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The New York herald., 1875-10-23
CLAFLTN & CO.'S INDICTMENT.


In the United States Circuit Court yesterday before
Judge Benedict, the argument continued on tine
motion to quash the indictment against Messrs. II. 3.
Cann & Co. for facilitating the purchase and sale of
'six Of silks made France and alleged to have
been smuggled.
United States District Attorney Foster in answer TO
the argument of VIM NJ. Evarts counsel for defendants
said that on motion to quash 1t should be plainly
evident that in of conviction Judgment could be
rendered, and also that the defects in the indictment
must be gross and apparent. After defining the gem
era requirements Of indictments he argued that this
case the rules OF evidence should be enforced TO
such an extent az TO defeat the ends Of justice. Coun
sci for the defence claimed that the indictments
worthless, because they did specify any particulars
Counsel for government held that an indictment may
DO drawn in general terms and still meet all the re-
quircmcnts OF the law without giving all Of tho nor
nation that might be necessary prove the natter that
in uch the discretion of the Court could be
cised in granting a bill of particulars, but atfdavs
must first be made by the defendants that from the
general nature of the complaint they could not prepare
their defence
The entire motion seems to rest upon the points
above stated The argument has been continued from
day day and the eoquence of the opposing counsel
kept the court room filled with members OF the Bar
and merchants interested in the Soon after one
o'clock.P. NJ yesterday the argument was concluded
The decision reserved, and the Court adjourned
until Monday next
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YESTERDAYS RoBBERIEs.

Thieves stole nom the apartments Of J. 0penhemer,
No. 1o2 Walker street. $140 worth Of dress goods.
The apartments OF George Scott No. $50 East Eigh-
tcenih street. entered and clothing to the value
OF 500 stolen.
William Conrad, OF No. Is East Broadway,
knock ed down and robbed Of his watch and chain while
under the influence of liquor, by three unknown men.
Thieves entered the saloon OF August Lautterah,
No 100 Second avenue and stole SIS worth Of prop
nrfv
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge otterbourg.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

Officer Hogan, Of The Sixth precinct, patrolling
his post Baxter yesterday morning when three
rather III dressed, suspicious looking passed by
One Of them had good sized bundle under his arm
and the trio looked like tramps fresh from
bucolc excursions. The officer determined to
follow them He 'shadowed' them about
block when he met Detective Dorsey, and
agreed to take the three strangers to the
station house on the person of one OF them
found forty skens of wooen thread and the others
Quantity of cheap jewelry, razors knives &c. They
unable to give any satisfactory account of how
they came in possession of the property and were
promptly locked up In the afternoon they taken
before Justice 0tterbourg They gave their
Charles Miller John NJ. Feeney and John Sykes. They
were committed for examination.
POLICEMAN NoNpLUssED.
Patrick Mcdonald and James Kelly yesterday
afternoon brought up on complaint of Ward Detective
Hagan of the Fifth precinct general charges of dis
orderly conduct The affidavit to the effect that the
prisoners were the habit of oaGng round the depots
intcrccptng strangers coming OF erryboats and lurng
them by cunning devices to gambling places and
houses OF disrcputable character The affidavit further
alleged that witness yesterday saw the prisoners IN
conversation with man who appeared to wit
ness TO, be stranger ana saw tue lat
ter jerk himself violently away from them
and run away This was the prma ace ground Of their
arrest and as the antecedents of the not
the best, according to police report, Justice Otter
bonrg about committing them to the Island for
twelve months in default of 81 900 bail each for their
good behavior, when Mcdonald asked the Judge If he
could speak n Word
Certainly" replied His Honor.
''Wil your Honor read me the compaintfo
1t read for him.
Mcdonald Ito the oflcerl-Can you swear you ever
saw me take a stranger to n gambling house?
Oncer-If that is in the affidavit 1t must be clerical
error never did
McDonald-But You have sworn to it, Now, then
(warming up) did you me take any one to a
disreputable houseg
Onicer tblandlyl-No, did not
Mcdonald politelyl-Whl Your Honor please scratch
these two allegations?
Justice-Yes; 90 on.
Mcdonald Ito the onicer)-You say you saw me and
this talking to stranger. Can you swear he was
a stranger to me-w you swear TO iS (The prisoner
locked the ward detective straight IN the oyes)
ohiccr-All can say is he appeared to be stran-
ger
Thus all the officer had just moment before sworn
TO dwindled away and nothing was left Justice OF
terbourg held the prisoners until to-day for further evi-
denCe.
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BAD JUDGEMENT.

Sarah Judge attempted to drown herself and child
yesterday at the foot OF East Thirty seventh street.
Judge Murray, at the Ffyseventh Street Police
Court. sent her TO the Commissioners OF Charities
and Correction.
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red whiskers bushy brown hair, and his general ap
pearance that OF peaceable hard working man He Is
charged with killing Wnm Doyle on the morning or
August % last at No 494 Greenwich street. by stab
bng him with knife. He was defended by Mr..
Laird while District Attorney Phelps and Assistant
District Attorney Lyons prosecuted The story as de-
ducibIe from the testimony Is rather conflicting Tho
story from the prosecution was that the wife OF
the prisoner and Maggie Hamilton were sleeping to
gcther in the same bed, that they we're suddenly
awakened and found a bed with them; that
Mrs McMurray called out to her husband to
come To their rescue that the strange man at once
Jumped out of the window and made his escape and
that the prisoner finding Doyle asleep the landing
without stopping TO make any inquiries, stabbed him
with knife, with which he had armed himself
from the effects Of which Doyle died on the other
side II Is alleged that two children OF tho prisoner who
occupied bed in the hallway, awakened in the
night by two strange men, and that hearing their
screams the prisoner went to what the matter
when he caught one OF them who turned out To be the
deceased dragged him into his room, where after
desperate struggle, he stabbed him and then elected
him from the premises II also testified that the
deceased lived in the next house and got into the prs
oners house by mistake. The summing up and the
charge were brief and about five O'Clock the was
given TO the jury.
The jury were out some two hours and brought in
verdict OF guilty OF mansaugher in tho third degree
Judge Barrett sentenced the prisoner toSae Prison for
iour years The prisoners wife, who jointly indicted
with him, but against whom no proof Of guilt was fur
uishcd, was DISCHARGED
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A MARBLE MONUMENT. II FEET HIGH WAN
~ iron and carved drapery handsome desgn 81 100;
will sell tor 800 Address MONUMENT, Herald Brooklyn
! Rrnnch
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EOR. SALE.

A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE-AT
IA. sacrifice, No, so Gold street corner Plymouth,
Brooklyn If sold before Monday 18th inst will sold
at public auction that day at II. Apply to WILLIAM
ABBOTT, auctonee No Chambers street, New York,
on he
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES

Burke vs. Murphy,-Fndings and decree signed.
Drugs CT al. IS. Jarvis ct aL-Compaint dismiss,
thirty days stay.
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A SPLENDID RESTAURANT, LIQUOR SALOON,
n Stock Fixtures and Lease Of whole building rent
rce Of selling owners wifcs DEATH sacrifice
location II wilioughy sfteet. City Hall and Court
Brooklyn.
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A FLORIST BUSINESS HALF INTEREST FOR SALE
~ $500 rare chance also Bakeries Confectoneries Toy
and Stationery Stores Restaurants Coffee and
Cigar Stands Coal Yards Meat Markets.
MITCHELLiS Store agency, IT Cedar street
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DARRooM-wITH HANDSOME WALNUT FIXTURES.
ID complete No 43 West Fourth street Call at premises
between five and six p. VI.
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RENTZ. Friday, April al, AZ y o'ola,kr "a
Miss AxsLtA BENrz, aged 81 sears and n ~ Saths
Funeral from the residence of her sister, NJ Os-
dsl sftcrnocn, April .. ~ \ oiciocE nm Ttis.s,
aud relatives ar respectfully invited 70 sit.nd
BhLL u New Work. oB the aHh instant Ca
' BEiL, belo' ID brother u Mrs. 5. Is. Cashias,
DobD. On the ssd ins,sn, Of PARALYSIS, RrrsvN
s',,a' the tat i1rD~tye ears a tisis oity
Mi- MARY A Maaiden, lilo is,h .,res, sl,s,.
sunday a. ace click. Friends ~ tamil, invited
,nuGHES. on the euh instant. A. iIsam..
~, ,h tef,'"rce 81 nl, ssn-in law; Thoms, Gr~-s,
- Walls, eut resident Of this cts TO- ihs pal
A iIue, faithful spirit ha:h lsft ~.
u has gone 20 IT. long peaceful rest.
Aud the hands thar are wrinklsd fram tnjlips
They have sovn iog MANY rich hsryc-is
HAT hands not % pure hath reapei.
Anc the fruit 81 a lifetime of O. avg
Hath been Ga'h~red BY other, aui k-p'.
Man cur a. her in Heaven reward hun,
Aud lriglt h. HE new ~pisSi lite.
Az lyng IN our heart, " n reiain HIM.
The funeral viii take place Tomorrow >uaa,Fi
afternoon, ~ 2 clock. from Uni'n chapel, whics
,he i.e,d, and ,oquaintaEcc, OF the ismilT
sPtciiulp invited 20 attend.
HOLLAND. suddenly, ef paralysis. "a April
s e1 IN MT. sAAAH HOLLAND in the soth year Of
Asleep in jesus: blessed sleep,
m IN which nune ever wakes TO weep
Aos'm and undistutbed repOsc
lneroken by the last q foes
Wv Has CHiLsREN
Friends aud relatives are respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral on Monday Afternoon, the .sts
instant at q lock, from her late residence 1909
10th street southeast.
LAMLoR. On the 2Sd inst. ELLEN. the balsv.S
wiie Il james Lawlor New York and BOsiO.
paper please COPY
heT funeral will take place from the residence Of
her father, Mm. Brick. corner I'd street aud M,.sa
chuseitS avenue northwest. sunday 2Sth Instant Of
80 m. Relatives aud friends are respectfully -
Nitsd 20 attend.
LYONS, On the morning Of April a5l, EvaN
Lyons. in bis 10th year
Funeral from his tate residence, GA Rock creek.
Monday 18th instant, Al o'clock .. IN.
SIM LAIR. At the residence of her son in lsu
y '. YATES, GO Congress street, Georgetown Of cry
sipeias, Thursday morning, April y. ISIS. -
minutes before % clock. Mrs. HARRfEr W . Wife Of
John Sinclair. 81 =, IN the esd year Of her age
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
July requested 20 attend her funeral from d.
street Church, Sunday, al SO clock .. m q
WILLIAMS. On Tuesday night, April snth lus
EnwARDP. WILLIAMS. ia the s5th year OF his age
lPhlladelphiS papers please Copy.l
Relatives and friends of the family Invited 70
attend hrs funeral from has late residence No. TsS
eth street southeast, on Sunday, April 3, a.
q clock. n
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u h. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts. northwes,
TRI SIZES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On NORTH SIDE or W ARLINGTON STREET,
NEAR 4TH STREET NORTHWEST

NEAR 4TH STREET NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust. dated August
LII llth A ID 1913, and duly recorded in Liber NJ.
rs folio 2, one of the land records Of Washington
county IN the District Of COlumbis, and by the
written request OF the party secured thereby, will
sell AZ PUBLIC auction, in front % the PREMISE on
tn RSDAI. May 18Th. 1875, at s.. O'Clock . In ).
all that certain piee or parcel 81 land situate and
being in the city OF ashngton. District OF Column
bla, and known and designated part lot numbered
Ell. Tucker subdivision of lot numbered eight
in square five hundred and eighteen $50 beginning
for the same al the distance Of sixty feet three inches
west of the southeast corner of said tot and running
thence north forty t40 feet thence west thirteen Il
feet ten and one half l01s inches. thence south forty
4O feet thence due east TO place Of beginning being
the same property conveyed to Jesse x Reeler 10y
Chas. II. Ctermehle, trustee. 10y deed dated SepteH-
Der 2oth- ls',5 and recorded in Liber No Sos oiio
4l9, &c together with the improv emenis, consisting
Of a neat three story frame dwelling house.
Terms one fourth cash balance in six, twelve
and eighteen mots, with interest a. eight per cent.
per annIm. secured BY Iced Of irasi on thu prop
erty sold. deposit o. a0.D will hc required at
time of sale. III convey ahcihg At expense of pur
chaser II terms OF sale Ice not complied with within
days after sale the reserve the right
resell the property the risk and the De
faulting purchaser: after 1--WE days advertisement.
CHAS. II. FRASER. p. -.
spe4-sSwtd JNo. JOY EDISON. { ite-'-s.
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AUCTION SALES.

u Ii. WARNER.
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Building, corner 9TH and n sts north vest
BIlLDING LOT FRONTING ON AND
BOUNDARY STREETS, MAR 81 ST EAST,
AT AUCTION.
% On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April
2stb, at ga clock, \ will sell IN front OF the
- premises part OF Lot No. ? IN Lehman = subdi-
vision VI square north If square No 772 THIS pree
eTty has front Of u feet inC street north
and Il feet Boundary street. with an average
depth If about Is feet.
Terms cash.
sp2i DIT FRANK n CLEARY Salesman
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v K. EpMoNsroN.s Trustees.
THOS. =. WAGGAMAN. Auct.
TINTED STATES MARSHAL's SALE or LOT
u FURNITURE, GLASS, CROCkERY AND

I "FrRNITuRE. GLHSH. = GRnSKERy MI MI
TIN WARE, &C, &C &C.
In virtue OF writ of eri fAciss issued out Of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell At public
sale, for cash. al the auction store q n Coleman
Co., corner Of 10th street and Penn-y
commencing on TUESDAY, the 35th dag OF A pri,
ISIS. ~ 20 clock a. m. and continue from day to
day until the whole stock IL disposed Of the follow
ing goods and ehattes. 10 wit, viz Gentlemen Fur
nishing Goods, Glass and crockery ware. Tin w are,
Household Furniture, Cutlery and Hardware. Bed
ding Mattresses, Stoves, &c, &C, &c.; also, the
Leasehold Of the Premises numbered ESQ Penn VI
wanna avenue northwest, the said lease having an
unexpired term Of II months aud days 10 run
from this date. q yearly rental IL so payable
chsttsls Of n. Coleman A Co., and viii be sold to
satisfy execution No. lisi7, in favor Of Barbsry
ALEX 3 SHARE. US Marshal. n. q.
ny u COLEMAN 4 CO., Auctioneers
April Sd, 1873. apsjd
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ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioue~r
Federal Buildings, corner 9Th and sts, northwest
. BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated February
2; A. ID. iS,, duly. recorded in Liber No.
OBS folio ses, OF the land records for the District
secured thereby, we viii cell q public auction,
front oi the premises, ON THURSDAY, May l3,
parcel OF land situate In the city Of wa-hingtes,
pisrict 81 Columbia, known lot numbered eight,
two hundred and twenty two, ,s22,) together with
ferms One fourth cssh; balance at six, twelve.
eighteen and twenty -four monthe, with eight psr
cent interest. secured by deed az trust subect 90
accrued interest rcep-cfively. dsDos1t OF -
viii he required af time Of sale. All convey ancing
IN ten days. -
SEEiAn.s ! 2 a sErDEs. ,rr..,....
aDzs tbs ,tukds ,. I. CQLDWELL, oels~una-
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nUNCANSON BROS. AncTIoneers.
~ Southwest corner gih and II IS
TRUSTEE sALEOF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON NORTH y STREET. BETWEEN
MN IkksEl AVENUE AND NORTH CAPT

1OI STREET.
- IS virtue Of deed Of trust. dated judy q. A
= seq Of The land rec prls for Washington county,
District o Columbia and by virtue OF decree Of the
Supreme Count II tue District 81 Columbia PASSED in
Equity No 3.7>2. Eguity Docket IS. the 10Th
d;,y Of June A d ls74. ubstituting thu unler-goed
a. Trustee ~ the said above deed o trust In the place
oi6eOrge W. Stickney, Trustee, and by virtue Of q
deed OF trust dated the fourteenth day of July. A
ID. lS34 duly reoofded in Ier 80 folio 2Bl.
one Of the aforesaid land records. aud made in pur-
Of the aforesaid decree and the request OF
the party secured, I will sell, public auction
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF Map, A D., ISIS AZ
sl3 clock M. all those pieces or parcel Of real
estate situated and being IN the city of Washington,
District Of Columbia. and known upon the ground
numbered one d J. aud two 90. ia square numbered
Sly hundred and thirty four 65fi, and described
follows: Beginning for said lot u A. the south
east corner Of said lot, and running thence south
ninety seven feet thence east to North Capitol
street nifty nine feet aud thence south along North
Capitol street ninety feet, 10 the place Of be
ginning; and beginning for said lot two az az the
north ninety feet, thence west thirteen cct
three inches: thence southwest seyentyOne feet
inches. 10 New Jersey avenue; thence southeast
along New Jersey avenue eighty feet eight inches,
10 north street; and thence east along said north
street sixty feet t. the place Of beginning. Said lot
ID contains BIS square feet and said lot two 90
contains -yso square feet.
Terms Of sale The amour; Of indebtedness, secured
by the above trust. unpaid with expense Of sale in
cash; balance in three equal instruments at six,
twelve and eighteen months, respectively, bearing
premises sold. All convey anciBg at the of the
purchaser. deposit OF sac at time If sale N the
terms Of sale complied with in ten days fras
day of sale the Trustee reserves the right 10 resell
JUpS0N r. GULL, Trustee
aps eo&ds pUNCANsON BROS. Aucts
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- h WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH aud streets n;

u.
ID. Real Estate Broker and Aucttonser
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH aud streets n; ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON Ta0
NORTH SIDE or MYRTLE STREET, BIZ
TMEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND IsT STREET
MAST.
- BY virtue q deed of trust, dated Noven,b.r
"a I'd a. II. ISL. duly recorded ia Liber No COS
folio zS5 81 seq, one of the Land Records for ~.
District Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured thereby shall sell NJ public auction, 10
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, NAV 81, Is-5,
AZ clock .. m, all that certain piece, parcel o.
plat o. ground situate ia the city Of Mashingte.
U. C known aud described Lot numbered one
hundred and eighty seven Isl II b. r. Gilbert n.
corded subdivision Of square numbered six huDdres
ard seventy five t6I5, together with the improve
mcnts, &C.
Terms: go, with interest at % psr cent per an
Lum from November 22d ISL, 60 day Of sale, and rx-
pense OF sale IN cash. and the balance at six ana
twelve months. for which the notes of the
hearing interest from the day of sale and secured BY
deed OF trust on the property sold, will be taken
deposit OF ) lcv will be required the tim. Of
sale, ana all convey ing At the Expense Of the psr
chaser. Terhs to be complied with in seven DAYS
WILLIAM u. TODD, Ia.
ape L. fOLDWEIIa, Salesman.
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MAR RlEU.

GInDINGs-wARp April "a. IS-s. by R.v n
\. Turner. Mr.. CHARLES GlupING, % Mis> Ann
L. WAR. eoth II " ashington, DC
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Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 7th street
CHAHCERY SALEOFA AN UNDIVIDED FIFTH
INTEREST IN VALUABLE WHARF PROP
CITY OF WASH INGTON. II. q.
Za tnder and by virtue 1i a deere Of the Su
III preme Court II the District of Columbia, passed
Oh the 2th day Of October 1873, IN Equity No
anction, IN front Of the premises. ON MONDAY. the
Ia th dan Of NAV. ISIS comlne n.ing AT 4 O'Clock D.
m, an undivided NTH interest ia he following real
estate lying in Washington city, ID. C., Viz
eleven IL; lots iye 5 and six co. ia square twelve
tl2l. Each Of the above lots fronts fine Potomac
river and is improved by a substantial stone wharf
Lots three 90 and four a. in square twelve l. !,
improved 10y three brick houses Of seven each
Lot eight 81 in square twelve 2l fronting 81 feet
street between 10th and 9th streets. improved
10y four brick houses Of four rooms each
Lot nine 90 in square twelve l2l; lot nine 49, Ia
square twenty t2Ol, and three 3D. in square twenty
And on TUESDAY, May 18th. 1875 commencing
at O'Clock p m, AN undivided nth interest in the
following lots, viz:
Lot two (2l, in square sixteen l6l; lot twenty
CD, in square thirty 81 lot two t2i in usre
fifty nine 1872, aud lots four and five 49, ia uare
one xn ap9 Sn Ed Mas s,h m
O'Clock p. m undiv ided fifth Interest Ia lot eight
Isl in square six hundred and thirty one tksi:D
The nth interest la each Of above lots Will Ice sold
separately.
The terms of sale will be: One half of purchase
money to be psld i'm cash, Ihe residue IA -iK and
twelve mouths from day of sale. Tor which the notes
Of the purchaser, bearing Interest frum day Of sale
End secured by lien on the property sold viii Ice
required. so much of the cash pay meni each lot
does not exceed SO will be required when the
W K: EpMoNsroS. Trustees.
ara4d THOS. Z WAGGAMAN. Auct
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VNASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green Williams, Aucts.,)
No. 1901 northwest corner 18th and d sts.
HANDSOME PARLoR SUITE. UPHOLSTERED
IN CRIMSON cPiIgsH; pBi Hs4 wAs AM
EHssshEe s SEs C SSfHtSHT s %lh4EHRSSss I
STAND; LACE GTRT TAN AN AND S1RHicE;
HxfxESE3M TAR n Hal AGD
AND OTHER cXRPfrs; CHINA, GLASS AND
CR0cKERf-WARE; KITCHEN UTENSILs,
& On TUESDAY, April l9!th, 1873, commenc-
W ing at 40 O'Clock .. m, shall eel ct the resi-
~ v526, corner 18th and z streets northwest, the
above collection Of household furniture The atten-
furniture directed to the above sale, e The goos
are nearly new and Il IeIfect order:
spis-tA WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Acct.
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THOS. L. WAGGAMAE,
i Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 7th street
u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Aucttoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and u streets N. w

u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets N. W.
TRUSTEES SALE or SIX LOTS IMPROVED
BYATWOS STORY FRANEDMELLINGw WITH
OUTBUILDINGS. IN SUBDIVISION OF BAR
Rr FARM sONTAiNING ABOUT ONE ACRE
"a By virtue of a deed of trust. dated September
81 9th, A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No
go, folios SlS, ct of the land record, of
Washington county. in the District If Columbia,
and by the written Request Of the party sccurel
ises, on FRIDAY, May iIth, Is75, at 5 o clock p m
all those pieces parcels of land situate and being
In the county of Washington. District of Columbia
and known and described as Lots numbered forty
(4ll. fortytwo ti2D. fOrty-hree 49,. forty tive
(4o and forty six 40 in section numbered eight
in the subdivision of the Barry Farm. according e.
the plat thereof ie in tlie ofilce Of the Sur
veyor of Washington county u e. improved by a
comfortable story Dwelling also Barn ami out
buildings.
Also, by virtue ct a deed Of trust dated June 23l
A. ID. 1874. and duly recorded ia Lber No T5i. folio
S3, one of the aforesaid land records. and hy the
written request OF the party occurred thereby al
sell at public auction on the premises. FL DAN
parcel 90 land situate and being in the county sture
said, and known amt designated a. LIT numbered
forty four a. ia sectIg4 aumhered eight 60 ia the
aforesaid subdivision Of Barry Farm.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance IN q. y aud J.
months. Dth interest 1T per cent. per- annuIn.
deposit Of s. y III br required sale of cast ut
All convey ncing At eNleu>e ut purchaser ID terms
Of sale be complied with within seven day- sft-r
sale, the Trustees the right 1. rrs'ii tis
property AZ the risk and If the dc!auitUg pur
chaser, after five days advertisement
JN6' Soy Ebh s6S Trustee.
ap24-mSth J. T. C0LDwELL. Salesman.
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IHE PALMETTO AND THE PALM. two iiv-
,he tFe.>' stood side by side GA the tent st
neNliiStoi, and the speakers from tine East
west, and South exrrissg-s one cnmmps
sentiment OF the burial of All past 81 firrsance>
and an era OF peace Phss P,r.ss