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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE SALE OF AN ELEGANT BUILDING
LOT ON NJ STREET NORTHWEST. NEAR

u
THE FOURTEENTH STREET CIRCLE.
By VII tue OF deed Of ust, dated February -
2 2dIa, 1s7s; and duly recer led in Lbe. ssf
siSt OF Columbia and Ct the request Ct the
PY ssp on MONDAY, the 3Oth day Of June. B.
estate situated in the city Of aescri Zee
thirteen S IN 10 VII; west Part OF lot numbered
lCuitean C1l4I Beginning NJ ct. north fh,rty
tnree 33) feet and six 60 inches west of the north
east corner Of said lot, and running thence west
unity three $50 feet Elk CO. inches to the northwest
corner OF said lot, thence south one HUNDRED and
nfty.ave u55) feet; thence east eighteen Ts1 feet
.i1 60 inches; thence north forty,ive 1451 feet:
thence east sixteen 16) feet thence north ono hmn
dred and ten 10 feet to the place of beainnin1 tn
eether with the improvements thereon consisf,n no
Of two-story frame houee. A' ~oA0ie'iiAs
Terms Of sac: Eight hundred and sixtvsix dol,
lars, and interest same at ten per cent from Fab
in tTo equal indictments at six and twelve months
cent per annum to be secured by deed Of trust on
$l00 deposit at time Of sac. Terms to be fmiiH
complied with within five days. Otherwise the nrnS
erty will be resold at the risk and cost OF The ~
fanlting purchaser, upon five days advertisenent
In the Evening Star newspaper: The above property
terest as may be due thereon. AA
ROBERT J. MURRAY. Trus4,a
jel6-eo&ds tPost-eo&dsl ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
/ ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF FIRST AND
R0T0MAU STREETS; GEORGETOWN, d. Q.
HANDtOME'

HANDSOMELY IMPROVED.
assa asa y is Ssss 81
Liber ssl folio 472 etsea., Of the land records -
es the d Ss % a o sy Yss q
Columbia passed in cause No 6.79s, Dock. % Of the
q IN pses 81
81 II 81 sa dsS
Sc, zen s Ss sSsoo e fTGPt
and s ana psrs Ess
s5shtee9 s, ana ninstesn ds q Old GsOFss
Potemao streets ana running east with First
said 81 au@pesss s ei sseno sns souf 8,
xsst one hundred ana iloI fest ana ' thfss
wall thence south ninety.nin (S9 fest nine inches
to I fsea ana
ct rs 81 65Sa hoqse and van W feet
ssl snss n g. ds :S Ssf 9 G
sss
leges and aPpurtenances to the same belonging, or
Il of the purch.s.
Money In cash. and the residue in six twelve.
Iurchseers notes to be given with interest from
11e cay 81 sale st the rate q six osnum per
property sold all cash, at the purchssers' option.
deposit OF $500 viii be required at the tins Of the
ssie and If the terms Of the sale are not compiled
with within Eve Gays from the day Of sale the trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property ct the
risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser after ave
days notice in the Evening Star newspaler. All CON
veyancng ct the purchasar's cost.
LEWIS nun1 J. b lsss IL :. NV Trustees.
Pa. ava and 10Th NJ
THOH. ]. FISHER 90, Aucte,
1123 Ct NV. je4
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r b. WARNER. Real Estate Aucdoneer.

TRUkIEES' SALE OF ELEGANT BESIDENCE
THREE STORY BRICK DOUBLE HOUHE,
No: 1921 I STREET NORTHWEST, WITH
BRICK OUTBUILDtNGS, LOT 81 FEET
INCHES By la .7-12 FEET TO GOOD
By VII tue Of deed of trust, dsted Novern. "A
her 18th, 1875, aud duly recorded IN libsr No. 1.a
SO2, folio 32l ct seq Of the land records for .k
the District Of Coum ba, and at the request of the
Iary secn' ed, we will sell at public auction, In front
Of the premises, on MONDAY, the 23d day Of June,
1879, at O'Clock p; M, the following described
Real Estate, situated In the City of WASHINGTON,
District ct Colun bia, to wit: All those certain
pieces or parcels ct ground On the north side Of
streets west IN said City and District. and known
fett more Or less Tor whatever is covered by the
House No. 1921 street northwest, of lot numbered
nine 90 from front to of said lot in the subdivi-
sion Of lots numbered five t5) to eleven (ll iuclu.
sive. OF pavtdsons subdivision Of SOU ara numbered
two hundred and eighty five (285) Jas SIDE by Susan
Ireland and others. and which is recorded in the
Surveyors office Of said city and District in Ltber
"B." folio 1o4, together with the improvements
thereon az above stated.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in two
equal instruments at one and two Ars with inter-
est unt paid from day Of sale at seven per cent per
aDnum, payable quarterly, to be secured by q deed
OF trust On the property sold or all cash at purchs
sefs option. 300 deposit at time of sale. Terms Il
be fully complied with within five days, otherwise
the property will te resOd at the risk and cost of the
ce1aultlnR purchaser upon vedays' advertisement
in The Evening Star newspaper.
ANlREW 3: DUVALL,,, Trns.aas
e10-d&ds VIM T. HOFFMAN. ! Arus'ees.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE ON O STREET, NEAR FOUR-AND-A-
HALF STREET NORTHWRkT

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EsL
TATE ON O STREET, NEAR FOUR-AND-A-
HALF STREET NORTHWEST. =
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, executed to me. "A
the UNDERMINED, by Emily +. Dexter and fss
James .. Dexter. bearing date ON the I'd day .K.
Of April, d. 1878 and recorded in Liber No. TIC,
folio 81, one Of the land records for Washington
county IN the District Of Columbia, TO SECURE
tain debt therein naned shall offer for sale, ct
DAY, the Ist Gay Of July, 1879, st o'clocf p.
M, the following named and described real
estate, the same being and lying in the said
city OF Washington, and District of Colum bia
that is Lot No 2, in subdivision Of original
lots Nos and 2, in square 400; and also part of
lot No 49, in sad square, which said lot and part Of
lot ls further described and bounded Is follows,
viz; Beginning for the sane on street northwest
distance OF % feet inches west Of the south
east corner Of said square, and running the line
Of street 20 feet and Is inches, theuoe north at
or less) including an alley On the north of said lot
and 15 inches thence south to the place of begin
ming, the same being improved with a fine three
story Brick House with basement, and having o
stable and carriage house in the rear.
Terms Of sale The amount Of Indebtedness Sc
cured, which is $20O, with the interest accrued
thereon, With the expense OF SALE cash. ard the bal
ance ut three months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser bearing interest from the Day of sale nd
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold,
shall be given. deposit of e100 shall De require
OF the purchaser ut the time OF sale. All
terms OF sale are not complied with in sevon days
tisement. JOHN f. NORRIS
je18 Trnsfae
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"a writer In the London Times estimates
the expenses OF the Zulu war at near g, 500 900
week! What does It cost Cetywayo?
u The thirty second annual session of the
American Institute OF Homeopathy VIII be held
at Lake George, n. Y, commencing June a4th,
and continuing four days.
The Danish Captain Goldsmith and wife.
who are bound around the world ia their boar.
arrived at Cape Island, N. g., Tuesday, I'VE
days from Boston.
az Hill, who killed Simmons, at Atlanta, Ca,
for running his wife, has been found guilty OF
murder, and Will be sentenced to imprisonment
for life
eBMoody and Sankey's methods have been
adapted to politics by Randall and Lurton who
are 10 work for the greenbackers fu Maine
Randall makes short speeches. and Lurton sings
greenback songs.
Paul j. Strobach, receiver OF the United
States land ONCE at Montgomery Ala was
badly, but not fatally, cut by w. w. Wads-
worth. at Mountain creek, about thirty miles
from Montgomery. Wadsworth charges undue
familiarity with his wife.
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NHREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,

May 18th, 1873.
Proposals for supplies ernbracinE Dry Colors for
Plate printing, Ols. Chemicals. Bond, Manila and
other PAPER, typographical Inks, Twine. Glue,
generally, for use Of the Buresn OF Engraving and
Printing, for six months ending DeSemher 3lst.
10Th. from msnufscturers and regular dealers in
the several classes of goods
Blank forms for proposals upon articles In either
class with information % TO quantity quality. and
conditions. will be furnished on application.
each item separately; and considering the adapta-
biy Of qualities to the work OF the Bureau as well
as the prices proposed, orders will be made on the
lowest bidder for the article desired.
The right to waive defects and TO reject any and
oil bids Ia reserved.
Parties Wishing information must specify upon
which particular class Of articles they are qualified
to propose and should address their applications "a
O. 81. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing.
uy27-2aw,8t Washington. DO.
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The CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN, STATE CoNyRN-
TON Thursday adopted platform reaf1rmIng
republican principles pledging faithful applf-
that Congress should regulate freights and fares
10 interstate commerce, and pledgfng fair re-
auctions within the state borders. There Is also
an anti Chinese plank In the platform, reso-
luton was also adopted demanding a reduction
OF one-fourth OF the rates charged by railroads.
nominations for governor were postponed until
last night. Congressman Horace Davis has
consented to become a candidate, and 1t Is con-
sloered quite possible that he may receive the
support OF the friends Of Evans and Swift. the
ieenng among them being evidently anything
strength
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VERDICT AGAINST A STEAMSHIP LINE-Mrs
by the supreme court at New York in her shit
against the Williams and Guion steamship line
Tor spelling her baggage. She claimed s., 600.
MIS-: Kerr alleged that In 1872 she took passage
In the Montana from Liverpool for New YORK
tnaI the steamer was unseaworthy, but never.
tneiess ran race with competing steamers, en-
countered gale, and had her deck stove and
hold Swamped
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The WoRKINGMBN's municipal nominating
convention Of San Francisco met Tuesday.
chose kearney for president, and adopted q
platform pledgtng the party to secure a reduc-
tlon OF 40 per cent. In city taxes; and that
CHINATOWN" shall be obliterated and the
Chinese forced to live outside the city; that the
income OF the water company shall not exceed
$500, 900 per annum, and that all nominees shall
pledge themselves to accept reduction OF 40 to
80 per cent Of existing salaries.
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PROPOSALS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
i BUREAU OF ENGRAVING Az

BUhKAU OF Engraving AND PRINTING,
June IL, 1879.
Seaied Proposals Will re received at this Office I'M
I'll ~ O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, the 28th Instant for
the construction End erection In the new building
feet working order, Of one high pressure Stationary
aaSngi1e vertical cylinder diameter a inches. with
feet In diameter. and one or two additional Boil
ers for heat' 3 purposes, may he determined
work. ~
Specifications for The construction Of the Engine
sired resi- Getting the same can be obtained on app.
cation to the Undersigned
The right to waive defects ard to reject any or all
bids il reserved.
Proposals. should be plainly marked Proposals
crossed to o. ri IRISH
ie1S-9t Thief RuraAu.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, FRONT
ING ON NJ STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the l4th -
Gay Of s April, A. o1 D. 1875, and recorded in Gs
Of. the Rhtrict Of Columbia, and ct the request Of
Trustees, viii SCI e public SUCTION in front q tie
at O'Clock Pm; the following described real g;
tntvn as part Of Let o numbered one az, in square
Iisn' Of the. city Of Washington. befinnins
for he same at the southwestern Of said lot
and running thence north one hundred and twenty
eight 2s2 feet eshs aRd half 8s, inches thence
FIVE ana quarter 90 inches TO a point in line
with New Hampshire avenue, distant forty four (44
feet eight () inches from the line of street north
,hence along the line Of said avenue fortyfour (4
feet eight (8) inches to said NJ street. and thence
or the line of said NJ street one hundred and
1Ol5 feet to the point Of beeinning excepting lot
twenty-six (26) OF J. f. Olmsteads recorded snbdi-
vision Of part Of said original lot one, in said
square.
Terms Of sale: One,third cash balance in six and
twelve months at eight per secured by deed Of
trust $10o to be paid at time Of sale. r the terms
the right to resell at defaultng purchasers
cost, sitter one weeks advertisement Oonveyancing
at purchasers cost.
,e7eo & WM r r wEaaoGSSASARD.} Trustees.
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WoNENs ATHLETIC CLUB.-One hundred
and fifty women are regularly enrolled and &C
i've members OF Staten Island (N.Y.l athletic
cluo. The organization has lastly laid out
grounds, ard there the ladies Join ID tennis
croquet and archery. The latter amusement Is
having run OF popularity among them. There
posed OF persons OF both sexes, who spend much
time In bow shooting
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G0HENs LOAN OFFICE, oorner;s7thst. and New
OYork Az ,(entrAnce on Avenue) The most <0N
private Loan Office IN the city. Money loaned 1O1
q the lowest rate q interest on Gold 1nd0 -
Guns, Pistols, Ladies ana Gentlemenss Clothing,
Carpets, and al Articles Of value janl.lY
nlePO6ER9 OF sIOOND-HAND OLOTHIN0-
~ LsstSa Gloshns Wsschss Cum Rn1Ss9ls q
HERzO0, sos 9th st, near Pa avenue. Branch, 257
Pa ava By calling q or addressing the above places
prompt attention WI b Given @ u orders
WaI81- eoo4l9
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SALE OF THE DE BARR OPERA HoUsK.-The
personality belonging to the De Barr opera
Houre, In st. Louis, were sold at auction Mon
day, by order OF the probate court. John W.
Norton, who has been manager OF the theatre
for several years, was the purchaser at 81 800.
The lease has between two and three years to
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he House then, at 800, adjourned.

AMERICAN CAMELs.-The camel-breeding In.
duStry Is promising In Arizona Three wears
ago herd OF these animals was taken TO Yuma
the intention being to make them serviceabe
as beasts OF burden. The attempt was failure.
tne cnmate seeming to disagree with them, ana
it was found that they were not so useful a. the
little mule. The owners turned the camels
loose and they roamed along the ella River,
apparently enjoying their liberty and Fronting
oy It. They have bred literally and appear to
have become acclimated and domesticated to
the region, thriving as though they had been
In their own native Africa. 1t is thought the
new generation OF camels viii be used to the
alkaline waters peculiar to the southwestern
section, and can be made serv1ceable In tran
sporting the mineral products OF that country,
they can be probably worked. At any rate the
owners OF the rejected and wandering beasts
feel that there is money In their cancels and
Will hereafter devote some care to the breeding
and rearing OF them.-(San Lake Herald. June 10,
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BANKERS.

CAVITY FIRST, SUCCESS sKCOND-S5 to
- $500 invested in iudicious stock operatons
ments, and large profits. Our paper, "The Ope-
rator al the information sent free on sppl
Brokers, 43 New at New York. lea eotjy9
A M1lBkR OF THI STOCK HXOHAN01 Vin
"A execute orders for the purchase sale Of Btoc1
Bonds and God On moderate nArg1nA Comma.
On resRons:ble parties only: Oorrespoqdence sole
seock T1ohsnSe. s. Wan q. Nov Yori Rsfsrsnc s1
D. 3 Manysn. 1ss.. President NssiouAl T1use 90.
New York hn1-ev
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN BALTIMORE
AT the democratic convention held In Baltimore
Thursday to nominate municipal officers the
OF Baltimore city courts and for register OF
Wills i. Freeman Rasin, court OF common pleas;
John S. Bullock, criminal court; Francis A. Pre-
court; Nat. c. Robertson, city court; Robt. Il.
Banks, register Of Wills.
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AN EGYPTIAN OBRLIsk FOR NKw YoRK.-The
New York World announced authoritatfvely
that the Khedive OF Egypt has formally pre-
sented one OF the antique monoliths known as
Cleopatra's Needle to the city OF New York.
This one stands at HeliopOlis, and is sister OF
the obelisk recently carried to England and set
up on the Thames embankment. A citizen OF
New York has agreed to defray the expenses OF
bringing the Khedive'S latest gift to New York
city and nothing remains now but to select a
location for IL.
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THE CONVENTION called at New York by the
Z. S. Board Of Trade, together with the clti-
Zens committee OF three hundred to consider
the question Of proposed worlds fair In 1883,
met Thursday In st. Nicholas Hotel Among
the delegates DR.. e. p. Rowland, OF Washing
ton, represented the Potomac Fruit Growers
Association. The convention win remain in
session several d8yS.
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ELoPKD WITH CoLoRED MAN.-Much ex-
element Is caused at Pleasant Valley. N. Y,
by the elopement of q white woman with a COL
ored man. The woman is said TO be OF good re-
pute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-20

THE USUAL Fatal REsuLT.-Near Schenec.
taoy, n. Y. Monday, James Gould, aged z,
was playing with his fathers revolver In com
The weapon accideniaiIy Went on. the BAH pass.
Ing through the hand OF one OF the Fttzgeralde
and into the eye OF the other. The latter died
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eYTbe house of Samuel Miller, near Mon
louisville, Pa, was burned on Monday night.
Mrs Miller persisted In the flames, and her hus-
band was so badly burned that his recovery Ia
considered doubtful
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CITY ELECTIONS IN OREGON.-In the city cleo
ton at Portland, oregon, Monday, the republf.
cans elected mayor and two ctmen, ana
the democrats the rest OF the councilmen. In
the election In East Portland the republicans
made clean sweep.
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REDUCING HIS ExPENsEs.-Bishop Fabre, OF
the Roman Catholic Church, is reducing his
establishment at Montreal owing to hard times
He viii give up his residence and retire to the
suburbs. The saving effected will be about
$4,000 per annum
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Lille Duer Fined $500 for ShoosfnR
Ella HeArm.

t was mentioned In yesterdays srAx
mat the jury brought in q verdict OF man.
slaughter In the case OF Lille Duer for killing
Ella Hearn, on trial at Snow Hin, Nd After
the recess the court reassembled and Judge
Wilson addressed the prisoner saving: aI,flli1n
Duer-You have been tried BY fury OF true
and honest men for one OF the most heinous
offenses known 10 the law and they have found
you Guilty OF manslaughter.' In view OF the
fact that there is no stain upon your previous
life, the jury has recommended you TO the
mercy OF the court and the court is glad OF It.
The law permits Imprisonment IN the peniteni-
tlary or the common jail or TO a maximum fine
OF $500. The court Will not sentence you to i'm
pTlsonment but as the offeuse was so grave q
character the court win impose the highest me
winch the law provides. The court, there
iore, sentences you TO pay flne of $500 and
70 stand committed until the fine is paid"
MUCH DISSATISFACTION Is expressed with the YER
uLct ol uie Jury, ana many ladies who censured
lne accused SO strongly curing the trial now
e IDLE, sympathy Tor the unfortunate girl and
iegreI That the jury found her guilty at all
Miss Duer sat like a statue while Judge wilson
addressed her, and the only emotion Visible va
the rapid contraction OF the muscles of her face
AFTER sentence, the shertn took charge OF the
prisoner, hut she was rot taken back 10 prison
Her 1rlenos VIII at once pay the fine, when she
VIII De discharged. One OF the jurors. after the
rendition or the verdict, declared his belief tn
the innocence OF the prisoner and another John
c. Ellis, while the jury was being polled an
sNered, equity OF murder but not guilty or
maLslaughter.- The mistake was not noticed
except by one OF the Jurors who made an effort
10 correct him, but the next name was called
and nothing further was said about &c.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FIRST-CLAss
DWELLINGS,, Nos as 49, ON STREET,
OPPOSITE NORTHEAST CORNER or
JUDICIARY SQUARE.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated Sep IL
TENDER 18th, A. D. 1874, and recorded In Liber si
t9 TIE highest bidder on the On MON
Tie house and premises No. 419, being the eastern
Dstrct aforesaid fronting % feet north street
bindirg on the east line of said lot ono hundred
and ten feet Also, the house No; 4l6 and premises,
In the same square, on rart OF the following
ground, viz =" All of lot 20 wenty) and the eastern
Of lot Gone) in said square by Kennedy and Webb
said part being defined in the deed by metes and
bounds, and making "a 81: II feet on q street. GOV.
ering houses 4l3 and 4l5 the part to be sold being
II 1S-l2 fest front smbrsonx No as only
OF one two and three years or ~ cash at the option
any, the purchaser must give notes bearlns per
to be secuved by deed Of trust to the
OF the Trustees. with insurance, on the premises
told. A deposit Of goo, on each house. win be re
quIed at the time OF SALE and ali cOnyeyancnr and
recording viii be At the purchasers cost.
,el2-d&ds g. 4 MFR THoM. Trustees
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BESSIE HARRIs WAS FATALLY SHOT 10 Wolf
Vile, n. s., Wednesday night, by Dr. Albert De
Wolf, to whom she had been secretly married,
and from whom she had been separated. her
REFUSAL TO live with him again was the cause OF
the shooting
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T T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
e. No. 8O6 street northwest

NJ. oVV = otToot uOftQWo9G
magazines s AaSx Of Rkl PEs1RAH5E THREE
fHRB sTnHtr sR9R IN knAE ~ m
kkfGfESS 1s AND afs s AVE We
By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated November II
18th, AID. 1875, duly recorded in Libar No. H..
sS5. folio 43l, one Of the land records for the-
Of and ct I'll the e the
h Don't 81 the premises, On MoNbXY. 0 june 1 50.
sSs ii the civ the
to ut: Being the south seventeen D feet fronting
9R Thsa # BY dsg1 Of one
tered together With Tie @pr 70 s &c ''
%h /. 81
oy as deea o. 81 tr1st On the sSd or al
ehaser's cost Terms to be complied with In seven
jelseod&ds HENRY B. BENNETT, Trustee.
TOHN SHERMAN & CO., Real Estate Auctoneers.
q st Cloud Building.
6 SHHahRfa s aEESuE 81 Nv l'l' FIFTH ST.
50: toto iss. one q the land records Tor tSe $$
s g e sssP q ~ iSA: ssss sS
Proved property Bsins. p.1sof TT 8 Il the sabdi:
ss % e
to Friedenwald's subdivision Of said square. and
running thence norlheasteriy along Rhode Island
avenue one hundred and twelve (t12) feet six t6l
inches to the line Of lot thence northeasterly with
the dividing line betwe< n lots and twenty four
theLce southe asterly els hteen feet eight inches
thence west eighty two feet two and orehalf inches
inches to place Of beginning.
Terms Of SALE One third cash balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at pel
cent, TO be secured on the property sold deposit
Of 300 required at time Of sac. All conveysncing
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied vito In
seven days.
0HRIsTIAN 9: LEDERER.l r-us+oa.
CHARLES 4. PkENTISS, ! 1F"soeoo'
w. MI. SMITH, Salesman tel1.eoNds
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GAES-NORRIS. On June 10, 1879, FRFDHRrcK
WILLIAM GAss Of Washington, b. O., TO MARY JAM
NORRIS, of St Marys county, Nd
NASH1AGERICA- On Wednesday. June 18Th,
1873. by the Rev Geo. Hyde at the residence Of the
brides parents, JAMES b. Nash to SALLIH Z.
AMERICA, OF Washington.