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BLossOMING ROOFS-An Effort to Establish
uSetop Gcrdentng.-A really serious effort is
being made TO establish house-top gardening in
our city. All the sanitary objections whicn
nave oeen made to 1t at one time or anoth er
Sentols IN styles Of roofing. Having seen these
poisoning upper surfaces arranged ia Eu.
rope with many pleasant consequences, IL
Is impossible not TO look forward to the
possibility OF their general uses with eager
Less. IL Is proposed to have one part of
Inc ROOF glaSsed over, and the other part
covered with wire netting to keep the mis-
chlevous sparrow from despoiling the tender
vegetation, and also to prevent a needless roor
from treadlng upon nothing at ali over the
chairs. tea-trays, with glasses and unmentlon
able delicacies OF cooling liquids standing in
readiness upon them, are said to be as certain a
luxury awaiting the future New Yorker as is a
Eew moon once month or Black Friday once
dozen years.
OF course, the garden summit to home will
protect scuttleS down which the burglar lately
nnds an easy and undsturbed opportunity to
enter mouse. Incredible as 1t may appear In
our own block nine huge trunks were lifted up
through this necessary aperture to a neighbor-
Ing ROOF, where every article OF value ia a whole
family wardrobe for summer uses was re-
moved unnoticed and carried away, nobody
has yet learned where, and the trunks them
selves were left to be returned to the attic, to
te again renlled with costly marketable f1nerieS
Tor future roof Durglars-Ne,c York letter.
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BOOKS. &c.

MY DESIRE, By Author of "wide Wide World.
w Old CIR ole Days by Geo. W. Gable
Gould. - ' ''
Our Life Day, by Rev. Adolph Saphir.
" hat Is Your Life! Address to Young Men nv Rev
w Hay Aitkin. $4,000 ~ ''
Esith and RatieDalism, by George r. Fisher
Eren1,lenniai Essays Of the Prophetic Conference
The W1tchery of Archery, by Maurice Thompson.
Locusts AID Wild Honey, by John Burroughs.
For sale by WIN. BALLANTYNE 4 SON, 43S 1th
otF6et Hstcs myl9-tr
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auct,oneers
TRUSTEES, SALE.

BY virtue OF . deed of trust dated the LIST IA
day OF January, 1877, and duly recorded In Gat
u alb , 30 ~ fo0 ~ e. seq and at re quest
liz auction. on the premises, on MONDAY, May
Doth 1879. at O'Clock H. all that piece parcel
known and describsd az part Of tract Of land
called Peters Mill 6est and desert bed as follows:
at the corner Of the land Of B. NJ Barker the
w. line Of Pinsy Branch road. and running thence
II Psrches thence north 3Sh degrees east g. 100
west side Of eaid road thence with said road g. 48
degrees west Ito perches to the place of begin
ming, containing one-haH acre OF land with i'm
prove ments thereon
Terms: sJ0O each on day Of sale; balance $40 9
month bearing per cent int rest secured by deed
Of trust on property sold An conveyancing at pur.
chaser's cost -
AGGUeTUn GEKSDORFF,} Aros'ees
mt IL 1OI4
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THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.. Real Estate Aucts,
1223 street northwest.

i223 street northwest.
M14L 81 PROPERTY IN dEoRaE Town, B.
SA pI1fik OF WEIGHS CHOICE BRANDS
fiss9 ss 9os IS j
proceed to sen at public auction. in 'front.' Of the
part q lot No. one % Of Peter, Beatty, TEreikeld
for the same on the east side Of Fayeite sirs whsre
the came is intersected by the south line Of the Ohes
thence east with said south line of said condemna.
ion to ths west boundary line Of that part Of said
Mason and since owned BY VIM. 4 Bradley thence
southeIly WITH the west line Of said part Of sai lot
river thence westerly with said channel to point
so S ne the ct
said ehannel; thence northeriy with said line re-
psr e as o
now used as IN alley between the east gable end OF
t Swneos Also ~ the water Pri!ileges and sases
Minis and the site on which i stands, ana the
and in operasna sse
said nil together with all the rights, easements.
Terms OF sale; Onetk ird Of the purchase money
day OF sale with interest at six Per centum per an
mum, payable semi annually, and to be secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold The property is
to be sold subject to overdue taxes A deposit Of
$1,000 Will be required at the time of sale If the
terms Of sale are not compiled with within ave days
from day Of SALE the Trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur.
chaser, after ten days advertisement in the Even.
ING STAR Newspaper, Of Washington. d. q. All con-
veyancing at the cost OF the purchaser.
ROBT. L FLEMING,l ,,.
ap15-eo&ds JOHN ". MAuLL, : Iroseees'
~ OWING TO THE ILLNESS OF ONE OF
THE TRUSTEES, THE ABOVE SALE rs posi-
place.
my12eo&ds THOS. j. FISHER 90, Aucts
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EB- 1t is one OF the physiological mysteries
My boys hand viii blister so much sooner on
hoe handle than they will on base ball-bat.
[SteubenriHe Herald
1.-The Missouri Legislature Is considering a
proposal to punish voters who stay away from
The polls three elections In succession with for
1eiture Of their right to hold any Office 10 the
State,
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

LxE CT SALE OF yALgAgLE IMPROVED
STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE;
ON STH STREET. BETWEEN AND o
STREETS, AND At THE CORNER OF Il
AND 1ST STREETS N W.
On WEDE ESDAY AFTERNOON, June LA
4th, 18, g. at O'Clock, in front Of the prem fs8
lses, We Will sell part OF Lot Ii, in square No.
S23, fronting Is fest inches more or ess, on 18th
street, between street and Pennsylvanis avenue
n. W., improved by brick House.
80 ocloel IN SDt ct the prsmM,ses We viii sell
lots fro.t lo6 feet inches On sth street. between
immediately after We will SELL in front of the
PREMISES Lot in square 6l8, having front of 80
feet inch on !st strset and l40 feet street n
W: This lot will also be subdivided.
Terms One fOurt cash balance in equal install
ments at siI, twelve, eighteen and twenty -foar
months: deferred payments to bear interest atseven
per cent per annum, ana to be secured by deed of
trust on property sold COnveyaneing at purchasers
cost Terms OF sale to be compiled with within ten
dayp otherwise the Executors reserve the right to
resell at risk ana cost of defaultng purchaser or
purcha .ers. after giving five days nUtco of such
resale IN the Evening Star newspaper. A deoosit Of
s1CO required on the improved property, AMI $50
On each piece Of unlmproyed property at time Of
SALE
GEORGE W. SAMsON,} Exoo,,tors
A. &. STOTaOEF. IA0o"'ois'
JAMES TCWLEs, Agent. my23
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AUCTION SALES.
TWENTY-FIVE Rolls WHITE AND CHECK
MaTTING6 AT AUCTION.
At our Salesroonos. 9th snd d streets, TUESDAY
MORN Nc, May 9th. at 10 O'clock
my24-2t DUNHANSON BROS.
THOMAS DOWL1NG, Auetioreer.
RIOH TURKISH AND PERSIAN GOODS
GREAT SALE TURKISH AND PERSIAN
WAREs-ELEGANT CARPETS and RUGS
ANCIENT AND MODERN EMBR oIDERIE5
LOTTERIES. BR0NzEs, PERFUMEaY, ETC

This collection OF the Turki Bazaar 90. of Don.
startpople comprises an ele9ant assortment of
DsghIstan BGhhs ara itspalhan Ferohan
Gent and Modern Embroidered Piano Table. Sofs,
and Chat da Govers window Curtains Bed spreads
jol.ca, Enameied Bronzes, Perfumery etc
The whole to be sold at auction without reserya
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Nav "a and 90
commencing each day at 23D o'clock at the elegant
salesroom, 1425 New York avenue. near Treasury
On free exhibition Monday and Tuesday, MAY 2s
and 81 from 10 q. n. until y IN.
ruy2l At THDNfa AS DOWNING Auntr
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DEATH FROM A DECAYED To0rH.-D. w.
lark, OF Dixon, Cal died recently OF pyemia, or
oiooo poison. resulting from an ebscess In the
q ueca! ed tooth. and mad been coming on for
nv, ~, nonlns He was canvaSsng Yolo county
,o paleht nat-iron, ard returned from there
IT'S Ihah Two weeks ago. The abscess waS
ranceo, ahd discharged large quantity OF foul
nlaueT, put death resulted from the cause men.
upheo above Had the tooth which created the
aDSceSs, been extracted at the proner time he
need not have lost HIS life f'~fo' e'aA.Ss ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RHs
UENCES IN 9EORGETO1N.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-.
BENCES IN GEORGETOWN
od BY virtue Of three deeds Of trust dated May IA
I'd 4 u: 1874. ard duly recorded in Liber ~
no. 20, folios 21l and PA and 2l6 30, of .ks:1
me tana records for the District Of Columbia and
py the written direction of the party secured there
by We shall sell. ct PUBLIC auction, ON SATURDAY,
the 24th day Of May. AID. 1879 at O'Clock D. M
19 front Of the premises lots numbered one o. two
division Of lots numbered one hundred aud nifty
seven I CPD and one hundred and sixss-hve QS5),
eisht ll5s), in Beall,s addition to GEORGETOWN In
tue District, with all the improvements thereon,
Consisting Of four very desirable residences in
Lot ! is upon the corner of Gay aud Green sts,
ana Lots and front on Gay street Tbs lots will
be offered separately.
Terms Of sale: One.third in cash, 20, which $500
must be paid OH each lot at the sale) the deferred
payments to he paid in one and two years. with in
Per az nnm unfi psd and secured by deed Of tTnst
and insurance to the satisfaction Of the Trustees
Terms of sale to be fully complied wit within six
days after day Of sale. otherwise the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property, after one
weeks notice. at the risk and cost of the first pur
chaser. Ali cUnveyancing st the purchasers cost.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,l r.,,...
VIM. 81. WARD, Afos'ees'
mv10oOd&Eo
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~ The hen which has been putting In three
weeks time over lump OF chalk and q broken
there was any new gossip In the neighho hood,
Detroit Free Prees,
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OF THE THIRD AES0I0N
~ 18th CONGRE&S NOW READY

Minors Institutes, vol 4, 2 parts a14 90
M hndsr 70 TIE 1n1fed States Reports 800
Stories Of the Old Dominion; J. e. Cooke. " 10
Applefon's candy Volume Series, (an the num-
Detel LOG 70 3Oc HArper's Halt Hour Series (all
the numbers, l5c- to Soc We havs just reosiyed .
new stock OF Paper and Envelopes in boxes; aiso,
correspondence Cards, Easels, Panels, Frames Pho
togIsphs, Vases: &c, SO, which our customers are
cordially invited to examine Books cent BY mail
prepaid W. a. b u. b. MORRISON
myl5-tr ls6 Pa 0e,e,aaxa
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fFoR THE EVENING eTAR
IN the C0ntunction, Last Nighs, -

HeigninR alone in the blue boundless air
All other lights the sky appeared to ehun,
save only VEINS and Endymion,
n,sn, wore no levels but this loyeliest pair
Of all her beauties picked. the fairest fair
As IL TO show in absence of the sun
How she could cheaper stars l,y WEARING one
Upon her forehead with the CRESCENT tbere
Jesrn then fair ladies when YOU wish 10 shine
Brightest and best IN beauty's giorous dover
Go not IN riches Of n diamond mine
Powdered oil DER, but choose a simple flower:
Wear but rose, or one magnificent s-em,
And common beauties-we1l not think Of them
JOHN SAyARY
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All for Love.

WHY LIEUTENANT CARROw, OF THE SEVENTH
CAVALRY SHOT HIMSELF THROUGH THE HEART.
81 Louis dispatch to the Cincinnati En-
9si,er says:-The suicide OF Lieut.. M, CarroW.
oI tne seventh Cavalry, at the Planters House
Ssy In iis afternoon was teegraphed yester-
rounding the affair was Cleared nm somewhar
To-Day Dy the finding among his perSonaI effects
o. letter written by Ella Sturgis, daughter of
sister to Capt. Jack SturgIs, who lost his lite life
with Gen. custer at the time OF the famous
massacre. Miss Sturgis had met CarroW at
FORT Lincoln, where she and the young lleuten-
ing nus daughter and the young lieutenant were
becoming too devoted to each other, removed
her TO st: Louis, hoping in this way to break up
a iriendshlp which they deemed unwise. Car
efliictton for months, he resolved to come to ST.
Louis and settle the momentuS Question Six
weeks ago he arrived here and at once plunged
into all the destinations of the most recherche
society. Two weeks ago he attended a garm an
at the mouse OF wealthy resident. He was to
lead In the evening with the young lady ne so
passionateiy loved. He told friend OF this be-
fore the evening arrived, and seemed delighted
ct the thought OF seeing Miss Sturgfs. He
further stated that his prospects were never
fairer and that he believed that he was going to
De successful. The next day he met the same
friend and said that he battered himself that
the long and anXiously discussed Question mad
Eeen decided In his favor. just week after the
eIent ABOVE mentioned Carrow told the same
ne a s9af ne was going to makea final charge,
the struggle" The charge was made. 1T wax
neither a defeat nor victory Ella had an,
sWered:-"Wait few days and VIII write YOU
the young officer Intimately that he received
the fatal letter yesterday. 1t was the finai and
unfavoraDle answer. The result is wen known
and the mystery is lifted. Tonight the BODY OF
the young man was placed on a Vandalia train
and taken to its last resting-place tn POttsViIIa
Pa, where his father lives.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer
WALLER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers

RosEwooD CASE PIANO, STOOL AND COVER
HAIR CLOTH PARLOR SUITE. II. T. SIDE.
BOARD, HAIR CLOTH ROCKERS, WALNUT
WHITING DESK, SOFAS, LACE CURTAINS
AND WINDOW SHADES, MAHOGANY Blu.
FUkNITURE. WALNUT HAT RACK, MAT.
IREsSEn. FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWr
fPhEADS, BLANKETS, COOKING AND
HEATING "a STOVES, TOILET WARE,
IN TUESDAY. May 27th, beginning st 10 "a
AM, We shall sell at No. 421 10th st. NV, VI
tne above and other goods well worthy the iSSa
attention OF the public. MI
mS23-d WALTER 3. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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DECEIVED TO-DAY.
Ii TIE new EDITION or
WEBSTER'S
UNABRIDGED QUARTO DICTIONARY,
full sheep ccrreCsed to this DATE with IN appendix
Of useful Tables, with coo additional Words and
new Pronouncing Biographical Dictionary, contain
ing 10000 names Of noted persons in ancient and
modern time, their nationality, occupation, birth
and death.
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
Successor to M0hun Brothers,
BOOKEELLR AND 6TAT1ON1D.
apSH 1913 Pa. 0Uess corner 1lkh street.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL AND PFREnPGoaY SALE OF FISl
DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSES. AT AIIi


DRlNlNG AND SADDLE HORSES, AT AUG
We will sell at Wash Majors stables on En-
etreet, be- ween 1917 and 14tn rsets, on Xs.xN
WEDNESDAY MGRNIhG May 18th, at 10 III
O'Clock, fire selected stock Of Horses We name in
part. viz
Black mare Bessie, by Wade Hampton, 7 years Old
15a hands high r3nted sound can &c dr. ven by
the ost tmd person can trot III 80 with ease ara
pace close TO 20
Gray mare Sister Mary, 10y Sir Wa ter Scott, dam,
acer that raced oven the Fleetwood track in I'll y
4 years old Is hands high warranted sound; ve.y
speedy and promising: can trot close to 2 80
One Bay GeldiIg, Harry L. 10y Romeo years
OLD; full 1T hands high; warranted sound; very
STYLISH; perfectly gebtle; an elegant horse for q
family carriage or coupe; can trot in 10
Ore Strrei GeldinR, MISC, by Eutaw; years old:
1sa hands high warranted sound very handsome:
veil broke; fine saddler, aid can trot close to 8
minutes
One Sorrel Mare, Kate by Bonnie Scotland, dam
thorough bred mare bred and raiaed in Kentucky;
years old: warranted sound: very handsome; ee-
present owner $3.50.
Black Geldins Niger, by old Abdallah: bred and
raised in Kentucky; years old, full i6 hanGs h gh;
warranted sound can trot ia AS and single foot in
80; fine saddle horse, aud well broke to harness.
ALSO,
Several Horses and Mares-a full description and
extended pedigree al sale The above stock hes been
selected with great care by the undersigned, and
worthy the attention Of buyers wishing to purchase
frstclass stock. Stock warranted as represented.
VIM c. KIRBY, Owner.
Jsb W. HAHN. Salesman my4-at'
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my5-eokds
WALTER b. WILLIAMS T. CO.. Auctloneerp.

TR1sTEE SEA, aALE Of VALUABLE PRopERTY
AND I E0RTHWESTi ALSO 0N:K, BE-
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust. date3 Novem- IA
Der 9Th AID 1875, and duly recorded in Ii SR
Der No. 500, Folio 2l6, one Of the land records -As
Tor Washington county, in the District of Columbia
and at tie request OF the parties secured thereby
we shall sell at public auction, the prem sos. on
MONDAY, May z6th. 1879. At O'Clock p M, all
as follows yzIhe s9ath part q Lot No ~ ,oi II
street northwest, and running back with equal
width the front and bordering ON the most south
erly line Gf said Lot ~ sixty four feet or less
TIL strikes the most northerly line of Lot in said
Square. al OF which will more fully ap-
pear by reference to deed from w. w. Oorcorxn
TO John Brent, e. recorded in Liber Z. NJ II +,
10, foltos 26O and 26l also, Lots numbered one lD
and two ~, IN Square number 49, az will more fully
appear by reference to deed from David A. Hall 70
John Brent, as recorded in Liber j. A. s No %.
folios $40, 347 and 3aS of the land records Of Wash
tngton county. District OF Columbia, saving AMI
excepting go much of Lot 2 rs has been decided by
John Brent to John Brent and Emily Free
man, together with the improvements thereon:
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash; the balance in six
and twelve months for notes bearing interest at the
rate OF eight per cent. snuum from day OF sale
and secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
II terms Of sale are not compiled with within five
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser All conveyancing ut purchasers
cost. &l0O down on day Of sAle.
]. O. NICK GLDEN, Tru,+aa.
SOLOMON FISHMAN,} Ahus'ooS'
WALTER B. WILLIAMS + CO.. Aucts py9eo&ds
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1rHOs. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctloleer.
vALTIABLE uNIMPRoyED Property ON
X4ikIA AVENUE AND q sTaEEr NoRrH-
On M3NDAY May 18th at I'm: lot 49, in sas
m sE12s dSadE OF sale rHos. wAeeAMAN, Aact
zsh s IL h0SzH SS z's E
5sss ii E ss By. ss Ne sf s ss g.
as of rs tf Kpg w o sell e. Nay
ass at GG the s Ssst b. e Of 9 IL u
feet inches on T street north. and improved
6 small Rss a2nse in one and
thru in two notes to be glYenfor deferred
with Six per esqt qtI + by
veyanong at purchasers cost, and 300 deposit re-
GEO. TR TRUE Auctioneer. myi7-so
TRUsTEE,s SALE At AUCTION !, % OF An, AN ELE-
GAfH DyEhsSf 2FaSv EErsss sD s hE
=. By ,iFtue OF deed OF trust, dated March asza
GolnmSis viii l On MONDAY, tie ID day Of june,
as s sfea u IS IT. Of tie B sras .a sa
yision Of orisina lot O. IN SQUARE M 49, said
"a. in the Office of tho Surveyor Of the District of
Ills i Of fronts on street no til, and runs back
to tbirty.fes alley; il improved by an elegant
tbree-story bricE DIS iux No l5,7 I strs.t north
west, with basea fnt, ate d back building, and
has txcellent fnrna. 9 and range.
Terms: Gre third Of the purchase money in clsh
sh9 ba,ance in three equat payments at six, twelve
aiu eighteen moLtts from day OF sale, for which
the notes OF tie pur. as.r. b.ating int at thu
rate o. seven Mt per AZ, aum, aud sc ,ured 10y
&c ed of tcust on he rropfrty, sh all he siven.
deposit OF OuI Will be requires OF the pur
at the Time of ale Al COIN cyan i at the expense
Ct the purchaser II the terms OF sale are 'n
H1ea with within oEe week from the day os Sale
t,e Trus trrs j., ts ut TO res III the property
a! the sk snd cost If he defaultiux purchaser,
upon giving IS days hotce in the W.shinyt on
Post GEtRGE ". RIGGS, Surviving Trustee.
pUECANEON BROS, auc,s. my22-d&4s
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r H. WARMER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

II 81. WARNER, Real Estate Auct1oneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
THRfE-STQRY BRICK DOUBLE HOUSE,
No 1921 STREET NORTHWEST, WITH
BRICK OUT-bUILDINGS. LOT 81 FEET 4
81 INCHES BY 142 7-12 FEET TO GOOD
ALLEY
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated Novem- "a
Der 10Th. 1875 and duly recorded in Liber rs
fer the District of Columbia, and At the request
OF the party secured we viii sc at public au tion
In front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 81 day
OF June, 1873, at o'clock pm the fol owing.
described Real Estate situated in the O,ty Of Wash
Ington, District OF Columbia, to wit: Ali those Ger.
OF street north. between Twelfth and Th'rteenth
streets west, In said City and District. and known
as lot numbered ten (lG), and the adjoining six {6)
feet more or less Cor whatever is covered by the
house No 1921 street northwest, Of lot numbered
a,v1ls;9n Of lots numbered FIVE 60 to eleven CID.
bered two hundred and eishty-fv (2865 as made
by Susan Ireland and others. and which is recorded
in the Surveyors Office Of said City and District in
Liber "B." folio 104 together with the improve
Ments thereon as above stated.
Terms OF sale: ODe-third cash; balance In two
equal instaments at and two years. with interest
Until paid from day Of sale at seven per cent per
ennum, payable quarterly, to be secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold; or all Dash at pur-
chasers option 900 deposit ct time Of sale Terms
to be fully complied with within hve days. other
wise the properly will be resold the risk and cost
Of the defaultins purchaser upon Ave days adver.
''S'-'''' - ANDREW B. DUvALH5 r-
my20-dEde VIM. r HOI,TZMAN ( lfuBteoe
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LONG BRANCH's Blue LAws.-Judce Lane has
notlned The storeEeepers or Long Branch agatnst
whom complaint has been made OF keeping omen
on tne SABBATH to close their places OF b,islnesa
next sunday. meeting OF the storekeener
situation TO- morrow night. The Complained ar
storekeepers say they viii obey the law. bat
VIII employ constables to arrest every shop-
SeIer ana backman doing business on next
Sunday.-IE y. Herald 23d
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THOMAS J. FISHER Co. Az a,toaee7s.
IL
~CHAANNGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RHOP1KI1, BEING THE ELEGANT RESI-
N NGGHHTG ukMOWN AS No. 1923 K SraEEr

H H66FFTH wKHN1WN AS No. 1873 K SraEE
BY virtue of decree passed BY the su-
Rtems Court o. the District Of Columbia on f1|
me i2h day Of October, 1875 in Equity Cause G:;
no 4.s44, Docket No. IL. the underriGped Trns.ees
PANIED IN said decree, VIII sell at pubic anton in
'front.' OF ire premises, on WEDNESDAY, the fo,,rta
twelve l2l Of dwes subdivision of Snuara mn, ou
bered two hundred and seventeen (2f7 in the ctx,
o. washington, D. c., together with the improvss
ments theceon. The lot has frontax e OF ~ faet on
tne north side OF str ct northwest, near vermont
avenue by uniform depsh of l35 feet to a twsntY
1oot a.iey. aid the improvements consist OF an eIs
Gtnt DWELLING house Ut modern con truct on
LIE Ims OF sale, as prescribed in said decree
are as fouows. viz: One third of the pu -ch sse
20 re paid In cash. and the balance in three
sQuai instruments in six twelve and eighteen months
IssFecuvtly. from day of sale. The purchaser to
i've DIS promIsaory notes bsariHg interest at per
Ght I9r TIE deferred payments The title to be re-
per deed OF convey ance at the cost The
property VIII be sold subject to the payment OF Ger
tam general and special taxes due thereon to the
District OF Columbia, accounting principal and in
terest to about $1,000, a particular statement OF
which will be made at the time of sale deposit Of
$500 viii be required at the time of sale. If the
Terms OF sale are not compiled with within seven
days frem tie day of sale, the Trustees reserve the
rlaht to resell the property st the risk and cost of
the defaultin0 purchaser after not less than one
weeks notice by advertisement in the kyeninS Star
newspaper.
=. II. WELLS JR,
RANDOLPH COYLE,' Trustees
my2li3t Office, City Hsil. }