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polsoncd StockIngs.

The recent introduction and extended
use Of colorcd OF striped Stockings, and
the evil effects experienced by the wear.
ers Of them, have served to direct the at
tention Of the physician and analyst to the
question Of the dyes used in coloring
them. The Pull MAJ Ga;Ctie, in noticing
the evil effects Of wearing colored hose,
cites several instances where the first sym.
ptOms we're intense irritation Of the skin
Of the feet, swelling, and an inAamed APP
pearanCe, then an outbreak Of watery
blisters Of all sizes, from groups Of the
size Of hemp seed TO single blisters on the
side Of the foot larger than tiye.shilling
piece. This condition was accompanied
BY general feveriShness, rigors, loss ofap.
petite, and sensation Of pervading ma
laise. In a severe attack the patient was
rarely able TO walk for three weeks, and
after one attack passed ofl'it was often
followed by another ola milder type. In
one case a gentleman was Obliged TO wear
cloth shoes for upward Of eight months,
and with other patients the system had
been 80 impregnated with the poison that
blisters have reAppeared at intervals,
not only onthe feet, but on the hands, ears
etc, for more than three years. There
was no doubt as TO the cause and method
Of this blood pOisoning,for the blisters first
came in stripes corresponding To the col
ored stripes on the stockings, and the
laundresses complained Of the irritation
and innamed condition Of their hands
after washing these poisonous articles. A
Scotch lady who suffered from like cause
brought successful suit against the firm
which supplied her with the goods, and il
was formally announced BY them that
henceiOrth the use Of arsenic in the COM
position Of the dyes would be discontin.
ued. Although having no wish to appear
IA "alarmists," yet IL Is evident that the
occasion IL one calling for watchiul care
on the part Of both purchaser and manu-
facturef. AZ we have suggested above,
these facts are worthy Of special consider.
alton at present. For, where the fashion
Of wearing striped stockings will, without
doubt, soon he confined to gentlemen alone,
yet the use by them Of questionable colofs
may result in the disastrous effects above
described
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OUR WELLSBURG LETTER.

WELIsBuRG, W. Va, October Is.
Editors Intelli gVRosr
There was a lively time yesterday at
Caldwelps gravel bank, being the second
series Of gravel scratching, for the pur-
pose Of improving the carriage drives in
and about Brooke cemetery. One hun
dred and fifty able.bodied men, compris-
ing farmers, merchants, mechanics, clerks,
labOrers, and ascore or more OF the ineV'
liable "whinlng school boys" and thirty
splendid teams, were on hand, busy as so
MANY bees. As usual, the ladies not will
ing that the lords Of creation should have,
and carry of, all the honors Of the occa'
sion, provided sumptuOus repast which
was highly appreciated by the industri'
Gus workers. 1t Is but just to say that
many Of the farmers engaged in this lau.
dable Improvement do not own lots in
the cemetery, and live at a distance OF
from three to five miles. With this kind
Of a spirit and feeling existing in our
town and county We certainly ought to
be n happy and prosperous people.
County Court was in session Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Nothing, how.
ever, calculated to excite the public mind
was brought before it,
Our County Clerk is happy, having
issued three or four marriage licences
lately.
One would think that with potatoes at
the low price Of 2ja30 cents per bushel
there would be no induCement tOr
the light fingered gentry to eXercise them.
selves in digging and carrying them of
between sunset and sunrise, while the
owner is enjoying peaceful slumber, but
such has really occurred, and from d
patch located on the highest hills here
ab0uts. 1t il estimated that fifty bushels
have thus disappeared from this one
particular spot.
Republicans here smiled all day We'd
nesday over the success Of their brethren
in the Buckeye State.
Wildwood Lodge Mol. .. o. f. o.
Alexandria, Jefferson county, Ohio, paid
Brooke Lodge No. 8, Of this place, q
friendly visit on Friday night last. After
the usual lodge business had been dis
| pustu vi Allc cHNllC lNlNy H'JV"ihNN -
the new and elegant restaurant Of "Chip'
pie" Speidel, where good square oyster
supper was in waiting, which was attend
ed 10 in due form. After supper the
brethren assembled at the lodge room
and spent an hour or two in pleasant con
yersaiion, music and singing. The |. o
o. +. here contemplate returning the visit
at some future time.
DR.. r. II. Weirick has purchased an
interest in the drug store Of DR.. W. C.
Kirker.
The friends and patrons Of the old
steamer Forest City, are anxiously wait.
ing the completion Of the new craft, and
will hail her coming with their presence
and words Of cheer. Capt. O'Neal & Co
are one Of the fixed institutions between
Wheeling and Steubenville.
The mercantile drummer is abroad in
the land. lis presumed that no one en-
yies him his. occupation these depressing
| times,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


SteubenVille AecOmmOdAt iOn-aEriIes sos q. m.
deTarts 500 .. IN. This train during the day passel
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
BellAiTr, stopping when required at Sherman House
EtnaVille, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
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rniiInr Ilim tnihn rnsi.

twahinstonCorespondente Cincinnati Gabette.l
a bright young lady here, an acknoyl-
edged iavofite for more than one season,
was lectured one day by a gentleman
friend upon the then prevailing nbsurdi.
ties Of dress. "NHomen are such un.
natural beings" he argued, with their
false hair, crimps, bustles, and what-nots.
| should SO enjoy seeing girl independ-
ent enough to cultivate sweet simplicity
Of dress, wear her hair du natural, and
leave off oyer.skirts, tonnonrs and fur.
bellows" "Whatii they haven't any hair
to wear du natural" naively inquired my
bright little friend, with a mischievous
twinkle in her eye. ~ would rather see
none at all than wig OF huge masses Of
somebody else's harp replied the critic
gravely. all tell you what I'll do. II
you'll dance the next German with me
will go dressed AZ you think 80 charming,
in all the bewitohery Of sweet simplicity,
minus irilHes or false hair, but then you
must know / haven't much substance on
the top Of my head, In the place where
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PAULL-sESsESEY.-O Thursday evening
the IIth inst, at the residence Of the bndei sister
Mrs. N. V. Cooper, BY the Rev. D. ". Fisher, y
ID. M. J0sEPH +. PAUL. and Miss EMMA SENSE
MY, 10th Of this dty.
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A CURIOUS effect Of the hard times is
seen in the failure Of numerous small
liquor saloons in the larger cities. The
immediate reason is the decline in the
consumption OF spirituous liquors and
the somewhat increased sale Of malt liqu'
ors, which do not admit Of As large .
profit az the former. These failures arc
especially marked in New York ant
Springfield, Mas, but in the latter city at
additional cause is found in the increased
competition which has resulted from The
extension Of the license law. II hare
times should convert any proportion o
our population from whisky to beer
they will have served a good purpose.
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and most Of them Of superior quality, but
little competition, showing, for some I'M
fathomable reason, to your correspond
eni, that sufficient interest is not taken BY
our producers to show what they do
raise.
FLORAL HALL.
The display here was simply superb,
and the many articles OF use and ornament
on exhibition and their judicious and
tasteful arrangement spoke volumes for
our excellent wives and daughters and
filled every admirer Of cultivated taste
and refinement with delight. We learn
that the flowers, plants, vines and moses
were arranged in such exquisite state by
Miss Fannie the accomplished daughter
OF our most worthy merchant, David D.
ChadWiCk) and our excellent Mayor, Ed
Sinister.
AGRICULTURAL HALL.
In this hall the display was poor in eI
tent, but superior in quality, showing
what our farmers are doing in the pro
ducing line; but also that they don't wan
"the whole world and the rest Of man
kind to know it.
MANUFACTURERS HALL.
The few articles on exhibition in thl
department were Of superior manufac
ture, showing what re could do, il GU
moneyed men would quit living of tn
misiortunes Of others, by shaving paper
grinding the poor, &c, thereby contract
ing their souls till they are so small tina
thousand Of them wouldn't rattle in tn
shell Of mustard seed, and invest thei
money in the manufacture Of such ar
ticles as the materials which abounc
in our section and Stale are we'll tttet
for, and thereby develoPe our resources
DATUM.
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In regard to the outlook for Naila, III
Manufacturer rennrks ns iolloWn

The nail trade Il also In an unsatisfactory and
unsettled condition, with but little show Of an ear
" change lot the better. In addition TO light de-
mand, current rates are not OILY irregular but I'M
TemuneratlVe; Notwithstanding prizes have been
down To II not below actual cost Of manufacture for
some time past there Is still more less cutting,
ADD the outlook Is not encouraging. One hundred
keg lots may h. quoted at 500, sixty days, with
two per cent discount for cash, although we hear
rum1fs Of sales below quoted rates. Horse shoes
are still quoted al sc, and mule shoes Of &c.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEsuIs VS.. FREE SCHOOLS.

Rev. Oscar Hugo breaches tomorrow
morning in Fint Presbyterian Church, and
in the evening in Second Presbyterian
Church. Subject: America for Free
Schools and Free Bible, but not for Rome's
Concordat and Priestly Schools. ocI6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The chlld'ScuFe when ieething-tO relieve InAAm.
nation Of the Gums, TO allhy uneaslness, to quiet
COllo Palms, to promote Sleep, 10 cure Summer Gum
plAint. This we consider one Of the most valuable
remedies to he kept In the family when the chill
dfen are cutting their teeth. We arc ceiling thou.
sands Of bottles, and have TO hear the hrst person
ay II Is not all We recommend II to le.
MOTHERS, have you a IieLiy, tsSihiH1 b1bs that
TuRSs the HOURS oil NIGHT when you 70 long Tor
fest) into one LONG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORM.
MINT and CARE1 CY-Cy-CV-alld day and all
night lOng2 II you have, IiisR 10 FodI0H, he con.
yinced, hsiiidis no bngT--a TEw, drops Of INFANT
SWEET, REFRESHING sLREP will take the place Of
wAEHHuL SUFFERING. Procure al once bottle.
Bold by all Druggists and
LAUGH[fN BROS. d CO., Prophelon,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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An Exposition excursion train leaves
steubenyille for Pittsburgh at $50 this
Saturday morning, on which the fare
will be only one dollar for the round trip.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE.
Laala A Hlsaai Ct al, !.

Eiabeih H. Nsadsl, ct Al,
By TirIur q deCres Tthdered In the ah5Je en-
titlel Gauss BY the Municipal Court d Wheeling a.
its last september term, the undsrEgned C0mmls-
lGneT win, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of NOVEMBER, ISIS,
Sell at public auction, al the front door Of the
Court HOuse Of Ohio county, in the city o. Wheel
ins, the EAST half Of Lot No. . In Grahlms Addi-
ton to Mid city, situate On the north aide Of Eii-
tenth llte CentTc) strtet, and on which half lot
i erected a oummodious tUO-sioEy brick DWELLING
h0gse, Icing the zme property hiely corrupted ~
sid Luei1n A. HAglnA
TERNs OF SALE-One-thlrd Of the purrhasg
money In olSh, and the residue In equal payments,
with interest from thedIy Of ale In dx and twelve
months the purchaser giving bis notes, With ag-
proved personal security, iOF the deferred install.
mentS, and the title being retained until payment
In full VI the purchase money.
A. ]. CLARKE, Commissioner.
Law Odiee-So Il Twelfth street.
oClS October IS, 1875.
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DIE.B.

DOM. On the 9TH inst, al o'clock a. m ma
RAN A. the beloved vile Uf GeJrgs =. Dom.
Funeral from her la;e residence, No. an l. II
northwest, Tuesday. the Sth inst II, al O'Clock 70 m
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend
without further notice.
CARR. On the 9th inst, CHARLES l.. CARR,
AGED 10 yeaFs.
Funeral from his late residence. 40. 1913 9th Il
northwest 70 morrow tluesdayl afternoon, AZ S
CLOCK. Friends Il the family and members Of Typ-
ographical Union invited O. attend.
GEORGE. At the late residence of her brother.
nr. A. III. Lee, Mrs. MANY LEE GEoRG Z, aged 81
years.
he friends of the family invitei;to attend h.r
funeral from No. ll25 9Th st. northwest, on Toes
day at O clock.
sTRoBEL. On Monday, at Ais a. m, JoHN
6EoRS sTRoBEL, IN the 6lst year % his age, ma
tive OF Nurtemburg, Germany, and for the last IS
years q resident Of tins city.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. 613 Virginia avenue southwest, on wednesday
evening, June 9Th, ats O'Clock The relatives aud
friends OF the family are Invited 90 attend. ct
sMALLM0OD. On the 9th instant. after pain
iul illness, WILLIAM IL. sMALLwooD, IN the $50
Year Of his age.
The funeral VIII take place from the residence q
his mother, No. 3O3 q street, on Tuesday alter
noon, az o'clock, wi IA out further notice.
FRASER. In st. Joseph no, az an, June
9TH. A. B. FRASER. In the 18th Of his age. only
brother Of mrs. Charles IA eBdley, OF this city.
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NASH. b WILLIAMS, Auc.Ionrcr.
w successor T. Green s " Villains, Auctioneers,
loUl' northwest Corner l0th and 10 streets.
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE RE,I, rs.
IATk, IMPROVED AND UNINPRoVED. ~
koRTHwKsT PART OF SAID CITY. UFKF-
INAfIER MES1 IOSED.
e. by virtue Of a decree 90 the Supreme CAurt Of
2.6i, OF GeorCe ". Iiuvile e Al ~ William n q
MuTdocs et al. we viii sell. ON NpNpAT the 7tb
cay on JEYe y ID us, AZ . clock n. m, in fr1ut
OF each p1S misses hereinafter fuaptIas.aF n.,F,
auction. at the cost and risk II she ,efarltn nt-
chaser all those pieces parcels 81 rroupI ia IN
CITY 81 ashlHE;on, 70 W.T.: Lots numbered !. 4 :
;, ~, ilald ~ IUare No a. According 20 the re-
ctiNtr subdivision Ia said square. said lots front
street. -'
Immediately after the above sale We VIII soil lots
vision Of square No 49, said lots froutiuE on u5rtb
I street ard Boundary street "
. And INN, dlai ely after We will sell Lot II. IN
sqUaTe = o. lSB in receivers subdivision af Lott a
Is. {. u and T., If Morrison : Subdivision II s,ii
square 49, said Lot being Oh 18Th street west h..
tween and streets north.
The above real estate in part. il improved by
good substantial Frame Dwellings, cautaieiaC
seven 10 eight rooms each.
Terms as prescribed Is the decree: One-thtrI Of
the purch money cash; ami the balance thereof
with 10 per cent Interest per anGum until PAID. the
purchaser OF purchasers to give their pr5mi~sury
notes, with sCr"tles 10 the satisflciOn If the r.
celNers. No deed given until purchase money and
CURED on each piece Of property =oli when the sa
Is struck of. 1t terms Of sale be not complied with
m ten DAYS from day Of sale, the receivers reserve
the right to resell AT the risk and cost Of tie default
ing purchaser or purchasers. All convey aucing AZ
'''' u S&iLIISM uSMiA!9TrT75lxcLYJ
WILLIE LIhA 4 , PAMkififfi kR Receivers,
may24 dads WASH. II. WILLIAMS Aur-
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turfr srr~e JACK TarS - TAO Hap.r-
Town Mercury uf February -, 8rronp, ~
Tie >WaisIa.> N.~i-, compares the fUH1-oI-
wars I.rn of Britain lvt The l-pItnf ~fara..
ana SAYS tiat white discipline fs uat 80 u'i-
tfU-'Nr|N s"r,~D nD am American vessel the
men Ge Iot abuse rHn CD. ~If Grafton g.f-t
which they are tr,af.I. 80 rpt get drunk
a>htit So n.gc. as their iuL. i-l cousins. and
Cthf." TIE police loss. 10 not desert rD. ls-
Jay The vessel 10y becoming missing .f the
mDue"' ~ departure. although fh.ir leave
IS freely given Them. Tee Mercury cbmrls.
lcHf> lig Officers uf THE ~WBrIr1 uulH 90 slI
dignity and courie> y mani >.c.t Iu ts.a.r be-
laNIpT al ore and gHp4r1
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TAXING THE CENST--NrS. SUIliyal's
dislike 10 the census takers brought her into
trouble. She thought She hat a right n
have aS many children as she please " ia
out being bothered by ing.iSiuvc people
wanting 10 know her axe. condition. Il a
other personal matters. Looking Ou her
house as her castle she cast forth the census
takcr book. i:h~ta.G aU1 an. AMI for tll,
assertion O. 'hgI independence au IIGparal
and iNI3unlCg, magistrate nHe1 Der flrs.
uollars-anu We boast Dt our individual lib
erty.-A J. Hs-rll Ar
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IHE ONO NINERsALIST tONNFNrIpN
10y unanimous AMI very enthusiastic vote.
adopted resolution Ia the cHrci that the
strength and glory OF America j. iu her
nee schools, which the Roman catholic
thulch j now seeking 10 destroy. therefore
II l. the duty Of every religious de1om'Ua-
non which j. loyal u "a national :DIn y.
government Ia unite iu the SupppTt ol orr
iIee-School system on tire ground that their
support IL an abSOiI ute necessity % tae con-
uuGdHce so or free government. as luSfttI-
lions and best interest OF religious human
ify
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REMARKABLE gApE-~tvllt, IL OXEN
heard regarding extraordinary falls 81 ypaug
children from hIel windows. where they arc
but slightly % rot a. alI Ing -uoI. Tues lag
night toy child cd EetrH .-ll from tls
fourth story 81 2ib Railroad avenue. Jersey
1lty, ard struck op tine Haa~iour> beneath.
Three physicians cons l4erei iar ease 3tl.i de-
C.tCd that 40 pOI g~ were broken. AVID t.sf
10 serious injury Lal occurred 20 Tie boy
whatever.
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GAMBLING TpR ENORMOUS SrAnF~ >tIF
continues bon the miniature i,Iu-ipru OF Nom
AGO. At tTc saloon 81 NJ J. E'auc. an
American Is sad % have lost recently
~ $4,000, and Russian princess - .5ll.HBI. az
which Size went fuyluE mat. \ scotch duke
won $4,000 an loss than half ap hour a.I
lost a.l OF That and a great deal more before
The 'rd 81 the s1mp,ay. There were three
CASE 81 suicide within week. owing 10 DIS
a~iroE> losses. tn prince OF Monaco rr-
ctlNeN yearly rental OF -l-1uHl cor the
saloon, ana hence is not disposed To disturb
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hOWNMAS & GREEN,
~ Zeal Estate Brokers aud Anctioneers
Sl2 7th street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPER1Y AT ArCTLON. THREE. SI.NY

IhI SIkES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, IHREE.STaEY
TRICK MILLING HOUSE.
- BY virtue OF deed % trust. dated October
LII 18th l,I3, and recorded ia LIbar T8r. folio ~
Of the land records Of W>iu eJou county. District
OF columbia, and by direction of the holder of ta
note secured thereby. Viii sell, public auction,
IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY, june ath,
$50 az clock 2. m. all that piece OF parcel of
ground known and described as lot "A m Charlie,
Stott subdivision o lot ia square ga Beginning
i'r the same Al the northeast corner q New Jersey
avenue on south ID street, and east On street
ninety nine feet 99j nine 90 inches TO a private
alley three ieet wide thence sOuth six feet thence
southWesterly slXty-Cne feet; thence s3ut hwestav
y aud AT night angles with New Jersey avenue
thirty iuur t5i) feet, thence northWeStwarl, with
sa III avenue twenty ieet L. the beginning.
erms OF sale. $500 with ten per cent. interest
from October 18Th lisa, together with the eXpsrses
81 sale ~ cash; balance in aud twelve m iutns.
secured by notes and deed 81 trust on the property
II tie terms q sale not complied with ten DAYS
from sale the Trustees the right - resell the
property Al the risk ard OF the defautinE pur
chaser. COnyeyancing at purchaser cost.
RIP. DODGE. In.
j. A. pARNEILI IIu7's's'
myT BOWMAN SGREEN Aucfs
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Fatal STABUING By A Boy IN RICH
NoNu.-JwO white youths named Eeaure-
gard Hudson and George H.llman. tie form
cr aged thirteen and the latter eighteen. en-
Iloyt> IA tOiacCO factory al Richmond.
Va. gH0rreled over The possession of a
broom. ald tie result was that n Illmau
stabbed Hudson. who retaliatei by throw
lTg Sto.r az Hllman-H illmau then threw
stone a; Hudson. and in return was stabbed
in lie LETT breast b. Hudson with pocket
knife. Hillman cannot recover. Hudson
was arrested
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II Il. WARNER,
ID, Real Estate Broker and huctiOnear,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and L SITS northwest

AUCTION SALE OF SUBURBAN BUILDING
LOTS, NEAR LINCOLN AVENUE AND list
BEYOND BOUNDARY ST
- On NONDAI June 9Th, ISIS, at q O'Clock D.
- m, VIII lie sold. at pnbiiC auction, on the prem
Scs, Lots &c. 81, b, o., IS AMI 81, con Heating
and Gales ayeuu"sl IN subdivision of part Of Pros
pct Hill, fronting 50 feet, by depth Of 40 IS loo
feet.
Terms. Slc1 cash on each lot. and the baaEca n g.
6, and II months with interest at : per emf 20.
Crrtd by a deed 81 trust on the property sold. \
deposit 81 SIS will be required on each lot time Of
sale" All convey GnCiuE II expense of purchaser or
purchasers
mav5l-eUHdS J T. CNIpW ELL. salesman
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SCHOOL CENsTs II NEW GoRE.-Tun pD-
lice census of children I'm the city %. New
oTh shows that there are tr1 .NII between
the ages Of eight and fourteen. Attending
public schools. sO.>i~. attending private.
schools. G,595. attending parish schools.
lH'l3, attending German schools. $40. az
tending corporate schools, 2.bUl; taught az
nome. l.-'-. taught al Juvenile asylum. 4.
taught at deaf and dumb ass lUm. -, NOT at
tending school. J.nli. al work. GE1. IN stores
and factories. els. physically di>qusIifiat.
2>s; destitute. SO; cannot speak English d..
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'HANCERY SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON 20Iu ST, BETWEEN q
AND III STREETS NORTHWEST.

CIANCERY SALEOFV VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON pom : r, BETWEEN q
AND ii STREETS NORTHWEST.
a-I Under ami 10y virtue Of n decree II the Su-
al preme Court q the District Of Columbia passed
OH February IN, 1915. IT, rhIucery cause NJ. 1898,
docket l. " herein the National Metropolitan Bank
! com paiLant and Martin Eenehan u al. are ie-
PENDANTS, viii 81. .r for sale on THURSDAY, june
TO- lI5 at clock o. n. at public auction on thu
preTl-es, and t. the highest bidder, tn south p
feet Ga inches q Lot numbered four, ~ Of ,gaTe
numbered one hundred and twenty, i2l, sand lot
fronting twenty min" feet IN and one fourth inches
t feet G mCtcs} OF 2Jth street. and running back
with that width one hundred auI forty three feet
ten inches ,t3 feet 10 inches t. twelyrtogt alley
The improvements consist Of two story Fl me
EOE~,. recently TvpaIred
Terms one fourth Crsh; balance in c, y and i
months from DAY oi sale viii! interest, all cash 40
time Of sal. Trustee reserves IA lien ou the prop
eIty for deferred payments. Convey auc'ug ~ prr-
chaser cost. leo deposit NJ TIM Of sale. IL IA.
terms Of sale not complied with within five gys
from day uf sale. the Trustee reserves the right 10
resell AT n k AID cost # Griautug purchaser, after
three days notice in the Evening star.
JAMES Il. jon NSTON. Trustee.
mays eo6ds YOUNG x MIDDLETON, AU-ts.