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THE SHOCKING TRAGEDY N OHIo.-It has al
ready been briefly announced that al the town
OF Maynevile, Ohio, few DAYS ago. the bodies
or Mrs. HATTIE. widow, aged % years, her SIS
ter, Mrs. Weeks. and her little daughter were
found In the house OF Mrs HATTIE ia an advanced
stage OF decomposition. Mrs Hates skull had
teen crushed In, apparently from blow with
Ratchet, and her body was found lying under
the bed with much OF her face eaten away by
rats. Mrs. Weeks throat had been cut while
she was lying on the bed, and the little girl
stabbed In the breast while lying on a pallet on
the floor, where she slept. The house was tn
the utmost disorder, blood being smeared over
the beds and floor, though a bag OF lime had
been brought In, evidently since the commission
OF the crime, ana emptied On the fioor to act as
disinfectant and absorb the odor OF the decay.
ing nesh. suspicion fell On Willie Anderson,
an le-year. old son OF Mrs. HATTIE by her first
husband, from whom she had been divorced.
He had disappeared from the town and IL Ia
known that he visited his father at the Cart
House, CINCINNATI, Saturday last. Sunday the
boy left Cincinnati and "Wednesday afternoon
bis dead body was found In a water tank ten
miles from that city. He had pistol In his
hand, and had shot himself In the head. The
rather or the boy says he was visited by him
Sunday, but that the boy told him nothing az
the occurrence. Anderson admitted that he
had seen his former wife but once In q long
while, and that was on the 18th OF August. ne
was arrested wednesday on suspicion, but this
gave him no concern, his employer being ready
10 Vouch Tor his presence In Cincinnati for three
weeks past. Tile murdered people were last
seen alive on the 2Gth OF August.
A telegram from Cincinnati last night says:
There Is no doubt that Willie Anderson, Mrs.
Hates son, was concerned In the tragedy,
there being ample evidence beside his suicide
A further examination OF the rooms and
bodies makes 1t certain that ne did not kill the
Two women ana the girl alone. Daniel R. An
derson, the divorced husband OF the woman,
MRS. Hattie, was known to be jealous OF his
FORMER Wife, and about the time the murders
were committed he was absent from his work
10 Cincinnati. On this and other less important
circumstances is based the theory that he either
helped his son to DO the terrible deed or en-
ployed another person. He has been arrested
and taken to the scene OF the tragedy. That
the lad had help In chopping the heads OF his
mother and aunt and the girl is demonstrated
were for butchery are the elements or mystery
that surround the case"
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DIED.

fCksIEIN. On Thursday. September 4th. 1879,
AZ hAlf-pa p. m, OTTo ECkeTEIN. aeed forty4wo
years.
Funeral from his residence. 7ss Seventh ssrest
northwest, on Sunday, Sept 9Th. 1t O'Clock pm
GARRETT: On the evening of the 5th of 6eptsm.
Der, 1879, ct 10 p M, PETER GARRErT in the twen-
heth year of his are
Funeral from his residence, l0ll Tweuty- frst
street northwest on Monday, Sept. Sth at O'CLOCK
p. No. Relstives and friends invited 10 attend
NOLAN. On Friday evening. September sth
1879. Mrs. ANNIE Il. NOLAN formerly Of HagurS-
town. Nd, aged thirty-two years, wife OF John v
Funeral from sos Maryland avenue northsssf.
to attend.
TRQTH. At Accotipk, Va, on 9Th month. 9Th,
1873. LILLE, daughter OF p. Hillman ana the late
Hannsh u. Troth. aged fifteen years
Funeral on first day, 7sh inst at O'Clock d, M.
from Friends Meeting House. Woodlawn.
VAIL. On September 9th, 1879, 1t O'Clock an ,
JOHN VAIL, IN his fifty seventh year OF are.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral on Monday, Sept Sth, 1879. at s O'Clock ,.
tween L and NJ northwest he
WALL At PIttsfed, n. r., September 9Th. 1879,
JOSEPH WALL, formerly Of Boston, Mass, but for
the last twelve years clerk In the War DepArtmsuf
and resident OF this city.
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az An OLD lazy was struck by lightning while
kneeling In prayer at her home In STAFFORD. can
ada, on Friday night last, and although pain.
fully burned, was not seriously injured
F-Mr. VIM. Barber, chief engraver OF the
c. 5. mint at Philadelphia, died on SUNDAY
last, at the age OF ~ years. He engraved the
Grant, johnson, Professor Henry, and other
medals.
RIA Toronto magistrate has ruled that
SHAVING is work OF necessity, and conse-
quently lawful on the Sabbath dsy, and some
OF the BARRIERS OF the city, who object to keep
ing open shop on that day, have determined to
appeal against his decision.
u The republican canvass OF Iowa win be
opened vigorously next week. Among the
speakers already announced are John A.
Logan, William b. Allison, j. c. Burrows,
Samuel j. kirkwood, James F. Wilson. Wm.
Loughridge, and c. c. Carpenter.
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ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF MURDER CON-
MITTED FOURTEEN YEARS AGO-Dayid Collins
Jas. Green, VIM. Spencer and w. n. Smith,
farmers, have been arrested at Carthage, Mo-,
charged with murder In the first degree, The
Jones, somewhat noted confederate leader
Jones, it Is charged, had been threatening TO
drive union men out OF the country at the close
OF the war, and one night, IA years ago, q p arty
him. For supposed participation In this
affair these four farmers have been arrested.
the warrants being sworn to by q woman
named Lie OIer. 1t is represented that the
arrests have been given a political significance,
and that there Is considerable excitement in
the vicinity OF Carthage. The accused gave
bonds in $4,000 each.
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T,RUkTEE'8 SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
L PROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF NEW YORK AVENUE. BETWEEN


By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court n,
Of tho District Of Columbia, paesed in cause
No. 6S67, equity, wherein Jacob Roth il conn.,
PlsiDant and John KoZel administrator. and Carrie
Kraeutler, heir. at law of Adolph Kraeutler, de-
cea ed are defendants will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Septem-
her, 1872 at O'Clock pm, in front Of the premises,
all that part OF the lot OF ground situate in the city
OF washington, p: O.. known az original lot No 2.
south line CT said lot dsan ~ feet inches from
the southwest corner thereof, and running thence
Ill nCrthwesterly direction with q line at right
9Iglse to said south line I'll feet inches to the
line OF said lot; thence with said rear line to the
northeast corner Of said lot: thence in o southeast
er direction with the east line Of said lot to the
tLerce Ill 8 southwestsry direction with said ave-
hue TO the h ginning, the sane being lots and O.
III subdivision OF said original lot made by de-
ere Iitsed by said court in equity cause No 129.
Lot FONTS % fact 3 inches on New York avenue
q extends back with that uniform width to the
liIe of Sid original lot Lot fronts % feet
her sad avenue, and also extends back with
that form wtGtL TO said rear line. The lots will
be sOid keparEte
Terms of sale: Oneihird cash; balance in two
equal instaments. for which the par chaser will be
reunred to give his nOts 1T SIX and twelve months
from day Of thle With lnfereft at six cent or
all cssh ut option OF purchaser deposit of $50 on
each lot viii be IeQuir cd upon ia. fail of the ham.
mer Terms to be fully conTlied with within ten
u light to resell at the rick aud cost OF the
default, & purchaser. All Convey incins at the
cost Of tae purchaser
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts ses2stswSI
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1879 rn4SS %skFSAn 1879

1879 rzzs sshAz 1879
~ an1 5os SSi:1 4r UT s s FIT s:sS!awzs1
TRAINS 1r x Ens S1 San5 81 st. from D.,o
p.SSER md Va. ana iS S :: isGHs
rs S ss5 aS s. e 81 i Sssss
-, sA55 :ss ARD PQToMAe aA11ReAn
E Aos & R m ssy a s4ssp
FsHssy 81. g e S Ssszi s''i %sHS sSSSds
r. East a, qs
attached. LiIaited * press 81 Pullman Psr!oT
70! s:S sasss: sGaess eonn.e
Jersey Oty with boats Of Brooklyn Annex.
ins double isrriass and Journey scross New
For Phlsdeph,s. s:ss Am. and 80 pm. daily
I@,tsa E1eIssss; g g e daily s.seps 5Snd;S
For .Bs . :sos 80 sand :Sa
For PGpes orse Line Line; g. 40 4 m. and A2o p m.
For Annapolis. 20 4 n. and l2O p M. daily. a.
A11x ga PEA AID FKE2EK1okssgEa RAI5r
T MAx R All ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, :l6. 9. 10. an, :1b. !, 42O
30. 7and II 80 Pm. On Sunday Il q m, and
For Richmond ana the South. $50 Am. daily, and
$40 NJ. daily. except Sunday
80. IL Am: J. 3. 4:20.t. 6. Z and II pm. On
Sunday ct and 10 Am, and pm.
Mcass: 1niorm.t,on: Sleeping ara Psslo. Oar e
ss e :: M. sa
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
+
hotels And residenceA
T. p. FARMER. General PASSENGER AGENT
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TIE Kissing OF TOAST TO THE QUEEN.-It a
Ireland, the Duke OF Marlborough, has re-
Quested the police authorities OF Limerick to
make special report OF the circumstances un-
DER which Mr.. Charles Stewart Parnell ,aem-
recent banquet suffered the kissing which
greeted the toast 1.-The Queen TO pass I'M
noticed, though he is magistrate and men,
Der OF Parliament
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FoRBIDDING DISCUSSION IN FRANCE-A Paris
dispatch to the London Standard says:-"The
government having been beaten In the councils
general on the ferry BILL NJ. Lepere, minister OF
the interior, has ordered the projects to forbid
to meet, from discussing the bill, Ia order to
prevent further expressions OF public opfn-
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RAILROADS.
RALTIdOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD

QALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TEE gRsAT DQgPL1 TRAoK.
worm and Nss oaeSw::t. west
To take 'ff sSsVaHa'& ai6 IA FiSS5s at
aS11 saasaSs 70 s1a
Ssss ana S * sas
% ss .n sst1asbq5s E'nshestel HaseTsown. Freds
500 am % M more and Laurel Express.
Ys2r pPS s
Pst%Ers Express Par0r car to New York aud
s:sS s mist: Loqts. Chicago, Columbus and
ss sacS. e Snssnna S sa ' ara.
s s ss ;'ss Ann.po
90 I1prsss Stop: =. Rl.Ssns
Son ssssues and Laurel juno
I2l0r m-Baltmore. Annapolis. Elnoott City
ESQ ,; m ;;5S York: Philadelphia. and Boston
sSas. sn sr W. ssssa and Way
80 p m.-Balhmore, Bladensburg, and Laurel
E1prsss Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
z:s5 p: m:-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hasers-
y and Wv On
4:4Op. m baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
$50 m-tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND
day, Norfolk Passengers taken In the direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensbur9 and Laurel
TOO p. m.-fBsltimore and Way Stations.
$40 p. m;-fBALTIMORE EXPRE66. Ellioott
Sis pm.@fGHIoAao. COLUMBUS AND PITTS
g S}tt sb6.o E3PR1Ss Sleeping car to Chicago
s Si bFdoRa h8sK s1: B.asn!
suss end 1 t. New
u 800 p mist Louis and Cincinnati ExpresA
Pullman Cars
fDaily. t6unday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
For further information apply q the Baltimore
and Ohio I .cket Ofdces, Warrington Station, and
Cos 6l9 and 1885 avenue, where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
Master Of Transportation.
I. II COLE, Gererrl Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KOONTZ. General Agent myl7tY
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Mark Twain, HaIstead. and a Cleaa
ShtrGs


"fou sailed on the same ship with Murat
nais,ead OF Cincinnati, did you not, Mr..
The same craft, all honor 10 her fMr. Twain
nlted his hat reverently) carried us"
was said at the tim That you invetcled
MT MI. Haistead into making the voyage by promis-
Ing MIN free use OF your linen?r
heu-Mr. Twain spoke leisurely-aI did
zen Murat That Ia lend him clean shirt. You
sec, pc DIDN'T expect 10 go. His wife was going
anu ne SOFT OF come down TO see her safely
with party OF excursionists who had COT
aboard 10 bid poor Mr.. Taylor good-by and Was
obliged TO anchor OF the Hook all night. Dur
ing the evening Murat sort OF got his sea-leca
on and says he, Clemens Che always calls me
Clemens), says he, Clemens, II you'll lend me a
shirt believe I'll go across 'All right says I.
IN do It, SO Murat he fixed things with the
captain and stayed aboard. We got along
pretty well with winds a-middling, about nor
norwest by sou, till we come oslatitude Sc.
longitude 49k, and then Murat wanted his clean
shlrt,that Is, he wanted mine. IL was about
three bells from noon when took that garment
TO the door OF Murat's state-room. Here Saws
l., clotne yourself like prince OF the realm
AL eight bells Mr.. Halstead came out OF hts
apartment with his coat butt0ned up 70 hts
chih ana his race as red as a red, red rose. He
wore MS coat buttoDed UP TO his chin ali the
reSt CT the voyage, and never so much as got
a glimpse or my shirt. There was a KIND OF
rImor on the ship that Murat never wore that
shlrt or any other SHIRT. don't know how true
IL Was, out when came to study the thing ~
dld look 10 me as II I'D put a rather rough prob
lem 10 the editor OF the Cincinnati Com merci NJ
Ior MS neck measures Is inches. while mine
never Footed up more than Is, even when had
the Mumps."-tN. y. World.
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THE GENITAL SYsTEM.-The board OF mana.
gers of the Produce exchange yesterday CON-
slceIed the requests OF the grain and petroleum
tenn to go into effect from october 1, 1873, to
January l, 1880. They decided that the post
ponement would be nexpedient.-[N. Y. Herald
5gh
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tBT The non-arrival OF money to pay the In
dams In Manitoba caused uneasnesS which
was Quieted by the superintendent giving them
notes at thirty days.
1.-THE Buffalo Express remarks that things
In Rhode Island are very clam and peaceful
GRThree men under arrest for the larceny OF
saddle and harness, were taken from q con-
stable In MendociHo CO., Cal, on wednesday,
and hanged by a mob.
~ Portions OF the skeleton OF a mastodon
nave been discovered by men digging wen Ia
Wellsboro, Penn.
eF-The archery clubs in Ohio are to be rep-
resented at meeting to be held In Cincinnati,
on the 9Th inst, TO form state association
tE-Two young lads had q friendly wrestle In
Cincinnati, and one OF them was thrown 10 the
ground so forcibly that his skull was fractured
and he died Ia consequence.
eE-The deaths from volence-by murder, ac-
cident, 6c.-are four times greater Ia England
than Ia Italy, although the latter mas larger
population This Is due to the NUMBER kllledin
mines in England.
IRA little boy recently said. christians are
people who win not be punished for their crimes
Ii they go to church"
kH-u is stated that an iron and zinc mine
has been discovered on the farm OF T. o.
PearTe, In Linganore district, Frederick coun-
ty, Nd, and that large force will shortly be
put to work Ia II.
u-The Ohio Democratic State Committees
barrel, 1t Is said, has been filled up, and the
men who work for pay are consequently elated
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M Mbw1 HFH q ;31} HqEH9E%KNE' Trustees.
II. COLOKELL. Auct au930 aep3 6 10 ID l6


t&'aO0. n. WACS1AmANs b0Rt E6t8t0 AuCttO0eef
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FIRST iX STkAEEs NoRTHEzsf AND I'd D b
Under and by virtue of deed of trust. -
bearing date on the Sd day Of March, A. ID. fsMy
1876. and duly Of record in L.ber No 814 .9.:M
folio 1856, Cne Of the lard records for Washington
county. in the District Of Columbia we viii eel ct
pay, the sth day Of September. A. 2: 1873, at s
situste and being IN the city Of Washineto1. and
said city as part OF Lot numbered eleven (D, in
SQUARE numbered Elk hundred and eighty six $780,
the Esid part Of Eaid Lot biting the east twenty Six
feet 26 front thereof and extending south with that
width one hundred and thirty7seyen feet u3D the
mentA
:, Terms OF sale onethir cash. and the residue in
three equal iDstaments payable respectively in six
twelve aud eighteen months from the dats of sale.
with interest payment OF principal and interest to
be secured to the satisfaction OF the Trustees, all
cash at the option Of the purchaser; Al convey
sale are not complied with within FIVE days from the
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser,
upon one weeks notice In some newspaper printed
and published in the city Of Washington.
CHARLES BRADLEY, r-.
aug26-eo&ds A. THOMAS BRADLEY,f 1ruseees.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
~ ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER K STREET AND CONNECTICUT

COnNEn n 61hEEI AMI OONNECI1OUT
sss 81: - D s Of s ssss &
IT. Ct Of the and sn 81
Of ths B y ds
"a cause No 620i. Equity docket IS. wherein George
q said Sa saS
~ ss sSss e
the City Of Washington, District Of Columbia to wit:
ana @
described Is follows, VIZ: Beginning. at point on
neTsn ts street torthree feet and nine inches
square, and running thence west on street forty:
three feet and nine inches l43 9-l2 feet) to said
westerly along the ltee Of Oonnscticnt avenue about
H;ghty ret ana ter ESQ feet TO the south
square; thence northezteriy and at right t. angles
saa sNa the Line q SAID lot
due south to The point Of besnnns tosethsr WIFE
eres and to the same pFiU or
In any wire appertaining.
IS follows, viz: The sum Of twenty thousand dol.
lars in e.sh.a further sum Of twenty thousand dol
sss % ssS 3
taken sra tie 1aI sss 8 snd thcty
ses S Ss on the sa
Of the purchaser at the time Of sale, aud all convey
ss y a ii. se s ,s
five days from the day Of SALE tins trustees reserve
a h ns sn 's sPa sas
III ''' A'sD1 yz#Es f \! s5h sH5E5g Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucttoneer. jylSd&ds
ex-rHE ABOVE eAI.E IA pOsTpoNrn Inv
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
ING ON I STREET, BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND IH1R TENTH STREETS NORTHEAST,

81 AUCI IUN.
Der 18th, A D 1873. and duly recorded in Lber 80
No. 721, folio 366, Ut seq one Of the land rex.
also by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme court ia
cause No 6,4l9. Equity docket IL. Fowler Va Ellis ct
shall sell st public auction front OF the premises,
ON MONDAY; September Ssh. AID. 1879. ct O'Clock
lying and heine in the city and county Of Washing.
TOP and District q Columbia. and described ss all
thcusand and two u.0O2), as described on the
around plat or plan Of the original subdivision of
said square one thousand and two 002), fronting
sixty two (62 feet four "a inches the north side
OF street by depth OF one hundred and forty Cl40
feet north.
Terms Of sale One-third cash balance in SIX and
twelve months, fer notes bearing interest from day
sold; All conyeyanciDg. &C, at purcha sers cost.
800 down on day Of sale, and il terms Of sale
sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property ct the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur
chaser. CHARLES d, FOWLER.
augN- Trustee
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E'JTCH, FOX& BROWN, Real Estate Brokers'

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
BETWEEN E RMONT AVENUE AND
FOURTEENTH STREET.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated October a-
14tb; IA Ap 1879, and duly recorded in hper f$$
NO. S29, folio 24S IT seQ one of the land I4.2
cords for the District of Columbia. and ct the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
RTbHe auction 7 in front Of the premises, on WE'D
So ociock The ~ Rs. F 3.
tate situate In Washington City, District Of Colum
b,a 10 wit Lot numbered sixty five 1861 in Wales
subdivision Of lots fifty t50l and fifty one t5D Of
dred and fortytwo t242) having 8 frontage Of "a
feet on Rhode Island avenue together with tho i'm
Provemel ts thereon. consisting Of threestory and
basement Brick Dwelling.
Terms: one.ausrter Of the purchase money. with
expenses of sale in cash, and the balance in one a.
two t and three g, years, for which the notes Of
the purchaser with interest at per cent. ana
secured by deed Of trust on TIE property sold, will
By taken deposit Of 5000 win bs quired at time
Of sale. All cOnveyancng at purchasers cost
Property viii be sold subject to unpaid taxes. the
smount Of which will be given at time Of sale. II
the Trustees rest the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, after Ave
days advertisement
IN; HENRY lg8R7o2wNE.} Trustees
>. T. COLDWEII. Aucf, Au130. eoD3. 6. TO- 1915
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C"aA" ,oHnso. pRoruras WOOD.
WOOD. TELEPHOSIC OoNNHoTIONa GOAL.
Full We;9ht
COAL. Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt OeliyerieA GOAT.
Main once, wharves. mill and depot connected with
uptown offices by TELEPHONE
With uneQuAed facilities and advantages for eco.
Homicany conducting the wood and coal trade.
to stock up largely whom coal 70 lowest; Offices
throuehout the city. and al in immediate communi
preJ AIRED to offer to our patrons the best varieties Of
coal at the very lowest prices.
Remember. We insure strictly pure coal. 1920
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Office, mm and depot foot Of 18th. 18TH and
SITS. GW. Offices: 1902 st. NV. 11l2 9th g. NV;
141s eth st. NV; and AL Pa. ave. Sc ty13-n
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer1.

TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, CORNER PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE. AND NINTH ST SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated July 7,h. -
1875, and recorded IN 14ber No. 7sl. folio H.!
163, Of the land records of WASHINGTON coun- -.
IT, District Of Columbia and st the request Of the
holder Of the bond secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, in front Of The premises. on FRI
DAY the lHh day of September. 1879 at 80 O'Clock
all that piece parcel Of ground situate in the
city Of Warrington, and known as part Of Lot Nine
t9) and the whole Of Lots Ten (1O) and Eleven I'D,
in square numbered Nine Hundred and Twenty.
i've ts2b and bounded as follows: BEGINNING at the
along 9th st. east, one hundred and four 004l feet
and nine 90 inches; thence west one hundred aud
nine (109) feet and one % inch: thence moth one
hundred and Ids, seyentythree u7s, feet and one %
the y tersection of Pennsylvania avenue and the
public space thence along said avenue one hundred
and twenty-five u23) feet, to the place Of begin
ninS.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance payable
in equal payments. at six and twelve months after
date to be secured by note: bearing Per cent, in.
be del osited on acceptance Of bid, Terms to be
complied with in seven days after SAFE. and in de-
fault Of compliance. the Trustee reserves the right
eep2-eOd&dS WASH. B. WILLIAMS Trustee.
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VROSIEE6, SALE OF UNlMPROVED PROP.
IRTY AND UNFINISHED BUILDINGS, TIE
LOTS FRONTING ON BOUNDARY. YER
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of . deed OF trust dated March II
2sth 1873, and recorded in Liber No. $50, G
folio S9. OF the land records OF the District of&
Columbia, and Ut the request Of the party secured
thereby the undersigned Trustee wiz sell st public
DAY Sept 10th, 1879. at O'Clock pm, lots SO to TO-
beth inclusive Of George Balloch's subdivision Of
part Of square $780, the Ia recorded Ia L,ber
K. at folie 29l, Of TIE records in the ofaoe Of
the Surveyor of the District of Columbia, said sub
division comprising lots to &C. inclusive Of prior
subdivision made by T. O. Riley Of the whole Of said
square, except lots and a. and recorded in Lfbar
4 l. H., at folio ~. Of said Surveyors records, by
which latter description they were conveyed 10 said
deed of trust.
Some Of said lots are improved by buildings in IN
unfinished condition.
Terms OF sale One fourth cash; residue in six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months. at six per
cent Interest secured satisfactorily to the Trustee;
or all caeh at optioa of purchaser. $50 deposit on
each lot will be required when bid Ia accepted aud
ell conveyancing and recording at cost Of the pur-
chaser II terms Of sale not compiled with In Ave
days ,ae Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
aug3O-dEds THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Trustee