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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-06
THE EVENING STAR.
WEDNESDAY..... November 6, 1875.


TWO SMALL CHILDREN OF THE VICTIMS ratRry-
SIX HOURS WITHOUT FOOD.
from ane p Seat Tox ~; ID Tribune "o dspa,ch
This afternoon Jews reached here to ~ ts say S ing
S snas q man and wife, residing on farm ar
nsna. Day, opposite this city. had been muir
nav ., Inc TACT was made known TO the coro-
nef, VINO empanelled a jury and started for the
scene OF the horrible crime. The marty ~.
suInS9 TINS evening, at nine O'Clock with two
man Ha s's ,o Containing the dead bodies. The
which - q SHINY IN the stable near the COW.
Nth a - u supposed ne was preparing to milk
=, n en, oui,et hole in his head By the wound
IL a.'ueais that he was leaning over TO one side
hn in ' me- .atai shot was fired the BAH striking
nun m the neck, Just below the ear and extend
ins UPWARD INTO his head. The hole made nv
tLe Oullet squite large. The bali is supnose,
70 f ths n oetn Mred from musket. The corpse
OF Ihe man presented CHASTITY sight. HAVING
lain L ear the cow and being covered with n rns
nure an blood. The woman was found lyin-
on the gros'h Just outside the house. and as
blood was dis covered on the floor il is contes.
tured that she " as shot In the house and 81 ai1e
to run to her husg,.1 I'd at the barn when She was
overtaken by the ASA sin, who cut from ear u
ear her throat. The Shoe wound is in the chin
extending into the mouth. snd is about the size
Of that inflicted in her husf)a nd'S neck The
wound In the throat is from knife. and is a
cash OF about one and half or two inches
deep. The crime is thought to have been COM
mitted yesterday morning, as shots were heard
by the nearest neighDOr (half a mile di5tant) AT
that time The man Is Familiarity known In
dren were found in the houSe-the Oldest about
two and half years OF age and the other six
months. They had been about thirty-siX fouIs
without food. Nothing seemed TO be disturbed
In or about the premises, and il cannot be i'm
agined what prompted the murder. Some ven
ture the assertion that. as he was saving ard
always carried a considerable amount OF money
about his person. the man was murdered and
robbed, and afterward. TO prevent a clew, the
assassin murdered the woman. The victim was
an fnofenSiye man. and IL is hardly probable
Dflnptrafpl
malice or ILL feeling. lie was aged about forty
and his wife about fWenf -fiYn
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
ID A. DARNEILLE, Auctioreer,
L. Corner It'll st. and Louisiana ava
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No: 707 SEVENTH STREET

TRgpssTGE EETT SALE OF " yAITAgLE tMPReyEn
koRTHMEsT. Ri BET vi SSe h AND n STREET
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated Decem. "A
Sb folio h. and dne guy " S se1s Dns in
cords for the county Of washington, in the Dstrici
Of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby l. g. SURVIVING Trustee will eel ct public
ISL eeoei On p ba soaY
ing described real estate, situate in the city of Wash
ington. District Of Columbia to wit: All that piece
or parcel OF ground lying in the city of Washington
Official s Rft and sr9gnd Plan Of said city
numbered four hundred and fifty four and being
contained IN the following metes and bounds: Be
distance Of fifty nine 59 feet north from the south
north with the line Of said IL street twenty III
feet thence east on the division line, between lots
enty 75) feet; THENCE north on the division line
between lots numbered seven CD and nine (9), in
said square. to the northwest corner of said lot
seven (D;, thence east twenty seven {2D fest;
and two DOB feet to the paee Of Sg bes 9e
ming, together with all the improvements, &c
r. Terms OF sale according to the deed of trust
Seven thousand seven hundred and twelve dollars
ance at six Co. and twelve (12) months, for which
the day of sale and secured by deed Of trust on the
property pro- sold. viii be taken A deposit Of 300
sale, and alt conyeyancing shall be at the expense Of
the purchaser, Terms Of sale to be complied with
within seven days, otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
GEO: W: ST1CKNEY, Surviving Trustee
If desired by the purchaser, loan of Sc 500 will
be made on the property for three years with interest
at Per cent Interest payable semi-annually.
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DIED..

AGER In Georgetown. ID. c., on the 5th of No.
Nelnber 1873, at twenty minutes of O'Clock m, at
her residence on Frederick street after long aud
Painful illness. which she bore with Christian fort-
tude, Mrs. MARY EMILY AGER in the SD year of her
age the widow of the late NJ Ii. Aver. May she rest
in peace
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of
her sonin-law, Thomas p. Hess, No. 178 Fayetts
street on Thursday, 9TH instant at o'clock y. M,
and from there TO the Trinity Church, Georgetown
where services viii be conducted.
COMPTON. ON Monday, November 4, 1873. at
5 ID r. m, JOHN w. COMPTON, AGED 81.
Funeral will take place Thursday, the 9TH inst at
O'Clock, from So 9Th street northwest Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to attend.
EASILY. On the morning of November 4tb, 1878,
at the residence of her son-inlaw, in Tuscaloosa.
Alabama, Mrs. AGNES NJ EASILY, widow Of the late
Vim. Easily, of this city.
MYERS. On November T. 1878, at 8 40 O'Clock p.
NJ. MARGARET MYERS, the wife of I. Myers Of the
county Limerick. Ireland. in the thirty eighth year
of her are.
The funeral from her residence TO ST. Dominic's
church, Thursday, 9TH of November, at 81 O'Clock
a. NJ, where a requiem mass will be Celebrated
Friends of family are invited to attend funeral ct
her residence 723 Sd street southwest fBoatop ma
perB please coryl
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4 CURIOUS STREET RAnRoAD-San Franclsc,
has one peculiar street railroad. II Is about =
mile and half long, and runs In Calirornis
street over steep Mob Hill, place of hand some
residences. The cost OF building il was $500. 900
and IL has never paid dividend, but the ow a.
ers do not mind that. being among the wealth
lest men on the Pacific coast. The stranger *
aStoniShed 10 see the ears moving without any
apparent motive power. Between the tracks Is
continuous slit. under which moves a wire
cable. An attachment of each car. operated by
lever, grips or lets go this cable AZ required
and the cable is moved 10y powerful engine
underneath the street. The plan works Well
but Is very costly. The cable must be coated
anew with tar every two days, as a protection
against the raSping of the car clamps, and even
then II wears out completely in six months The
rover required il equal 10 that OF 80 horses
The cars are luxurious, with floors only foot
from the ground, and with seats divided into
spaces TO prevent crowdng. The roadbed too,
Is not an ordinary kind. 4 trench was dug
four feet wide and four feet deep, In which
heavy N-Shaped irons were placed, ten feet
apart. and on the tops OF these vs. the rails
were laid and firmly bolted. The cable and II
appurtenances were placed in position. Then
the trench was nlled With concrete, which be-
came as hard as stone.
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SINGULAR HONESTY or A PREIATE.-Monsig-
more ASiuar1, distinguished Roman Catholic
prelate, who was at one time Papal nuncio at
BRUSSELS. has recently died at Rome. He was
man OF a wonderfully lovely character, aud OF
extraordinary truthfulneSS and upTightneSS, OF
which qualities the FdBfoHd gives the following
instance: lon his way back 10 Rome after he
had fulfilled his mission in BRUSSELS, his car
riage was stopped by brigands near yiterbro
After they had pretty thoroughly rltied the per-
sons OF the prelate and his attendants, the chief
asked il he had anything more. Joseph SAID
the bishop, turning TO his servant. did you give
him the money that you had hidden - abiding
10 $500 in gold which had been concealed IN
the bottom of a trunk. amid a lot OF soiled linen
The worthy man considered il crime TO lie,
even 10 a brigand.'
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X
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
sTAGE SN NE AyEhHh
5z5 hHifF A1HSHS No
Il ST. EsS IL e
sss d maS 81 hs e s On IL
MOT s d b see9s Of # the holders
ys, vii. on Friday, tie sad day Of Nc1emS ssr
1873. at 2 NJ in front Of the premises proceed to
ton, D. c. and contained within the following metes
f pHl1 s9
ner Of square two hundred and forty seven (24O
chusetts avenue with the eastern part Of the pubic
CIRCULAR space thence southeast with the south line
deg 50 min vest @
SD feet; thence south II deg, so min. west fiftys
he neS line q ssa a asy
th thur s2 feet thenee due north one hundred
q said thence VIE
the line OF said circular space ten (l0} feet three ~
IMPROVEMENTS Consisting of handsome Thr wsa o9s
his property will be sold free and clear of all in
Terms Of sale: Onefourth cash balance in three
faee Ssar aas 81 IN
a at the rate Of per cent per from said
deposit of $2OO win be required from the purchaser
s w5n ssSsa Se s xS 9s
risi ana cost q the defaaltns PSrchaser. All cone
'- - S$$SsSSE $ skHsSE trustees.
Nm NJ Hs v FRAZIER, Js.. Trustees
J. T. coLDWELL, Salesman. octsoeodtdbs
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MALE AND FEMALE FRIENDsHIPs.-fI is often
said, ana not without some truth, that friend
snip between men endureS through trials aud
tests that would break friendship between
women thousand times over. When men con
clude 10 trust one another, that Is the end OF IT,
They trust absolutely and wholly. But between
members OF the other sex there always seems 10
be mental reseTNation-IuSt enough To insure
break at the least Jar Causeur remembers
that in Florence. in the fall OF ca. he was walk
Ing with lady on the Lung ArnO, when he IN
eNpectcdiy met friend. y. whom he had not
seen Tor a year. After warm exchange OF
greetings. the lady remarked 10 -, :. You aud
CaJSeur seem 10 De very warm friends. ] pre-
sumo you keep up desperate correspondence
when you are apart" ION the contrary" an
Swered =. ''we never Write. The fact is our
friendship is not the kind that needs TO be put
tied up every week" And 10 this day. although
he has seen him but twice i'm ten years, and has
not had line from him I'm all that time, eau
Seur feels and knows that he has i'm X friend
whom he can count upon as he would upon =
brother. Is not this the tTuest friendship after
alle-I EOStoa TFaHScFipf.
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CTEIGER Il LIEBERMANN, Real Estate Auct'r
- No. 26 LIE Droit Building.

CTEIGER y LIEBERMANN, Real Estate Auctre
~ No. 26 LIE Droit Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON EAST SIDE OF NEW
JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN E AND +
ST IMiEr No 7 II YES {No; 525A con,
THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated Novem- Il
Liber No s74, folio i26. one Of the land rec,
ords for the District of Columbia and at the request
Of the party secured thereby, win sell at public
November 14th 1878. at 4so p "a, the following de
scrihed real estate, situate in the city of Washing
ton in said District, VIZ The entire % feet inches
deh ~ M see Ser n n 1y equal 9 W1h the
B. Kibbey's subdivision of parts of lots 8, and s. in
the surveyors office of said city Lber b., folio
153, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash, (of which $15G
must be paid at time of sale), and the balance in
equal payments in six, twelve and eighteen months
to be secured by purchasers notes bearing 8 per
cent interest from day of sale, and deed of trust
on property sold or all cash, at option of purchaser
Conveyanc1ng and recording at purchasers cost II
terms Of sale not complied with in six days after
SALE the Trustee the right to resell at risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser
VIM. F. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
noV2-dtdDs 1871 street northwest.
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FROM MEDICINE TO THE PRIESTHoOD.-Our Sis
Ter city OF Newport was startled yesterday when
IL was announced that DIR. G. N Sorg one of
the prominent physicians of that place, had in
the morning gone to Monte Casino Monastery
just back OF COvingtOn, for the purpose of re-
entering the priesthood. DR.. Sorg has been
married for over twenty years, and has a wife
and two beautiful grown daughters, who have
i1Fed with him until yesterday. DR.. Sorg was
born In Germany ffty-nine years ago. As he
approached manhood he studied medicine, but
he was induced by his parents TO give uD that
and study for the priesthood. He yielded 10 the
desire OF his parents, entered a Catholic college
and, after remaining i'm it a few years, was reg
ulal1y ordained priest. But at length he went
to Berlin, where he pursued his medical studies
Graduating In medicine there, he came TO New
YORK, and from there went to Mt. st. Vincent
Pa, where again he put on the Sacerdotal robe
and became pastor of a church. This did not
last long, and he gave up the church again and
went back to the old country, renowned the
priesthood, and married a daughter of a Ger
man army officer. Immediately after his mar
rlage, he and his wife removed TO Newport, XIV
where he entered upon the practice OF his pro-
1eSSlon. He leaves his whole property. worth in
good times $4,000, and ample for their support.
TO his family.-tCiaciItaati Erguirer
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GEORGE TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF B AND SECOND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
FRQST TING PEtN NI ~; AVENUE. AND
NEAR THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL.
On THURSDAY, November 18th, 1873 at IL
~ O'Clock P. NJ, we will offer for sale, at 1".H
desirable parcel of ground situated in WASHINGTON
CITY, in the District of Columbia known as and being
the northern half of original Lot "a, in Square 1872
having front of y feet "a inches I'd street east
and 20 feet on south street, with all the improve
ings.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash on the day of sale
or within seven days thereafter the residue in three
equal payments at one. two and three years. The
purchasers prom!ssoy notes to be given for the de-
ferled pay ments bearing interest from day of sale,
PAYABLE semt.annually. to be secured by. desd of
on tie dwellings to our satisfaction the purcha
ser may ay all cash at his option Terms of sale
be &C mi lied with within seven days from day of
sale in default, reserve the right to resell at pur
chaser's risk and cost All conveyancng at purcha-
ser's cost. 5000 deposit on acceptance of bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS
WILLIAM B. TODD, Assgnees.
rOV4-,n.wf IT KEVGFR \
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rrSpER fRIBurE TO WASHINGTON BEAUTY.
Peopic Throughout the country often real OF
| the beauties OF the Washington society. SONS
very new correspondent from the rural regions
occasionally writes an interesting chapter abput
| the beauties in the Treasury department, but
! patient seekers after the glowing suolecS 81
!s..e paragraphs OF fiction would search IN
vain. The heautifu Iaores ~.
winter season are nearly always from The out
sioe states or Europe. such a thing rs a local
beauty Is as rare Is a white souled politician
nuTlhg the congressional vacation man may
walk the long avenues OF Washington for dty.
without meeting a single handsome. fntelnysnt
lazy lace, becoming toilet, or any D-e.ease
10 Stynsh, Jaunty madcap such as one would
Chicago. In no other city In the country Il
There such al army Of half educated, half wit,et
no hammered, vulgar. hobbledehoy girls a. one
meets constantly upon the Washington STREETS
Their mode OF dressing Is at times 80 grotPSluely
Absurd and frightfrl In blending OF colors as 20
anord excruciating pain 10 sensitive people of
taste An accurate sketch OF some of the hats
Worn by some OF these street bellies would COO
denim the producer as the prince or exaggers-
'o,S. Ihey oulcsricature caIicatures.
IN tnlS clear, lazy climate, where one would
suppose good compilations might bloom. there
Is not good complexion. All races are % q
pSaie, muddy gray IN youth, that becomes In
aasanced years laundiced yellow that seams
ana wrinkles like old parchment skinny arms
ahgulaf ngufes, fiat breasts and feet WITH NJ
MS nEsteIs are The common features OF the average
Washington young woman. Indeed so ugly AR.
tbe3 "it that class OF artists her. last season
sIuSgied all winter 10 obtain a decent model
MNhout any success. so low f. the standard OF
pns Sca beauty among the natives OF Washing
llat nave taken some pains 20 find out the
leaSnns thefeoI by talks with the leading
pnSSlclaiS OF the town. one whom will cali
Dr. Flank says thai there is no city in the whole
country where the average living is so poor.
Nthe families out or ten," he says "get badly
cooked loGu The southern style OF cooking All
grease prevails. the frying pan Is the fayorIte
weapon or death. MI the cooks nearly are
soulhelh trained; grease and hot cakes are tho
items OF me Oil OF fare IT all the places when.
any man OF moderate means must 90 Resides
TINS, nearly All the houses In the city are heated
by furnace heat, and in many houses there am,
stationary WaShstands. mere escapes for the
foul, badly made sewers SO YOU see thai ii,inv
constantly I'm poisoned. bad atmosphere and
eating wretched food have produced the breed
OF ugly, unwholeSome people that are daily 10
be seen upon the Streets Wash Cor. Chioays
Tines.
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~ \ man i'm Paxton. H.. seized with an UNI
contrOllable desire To take human life. assailed
his wife with knife. She escaped from the house,
as did other members OF the family; but 4
baby was left behind in its cradle, and was I'M
medlately slaughtered.
eE An lnjudici0us sister said to three year
Old: 'Johnny. il YOU are bad YOU cannot go To
heaven. Don't you want 10 90 10 heaven
No 'Why. YOU don't want 10 go TO the bad
place. do your NO" ''What do you wants'
Il want To live. That's what. - Frank Lesiie's
SU83QJ NaJd ziae.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest. West
and Southwest,

National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest. West
and Southwest.
TO TAKE Effect SUNDAY. JUNE 9, 1878.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
t545 m.INew York. Phlladelphia, and Boston
EIrress; EiLeot1 CITY: On sunday to Baltimore
ton. Jessnrs. Hanover. and Elk Ridge.
$50 g. m-.Batmore. Annapolis and Way. Gran
Way via Relay
tI:4o a m-..Balh1nore and Laurel Express.
$50 a m-New York. Philadelphia, Boston and Bal
PhiiadelIh sa. Stops at Annapolis Junction
ts:S5 a. m--st Louis. Chicago, Columbus, and
branch except sunday through Car art to st aus
ton Pullman Car 70 Cincinnati daily. Grafton
% 20 sandus6S Gas except o TBs5lraa ay ,,o,
N az and Way baltimore r,,res. s.on. .. p,.,.n.
sup's and Hanover.
I2:lO p. n-Baltinore. Annapolis. Elicott City and
IL so p m-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
Express. On Sundays to Baltimore only, stop
at al Bfiags aare and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap-
1875 p m-Point OF Rocks. Frederick. Hasers-
town, Winchester and Way Stations. On Sun
days to Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only;
1880 p. m-Philadelphia. Norfolk and Baltimore
ton Step at Bladensburs and Laurel.
f6 so p m--BaltImere and Way Stations
IL Is p m.-Chicaeo and Columbus Express Sleep
ING Cars to Chicago.
~ 10 p m-BaltimOre Express.
1925 P m-St: Louis. Cincinnati. Louisville and
P1ttsburT Express Plttsburg, except Sunday
1873 p. m.-New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
Express. Steering Car to New York, and Special
Sleeping Car 10 Philadelphia
I'D Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
AL trains stop AZ Relay Station. iel0
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The CAUSE OF DEL1RIUN TRENESs.-Dr. IL.
W. Richardson, OF London, says that delrium
tIemens Is always produced by fuSel Oil and never
by pure ethylc alcohol; also, that all persons
who have been long addicted to the Use of wine
or spirits, even in slight excess. suffer habituai-
~ from dyspepsia. Next after organic disease
OF The stomach crrhosis OF the liver is the most
common consequence OF hard drinking. a dis
tlnct fOm OF consumption. non-hereditary, IL
also frequent result. DR. Richardson thinks
there would be no more Blights disease il the
use OF alcohol were discontinued
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1910 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA 1910
ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.


TO THE NORTH. VEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Scenery, Mdonifcent EQ1ipnie,st.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot cor
ner of Sixth and y streets. as follows
For Pittsburg and the West, 10 10 a. m. daily with
Parlor Car TO I1ttsburs and Sleeping Cars from
Pittsbu-g to Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago
7:4op. IL daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
day. with if Palace Car Watkins For saf1 Villains
port Lock Lock. Haven, and Elmira, at 1910 a. m.
For New York and the East, As a. m and 80 p;
E1Prsss Of Punan s Cars sa 80 daily. ' ecu
For Sew York and the East, 80 p m. daily except
Sunday, with sleeping Cars from Washington to
Boston For Brooklyn, n Y, all through trains
AIMEE aSrdns direct sss q to Futon
street. avoiding double ferriase and journey
and j As a M, and s 80 ana 3 80 p m daily.
Limited Express BIO a. ~ daily except Sun
Accommodation for Baltimore. SIS. s 80 a. m. and
For Pores Creek Line. 6:6s m. and 400 p. m.
daily. EXCEPT Sunday.
cept Sunday.
road and aie1and1ia and Wsshins-
ton Railroad. ~
For ALEXANDRIA, b, z. 3, 9:lO, lO, II no. i, s. ~
8. 20. p u. On Sunday at 10 q. M, and
and p.
For Richmond and the South. 2:45 I'M and am.
daily: 8 10 2 nj daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8, 2, B.
se19s Sunday nd at and % ana Is sRa M m
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car &C
east corner TRTfeenth and % sse
nue.; northeast corner Sixth street and Pennsylva
mia avenue, and at the depot, where orders can be
left for the checking Of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
l. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov10
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C,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
" TATE, CONSISTING OF TWO THREErSTORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES ON K
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET. LIE
day of October, A. B. isis, by the Supreme enc A.
NO 6,a2S. equity, wherep Thomas A. Stephens is
fe1hd1;a a the undersigned as Trustee win sell at
Na sS d the 9Th day Of November. A. b 1878, at
tate in the city Of Washington d. c., known and
described on the plan of said city the easternmo
th1rtys1x feet four and twO-thirds inches front of
lot numbered twenty, in square numbered five hun
dred and sixteen and running back with that width
one hundred feet improved by two Threestory and
Basement Brick Houses.
Terms of sale prescribed by decree: One-third
cash residue in three equal instruments, at six
twelve and eighteen months from day Of sale, for
which the purchasers notes to be passed to the
Trustee, payable to his order, in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest, from day of sale at
or all cash at purchasers option. The Trustee will
reserve lien upon the property until the whole p1lr
chase money is paid. 800 down on each house at
time of SALE and if purchaser fails to comply with
terms of sale within five days from day Of SALE
property to be resod after five days notice in the
Evening Star newspaper, at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser. Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
JOHN F. HANNA, Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
Oct22eO&ds