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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14

Mir. A. F. Wendt, mining engineer, of thu: city, is at present on hls way tC Arizona and New Mexico, where he is eu. gagged by prominent Eastern firms to exam. inc several copper deposits, and, we under. stand, to organize sneltiDg-werks if he should find 1t desirable. Mr. Wendi has had extensive experience in this department and we look with interest for the results of his professional labors in Arizsns.-N T. Engineering and Mining Journal.
 Jesse James, one of the notorious James Doys, and supposed to have l,ern one of rhe gang who robbed the railr ad frain s' c et,- dile Mo. sh'.rt time sine, Was hu, and killed by f ,rmer compa1ion named George Shepherd, uii,,uf vcn miles fresl Japiin, No, ard Lot f.r from Shor Greek, kansas, cn Sunday, Nov. End.
 CoPPER.-The market has ruled quiet with Lake nominaiy quoted at 2i1s cests, but for prompt cash purchases could doubt less he m ide at trifie lower figure Sales sin, our last issue are estimated at about 250.000 lbs. The London market has re. msined steady a: e66 for Chili bars and f72 for best selected.
 Most all hightoned railroad men have mines out in Arizona about now, and its fun to hear them talk about lode. dips. ore, chIorides, pans, arastras and forty other things that they know about as well as a Congo docs about Christmas. They talk awful solemn, though.-Semi-Trop.c.
 Two surveying parties have been through Apache county looking ont a route for the A., T (; s. F R ,iiioud. Both of said par ties found the country rather rough for Railroad building, and it is hardly rrooabie that the road will follow either of the sur veys
 The electric light is proving of great value for scientific and msratime as well as economical purposes. The officers en- gagged in the French Triangulsti"n service in Algeria report that in their experience they saw the light at adisrance ofi64 miles.
 The London quicksilver quotatation has declined to es.10 and the price Lere is rasier with the market inactive. Nom inal quotations for job lots 55 cents.
 Daring the progress of the Grant party through Iowa, the train at one point made i5 miles in 10 minutes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14

N Y. Graphic: It was bad enough foI Miss Meeker to express the opinion that the meanest white man who ever lived was worth more than all the Indians who had existed ,Ince the creation of the world: bu, what is to be said of the Rev..Dr Crary, in the Christian Advocate, who speaks of the Utes as 'those dirty, bloody rreebootcrs, whose highest hopes and ambitions are in murder, rapine and scalps," and says that "'ne white agen.'s life is worth more .han every Ute that breathesr Just wnat we know.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14

A STRONG BASK.--The Bank of England was incorporated m 1649. It covers five acres of ground and employs 900 clerks. There are no windows on the street; light is admitted through open courts. No mob could take the bank, therefore, without can non to batter the immense walls. The clock in the center of the bank has fifty dials attached to ii. Large cisterns are sunk in the courts, and engines in perfect order are always in readiness in case of fire.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
BEAD THIS

Gessrsliy the edita1aIs h the MrxKn. gre written by its editor and proprietor, Chns. W. Beach. Al rare intervals, ~hen crowded with work, the assistsHcs sf otbsr' has been invited, but in such case. anything oHsred, has been closely inspected by us' and amended, extended cr sbrevi.sed in conform to our views. NcthiEg spPs.fs "a the editorial eclannsf for which redo net hoie eurselflegally. morally, socially or O'heF~sss responsible, sna persons aggrisved hy Ass- thlng which appears in tbe NIsEA, bsed not trouble themselves 10 @ bey"nd iss editor for such sxpIanation or sAissfaetsoe, .s ,he nature of the case may call fof.
 cHAE V. BEACH.
 PREscoTr, Nov i4th, 1875
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14

MnrrAaY-IAs con nlaad ng officer Com. parry D, Iiliian Scouts, hAs be14 ordered 10 San Carios. 4. r., t0 dischsrge on the 7th inst, h's company of IndIaa Scouts. and turn over the discharged Indians To the Act. ing Indian Agent al that point, snd i'm. nediateiy thereafter cnlist new company of twenty Indians
 Sccoad LieutensntGeo. R. Smith, Twelfth Inf. has been ordered to iepor, in person to the commanding officer whapple Barracks, A. T., for temporary duty al that post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14

A company has been organized at Santa Barbara to build railroad from there to Newhall, eighty miles. The incorporarors are W. W. Hollister, s. B. BrinkerhOf D. w. Thompson. Russel Heath and Wm. Sturses IT., which gentlemen say that they mean business and that the road will be built.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
kass.as.
Land Suit Decided.

Land Suit Decided.
 Washington, Nov. i2 The Supreme Cou-t of the District of Columoia dismissed the petition filed by Those. McBride. of Utah. praying for a mandamas upon the Secretary or the la terior te compel him to deliver pa,en, for certain lands Tn Utah which Mc3rids pre- snpted, and for which pstent was exc cuted in his name but was recalled from the Salt Lake City land office before de- livery, the Deparinent having meanwhile discovered that the land in question wss covered by town site entry by Mormon authorities.
 Third Assistant Postmaster Generals Re-
 port.
 Washington, Nov. ie. The Third Assistant Potm&.ter o.ncral nsae his annual report. The receipts Ter t~elve moaths en ,ing June Sosh. wsrs 7,ea4.46i myfe .haa be preceding year.
 Meeting og gaepahl.caH commitss.
 Washington. Nov. i2. A msesiEg of the Nalionsl Republican commitses will be held ar Washington, November lTtn 10 consider the tune aDa place for Leldiug the nexi National Cenysn- tion.
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sub.erIptIon, s, ,oO per YeaI

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
Dissolution.

The firm of Fitch, Churctiu Tucker s this asy sis solved by mutual consent.
 TBos. FITCH.
 CLARK CHURCHILL, Prescott, October 9th. 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14

LOUIS wEIMERT, Deceased.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting. h, ,n. " sni TerTit lrs. a.ts ant al., o, .h V sOs,- ss day Of October e. e. s r.Bv s,,v.,, ,..s .. @s dsv the 29th d. ls D t e. f,.- t 1to.- ,f Y. e-,'e1 - 'a- ot 'A- -ssi f1i th. h ali q Il .i.s G Nf Nfi.-S-ll'' hn fa l.. pray n ps ftinE Co 1a ths ia f.I l e. -la o T, inert, dectssesi. o ga .ti Ffa ana tn.t l. ,, testanestafy thias1.l l ia-ea ge51n iaibl, Sb, t therein named exec tf. ai 1.ca zsns fta p, h.s ouit room, In frtsc Y oussy and Territory afo-. sain al rsSas li rrestsa in td ct nav apr,r~r aud oottesi the fr"b ie o sai wtl show cause if any they have, why he ,r4ylr of sai4 rfitir is h rot be granted. -~~~A- B, order of tbe Prehate Judge of Ysvsua1 eoun,x Witness my hi.sd and the seal of the Prob.s. ,.. aforesaid, this 23d day of Oc,ober, A. D. fAT9
 JuSkPH P. HARGIsAYF. oea- z4, tofs. CierA of the Probate Court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14

The death of Senator Chandler creates a vacancy in American politics which 1t will be impossible t. fill He WA the Yelling ton of R-pnblican sm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
Lumber at Reduced Rates

From this date lumber vii be cold at Curtis Min at where cash is pad. GEO " cfrfTTS N' Prescott, ssss 24th, 1878,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14

A man exhibited at fair at Montepelie' VI, three packages of butter from the same churnine, but differently marked, ard go first premium on lone, second on another, and the third was condemned as poor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
pi n.ion ...u.

BE - FFFHEE 7K 3lIfF. Notice ts afesy f 'sa tisreTsa heretofore exisnne ht NeE tie. ntsfa -t s a i.a CT, pres- cctt cd tsf i7 sfs e-4 is ssal consent. All account iga 5hr lbs- dg Hisl. N d AIIzter mu be paid Co WIu. biscE rers aly as he slope l3 sutaorized to receive tha ssfaa-
 W. D. BLACK,
 S. q alc tILrsrER. The tusine hereaitsr wil he caErrd an ty plsck q West n. at he IT scott Fera Yard. Vest Prescott A. r., where the best of accom- odstl for sock vii be kept constant hand Plentg of sled rooru for stock and good cook house for the mmodation of travellers. Farmer eiRhfers and enis ants will find it to thier advantage to top at this corral.
 V. D. BLACK,
 V. B. WESTON. pREscorr. Oct. -si.. Is7s-ocs CIV
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-14
Sfrayed--Reward.

The undersgnedlo lost from the Clipper Aln. on the hassay anna, last Noyembe ecw and calf. The s re. hss square and letter on Left hip esr marked crop aud slit the right and crop off the let The call nas a square brAad the lef, hip and markea m ,e ears Nitn crop and siii in the right, and slt nation which VII lead to their recovery. Can this
 T. CARTER.
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ARIZONA.

A Good Shipment of Bullion
 Phenix, Nov. is. The T'pt p shirm nt of bullion la, | night Nss s3j,oo0 ius,ead "f s23.0O, as re- pnted. The Va re M niagC | ' sent down three tloussad dellais u 8a i ast uigLt, The I. Top eomp.as's mis D aew shut down 10 allow reas,iiins. du.i $ saiei time the mine will be developed.
 Prescott Freight Arrivals
 Maricopa, Nov. IA. Di O Lincoln. pkg, 1l0. B Il Weaver, s5 pkg, 57l0. Bones f Spencer, 50 pkgs, 29)0. M. Masterson, 130 nkg,, 2l, 400. w NJ Buffum, pkgs, 2g5.
 Maricopa, Nov. i2. Freight fer the following parties arrived last night: Bashford tS Go. I77l5 E. Stahl, 4530. J. G. Campbell. 43 pkgs. 4355. r. W. Blake, pkg. 1s0. Bray. pkg. 100.
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BONES & SPENCER,

BONES & SPENCER, ~ the old stand on Mortszama street. doors -ous of0urley dealers in CIGARS TOBACCO. COMPEL fIONERf, FRUITS AND FINE GROCERIES We respectfully iRvs the attention sf the pus,ic , our asge and varied
 stock aad gusrADtee to N1V G the fullest .asfaosiou 70 ail purchasers We have hand a full assorens of the eaecest brands of Cigars and Cigarisas Fineus snd Ping smokinng and Chewing Tghacco Pipss Pouck ss and Iooaeo- Boxes. af bedrock prices and every one gee AWAY wi.h a smiling ,... 2 ssr once PnrchasHg of us aad in due return M further supplies
 Thankful for past faTors we solicit coutiauanc. ot ths liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on us .sv-,og that cv- GOODS win n.,, .. son and comFsrson with any iu ths market
 JAS. E. BONES, Prescott H2reh 2l. 1877 sn
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NEWS ss rELEcRAPH

"WS To-Day's News. ESPECIAL ID THn D4rs MrxEnl 
 rsaifss.
 Cotton Crop of China.
 Washing Ca, Nv. l2. Nr. Bailey. Called States c..nsal Gssessl II s snghai, ch.ns, reports that shs cogtso crop of tha, di.t1et is only half yield. The Wheat Crop of Russia.
 WasAingi.a, Nov. Is. The Uaited s-i Cons1l II Odessa re- ports that the wheat crop Of Russia wlll fall short of the nsual harvsst. yenexsels has become member of the unlvsrsal Posial Union.
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Probate Notice. !.

in the Probate Court of the County of Yav.p.i .ra
 Terrt.ry of Arizona. In the natter Of the estate of
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DUBLIO SALE.

In pursuance OF power vested in me by the -
last will and testament of Robert Clark. de- fs7J
ceased, Will expose to public sale, on w ed As.
NESDAY, tie 18th day OF June next, at II O'Clock
am at the late residence Of the said Clark, tract
or parcel OF Land, called "WoOdside," containing
about sixty acres, and Of which he died seized and
possessed 1t aCjoins the Maryland Agricultural
College, 10 most eligibly situated in very healthy
region Of country, but short walk from College
Station, very accessible to the cities Of Baltimore
and Washington either by rail road turnpike, and
highly desirable as q country residence, having
everything to recommend it FOR that purpose in
Guiding the advantages Of excellent society, salu
brious climate, and churches of various denomna-
TONS Rarely is it that property possessing many
superior Inducements is offered to the public, and
thOte in pursuit Of most pleasant sociable healthy
and desirable location would do well to attend the
sale. 1t contains every necessary building Tor
farming purposes; the main Dwelling is cOmmodi-
and In good repair. and ornarnented with shrub
beIy of various kinds, the lane fertile and pro1uc-
tive, susceptible of high ktare Of improvement and
cultivation and upon the whole 1t may be regarded
first class fal The ale will be absolute, for
the property must be sold for distribution Of the
proceeds Of sale among the parties interested. A
deposit OF 300 viii be required when the property
is struck Off.
Terms Of sale: One-th1rd cash balance In one
and two years, with interest ard approved security
and posse ssion given upon com puance with terms
Of sale. Title indisputable, and conveyancing at
the expense of the purchaser.
henry L. CARLTON, Executor
[Baltimo-e Sun and Marlboro Gazette will please
copy, and send bill to Executor at Bladensburg.
Md. Sur, 3taw] my2S7eolOt
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1919 PEMMsXLXAN1A 1879

1919 F19EESsTS TX 1879
70 TIE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
s,1DD &c. sos a azs MO. 1 aa1px.u..
TRAINS x nv sl Ht5 ssa IT. from Depot
corner q Sixth and streets. :: do!loEs:
2 dsr 60 Psbar s5S Saa from
s.1 9aS R. g 1 ~ ;1S iSssss0
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
@ ssa V ssoIa saS '.fss:
For 81 US :S9 !s ss1s 80 and lois Pm
gTess q PaIlman PsTiOr Car. $50 Am. daily.
a6ordine direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoid:
Ing double ferrtAge and Journey across New
For Fh!.Sslphi.. 30 30. and ,o:1s p. n. daily.
For 9ssS ss5s 8 a.s sassP: srpaay
DAM, s1c&t sunday $50 a n. ] 20. 20. 7:Io
70, Eeps.s osseSE tae: 40 .. m. and $40 p m.
For Annspoiis 20 !. q. and &C p m. daily. OK
Way Asp HEExANDkIA AND WASHING
80: Tsnd II so pm. On sunday At .. m. and
For richmond and the South. ESQ Am. daily. and
$40 p m daily, except Sunday.
FIT an. As!1P.,r 6. sSnd q p ~ o.
SanaaY s .na 10 an ~ ard e;is ggM;;
ssa
e as sss
rRAHkR asnss now
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DEATH OF ELLA ZoYARA.-The San Francisco
Chronicle says the death of Omar Kingsley In
Bombay, India, In AprI! last closes the career
Of one who gained widespread reputation as
Ella Zoyara. For years he appeared as an
equestrenne under this title In almost every
country on the globe and few of those who
have witnessed the graceful performance of the
beautiful ZOyara dreamed that the performer
was man. Letters and lovers were abundant,
and among the latter figure no less Important
parsonage than Victor Emmanuel Of Italy.
Soldiers and civilians figured also on the list of
Loyara's lovers, and dispute about her among
the former finally caused her or him to be
piace0 In ouTance vile at Manila. Kingsley
was born in st. Louis, and married SaliIe Sick.
ney, an equestrienne, daughter OF Robert Stick
ney, Of Cincinnati
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAi

RALTIAIOREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
North: Nerth,ysst, West
sAe 1--we %AS sh 4; US al am.
Snly. stops At shiplssy's Lasrsl. 1nnaaelis juno
Breakfast at Relay Station. A1s' "Ao A''' 'nAn''
go s%|l5sIIi%ers: An.nspqlis and way spisa
risi snd way; "a Relay5
oaa tfHsS sSasDurs
aof 70 e@ Ye9P and
1e; h.gs9ssssa and
Valley ,o BranSh except SUNDAY Through s car to
= 300 =; mon Sunday oniy-Baltimore, Annspo-
10 90 a m--Baltimore Express, Stops at Blsdsns
burg, College. Beltsvills, Laurel, Annapolis juno
~ az P: m--Baitimore. Annapolis Ellicott City
x1press. Stops at laurel Eaoe'pn'a' ana Boston
aa:ss m-f0n Sunday only, Baltimore and Way
Express: Frederick, via Relay: Stops at Annapolis
ESQ ?; m:.tRoint Of Rocks. Frederick; Hsgers-
Of snd aX On
4:lO p. m baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta.
$50 p mL-tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun.
day Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Canton. Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
TOO p. m.-tBaltimore and Way Stations
$40 p. m:-fBALTIMORE EXPRESS. Ellicott
nShsS Eaasse ssSg2 q 5s:Es
As6 bIokH Exf Hhk ss11. B,ss1.
burg and LAUREL SIeeRing car to New York, and
II 90 p. mist Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Cars
tDaily. tBunday only. Other trains daily except
Eunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Indignation apPly At the Baltimore
Cos 619 and 1885 Pennsylvania avenue where orders
will be taken for Baggage to be checked and received
at any point In the city. w. n. CLEMENTS.
Master Of Transportation.
Z II COLE, Gererrl Ticket Agent
GEO. 6. KOONTZ, General Agent. my17tr
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The Trial Of Mis- Diner.

ELLA HEARN's SLAYER IN THE PRrsoNKR's DOCK.
special dispatch TO the Baltimore Gasetse
Miss Lilly Duer, for the murder OF Miss Ells
Hearn, commenced here to-day, judges Irving,
Goldsborough and Wilson on the bench. Tho
court room was crowded with interested spec.
tatoTs. Miss Duer entered, accompanied by her
mother, father and sister, all taking seats IN
the rear OF her counsel. The prisoner was
trimmed with black velvet, with black hat with
feather and a small bit OF pink ribbon. She was
closely yelled. She pleaded by her counsel
Mrs. Leah Hear was the first witness. she
testified that her daughter was In her 18th year
at the time OF her death; she had been delicate
all her life; last fall-dont remember time
Miss Duer came to the house; witness was ly-
Ing on the lounge and her daughter sitting at
machine; Miss Duer came In with her daughter
witness don't remember Miss Duer said: al
nave TO 60" and started for the door. but came
PACK and sat down; she did this several times;
my daughter, but she snatched ft back again:
witness went into the kitchen and came back;
Miss Duer then seemed tired and mad and
my daughter, too, though nothing was said that
witness remembers the last time Miss Duer
started for the door, witness tSok the work
from her daughter and told her TO go TO tho
not going was what was vexing Miss Duer;
after they went out witness laid down again
and almost fell asleep: she heard noise alike
up, but before she got to the door heard hearty
laugh and laid down again, thinking that they
were rompiDg; IN short time after heard
tie report OF a pistol; again started for the
passage, but before she got the door open her
daughter opened IL and met her with her
mouth bleeding and holding her false teeth
ia her hand; she tried to get hold OF witness
ard followed her several times around table,
crying, 80. ma, DON'T" witness ran out OF the
sitting room and called for help; after the
shooting her daughter became very nervous
and Frustrated and during the first week
Of her sickness was most OF her time not
rational, but after this time she was rational
all the time; she died four weeks and three days
after being shot; during the first week she
spoke about going to Philadelphia II she could
get well enough, as she thought she could get
cured there. but during the latter part OF her
sickness she talked about dying; she said she
was going to die, wanted TO die, must die;
asked me not TO do anything more for her; did
not want 10 take any more medicine: wanted
TO die rational; wanted TO know when she died;
there was not any use to take more medicine.
Witness does not recollect that she said any
thing during the latter part OF her illness about
recovering.
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SUIT AGAINST A PREACHER.-A telegram to
the New York Herald from Pittsburg, Pa, May
2s says:-A sensation was produced here to-day
by the bringing OF an action against DR.. j. c.
Pershing, president OF the Pittsburg Female
College, for fraud. Pershing is clergyman OF
the Methodist church, and is one OF the most
prominent men in the CITY. Cyrus Clark, adj
Illustrator OF s. NJ. Kier, who for many years
was partner or Pershing In the Oil business,
charges that Pershing has defrauded Kier's
Vile and children out OF a large sum OF money.
PeTshlpg was left TO settle up the Affairs OF the
hTm. Clark Charges that among other things,
Pershing persuaded Mrs Kier to sign a deed for
some oil land In Warren county to Jos. Clinton:
that Pershing said he sold the land to Clinton
for $1,000 In order TO settle up the firms bust-
LESS, while In reality Pershing only sold quar-
ter OF the property to Clinton, and the latter re-
decided three fourths OF IL to the daughter OF
Pershing without consideration; that PerShfng
allowed Clinton to pay for his quarter OF the
land out OF oil produced by the land ITSELF that
Clinton refused to abide by his bargain, would
not make the deed to Miss Pershing, but brought
suit against Pershing for deed OF his share OF
the land; and that the alleged fraud was then
discovered, the land being really worth over
$4,000. Pershing denies the truth OF the
charges, and says they are malicious.
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0UNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

ExEGuTqBs. SALE OF vAtgABLE JM 1
STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE;
ON STH STREET, BETWEEN AND Q
AND 1ST STREETS n W.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, June -
4tb, 49, at O'Clock, in front OF the prem EStM
ises, we will sell part OF Lot IL, in square No &.
1913, fronting Is feet inches, more or less, on 18th
street, between Z street and Pennsylvania avenue
n. W.. improved BY brick House; ,o-o
80 O'Clock in front Of the premises. we will sell
lots front 1o6 feet inches on sth street. between
immediately after we will sell. 10 front OF the he
premises Lot 3, in square 6lS, having front OF W
". This lot will also be subdiyided.
Terms One fourth cash balance In equal install
ments at six, twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
months deferred payments to bear interest at seven
per cent per annum, and to be secured by deed Of
trust property sold. Conveyancing at purchasers
cost. Terms Of sale to be complied with within ten
day. other wise the Executors reserve the right to
resell at risk ana cost of defauiting purchaser
purchase rs. after giving five days notice of such
resale in the Evening Star newspaper A deoosit Of
800 required on the improved property, and 800
on each piece Of unimproved property at time OF
sale. -
GEORGE W. sAMSON,l Rxacutora
A. 8. STOTHOFF, ]Ao'"'
JAMES TOWLES, Agent. my23
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FRANK T. RAWLINGS,J II"
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. my22-e
y Il. WARNER. Real Estate Auctoneer.

y
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
THRhE-STORY BRIOK DOUBLE HOUSE,
No. 1921 STREET NORTHWEST, WITH
BRICK OUT-BUILDINGS. LOT 81 FEET 4
67 INCHES BY 142 7-l2 FEET TO GOOD
by virtue of deed of trust. dated Novem- kIA
Der 18th, 1875, ard duly recorded in Liber EE8
No. 802 folio 32l ct seq., of the land records LII:
for the District OF Columbia, and at the request
Of the psrt secprea we viii pSb lie Austen
Of June. 1873, at O'clock pm, the fol owing
described Real Estate situated in the City Of Wash
ngton. District Of Columbia, to wit Ali those
tam pieces or parcels OF ground on the north side
of street north. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west, in said City and District. and known
as lot numbered ten uC), and the adjoining six 60
feet more or less Cor whatever ts covered by the
House No. 1921 street nOrthwest, of lot numbered
nine (O from front to rear of said lot in the sub
division of lots numbered five 90 to eleven O1),
inclusive Of Davidson's subdivision OF square num-
bered two hundred and eghty-five (2S5l. 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
EentS thereon as above stated
Terms of sale Onethird cash. balance In two
until paid from day Of sale at seven per cent Per
snnum, payable quarterly. to be secured by deed
chasers option. 900 deposit at time Of sale. Terms
to be fully complied with within five days. other
wise the property will be 1esold at the risk aud cost
OF tho defaultipg purchaser upon i've days adver-
tisement in The Evening ttar newspaper.
ANDREW B. DUVALL,l Truetaoa
my20d&ds VIM. +. HOLTZMAN, J