pletiOn Of the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied by a penal bond Of
Two resp nsibie persons, IN the Of twenty five
THOUSAND dollars, SIS o00,J that the bidder will
eufhciency "a the security To be certified by the
United States Judge, Clerk Of the United States
Court, OF the District Attorney Of the District
wherein the bidder resides.
or al bids ~ IL be deemed for the interest Of
Government 20 do
Every bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained ~ this once, and must conform In every
respect 20 the requirements Of this advertisement,
or II Will bet Be Considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged IN the manufacture Of
cast-trCn work, and wis have not the necessary IA
cilities for getting cut the work.
All bids ust he enclosed IN sealed envelope,
Work u Library, View State Department, Wash
tngton, ID. G. ." and addressed to
B MULLETT,
JyABs Supervising Architect.
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To BE Continued
n a e n n n m .

s.SAMPB1LL-DYsos. On THURSDAY. August
Or, al the residence q the brides mother. IN the
ReA. Father Boyle, Rev. WILLIAM A T. DAMP.
FILL, Of Kingston. jamaica, 60 Mis- KMMAy
city. No cards
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TRUsTEESeALEO OF VALUABLE HOUSE Ar
LOT ON STREET, BETWEEN 3D AND y

II Real E.tate Auctioneer, Sig 7th street
TRUsTEEssALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT On STREET, BETWEEN BID AND 4TH,
- By virtue Of deed OF trust to me, dated the
- 9th day of July, A. d. 1873, duly recorded in
Iiber 72s folio z23 one of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, will self at public auction,
In 'front.' Of the premises, on FRIDAY, August 4 tn,
at O'Clock p M, all that piece parcel Of ground
known as parts of Lots numbered one ID and four
teen, H,) in Square numbered five hundred and
thirty -one, (6sl,) beginning for the same at the
southwest corner OF lot numbered one, I'D and
thence running north along the last line OF lot num-
bered ninety nRe 99) feet nj and half ga
1nches thence east twenty i2O) fest; thence south
ninety Line tS9) feet nine and half (9s) inches TO
the line Of north street; thence west twenty (20)
feet along the line OF north street to the point Of
beeinnir together with the improvements Consist
ing Of q three story Brick House.
Terms: One h alf cash, and the balance in equal
Ustallmepts six and twelve months, the deferred
payments to be secured on the property sold. Con.
elarciIg 1t purchasers est. a deposit of 500
required as soon as the property Is knocked down.
The Trustee reserves the right resell risk and
cost Of defaultng purchaser If the terms Of sale are
not complied witt in ak days after date of sale
BAINBRIDGE II. WEBB, Trustee.
sul-d&ds TROS. Is. WAGGAGAN, Auct.
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EvADIKe THE MuZzLB oRpINAEcs.-A LYNN
dog goes about the sti eet, with his muzzle At
tached to his tail, and . blanket, the super.
scription OF which ives ont that. the dog law
which requires the wearing Of the ornament,
does not designate the place Of wearing it, The
police court lie looking into the books.
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RAILROADS.
RALTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- SUNDAY, July s. lal

HOA WASHIMGTON CITY.
80 .. NJ Baltimore and Way 6tsaioue
'.Oo e; ~, Ss!nmors. Annapolis, Cranberry and
Rr:nes oon On Main Stem, and Washington
$50 :. m, I.l.,nor. md Bsl.y.
eo" timor. IA LIN, Phiisdeiphia, Boston, Bal
SOS |. r.. 6Sse. ss B. Lou,.. Louisville, o,uon.
ford SSrinaD bss2 psTsslsy and sss
b, E..n.szti,s, HsssI.tosn. 2rsdsEief. stsnn:
sssss. r: s:,ss q ssss: ..s w s..aoD: :."'
1000 .. m, Baltimore, Biadensburs, beltsvills,
, nm Lanrel. Annapolis Junction and keIaY.
LOO p % Msv IS.f, PhilsdslIais. EoIioh, H.
s.As ?: n. Bslti@ors, Irsdsriok and Ill inter.
P0t ,, Of 1oess and WaS Stations, via Metro.
as ; N. Bs.imors, Ann polis and WAY stations.
9das 2. NJ, B SI:ts and Rsay.
esesao 3 snf G1 si.,I Louisville. otn,n.
Isy sRrinss,, ,RosEviis. hssertoWn. PIT
yse B.i.inS ,ss snd Wv z: Ss ssiioS..
e.%s m, fittsbure, Rockville, Point 81 Rocks,
s,a a BsIk sley Springs, Oumberlasd.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
6da' rs. and and wsS SiG,''"'-sso g. m. 100.
For Baltimore and RsIar.-T.sO .. m. and T.os
wss;-s.os a: M and Jpn.
81 Az 1taiss iSiop at Viadxa Hotel, Relay
For further information apply q. the Baltimore
snd OHIO Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
for to be and
any RS Haa IN = the s sisy. n.. ,r,,..,,,,
GEO. B. KO0NTZ, GENT Asenf. jy25
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Two CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS were talking
together, when one asked the other: "Where
was you enduring the war;" The other replied
81 was twenty-four months in the army, SIR
Yaas, wal, whey was you enduring that time?''
"I was twenty three months in the hospital -
"And whey was you enduring the other month?''
"I was locking for the hospital"
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by THOMAS r. WAGGAMAN
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, sig 7th street.

TRUsTIE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON NJ
sTB1BT, HEAk CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
- By virtue of deed OF trust to the undersigned,
dated January 9th, ISL, recorded in Liber No.
ESQ, folio SO, one Of the land records OF ash.
ipgten county, In the District of Columbia, and by
direction Of the parties secured thereby will sell
At public suction, on the premises, on SATURDAY,
real estate, TO Wit Part of original Lot numbered
three 80, q Square numbered one hundred and
sixty fl6o), beginning for the came Ut o point
street ninety three 81 100 feet east OF the south.
western Corner Of said square, thence northeaerly
along the line OF Bhode island avenue to poiaf due
north OF the point Of beginning and thence south to
the point OF beginning The Lot Is improved by
comfortable two-story Cottage.
Terms of sale One third cash; balance in 6, IL
snd Is months with interest at per cent from day
OF sale, and secured by deed Of trust the prem
lses. All conveyanciDg at the cost Of purchaser. A
deposit Of $500 will be required ct the time of SALE
Ii the terms OF sale are not complied with In days
from day OF SALE tte Trustees the right to
r'sell the property ct the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser
FRRD. WI JONES, lr
JOSEPH b: EDS0N,S Irus'ees'
JyA-eo6ds THO6. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct.