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sE-George Titus has lived i'm the best hotels
OF the largest cities for 1--WE years without paw
ing any board worth mentioning. He wears
good clothes, talks like man with plenty OF
money, and is so dgni1ied in his demeanor that
the clerks hesitate TO demand prompt paymen
He Is rarely turned out sooner than month";
and is often able TO stay longer However he
Is at last under arrest in Boston as a swindler
ga Mr.. Bowman, OF 0waSSo, Mich. was hen
pecked husband. lie bore il as long "a IN.
could. and then took to the woods where be
built hut under the roots OF fallen tree, ate
nuts and roots, and hid from his WIFE He WAS
lot discovered until two weeks after his dlsap-
pearance, and then Mrs. Bowman, made re
pentant by Soi1ow at his absence. induced
him 10 return home by promising TO henpecA
him 10 more
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MISS HosMER'S MoToR.-It was reported re-
Gently that Miss Harriet HOS:ner. the sculptor
ana Tor Sollie years past working Al her art in
RCme, had invented machine which, by a new
application of Il permanent magnet would
furnish any amount OF motive power al a small
cost. so remarkable discovery By a lady
unframed in scientific studies would be won
delIul Il true, and may well De doubted until
the proof OF ii is forthcoming. Nevertheless II
would seem as IL this Independent magnetic
Lolor had some merit, as Nj. Chapman. on
llie announcement OF the invention in New
YORK Claimed that il was his discover and not
Mss HGsn!erS. Now comes forward friend of
MISS HcslGei-a Nj. Gray, of New NOr.I-WhO
says mat Jack" Chapman's claim To the inVen-
uen has no foundation whatever; that he was
SIMPLY the business agent OF Miss HOSner. and
was sent by her to London TO Supe.intend the
promise OF quarter interest in IL ii it turned
out 10 De q SucceSS
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sB-At Wingfeld, Wis, three young children,
named kaschoric, during thetemporary absence
house burning down.
az George F. Holland was In his usual place
On Sunday as superintendent OF Baptist Sun
day school In Davenport, Iowa, and on Monday
from the railroad Company that employed him
as agent.
eEA Waxahatehie tTeG.) negro has been
whom he bought his comm to take ii HACK his
friends having prevented him from committing
suicide.
SEA clerk named Durham, In the dock de.
partment OF the New York clistom-house, has
OF $4,000. His relatives have made up the
amount ana II Is said he win not be prosecuted,
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THE EVENING STAR.
Loved by Her Sterfathcr.
HIS ATTkMrT TO ADDICT HER AND FORCE HER
INTO A HATEFUL MARRIAGE.


INTO A HATEFUL MARRIAGE.
telegram from Allegheny City, Pa. Nov. $
SAYS: Before Mayor Megraw today, Hugh
Ioller, an engineer on the Ohio river, was a
prisoner. Four or five years ago. being a
Whoever, he married a respectable widow. who
Hau daughter about twelve years OF age The
iahllly, being I'm comfortable Circumstance
iNeu napplly until about year ago, when the
Gaugnter, Mollie, began TO bud into womanhood
her Stepfather fell desperately in love With her
anu tooh haiuIy any pains to conceal the fact
from her mother. He courted his fair stem
uaugnter aSSlduouSly. but the maiden reject ed
ms sut, ana declined his repeated proposals of
an elopement. Meantime Mollie had a s;litor
IN tie person OF respectable young gentleman
OF the city, and 10 him she confiCied her troubles
scouting. attentions OF her stepfafher She
promised TO give her hand in marriage without
unnecessary delay. By some means Porter
learned OF her intentions, and in his bl nd in
fatuatfon, he resolved to possess himself OF his
stepIaughter by a forcibie abdu ,tion Accord
ingly, he babe her TO pack up her clothes and
prepare TO accompany him from the city TO be
married, threatening I'm the event of her re-
fllSal to murder her and her mother then an 4
there. All these threats and propositions Were
made In the presence OF the wife and mother
The girl wisely decided 10 pretend TO b. Will
Ing TO elope, and set up the pretence OF maxine
the necessary preparations for the proposed
Journey, and early this morning both the
ter'S vigilance. fastened TO the mayor's Office
and laid the facts before his honor Porter was
speedily prisoner. He had no defence 10 Offer
and. in default OF 81 0a1 bail, the mayor COM
mitted him to Jail TO await the action of the
grand jury.
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A DEFEATED CANDIDATES FIGHT.-Colonel
George +. Akers. candidate for Congress on
the greenback ticket in this district in the late
election, Swore out warrant against Thomas
Y. MOTIFS yesterday on the ground that he re-
FUSED to allow an ignorant COlOred voter to cast
his ballot for complainant. The trial came off
yesterday afternoon before Squire Baskette
ana the defendant was acquitted. Some very
and the parties seemed anxious to cInch each
other, but the byStanderS would not permit ID
About dusk. somewhere in the neighborhOOd of
scuffie ensued, Col. Akers receiving blow in
the face, but not seriously hurt yash1iHe
(IeRn1 Banner. 9th
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MR.. BLACKBURN WRITES A CARD.-A Ken
lucky paper prints card from Congressman
blackburn. in which he says: ''In a speech at
The barbecue near Danytlie, on the 2oth UlU 1
uSed the word thief as descriptive OF certain
persons who have been busy in my traductlon
curing the canvass now closing. One Logan
Mckee, who was present and heard my speech,
appropriated this word TO himself and assumed
that | meant it for him. / remained in Dan
vile Tor hours after he heard this speech. and
he neither resented the charge nor asked for
explanation nor satisfaction. FOTty-eight hours
after left Danyiile, however, he published
card alphabetically denunciatory-pf me- This
mode or redress adopted by him places him be-
meath any tulther notice from me-
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SINGULAR NIHILIsT TRAGEDY. In which
a peasant glrl plays prominent part, has re-
Gently startled Odessa, Two brothers belong
Ing to family OF small landed proprietorS,
EnkouVat01f by name. were SO much attached
10 each other that they could not live apart
For this reason, perhaps, when the elder,
Plnen, joined NihiliSt society, the younger
DOmeti, did the same. The Enkouvatoffs be-
longed 10 the nobility: but that did not prevent
Flmea from marrying peasant girl. Unhap-
ply, Domeu sympathized so entirely with
Plmen that he conceived a violent passion for
the latterS wife, and showed pertinacily in his
attentions to his sister-in-law. The voluntary
cause OF all this trouble devoted to her h,lS-
band. who naturally should have turned his
brother out OF the house. Pimen. however still
allowed DOmetl to live with him: and to aSsraCe
ms Jealousy consented even to live apart from
his wife, and to ''treat her, as the report of
the trial puts it, like a sister," One night
tlmen was awakened by his wife running into
his room and crying out that Dometi armed
with a razor, was about to attack him. She
was followed by the Infatuated Dometi, brand
lShing razor; and Pimen in Self-defence took
up TIE revolver which every NihiliSt seems to
have at hand, and shot his brother through the
heart.
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NEW CURES FOR CoNSUNPTToN.-T case is
mentioned OF Willis {. Shelton. the boy ora
mist Of New York. who in Anril last was diving
Of consumption. but who is now nearly OF quite
cured. The only medicine given him was
substance containing organic lime for heal
lug the lungs ana citric acid in the FORM OF
lemon Juice. The patient was required 10 pur-
sue system OF exercise calculated TO force the
ar INTO every part OF the lungs and restore
respiration and circulation. Several other cases
nearly as serious as that OF Shelton are now
under the same treatment I'm New York and IL
Is said, with results quite a. surprising
The MEDICAL Record describes new cure for
consumption. The points are, first. 10 clear the
lungs by deep, forcible breathing: second 10
establish perfect digestion by eating good
Weli-coohed food; third, TO promote healing OF
the tubercieS 10y eating salts OF lime: fourth 10
take plenty OF outdoor exercise and sleep in
apartments with the windows open, summer
ana winter
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YELLOW FEVER has broken out in Madrid
From 1000 to 1S.OGe soldiers have recently re-
turned from Cuba. They landed for the most
part, at Santander and more than half the total
number started at once by train for Madrid. IL
was only when this large body of troops reached
the capital that they found time to unpack their
trunks and give their linen out TO wash The
soldiers mad been dlSbanded, and went into lodg-
lngs or furnished apartments, while the Officers
found temporary home in the more fashion,
abe hotels. The epidemic broke ont in the very
center or the town. many cases occurring wit hin
a SioneS throw of the Puerto del Sol Some
women who attended 10 the soldiers and washed
TIER linen were among the first TO contract the
disease. According 10 the latest mail adytceS
The Gale de Tetuan is the focus of Infection
and the neighb0rhood or the Puerto del Sol. the
PlccaGiliy OF Madrid, and the quarter most fire.
quented by English visitors, has greatly sui
Tered.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE BRJTS.
Sells. THREEPLY AND INGRAM CARPETS,

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRUS-
Sells. THEREBY AND INGRAM CARPETS,
FAMILY CARRIAGE, HORSE AND HARNESS,
WOOD AND COAL. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, November 1Sth,n
1878, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of gentle W
man declining housekeeping No 1902 18th 81
street. between q and r streets northwest, 4 ]
shall sell the following effects, viz
Hair Cloth Parur Suite.
EngYavings and Chromos.
Marble-top Table, Ornaments
Window Hangings, Gr.andoes.
Oas and Walnut Marble-top Chamber Set
Walnut and Mahogany Furniture.
Fire Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts. Sheets ana Spreads.
Toilet Ware, Table Linen.
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
brussels, Stair and Hall Carpets Stair Rods.
Walnut Extension Dining Table, Chairs, Leaf
Table
Silver Tea Service and other Plated Ware
China and Glass Ware, Knives and Forks.
Refrigerator, Wash Tubs, Kitchen Requisites.
ALSO, AT II O'CLOCK
One Park Ph3aton, (by Graham, in good conditiono
One Grey Horse and Single Harness
Two Tons Coal, two Cords Wood, &c.
noyl3 THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionesraa = 81
p H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWo-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE, No: 1920 NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
10th A. D.: 1872, duly recorded in Liber No Jun
684 folio 1885, one of the land records for the.l
secured thereby, I shall sell at public auction, In
front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day
piece or parcel of ground situate in the city of Wash
ington, D. G, known and described as being the west
S2o,: on north n street, by the depth thereof. ii
ODD, together with the improvements, lie. 'e'''i
Terms: One third in cash, and the balance at six
Per cent per annum, secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold OF all cash at option of the pur
and all conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in seven days,
otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to resell fhe
property at the risk and cost of the defautng pur
chaser, after FIVE days advertisement
GEORGE P. FISHER, Trustes
D.. l. CoLpMEl Ia Salesman. octeS cots
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

TRTSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE EAST SIDE or SIXTEENTH
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a deed of trust. dated the first IA
day of November; 1876, AND duly recorded in I:.N
Iiber No. S35, folio 225, one of the land 4".lx
records tor Washington county, in the District OF
Columbia, and by direction Of the party secured
November, 1873. at o'clock in front of the premi
ses, all that certain piece or parcel of land and
premises situate and being in the city of washing.
ton District OF Columbia; and known and distin-
gushed upon the public pats and plan of said city
as Part Of lot Numbered six co. in square numbered
numbered six go commencing ut point fifty (50}
feet north of the southwest corner of said square
numbered one hundred and ninety -four Q94j, and
running THENCE north twenty five (25) feet: thence
east one hundred (l00) feet; thence south twenty
five (25 feet, and thence west hundred 900 feet
to the place of beginning together with the improve
ments
Terms $500 in cash. with interest at 10 per cent
from the first day of November 1877, and expenses
Of sale the balance in six and twelve months, with
notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost 800 deposit at the time of sale.
r. K. ELLIOT. I r...
nov12-d&ds CHARLES 7. DAVIS} trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real, Es
TATE, No 45S LOUISIANA AVENUE WASH.
INGTON. D. c.. OPPOSITE CITY HALL
By virtue of deed of trust to the under "a
signed dated JUL Il, AID 1876, and recorded f.H8
Tor Mashngton county in the District of Columbia.
ana al the request OF the party secured thereby
VII SCI at public auction on SATURDAY. the 10th
tront ct the premises, all that property known as
NO 4,s LOUISIANA avenue, i'll the city of Washing
ton DC, being the eastern part of Lot No. 10. in
square No, 400 ON the official plan of said city,
fronting 80 feet, more or less. Louisiana avenue
anG running back with equal width ninety -eight (93)
feet to wide alley together with the improvements
thereon, comprising largethreestory brick build
ing. mainly used for law offices.
. Terms OF sale, by agreement with the grantor in
the deed. modifying the terms therein prescribed,
are: Onethlrd of the purchase-Tnoney in cash, and
the balance in one and two years. respectively, in
equal lDstalments for which the proInissory notes
of the purchaser VIII be required bearing Interest
from the day of sale AT the rate of eiEht 90 per
centunl Per annuln until paid and secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold, and also sat;Sfac-
tory policy OF insurance. deposit Of $500 VIII be
required Of tie purchaser at the time OF sale and all
conveyancng will be at the cost of the purchaser If
the terms of sale are not complied with within ten
days after the day of sale the Trustees the
right to resell the premises at the risk and OF the
defaultng purchaser, five days notice in the Eve
ming Star newSpapr.
FREDERICK B. McGUIRE,l -ru,u.-
MARTIN +. NORRIS, ! 1i"7'eS'
q
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PARADISE, New, is not to political candidates
an that its name implies. Two men who were
running for Office went there and made speeches
after which they lodged in the only hotel In
the morning they found that all their clothing,
except the shirts they had Kept on their backs
had been loosely taken by the miners and
pawned for whisky. OF course. any show OF
resentment would have been inJudiclous
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EVERY MORNING, at this season OF the revolving
year, forty -four millions OF freenen in the United
States rise up and say. Well, our rine weather
has gone for good this time" About noon they
say. We'll, this is our Indian summer; this
beautiful weather Will last six weeks vet :" That
night they look out OF the window and saw with
little shlver, 'Loook out for an all-kilng frost
tonight. ~ Hdtrkege
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
National Route and Short Line to the
North, Northwest. West
and Southwest.

ana southwest.
TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. JUNE 9, 1878
LEAYE WASHINGTON:
f515 g. m--New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
only. STOPS at Shpley's. Laurel, Annapolis JUNO
$50 u n3--Balt-aOre, Annapolis and Way (Cran-
berry. StrasbGg, Winchester. Hagerstown, ard
t7:iO a m-BaltInore and Laurel Express
$40 q m-PC.nt Of Rocks, Cranberry, Strasburg,
Winchester Hagerstown and Way Stations.
timore Express. Parlor Cdr to New York and
Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis Junction
fs;9S a nL.si Louis Ghicaso Columbus S, and
Branch except Sunday Through Car to Stsun-
ton. PUii1,an Car To- Cincinnati daily. Grafton
600 a non Sunday only. Baltimore, Annapolis
20 90 q m-Baltimore Express Stops at Bladeus.
sups and Hanover
- 10 p m--Balumore. Annapolis. E1licott City and
81 go D. NEW York, Philadelphia and Boston
Express On Sundays to Baltimore only, STOP
ping at all Stations Stops at Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap
obs Junction
sI35 p. n.-Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Hagers-
days to Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only
"A 40 y. pi--Balhmore, Annapolis and Way Sta-
IS $50 ?. m--Philsdelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. Norfolk Pas
ton. s,sp at Biadensburs and Ls ~ I'S ." '"''
70 so p. m.-Baltmere and Way Stations
T7:l5 p. m--Chcago and Columbus Express. Sleep
ing Cars to Chicago.
tS:l0 p. n.-Batimore Express
50 Is p. m--St Louis. Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pltisburs Express Pittsburs. except Sunday.
80 so p m-Nex York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express Steering Car to New York, and Special
CD Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
All trains stop At Relay Station tel0
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A CHANCE FOR THE POOR.-H you want an
N ONERCOAt like the rich wear, and for less
money than ready made one, call at HERZOG'S,
SO 9th 81 Nv, near Pa ave There you viii find
large stock of second hand Oyercoats, very little
worn, 81 low prices. oct26-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

X n NAhNEh, heN Estate Aucuoneer.
TRggTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
sb9ofNiNa The FohRfEENrHAAs yThNaE,
1s HBEh sTShH hhHfE AESHRR
ssssP sSa NJ ds ST. o5 g. ~ rs fs
s d n.S q shs s a.
NS nnd b f. the holders the
sRed Ifastees Of trust e re sases
1 ISsy VII on FRIDAY the 22d day Of November.
SELL at public auction to the highest bidder ali that
ae situate in he etX Of Washing
and bounds Beeinnins at point sixtyseven ne eS
feet nine co inches easery from the northwest cor
being the intersection Of the south line Of Massa
chusets avenue with the eastern part of the public
Of Maseaehusetts avenue fifty two i52) feet seven q
INCHES; thence south Il deg 80 min west sixty one
nS line d saa alley alley
s s hs es
Of said circular space; thence northeasterly with
inches to the place Of beginning together with the
impIoyements. consisting OF handsome Three-story
This property VIII be sold free and clear of all in
t saa fsr date e ssa With IN
date and secred BY deed Of trust t on t the prem sa
ises, al cash. at the option of the purchaser A
deposit OF 600 vii be required from the purchaser
when the FRO! cry Is Knocked down. II the terms of
sale should not De complied with within five days
FROM the date OF sale the Trustees viii resell Ut the
risk and cost Of the defaUitil2 purchaser All con-
veyaucing VIII be ct the cost Of the purchaser
- JohN e. Wilson, Trustees.
N 4 A1 II fsa2IEE., in Trustees.
J. T. GOODWILL. Salesman. o:t;0-aoit!bs
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE IF DESIRABLE TWO STORY
AND MANSN;n ROOF BRICK DWELLING,
No. 1850 COKCORAN STREET..
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated April 18th, IA
A l.. 1877. duly recorded Liner No Sil, fiaa3
IOiO 1876. Of the land records for the Dis a-G.
tic of Columbia, and at the request of the party Sc
of the premises. on MONDAY, November 18th, 1878
81 O'Clock T. N, tie fOowDg-leScribei real estate
situate IN the city ot Washington. D. c. to wit: All
of Lot numbered one hundred ard two (l0}, and the
god il Chipman ct al subdivision of square mum
tcIed Two hundred aud forty (2+0h fronting thirty
l3ul feet ON the south side of Corcoran ST, between
18Th and 18th streets by defth of ninety 900
feet to ten Q0 foot alley, together with the i'm
lrovelnellts. &c
Terms One-fOurth cash, and the balance at SIX
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent per e1inum until paid. secured by q deed of
trust on tie property Sold all cash. at the option
OF the nrchaser; 800 deposit required at the time
ciaser's Terms to be complied with lii seven
days. otherwise the Trustees reserve the ryht re
sell the property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser. after FIVE days advertisement
BRA Az h l IL MANNER Trustees.
noy5aoS1s
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RAILROADS.
1910 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA lOtO
ROUTE

1913 PENN NS;TIn 1919
Double Track. steel Rails.
SPLESDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
L. Eject % p m. Nov. 10. 1873.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot,
corner oi Sixth and streets, as follows:
Pittsburr ard tie West 10 10 IN. daily with Par
Tor Car 20 Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
PittstuIs {" Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago;
2 40 daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Satprday, with Palace Cars T. Wa.kins. Fer
For, New YoSE and the East, 80 and 10 Is pm
daily. with Palace Cars attached Limited Ex-
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 am daily,
For BrookIyn, & Y, all through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex
afforGin2 direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
ing double ferrlage and journey across New
For Philsdslphia. i; so, 80 and 1915 p. m. daily
For Batmore, 90, sS5. 80 a. M. and 30 D. N.
daily, eXeept Sunday; 1910 a. NJ. 80, $50, 40
For Pope's Greek Line, 90 a. M and 30 p NJ
daily. except Sunday
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL
WAY AMP "A ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra e. T. s. 9, TO- IL a. m, lis, 40, s.
6:l5. and II 80 p NJ On Sunday at 0 a m, and
For Richmond and the South 6 80 a. NJ and 20 D.
10 t II a. n L. 40 s. 6i5 and T. u p m
On Sunday al 900 and 10 a L., AID Is p. M.
conmodations can be procured at the ofces. north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
sylvana avenue ana at the depot where orders can
be left for checking OF baggage to destination from
/. p. FARMER, General Passenger Aren't.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager noy9
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NIP PIED

ECNT-kNIGHT. On the 7th November. 1873
at the residence of the brides parents by Rev %
Ieyten Rrown, WILLIAM L. Hunt to Miss LILI.EAS
KNIGHT. No cards.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HANDSOM
p0UBLEl BRICK DWELLING, No 10

IDUyBLEl BKICk DMELL1NG, No 1UI5
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
By virtue of deed of trust to me- dated IL
August 26th 1875, and recorded in Liber No fs4
1877, folio 253, of the land records of the Dis 4M
tric of Columbia and by the written direction of the
holder of some of the notes secured thereby will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
THURSDAY, the 2sth day of November 1878, at 1
O'Clock pm, lot No; f. Of Shepherds subdivision of
square No 164, in the city of Washington, improved
by a handsome double two-story and basement,
with mansard roof brick dwelling
Terms Of gale, prescribed by the deed of trust ::
The amount of the Indebtedness secured BY the deed
of trust unpaid, with the expense of sale in cash,
six months, for which the notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale and secured
deposit of $500 will be required Of the purchaser
at the time Of the SALE and all conveyancng shall be
not complied with in seven days the Trustee re-
serves right to resell at the risk and cost of the
oS5-dtdbs ANDREW c. BRADLEY. Trustee.