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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST DKTzCTIvEs-
Detectives Iilley snd Heidelberg OF the cen %
u ttOihce we're SUSPENDED from duty YESTERDAY,
AND serious charges have been preferred against
tLem. on December :, Detectives Leahy and
CisIp Ci the central office seized a number OF
noIst blankets ara carriage robes, which proved
70 oe stolCn property, ~ the stable OF Hewlett
odeit' N east Twenty-fOuTth street. The next
dsy one OF these blankets was missing, and n Is
hlieken inst II wac subsequently found in n
coset AZ the detective Office which Is used Joint
" by lilly and Heidelberg. ~ Is alleged that
lliy' when questioned, stated he hal nut AZ
mere by direction OF Captain Irving The ac-
SIseG lehy al Tue &llegs ions except that the
blanket was found ia their closet and claim
ttat u must have been put there nv some per
son With Intent TO cause their dismissal. They
VIII lie tried on Wednesday neNt.-N. y. Jour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29
The Fsfa, DueI an Tjss,.s,nn,

As has already been announced, a duel WAS
fought on "wednesday last at Grand Bay, Miss.
the principals being Mr.. A. n. Tardy and Dr.
John Is. Lay, OF Mobile, Ala, the result OF
which was that the former was killed at the first
tire. A Mobile dispatch gives the following
Rd'uculsfs OF tue fatal meeting, together with
The causc5 leading to it. The principals in
TIE unfortunate affair were Mr.. A. n. rsrdy,
the Insurance agent, and DIR. Benz. ID. Law, the
actusry OF the Grangers' Life and Health In
suTance company. The origin, as We uQder-
stand, arose from letter from this city d
prominent northern insurance journal, over the
signature OF y. y. o. making some comments
upon The new company, with which DR. l. Az il
connected. On Monday DIR. Lay met Mr.. Tariy
and asked him IL he was the author of com
manicstion signed y. Y. e. in the Spectator.
Mr. Tardy said he was, whereupon DR.. Law
slapped his face. A few words passed between
them, ard then Mr.. Tardy sent d Dr. Law
q written message, demanding sstifsctiOn
for the insult, and referring to Colonel
Jenes Williams as authorized to make any ne
cesssry arrangements. The message was au-
s"ered, granting any satisfaction demanded,
and referring TO Captain p. NJ. Murphy as au-
thoTiZed on the part OF DIR. Layt arrange mat
tiers. The result was the choice of dueiiny ps-
tolls; the meeting TO be out of the state; the dis
tanoe ten PAGES, and the time Wednesday noon.
MT: 18rdy and his friends ieft on Tuesday
night, and repaired TO Grand Bay, and DIR. Lay
and his friends left on Wedn .sday morning Tor
the same place. The parties met, as by agree
ment, and took carriages and drove until thew
were over the line ard In Mississippi. As IL was
agreed upon for noon as the time. there was no
cholce as 10 position. The distance was meas
ured Of, the antagonists placed, and the dread
question asked: Gentlemen, are you ready?
Fire! one, two, three AT the word one a
sharp report was heard. Tardy's pistol fell
from his hand, he clasped his breast convul-
siyely, and feIl-a corpse. DIR. Lay return 81 TO
the city Immediately, and WAS met on Govern
ment street by gentleman who, not knowing
the duel had taken place, jokIngly asked the
ooctor whom he was going to shoot. Bursting
into tears, he exclaimed, MY God! don't ask me
anything about it, DR.. Lay was arrested aud
lodged In jail, TO await the action OF the civil
authorities"
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B,.u.rrl and ~. p..

The following IL TIE text OF BismSfct'. sn.ec,
N the Ger man parliament, briefly mentioard hv
telegraph, I'm which he snnounced the win
Vatican:
The Pore being purely religious CHIEF. there
WAS no occasion 70 keep a permanent poiitlcaI
representative at he court Things. tndeef
might have been ieft In sfsts Go hsd not he
present Pope, = true member OF the saur~b
mihtart, thought az ~ 60 revive the anrisnt
struggled Of the papscy With the temporal toue,
snd more especially with the German empire'
The spirit animating the pspscy IN this am
pAign vAs too well known % rea1ire comment.
eth, be would tell the house a story which h.d
been long kep. secret. but which, after uh.f
he'd happened, had better be made public IN
~, Nhen we NurtemSerg government had
pacy, the Wurtemberg envoy ~ Munich was
instructed 20 MAKE representation, and IN a
Conversation which passed between the
envoy and the nnncio, the latter said
America, and perhaps England ana Beisium.
IN al countries the Roman church had 70 loOk
10 revolution Is the sole means OF securiue her
Tlehtul pCsit'on. This, then. WAS the view OF
tse PTitstly dip'cmsfist stationed ~ Munich In
- At q formerly representing the Vatican at
fails Well. tie revolution 80 Ardently de-
tlred by the Vatican did not come 20 pasS hut
We bao the war OF $50 instead. Gentlemen I
an N posse scion OF conclusive evidence proving
mar the war OF lS7o Was the combined 1ork 81
lone ara France; that the Ecumenicsl conn
on Nss cut shore On account OF the war ana
lbat very cirerent votes would have been taken
by the co1ncil had the French been vlctorlous-
] brow from the very best sources that the Em-
Teror Napoleon was dTegged into tie var very
much against he will by the ,Iesulticsl tnas-
tTces ramp ant - his court: that be strOve hArf
10 resist those influences; that ia the eleventh
lour be determined 20 maintain peace: that he
stuck 10 his Determination tor hall an hour aud
That he was ultimately over owered by persons
representing Rome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29
= LATiMEh q ULEAEy,
y AGctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Per nsyvania avenue and llta g.,
star Once BUILDING,

TRUsTEks,sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROvEa
kEhL SsTATE, sIIUATsD ON THG N0sTH
9fH AND 10Th sTBEETs WEST, AND on
TaE EAST SIDE OF 10Th srRkET WEST,
AUCTION, GoDsistisa Of one Double and three
Single Three-sto Brick Houses, and one Two
"a by virtue Of deed OF trust, dated February
u is5h, is2 and dIly recorded In toeT No 66l,
ton county, in the District Of Columbia, aud by
s ~ ppc "a sns IN sSf NJ AZ
zoe, on SATURDAY, December 26, 1874, at
situate IN the city Of " as6inston, District Of 90,
lumbia, and known and described follows to wit:
o. in SQUARE numbered three huadred and seventy
four (14 Beginning for the first part az q point on
Isl 6l2) east from the southwest corner OF lot eight
(S) thence east sixty six feet and Elk inches 65 62
wesr sixty six feet aud six inches (6S l2 thence
south hundred and five (OS) feet to the plaos Of
so5SWess corner of I5s eight s tfencs east eis 9he
teen feet nine inches as SID; thence north one
feet pine inches rs I2J thence south one Hundred
end i've lO5) feet 20 place of beginning. Beginning
log the third part ca point on lOh street west,
hundred and seven feet ten ana one half Inches
sqnare thence north forty feet; thence east one
hundred and three l0) feet thence south forty 400
~ the place CT Beginning. Tosether with the I'M
Yrovements on the several parts, alb )yedescribed.
css6, and the balance ia twelve and twe0iy -four
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser
Per centpm per snnum from the day of sale, and
secured by deed Of trust the property sold, will
be taken The property will be sold In parcels each
louise and the ground appertsining thereto constf-
tltiDg one parcel A deposit of one thousand dol
lars will be required Of the purchaser at the tins of
saie and all convey ancipg will be at the eX pense OF
the purchaser. Ii the terms OF sale com piled
it'll in seven days, the trustees the right
resell the at the risk and cost Of the de-
fauting purchaser, after days advertisement 10
tome one or more newspapers published in Wash
ington, ID. O.
HALE HAIIET Fl kIIbbBBooHgRS,S Trustees.
decl2-d IRep.I LATInER OLEARY, Aucts.
ESTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
WADE EsDAY, the 9th day Of January, 1875. atithe
same place and hour.
HALLET KILROURY,k
LEWIS OLEPHAEE, trustees.
dcc26 LATINER OLEARY, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

THE LATEST American tourist in Europe took
notion TO buy a sealskin cloak for his wife
On nearing New York II occurred TO him IL would
be a fine piece of economy to avoid paying the
duties on it. Accordingly he asked a female
acquaintance on board to put it on and wear It
athOre as her own. She was only too happy to
accommodate. She wore IL ashore accordingly
but she omitted 70 meet the gentleman AFTER
ward, and so the wife Of prominent manufac
turer Of Springfield will have to 60 without he
seslskin this winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

THE FORCE Of example Is freshly illustrated
by an incident OF recent occurrence at Paducah,
KY. A youth of six or seven summers, who
had heard the particulars of the summary
lynching of horse thief in that neig hborhood
enticed his younger sister into the woods and ,
tying rope around her neck, endesvored
TO hang her 10 the limb Of a tree. Finding his
efforts not entirely successful, the mischisvous
lad tried by various methods Of torture TO ind uce
his sister to confess TO the crime Of horse-G:eal
ing, his efforts being terminated only by the
appearance Of an sveDging parent on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

TEE INSANITY OF THE GRAND DUKE
NIcHoLAs.-A st. Petersburg dispatch an
nocnces the sequel OF a scandal under the sh ad .
ow of the Imperial palace which was noised
about the world q few months ago. The Grand
Duke Nicholas, who STEELE his mothers lie gels
for gtfts 70 an adventures OF fsirer face than
fame, has been declared insane and placed nm
der parental surveillance which will be ant 10
keep him out of such scTspes In the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29
THIS EVENING.

EsY JANIS GUILD, Auctionsar,
~ lOl4 Pennsylvania avenue.
CLOTFTEG, FANCY GOODS, DRY GOODS, OCT
LkRY, WOMEE's UNDERGRADUATES, &c,
sales EVERY EVENING at 7.3o and
TUESDAY, Thu RSDkf and SATURDAY,e e. 40
O'Clock n.
Oct26.SJn JAMES GUILD, Auot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29
10y THOs. wAGGAMAN.
ID Real Estate Auotieneer, Sl9 7th street.

~ UEDER AND BY VIRTUE OF ADDED
80 & Trust to the undersigned Trustee, he lring
SS<s date on the 4th day of March, A. D. 1868, aud
duly Tecordes in Liber =. O. T., Ne 81, Tolios 75S
enc OF the land records of ASKING county, Dis
tTict IF Columbia ard By direction Of the parties
secured thereby, We shall offer for sale, bg public
snctlon on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the
9th dsy If December, 1874, ct 4 O'Clock, ali
INST piece ard parcel of ground in the city of Wash
trgtOu aud District Of Columbia, and known as and
ttlre the north half Of lot numbered twenty four
CA, square numbered five l5), according to The
st eE plan Of said city, with all the improvements
thereon,
Terms Of GALE: One-third OF the purchase money
IL CaPb, the balance in notes at six snd twelve
months, st per cent interest PER annurn secured
~ a coed of trust on the properly s 100 must be
paid e. q Oeposit at the time Of sale all convey
enCiEg az tho purchasers cost. should tho terms
OF ssle not be complied with within Ave days, the
Trustees reserve the right to resell thssane, at
purchaser risk, after Ave days notice,
W. Il, WOOD NAED,I ,--.
JEO. T. GIVEN, Arustees'
deol5-eo5ds THOS. &. wAGGAMAN, Auct'r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

ESX Il. q. wAEHEE,
BE Beat EstaTe broker and kucSiOpeer,
FEDERAL Buildings. Corner Tta S1G Streets y, W
TEUsTEss' SALE OF A DESIRABLE FOUR
6IOh1 AND MAGSAkD ROOF BRIOK
HOHSk, lueztly hgishtdD ON ID STREET
NORTHWEsT, HEAR TIE CuRNER OF
.as BY virtue Of n deed Of trus. to rs, dated au-
49, M, folio 40l, land records Of The District of
Columbia, and at thc request OF the party secured
Thea eby, NO will sell, IN front OF the pretlisss at
Pu. lie suction, on FRIDAY, January ), 1875, az
O'Clock .. m all teai piece parcel of grouuq,
situate In the oity of Washington, District Of 90.
lEn.hle, described SIS follows: Beginning at a pint
on The Eorth line az square numbered two hundred
and ninety three, 23 seventy nine (79J feet seven
end hve-e1Rbths 73s inches from the northeast cor
1881 feet four and three fturths go inches Inence
cue west to the eastern line OF lot numbered four
teen (l4)in shld square. thence due DOrth eighti-
three (6J feet four and three fOurths az inches to
the EoTth line OF said square, thence due east tho
GlaCe CT Dc ginning, bsns the western part Of lot
numbered two hu1dred and ninety three, 293) to.
6 inef with sil the improvements thereon.
Terms: Cne-fourth IN cash, and tho balance at
SIX, twesyo and eighteen months, with interest at
FIX Per cent per anUum, Tor which inst ailments the
q ties OF the purchaser, secured BY deed of trust
$50 viii be required st time of sale. All convey
anC'ng at purchasers cost If terms Of sale are not
ccrpli with in seven days, the Trustees reserve
the right 20 resell the property end cost
q tE5 def8utIng purchaser after five days I'D YER
w. iGtGHaN69sB,{ Trustees.
decI6'eo6ss J. L. OOLDWELL, salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

THEY HAVE g thoroughly disgusted burglar
in Chicago. He has been in the habit of riiing
the jewelry and silver baskets of numerous citi-
zens, and thus far he has succeeded in scting
with perfect impunity. 1t seems, however, thai
be considers himself a much injured man, for
he writes to the papers to say that in most
houses be has entered be has found nothing but
dollar store jewelry, pinchbeek watches, Oroide
and the like, and that the people who are be-
wailing the loss of their valuable jewelry never
owned anything more valuable than q Cape
May diamond, unless il was Cairngorm peb-
BILE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

FIRE AT WARRRNToN JUKCTIoN-Passsn
fers who arrived here this morning via the Mid
lahd railroad report that when they passed
aren't N junction the dwelling house rail-
office and the water house at that pIsce' " sre
al IN ashes, having been destroyed by Ere last
n'ght-the work, tits supposed OF an incendisry.
AieI1ndrid Gdxeffe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

FOUR PEOPLE BADLY BURNED BY A LAMP
EAPLosIUN.-By the explosion of a spirit lamp
Saturday night, at the residence OF Herman
bauer, In 81. Louis, Mrs. Bauer, an infant
eight days old, servant girl named Adele
hleDck, and Mr.. Bickerdt were frikbtfully
burned. The lster's injuries were received IN
eAuhgUisLing the danes, which were roasting
the women and babe alive, sDd which he suc-
ceeded In doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

A WOMAN BECOMES INsANE On LEARNlNg
- Ehh NkHpiCr or A JUkN ~ A DINORCE
CAsk A special dispatch 20 the Uiurinnsu
Gazette from indianapolis, Ind, necemher Is,
SiNs,-lhts morning Mrs. %. q, Stout became
s'coeh4N Insane upon reading in the morning
lapefs tue verdict OF the jury In the Stout Nc
lsRgsrt case, which has been on trial during
we PAST week. Mrs. Stout II the divorced wife
o. - lFer y, Stout, who brought suit against his
i.oIheT-ln-lsw for causing his wife % degert
nm and sfterward for aiding her In securing q
Norce. Damages were laid ~ 80, 900, but only
800 were allowed 10y TIRE jury. Mrs Stout was
ire principal witness tn the case, snd hAs been
greatly excited during the trial but she felt
COinoent that her mother would, IN the end
succeed IN defeating the mercenary and Vindtc-
tive proceedings OF her late husband IL IL
thought her sudden insanity ts due 20 disar-
pointnent and extreme mort & alton occasions
bv the contrary result. All the parties inter
eSted In the trial sre quite wealthy Snd respecta-
by connected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

FATHER MURDERED BY HIS SOFA dis
patch from Columbus, Ohio, says a man named
an Narder, living 81 New Albany, near Co.
lumbus, has been missing some days. and his
house las been closed. On Christmas day his
ChaITed remains were found in the fire. place OF
the hose. bis son, II years old, confessed that
lie stabbed his father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's sALn.

In virtue Of writ Of fera facias, Issued from the
clerk Office OF the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, and to me directed, will sell, at pub
lie sale for cash, in front Of the court house door
Of said District, on THURSDAY, the 31st day Of
December, 1874, az ~ O'Clock m. all the interest,
title, and estate Of William G. Crawford and aria
L. Crawford, being 726E In fee, subject 90 the life
estate OF Margaret Lee, widow Of alfred Lee, de-
ceased, IN and TO lot No. 2, in O. a. Douglass and
II IL RIce's subdivision OF square No. $50, in the
city OF Washinet d. O.. tSgether with all and
singular the improvements thereon, seized aud
levied upon as the property Of William g. CrAW-
ford and Maria u. Orswford, and Will be sold 70
satisfy execution No. ll,lS7, IN favor OF James g.
Edw ards, to the use of Brainsrd a. Warner.
ALEXR SHARP,
decu-td urited States Earshal, d, u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

GAMBLING IN CINCINNATI TO BIZ CHECKRD-
mayor Johnston, of Cincinnati, has addressed
the follOEing to the chief of police of TIA at
city -" Whereas by an act OF the general as
sembly of Ohio, passed March l., 1881. aud
amended April 10, lS6S, and again amended in
1871, the most severe penalties are imposed
upon any person or persons who keep a house
for the purpose of playing at keno, faro, or any
other gambling device OF that descriptions; aud
whereas, in despite of these laws, aud in de-
spite also OF the injurious effects which such
houses exercise upon individual and public
morality, 1t is believed that they do still largely
power extends, that they shall be broken up,
or, in other words, in the language of my pre-
decessors in this department., they shall be
closed and kept closed and you are hereby re-
quired and enioined TO use all diligence in put
ting stop to this pernicious business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29
R(Y THOMAS BOWLING, AuCtionesr
~ hesl Estate Exchange, SIS 7th stree;

SALE OF TWO HUNDRED AND zIGHry-
FOUR STALLS IN THE EURTHERn LIB
ARlH MA Ek EFT HOUSE AT AUCTION.
On nOkDAY, January 4, 1875, commencing at
] ocloCk a. m, within the New MarRet Building
tn street, between 4th and 9Th streets, Washing
Ion CRY, viii sell for term OF naety- nine years
AL the stalls cont al ed herein. enlhracine-
Two HUEDEED AND STALLS
for the sale of
FRESH MEATS, VEGETABLES and FRUITS,
BA4U0Ss; FRESH Fish, BBEAp, g0HFE0:
sno DRESSED POULTRY, FANCY aud MIS-
CELLAHEOUS GOODS.
Plats showing the location for the sale Of the diff
feTeIt articles enumerated can be had upon appli-
cation st the Office of the company or of the auc-
tICuefr.
Terms Of sale. which Will be very liberal, (the
payments extending over o period of over nina
years, will be made known upon apple alton at the
CHice Of the coLhpaDy or to the suCti"leer.
deolS-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auot,
al sunday papers, Chronicle and WASHINGTON
Journal cop Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

INVOLUNTARY AND SINGULAR SUICIDE
About eight O'Clock yesterday morning a son
OF Mrs. Catherine Mulvey, four years Of age,
residing at 4l9 Center avenue, came TO his
death under the following circumstances: The
child had been left in the house alone during
the temporary absence Of his IN other. While
hunting about he found some cartridges be-
longing to Smith & Wesson revolver, on
which he poured kerosine Oil and ignitsd il.
In short time one Of the cartridges exploded,
and the ball striking the boys forehead pierced
the brain, causing death in two hours after
ward.-ChicdgO Inter Ocean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

IIn England, two postmen, who were
bitten while delivering letters at houses where
dogs were kept, have recoTered damages from
the owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-29

= A-Ctioneers ODD BHGi Estate Pr-S eVE,
scCthzsst corner OF PtnHa, avenue and Iltb street.
stsr once Bulliins.
GEUsTsEs' sALE oy VALUABLE
hkhh ESTATE, Situated On ~ sTREET,
BkIMEeN Sd AND arm STREETS, NORTH
n SST, \ EAk CITY HALL AND JUDICIARY
"a by virtue Of deed II trust executed to the
~ ono s:sned trustees, bearing date the Goth
HNA cay Of November, 1872, and recorded in Libsr
'G4i folio n, ne Of the Land Records for Washing
[. Z CoCIty, IN the District OF Oonubia, we shall
tr for ssle at public auction, ia front Of the pre-
misses: 81 CLOCK p. M, on MONDAY, the lltE
Gay Of January, ls15, all the following described
iece CT paTCei ut ~ Jcud, with the imprOv emsrts
in -Wn on tue ground pGt thereof all that piece
r parcsl q gTOCEd designated part OF Lot mum
teTed two ~ ia Square numbered Sc hundred and
,hiTty- (53l), commencing for slt4 part At a
point On IN" line Of street northwest twenty t2O)
fser weet OF the sJuth69 Of said lot. and
rnEnlpg tbence wet els hteen feet aD eight inches
tlS Sl2l, thsnce north niupt- nice fest nina aud A
half inches $50 % Ia thence east eightean feet and
riCht inches Is )2 asd thence soih ninety nine
ett nire aud half inches (99 ga ~ place Of be
ginning
TIE I'M provoments consist Of q three-story aoj
bssen EFT Brick House, with msiern improvements
TeTs II sale: 81 CCJ cast; balance Ia IN elpAl
payments AZ SIX twelve and eighteen months, with
Interest ID the rate ,f 10 per cont per anuum ray
able semi annually. COpveyalciug At pdrchaser's
cost; general aid spects taxes qua to be assn aed
by the purchaser 500 10 be paid at tina of sale.
II terms Il sale are not complied with within i've
days from time Of sale, the said property be re-
'old al the Tik and exp If the defsulting pur-
chaser. FkNELOH D. BOWLING, rrr,.oos
JOHN K. NOR9IS, IFusIesS'
cec2-eotd LATIMER OGEAkY, Aucts.
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DIEn ID.

$3.50 dark, and yet so light" as the man
said wEeL be looked az his ton OF coal.
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FAX LATIhER s. ULEARE,
- kGcti0nsers and Real EssASe Brokers,
k0nshWeSs corner Pen6sy ants SYe ana th street,
Star OEce PniIdinch
TRUSTEES, SALE OF vaLUABLxIMPRovED

THUgTgEs' SALE OFV VALUABLE IMPROVED
TEOP2RTY at AUCTION-TAEEE-SI
bRICh DWELLING On SOUTH STREEP,
.22 GkANT's ROW.
szs BY virtue Of q deed Of trsst dated June l9,
tx 1874, ard duly recorded ia Liber 754, folio 2l5 of
KS the land records Of Washington county, Dis
trict Of COlumbis We will Pel 1T public auction. in
front of the premises, on THURSDAY, the 7th day
Of January, ISIS, at O'Clock ,. m, all that piece
Parcel Of ground IN Washington city, d. O., known
sDd designated as lot numbered nineteen (IgD, of A
Grants subdivision of square 100.
Terms Of sale: Cne-fonrth cash; bslsncs in six :,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at the
rate Of ten per cent. per snnum, payable semi
annually, TO be secured BY notes and deed OF trust
the property. $500 down when the property is
struck of. IL the terms Of sale not GEMS piled
With IN i've days the trustees reserve the right 10
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
f.ulting purchaser; Oonvsysncing st purchasers
''''' F A. DasHEILbs, Trustees.
dec28dSds LATTMER n CI,FaRY kuc.a