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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16
THE ENGINEERS STRIKE AT BODIl

The Bodie Standard explains the nature of
the engineers strike as follows;
The subject has been under discussion for
some time among engineers and in the Me-
chanics Union, of which most of the engi-
neers in the corps are members, of reduc-
ton of the hours of labor and a raise in the
compensation. Except in the case of two or
three mines-those being the Standard Red
Cloud and perhaps one or two OF three others
the engineers have worked twelve hour
shifts for 81 so. In the mines excepted they
have been working eight hour shifts at the
same price 1t is claimed by the engineers
and miners that twelve hour shifts are too
long, and that it is dangerous to the lives of
the men who are hoisted up and down the
shaft by engineers exhausted from working
long hours. 1t is further claimed by them
that S. is no more than fair compensation for
skilled work of the kind which engineers are
called on to perform. On the part of the
mining companies it is stated by the superin-
tendents generally that large majority of
the property of the district are prospecting
mines, and yet are not paying, and that
the utmost economy must be preserved; that
the engines are mostly donkey engines, which
do not require any particular skill III work
ing, and that not few of the engineers are
simply runners, ana nave never served
any apprenticeship in learning their trade.
MUCH LIKE BopIE.--A correspondent in
Leadville, Colorado, writing to an Eastern
paper a description of that place furnishes
very fair picture of Bodie. He says: " We
are in curions climate. To-day, while the
sun shines so brightly as to scald the person
standing long in one position the white snow
is as dry and crisp as at midnight. The mo-
ment the sun goes behind the mountains the
air is intensely cold and keen. People keep
focking into this camp (about two miles from
Leadvile) as freely as ever, and | think the
opening spring will bring them in by thou
sands What they will do [ can not tell or
even guess, for hundreds now have nothing
to do. In the spring, however, those now
here will be scattering into the mountains ex-
ploring and the new crowd will take their
places
A SUNDAY SCHOOL PUN.-Cornet playing in
church, according to the Philadelphia Chroa-
icLe, is worshiping the Lord in horn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-16
House Furnishing Goods.
Brass ano Steam Goods.

Practical Plumbers and Timers to do roofing and
ufacturing of all kinds Tin and Iron Ware
Call and Get Prices-Cheap for Cash.
ap29m G. 3. RAIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02
THE EVENING STAR.
CONVERSATIONAL.


Conclusion Of Yesferdap's Proceedimos.
SENATE-Affer our report closed, debate on
the bill to prevent epidemic diseases was con-
tfnued by MessrS. Morgan and Jones.
MT. SaulSDury, from the committee on prtvi-
1eges and elections, reported a resolution In
Strpcting that committee to inquire into the
matter OF contest Of II. M. Spohord against
with power to send for persons and papers and
TO employ stenographer TO take testimony,
either I'm Washington or New Orleans, by SUBJ
committee.
Mr. Cameron (Wis.> objected to the present
consideration OF the resolution.
Mr.. Edmunds inquired when the Senate might
expect the committee On appropriations 10 re-
port back the legislative, executive and judicial
Mr.. Davis wv. va.) replied that the bill had
just been printed, making seventy eight pages.
The sub committee had been at work on &c, and
might report TO the full committee tomorrow.
Mr.. Edmunds inquired whether IL was not the
same bill that was acted on at the former ses-
SION OF Congress, except the matter extraneous
Mr.. Davis replied that it was, but it was
known there were some members On the CON-
mlttee who were not In the previous Congress s.,
sldered irrespective OF former action.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
MIR. GARFIELD. from the committee on rules,
only the surname shall be called, with the pre-
tx OF Mr." except where there are two or
more members OF the same surname. Adlpted.
Also, rule increasing the committee on The Mis-
SiSsfppi levees from II to 13. Adopted.
Mr.. Stephens from the same committee re-
ported rule for the appointment on the military
committee OF Territorial Delegate, VINO Shall
not. however, have the right TO vote Adopiei
The Speaker, as chairman Of the same com
mtttee, reported rule on the subject of resolu-
lions calling for executive Information. It pro.
VideS that such resolutions may be offered under
the call OF states On Mondays and shall be re-
1erred to appropriate committees, which shall
report thereon within one week. Adopted.
Adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02

THE RUSSIAN NIHILtSTS brand as Well as kill
their victims. One day last month the police
discovered near the kaSan Cathedral In st.
Petersburg the body OF man lying Ia pool OF
blood with dagger by his side. The throat
was cut nearly through or the corpse was a
label, and upon this, inscribed In letters evf-
IDENTIFY written with red ink, where the follow
Ing words: "Ivan Sabego, twenty three years of
age, OF the Medfco- Chlrurgical Academy, is
hereby sentenced to the punishment of death,
as taitor.-The Socialist Revolutionary Ex-
ecutive Committee" One OF the most signifi-
can't points In connection with the revolutionary
movement Is the understanding which is known
to exist between the secret societies and the
lower class of officials, notably the gendarmeS.
In Moscow very large numbers OF the police
have been transported to Siberia for supposed
completely In the cOnspiracieS. The gend-
armerie have in many instances connivei at the
posting OF the sedftfous placards, which have
been found on the walls OF the corridors tn gov
eminent establishments. That the higher ON
Gals and administrators by no means rely upon
the faithfulneSs OF their subordinates Is Clearly
evident from the fact that the police In Moscow
k1eff, Charkoff, and Warsaw are being con.
tinually changed In order to prevent any tam
perfng with this class OF public OF servants who
In Russia are particularly open TO the tempta-
ton OF bride, and seldom see anything they
are sufficiently well paid to be blind to. Another
source OF great uneasiness to the government is
the mexphcable fact that the Nihilists have
apparently at their command ample funds for
printing presses, paper, agents and spies In all
the principal towns OF the empire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02

CITY TO BIZ SOLD FOR TAxEs.-The city OF
state for corporation taxes to the amount Of
s4,Ns.l0: Proceedings would have been begun
against the city some time ago but for the In
t Selventl0n OF the attorney general. The state
me authorities OF the city have received notice
1 1naI unless the Judgment should be satisfied by
Iuesday the city would be sold There is no
money at all In the city treasury, and no means
OF raising any, and Altoona, with its 20 600 in
naDitants, VIII probably be knocked down to
LUG ngneSt oidder within q day or two, Siult-
lar act1on has been taken by the attorney GEN
eral agaist Lockhaven and the borough OF Sun
bury, and these corporations will also be dis
posed OF under the hammer unless the tax
arrears are soon paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02

CLERGYMAN SUED FOR DIvoRcRlSoms
TINE ago Mrs: Ella G. Schneider commenced a
suit for limited divorce In the sunrenoa comrt
BROOKLYN, against her husband, the Rev. Fran,
Gus >. Z. schneider, On the ground Of cruel and
innuman treatment The parties were married
after the marriage Mr.. Schneider went to Brazil
as missionary. While there he received letters
from friends in New York who told him that his
wife's conduct was not all that it should be-
After his return to this city, In consequence OF
the receipt OF the letters alluded to above. his
married life was not happy. At length Mrs.
schneider commenced suit for q limited divorce
as wife, and claims that she and her children
nave been treated with persistent cruelty by
the defendant. The case was yesterday REFERRED
10 MI +. L. Dana to take Testimony and renorr
to the supreme ceurt-FN. T. Times. Isf i0p0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02
DIED.

MARDERS On May LIST, 1879, ut O'Clock o. NJ
MARGARET MABDERs, sged thirty -four yexrs, wife
VI the late Henry Marders, Of this city.
Funeral VIII take place from her late reside0ca,
12S6 ~ et southwest, ct O'Clock May eth. Friends
and relatives are respectfully invited TO attend
Va on the LIST Of May, 1879, ANNA vIRGNIA REEL.
L and Elizabeth @. Reel.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respec4-
fully invited to attend her funeral from 90 Domi-
Lies church, on saturday morning, at 10 o'ciock
q m.
6LADE. At his residence. near LAnsly, Fairfax
County, Va, on Nay LIST, 1879, W. o. BLADE, IN
the seventy year of his age
Funeral win take place ct his residence. on Tho
30, At IL Am. fTexas papers viii plesse copyI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02

10 Kentucky there is a game law which
prohlplts the shooting OF judges between May
10th ana the middle OF June.SlI Y Herald
eB- Michael and Sophia McA ntrews have been
arrested at Pittston, Pa, charged by Mrs. Thom-
a. Elphison with beating her husband to death
on the 10th inst.
church In Rimonskt. Ont, last night was fatal
iy shot by Cyprfen Thebault. Pierre Thebault
who was riding with Oullette, was dangerously
wounded.
BAn occasional broken finger with small
boy attachment gives eloquent notice that the
national game has struck the country amid.
ships.J[B Huntington HaUkeye.
"A noted Boston colored caterer being re 8
monSh ated with by layman who was TO have
u ministers meeting" at his house. for hin
seemingly too-bountifui provision for their
wants, shut on discussion by the terse, Il tnelo-
ful."-[Bost. Transcript
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02
CTEIGER Il LIEBERMANN,
~ Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRgs1EEk, SALE OF VALUABLE 1MPRovE1

TRUsIEEk' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KEA A., ESTE On THE EAST aIDE OF
F STREETS NORTHWEST.
1875, and duly recorded in Liber 783, folio 1N
~; OF the Land Records for the District Of
secured. We the undersigned. will proceed to se Ct
RIE raw tS Sue s IN front Of the premises on MON
M. Lot lettered -" in John Q. Fsy's recorded sub
ddivlsion Of original Lot numbered seven Gl, in
In Washington city, D. O., with the improvements
ana agpntenances thereto belonging, or In any wise
TIE, ms Of sale: One third cash; balance In equal
instalments In six, twelve aud eighteen months
ing interest at seven per centum per annum until
PAd. and secured on the property sold. will be
y the terms Of sale are not complied with within
hye days from day OF SALE the property will be re.
i've days notice in Evening Star newspaper. All
conveyancing q pnrchaser's cor;
a24eo&ds 8. ". RITTENHOU5E.5 trossees'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02

LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY IN PENNsyLyANIA.-A
The riot bribery committee to night examined,
among other witnesses Representatives Gran
Gf Armstrong county, White or Warren, Silver.
that he had been offered 81 900 for his vote py
Cnas. B. Salter, and that ex-State Treasurer
kemble said that he would see that the arrange
ment was carried out. Silverthorne said Rep
resentative Rumberger had offered him $3.50, and
that kembie promised to make ft good. Graf
did not accept the bride. and voted constantly
the part OF detective. Wolfe aud Snort con-
hrmed CRAFTS testimony, and said they were
constantly apprfsed OF his movements. Rum
oe1ger refused to testify, claiming that his men.
tai condition would dot warrant It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02
1910 GREAT JOHn
1913 PENNSYLVANIA 1919
Ek(bUJTiE

HtOUVGS
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND EOUTHWEBT.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
SPLENDID SoEsHRY. MAoNnEIoxN1 koUIPmHH1.
TRAINS Leave Nv Wl HHf sas from Depot,
corner OF Sixth and streets, as f0lloWe:
Pittsburg TO Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago;
TAO pm. daily. with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For ss and tfs solS .a a1sep
Wiiil.msport. Loci Haven. and Eina;Is. :. 1o:i5
For New 1Srt sad the Es 80 and 10 rs
daily. With Palace Cars attached. Limited Ex-
grees @ Ral!laAn Parlor Cars, s:3O Am. daily.
For BrooliyHt =: Y. all through trains connect ct
Ing double ferriase and journey acrose New
For So So .na 10 liz p. "a, daily
Hnaited Express g 80 i. ~; daily. except snnd.y.
s.iy s5'S 6 sahd$ sS; i0io n. &c. sd 40
For PSps': os ore kn Line 90 t. M and 40 p
For AnnsPolis: 90 4 n. and 40 p. NJ. daily. OK.
w ASR A5fSx1s dbSaaIhzl9 Xsb @aaa hAsa
0t e9s ssa Pm q 6n saaa;3 !. a *" md
For Rich ano and the South. 80 Am da,,v and
$40 =: N, daily. except Sunday.
=: g ia . ia ls So .Ra = pm On
.as S iSss: PSssG
s. lsft for oheclns Of bssssSs q dsstnssion from
1sAkk TaoHs6s asnss ksnsassssr As sSss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILHOAD
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to thu
North. Northwest, West

RAAVIMVxSGA AND Ox44V kkAxxlktOADs
THE GREAT DOUBLE rRAok.
National Route and Short Line to the
North asd nss odsSw:sss. West
10 'a1s s AZ S%H 4sH6fS az T. ls's
.tsasA m1as~ Yorf. PsilsdslpSis. and Boston
aag s a s S q s Iznn e 9aas
Gc5. yessup's Hanover. ana mi Ridse. Breakfast
$50 Z m-Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way. Cpied.
mont. 66ssbufg. Winchester. aaeerstown. and Way
fI:10 4 m.-Baltf.nors and Laurel Kxprex
$40 s m:I5Roint g Poole 5Rssd@oaf: str.sburs.
s:so maksW Yerf, Pm Philsdslp a Boston and
BsSS sso1. I e Gss e MsX York and
Is So : %.zsE Eeuis. Louisyi1e. Ghicsso. Column,
bus and Ptttsburg Expresa Frederick. Hagerstown
sRa nss' g s 0sT
ton 70 Sanduaky, daily, except Saturday.
100 anon Sunday only. baltimore, Annapolis
10 90 Hm Baltimore Ezpre.. stops st pl.aens-
30 p.na.-Bsitmors. Annapolis. Enioots OFT,
1870 p.m;;x,New Yorl. Phil.delphi. and Boston
Express. Stops at Laurel
ct. q rs pm on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
$50 pm.-Baltimors, Blsdensburs and Laurel
ExpreeaL Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
f4:Ss Pm.-Po.nt Of Rocs, Frederick, H.sers-
saa Ra VIZ only
f4:4O p.m.-Baltmore. Annapolis and Way Sta
80 F1!n NostS,k and Bsltnao1e
Norfolk P0ssen0ers taken In the Cars direct to Boat
at Canton Stop at Biedensburg and Laurel.
rs 80 p.m.-Baitimore and Way Stations.
n so pm. - Chicago aud Columbus Express
SLeeTin0 Cars 10 Chicago.
1910 D. n.-Baltinore Express.
300 p.m.-Point OF ROCKS and Way Stations
70 80 pm-St Loais. Cincinnati. Louisville and
Pittsburg ExpreeA Pittsburg, except Sunday Pull
man Cars.
fiO:I6 pm.-New York, Philadelphia and BxltI.
more Express. Stops at Bladenehurg and Laurel
SLeepfn0 Cor to New York, and Special Sleeping
Car to FhiiadelphiA
(t)Daily. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
For further Information apply ct f1eset ofaoe do.
| Col 6O3 1885 Penns avenue NV, Washington; and
Masonic Temple. High Ct. GEORGETOWN. where tick.
to be checked and received at any point In the city
| W. NJ CLEMENTS, Master Transportation
y COLE. Genera ! icket AgscE
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p b. WARMER. Real Estate Auctionee,

TRUST EE's SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON The
EAST SIDE OF TWFLFTH STRICT, Be
TWEEN F AND NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed of lust date June s..
24tb, 1871, recorded in Liber No 65J, folio -
800 one OF the land records of the District Of -"
Columbia, and at the request ct the party secured
thereby, shall sell. ct public auction, front Of
the premises, on MONDAY, April 14th 1879 ut 4
O'Clock M all that certain pioce parcel of ground
situate in the city Of Washington, District of Uoum
bla. and known and described being part of or,v
nsl Lot numbered five co., In Square numbered
three hundred and twenty (32O): Bssinnius for the
same at the distance OF Que hundred feet from the
southwest corner Of said square 10Th street. and
running due north twenty eight (28) fest and e<lt
~ inches thence due east ninety five (95) feet
thence due south twentye ght (2o) feet and two (2
inches themes west ninety five (S5) feet to the place
OF beginning, together with the rights
and appurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
In caeh, and the balance in six and twelve months
after date Of sale, with interest. All conveyaacinx
at purchasers cost $500 to be paid at time Of sale
or property will he Immediately resold.
Ap2d&ds JONATHAN HARDWOOD, Trustea
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TILL
SATURDAY. the 10Th inst at same hour
ap12 JONATHAN KIRKWOOD, Trustee.
fE THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
po1ed until FhIDAY, May 2, 1879 same hour
ap26eodts JONATHAN KIRKwooD. Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-02
THos q. wAaaAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEEE' SALE OF ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No. 419 ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust -
and recorded in Liber No. 743, folio 222 one -4.:
OF the land records of the District Of Columbia tho
front of the premises, on MONDAY, the a day Of
June, 1879, at O'Clock, all of lot numbered 50, OF
square 693, as recorded in Liber II G, folio 164.
Terms OF eale: The amount Of indebte iness
to w.t. 800, with interest at per cent per aAnum
from August H. 1873 secured by this deed Of frost
unpaid. with the expense of sale in cash.
months. for which the notes Of the purchaser,
airing interest from the day OF sale and red
by deed of trust on the property sold, will be
taken. deposit Of S2eO saal be required OF the
purchaser at the time Of sale and all convey
at his cost II terms of sale not complied with
in days, the trustees reserve rsnt to resell at risk
and cost Of defsa!t-g after giving such
D. LEWIS BLACKFORD,} rrrs....
w. ARR HUR TAYLOR, ! Aius'oeS"
THOS. E. WA66AMAN, Auct. ap29.dNds
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WANTlD-You % know thAs Q Asst- class SEQ.
W 0EDH SUIT r better and cleeper tasn
Old Sssnd. No sie b :rest. betxesnss and 7ti
a noFthVssS q Branch Store, No lO6 ON street.
northwest u. R-YeY good prices paid Tor first
oaa. 1econd-Aand Qothtng. 1otes By mail prompt
o$1on0o6 "a. jan1l.ly
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OF FLOUR.
dated e is7s da Ses seoo 81 ai II
'e n1 sas an aaG 81
proceed to sell at public auction, in front OF the
premises, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY. the
1Sa say nog Is lgs At bss 9Hfs
and Deakins' addition to Georgetown, beginning
for the same on the east side Of Fyette street where
the same s intersected by the south line Of the Ches
thence east with said south line of said condemna-
lion to the west boundary line of that part Of said
Lot lying south Of said canal formerly owned by John
southeIly with the west line of said part Of sail lot
formerly owned by John Mason and since owned By
William A. Bradley to the channel of the Potomac
which will be inter- ectea by the east line of Faystte
street extended south in the line thereof to the
versed to the place Of beginning the psrt
now covered by Water street) The part Of said lot
now used as sn alley between the east gable end of
the Bradley lot, is to be used in common by the
owpers Also a1l the water privileges and leases
thereof null privileges and wharfage thereunto be-
Mills" and the rite on which it stands and the
grounds thereunto attached. and the machinery
furniturS and other articles used in operating tie
privileges aud appurteuances to the same belonging
Terms Of sale Ore.ts ird OF the purchase money
Gay OF sale with interest at six per centum per
mum, payable st mi annually, and to be secured by
aeed OF trust ON the property sold The property is
$1,000 will be required at the time Of sale. If the
terms Of sale not complied with within five days
resel, at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur
chaser, after ten days advertisement in the EvEa
ING STAR newspaper, Of WASHINGTON. D. O. All con.
Vesancins at the i RSR q the Eq5SHnrsF
ap15-eo&ds JOHN w. MAoILL. ! Ar"s'ees'
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CHANOEkY SALE OF DEsIRABLE BUILDING
" LOTS IN TIE SQUARE IMMEDI ATELY
SOUTH OF THE RESIDENOE OF The
RK1TISh MN, MiNISTEk, BEING on O0NNE0:
AND NINETEEETH STREETS AND JET

FEREON PLACE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of -
TIE District Of Columbia passed on the Gath -
sa az Of December, 1877, in EQUITY Cause No. -
Wal on THURSDAY. the eighth day Of May, 1879,
at four O'CLOCK ~, on the premises and continn.
my at The same time and place from day to day until
al TIE lots be- elnaftr described offered offer
for sale at public auction all those lots or parcels of
land In the city Il Washington, In the District Of
and ground plan Of sau city Lots numbered from
one ~ to sixty one fH1), both inclusive In Ebon q
lngersOls subdivision Of Square numbered one
hundred and thirty ine Q39l, which said subdivi.
Office Of the surveyor of the District Of Coum bis,
aud Comprising all the building lots in the said
square zach lot will be offered sapsrately and the
lois Connecticut avenue Cat the cor.
ner Of the equare) viii he offered frat Copies of
the subdivision may be had at the office Of ths auc.
to them at their addresses given below.
TIE, ms Of sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
in cash. and the residue in equal inatalmsnt, psys-
bic in SIX ) twelve (12) aud eighteen (l8) months
from the day Of sale. with seven Cd per cent in
by them until the whole Of the purchase money il
paid; or the whole Of the purchase money may be
paid in cash, at the option of the purch sser. de-
post Of 800 will be required each Lot, and con.
yeyancIng and recording at the cost Of the pur-
in one week from the day of sale, the Trustees
the right to resell the property sold at the
risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after not
less than one weeks notice by advertisement in the
Evening Star y is aHd Washington Post
TT CRIITENDEN. trustees.
Attorney. atIaW, 225 ~ stnw)
B. 81. WARMER. Anof. 916 Ct NV ap16-dtf
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON TIE
NORTH SIDE Of @. sTkEET. BkTwEEN
kokTHWEsT. KNoMN as The iEIn sATH
HOUSE PROPERTY, At AUCTION. A"
1878, ct O'Clock. in front Of the premises, Mm
shall sell Let & IN Square 49O. having front A:
depth OF 1S1 feet ~ inches to 30foot alley, with
the improvements
Terms: Onethird cash balance in one and two
years with notes bearing interest at six per cent
Per annum until paid. and secured by dead Of
trust on the property sold. O0nveyancing ut pur.
chassr'e cost. 600 down at time Of sale.
ap28'dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auck
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE and LOT
On SIAEEI. BET .T THIRTEEN 80 1IG SN III

ana tOUE ZENITH STS 3 T., Al AUCTION.
duly recorded in tib.r Ne So folio -, one of
and BY request Ct the party secured thereby, wll
offer for sale at public aucto on MONDAY, the 10Th
day of May, AID 1819 at ~ O'Clock pm, in front
of The premises all that piece parcel Of land stu
ated In Washington city. District OF Columbia. and
and being part of Lot twenty four 60, in eQnars
one thousand and forty-seven LOAD. described as
corner OF said lot. and running thence east forty
seven feet; thence south ole hundred and two feet
SIX inches, to the line of said lot thence west
forty.eeven feet and thence north one hundred and
two feet TX ipchss. to the place of beginning. to-
gett er with al! the improvements, ways, easements
lo.sinx or in any wise appet taining.
Terms: One-IUurth cash; balance in monthly
notes to bear per cent interest and to be secured
by deed Of trust ON the premises. Conveyancin2 at
purchasers cost. deposit OF $50 required at time
Of sale Terms to be complied with within days,
property at the risk and cost Of the defauting pur
chaser, upon giving i've days notice of such resale
JOHN II. HUTCHINSON,
myIeo&ds Trustee.