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cprrr,nnr1sc 9trA4u
Ntti.Di.DN,s ,!In',n WAfs'
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. i'll was Just going
to call Mnc somethIn1 drentlful vhan nv fnst.
rona orbs fet, mn ,he rondrc,nr,. ~. :, ,ohr.
uYon. ~ ,,t,c,,on sr.s ra.a.,aS ~, " .a,onn,
Oh inc ungent'efnan'1 manner In which certait
contributors to Tho Home were alluded to. y
And sighed aud wondered how aon,o such au
observation sym,1a 1oot. .1ar,..c1 IN F,,r,co
/ hcsttatcl n momcnt % md % eonc,ude,, tha.
"ou'ant even use barbara'a cautious policy, aud
say: "lt want such coward, Mac, Id toll
you you worc sour old curmulecou, cross
patch, a knayc whom ,twerc ba,s fattorr to col
~. s.'ta!n'. s, I'm aush coward, you know'
Dus i m not coward, ami really think Mac is
Tbs Idea OF calling tho mischlcvous prccoctty oI
bright, fealthfnl child "valeat impudcncc n
a.. ~. eaa.su "no ase So "aioFtooate 81
10 Know you must hate Yout
Our best.belovcd teacher ht school, whore 1
went rear Aao, WAS tho Professor of Natural
ae,cness alI tho elfIa aaored hl', aud the boys
"" wv. IL WASH on account OF MS beahty+ 8ot
no Was l!etle, With rea hair and dubious eyes
and Il wasn't because he nlulqcfi u.s. or smiled
at rcccattt1o. }or nn ot,,cr t,..o,,or tn.t.lo,,
more stron,,n,,v ,,no. ,".,... s,.".,,.
,n.E '."uous't upon peF!oct attention anu
lnte'ilRcnt fecRat1ons, but It was oocaltso hc
satan't Lett dtylne youth 10 fnr behind TINT It
Ind ceased TO throw rosc.tfntcd reflections
back nt him: bc 1a,1n,t f,rro.tcr ,to suoo, n, :,
=, Az """n tos 'a' n"cos o'a
aay1 ""en no was Foung aad went TO college
himself.
And 80, wien soma .1onscns,cat ]tttlc thing.
the yertcst tribe, won.d s,art thc clo.. ami
3o""g iaa'cs anu gentlcmch though thoy were,
they were only too rlad to throw OF the OF
preston OF achool regimen for moment and
indulge In hearty lauu,1 or q sutn1uct1s o,0rtc.
irstrr,, of p,nrrv ,t ~ f,-,,trusI, ,IL ,,.. ~,
the irnfrasnrs ~ or1nnt.,n.,n'r 'nu a,,,s VI
hukr. or titsmi.sinr ne inftlIv - ia nsso,,..
r',,,n, In ,r",.iI n hnn nsst,,, W .nis,, a
, 1879-01-11
W1FELY DUTIES.
MORN ecltltTUHk hi JoHS.

~ ths Editor u IAs 1tttunt.
PKKts, Ill. Jan. ..-Whcn, short time siuce.
] wrote abort article for The Home, ! must al
mlt that did not expsct personal attack, Aurh
- sss made by JuLn's Mlir aud eersalu rclce.
, 1879-01-11
"FEIsN-LEAF's" DREAM
/ GLIMPSE INTO "TuH uox1.h

To fhf L1U0Y U 744 1S7f4jH.
orrAwA, H., Jan. b.-"Ths self-sana sun
that shtnes upon hta court hl.les not his yisaxc
from our tutts.~, hut fnoks on Ill alike,' and
from bis touyh deal creation assu,nrs . luine
, 1879-01-11
a Dream Of Fern Leafs" Regard
ing Contributions to This
Department.
The Wine Question Stlll Under Dls-
eussion.-.A Len1ont Girls
Idea.
eouas Sensible Advice to Young
Ladies' by "Grandma
oldwAya-"
1 BIZ u Descriptive NritiAg from Rockford.
klseellaaeous Communication On Ia.
siess Subjects.
LITTLE WILLIE.

Little Willis has gone and left u.s.
Ana tears tilI every eye.
TIN We think him safe forever
ii hts home aboye The sky.
Il wAs hard TO part with our baby.
Bnt our Father thought It was best;
30 We nld him nw4y to a!umptr
In the grnxe Of bis last long Fcst.
He WAS laid In hi1 naerow cradle
When the day was almost dons,
With the sweet inser!ptlun, "Our Dabr,"
Engraved on the marble stone.
Oft think when watch the start
A they silently sail along
Tint see In the fairest my darling,
Amid the angel throng.
uut I know In tha Fathers bosom,
Folded away With care,
lily baby-o my darling,
IL safe forever there.
And when ny Father calls me
TO 70 up to His hume 20 tatr,
Ian, elad that my little Willie
WIll be lrAt to welcome M stefs,
CnftA0o, Dec. ~.
, 1879-01-11
THE WINE QUESTION.
TuTA1. Ans1lnEKuH on no KIssK8.

II fh4 Eaiter ot 1hs 7rtbunt.
LEMoST, ILL.,, jan 0.-1 am lonely, aud want
onco more to enter tho charmot eirclo OF The
Homo and enjoy ehat With the sages thereof.
But whnt shall talk about, NJ matrimony 10 e1-
hausted (at least ia Tho Homc)s I might tell
how many ruillcs should be put on tho now silk.
or how charmlngly Attolplus sings, or-os,-
but guess you know all about It.
hat Wish ali Of the dear Ho1ncites happy
Now Year Qf 1t |. not out Of seaaon} With "tust
enough Of the shadow to temper tho glare Of
tho sum-" Another milestone down tho broad
highway Of lfo marks tho departed yo1r, but
what Of tho futurol Ant could no but lit
that tmpenetrnhlo veil between us anil
tho beyond, what satisfaction !. would BE-
ulancsng back into the long vista Of vanished
years, we tlud too numerous barn been tho pit
falls iuto which our errInR feet ttavo fallen, and
tn netaory's storchousc arc laid the good aud
III, Joy and SORROW Of tho pas. for future refer
cnce. Tow tnanY thcrn nrc who received tho
ftappy greetings Of this year, ere nnother dawns
hayn "Eonu hone.n Yes, there will hn vacant
eilalrs. fnc beloved plrcns join thoss gone be-
fatc, and hume bo Without niother. The ttny
haired chesub be among tho augeis, serving a.
atrpung.stono for tllu&e left behind to come un
ll1llcr. Tho angel Death, with sickle kcon.
swept Soma Of Tho Southern homes, Whose In
tssNn9 ts vn.5 ox't a." 3sat "Ao ta's nWppt aAa
ofl9nt aolea aor tho intufo as we atc dnlilR now.
I1c opentIK ~ & Of Each year ilods tt.o sa.l,o for-
hiats.'n " kooa RESOLUTIONS, tue sane number
t'i new leaves turned. and ne cnd nds the for:
tler brGket, ing !attef ootteu ana blurred as of
sons. ,, 1a,uRe ~ ny ow' % exnes'cnue;
nnL ceula t..4Ay oo . io,cte'cr OF tne COM
inE epocn, met1tKs tWoalA oe aatnoet peftcct.
Ffo'n iny wlltlow u my country mono watch
tho ssclGls TT whtrtnR past. tho chattcriugD Of
,iiS otrupanta making merry mua!o With tho
0e's' u til, oopo,,to hi, children are co.,,,np,
md, WIN cyss bcamfng VITA mlrth, they shout
n childish gee a. ihe unltekr *. urcn .s. who iaca
smile Of k!nl Olt! s9l completes tho picture.
Wontcr II s!:tcf floa :, terrible torment" - en-
jnYl;r coastlng t9tiayt
!. tuo, have ha!l sotne experience With an only
brother, but an thankful to nay no Is oYcrcotn-
l1,x some nt his tcasli'G psopcnsttcs: The only
1e"lsay kSw M "a o. h - to psaetco endurance @ and
!st pattcnco aaVe hcr perfect wofk. But, eIster
Flo, although Tan aympashze with Jou. and
Know there arc t't'ios when i1Fbeataneo ceases
~ be vlrtnc. yet II tao child's Tosco were Tor
eyer huehed, would ws not bc willing to endure
annpls hnpp'y q osdca's eonu Ao nat call 1t
naeKi InanN u IT, atta mec*ly summit, for
f.. 1. kf.-
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low, havo stlf1 neck, aud soon | shall need
restorer for my frozen plautk II drcom to
such lcpGth. FgnN-LEAP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-04

HEAVY FAILURE IN CHICAGO.-On Saturday
Stettauer Brothers & Co., OF Chicago, suspended.
Mir. David Stettauer, partner, refused to make
even general statement as to the causes Of
failure, liabilities and assets, but states that he
has little doubt that the firm will continue bust
ness after time. Rumor puts the amount at
Il 600 900, and 1t may reach 81 800 00O The firm
has been considered one OF the strongest and
most reliable In the West, and it is difficult to
give any reason for the failure. From the fact
that yesterday afternoon there was conSidera-
Bile break in wheat, 1t was alleged that the firm
had been specializing In wheat, but diligent in
quiry among the brokers failed to verify the as
Sertion. Stettauer says the creditors are almost
entirely in the East, and a few are In Europe.
1t is related that on Saturday a transfer amount
ing to $780, 600. was made to the m0ther-in-law
of member of the firm. and that within five
months relative named RoSenfield was paid
half million dollars. The largest New York
creditors of Stettauer & Co. are H. B. Claf1in &
Co., to the extent Of about 500, 900; George C.
Richardson & Co., 900; Wright, Bliss & Fa-
byan, $4,000; Lawrence, Taylor & Co., s3s, 900;
Coffin, Altemus & Co., SOS, 1000; Denny, Poor &
Co.. 800 OOO
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TT. CoLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRgSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE ZEE
AND F sTREETs SOUTHWEST. ''-' =
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th "a
numbered 865, Folio 65, of the land records Aa.A-
Of the District of Columbia, and at the written re-
quest of the holder of the proissary note secured
thereby, default having been made in its payment,
and by permission of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia, given by an order passed on the
2lst day of October, 1879, in q cause In Equity
pending in said court, numbered g. 125, wherein
Bridget Iuohey and others are plaintiffs, and Rob-
ert o. HoltZman and others defendants, we, the
undersigned Trustees under said deed OF trust Will
sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1919
AT Four O'CLOCK r. NJ, all that piece or parcel Of
of Columbia, known as lot numbered ten Q0l in
square numbered four hundred and sixty six 1885,
beginning for the same at the northwest corner Of
eaid lot thence running east ninety ODD feet
thence south nine (9) feet thence west four a. feet
thence south three and half go feet thence west
eiehty.eight (88) feet thence north along Seventh
street twelve and half 121S) feet to the place of
beginning, together with the improvements, &c;
Terms OF sale: 300 cash at time of sale one third
of the balance in ten days and the remainder IN two
equal payments, in six and twelve months, with IN
cured by decd of trust on the property sold- II
the terms of sale be not complied with In ten days
from day OF sale the property win be resold at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. This
property Will be sold free Of al taxes that have
already accF F@ md b e Ra 4zhsN
noy1-d BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, As
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Young & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,

AsS4GMEEs sAbE At PpBdIG AUGTI9N OF
TIE edtNPY of NV WAs2NGTo kyEk N6
OPPOSITE TO THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
meSt from J. FenwicE Young ns. ct u1, joseph Joseph
\. Young ct ux, Peter H. Hill ct ux, and J. lr.A-
comprising the firm Of Young Hill. bearing date
the 1st day of March, D. 1877 and recorded among
Liber No. s4s, foos s6s, s6l, 1884, s57 respectively
the undersigned assignees will offer at public sale.
oP On T Il osrM All
those certain pieces parcels tracts of land lying
District of Columbia, and known and described as
lot numbered eight 49, containing thirty and 100
u.s. Containing % g. aeres
and blouse Lot, containing six and 76- 100
er survey Of March, 1863 Of Il Manor
These several lots constitute one body Of land con-
mrroye9ents plat Of this property viii be " ex-
Immediately after the sale Of the above described
property we win offer the adjoining tract of land,
and eighty dss acres. more or less together
Also, all those certain pieces or tracts of land adj
Joining the prsesbng tract and known as that part
berp" and lower Giesbore," and the west line
road g. thirty one and half $40 west five s-100
RsaSi *.s Sssss 1865
one and q half !411l ". fifteen g5) perches;
three quarters 5000 f: five 49, 100 Is 49, 100
perches; thence to the dividing line aforesaid be-
tween Upper and Lower Giesboro N. fifty two (52),
E. thirty 49, 100 $50 49, 1O0) perches; thence with
said dividing line s. fifty (5O) E. twenty So 100
GIG 52100) perches to the place of beginning. &C.
cording to B. D. Carpenters survey, dated August
I'd, 1876, containing five 16-10O g 16-100) acres
more or less, together with the improvements.
AND AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE will sell the
following personal property, to witt Mule, Farm
Wagons Carts, Carriage, Sleigh, lot of Stable
Implements, lot of Brick Yard Barrows, Tubs,
Benches and Tools, lot of Lumber and Posts, lot
# Bricks (both burned and unburned), l large
Pump for feeding boiler, lot of Shafting, Pulies,
Cogwheels, &C., lot of Swings and Brushes, large
Pavilion, lot of Timber and Piles composing wharf,
&c, &c.
Terms of sale of Real Estate: One fourth cash
balance in equal payments at one, two and three
years from day of sale, for which notes will be
Quired OF the purchaser or purchasers with inter
est at six per centu, secured by deed of trust
the premises sold all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. If the terms are not complied with in
ten days, the property viii be resold at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser deposit of 300
on each piece will be required at the time Of SALE
All conveyancing at the purchasers cost. Terms
Of sale Of personal property: Cash down at time of
sale. The property to be removed from the prem
Uses within ten days from day of sale.
E. e. WHITE
JOHN A. BAKER, J Assgnees.
nov4-eo&dbs VIM. B. JACKSON,\
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DIED.


DARBY. November 3, 1879, at 2:25 a. M,
JOHN DARBY, aged sixtythree years, native OF
county Louth, Ireland.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral at his late resi-
9th instant, at D. m 2t.
bridgeport Conn papers please copy.l
DURHAM. In Cleveland Ohio, October 31st,
1879, FLORENCE DURHAM, of scarlet fever.
Wednesday last she was well and happy corpse
Friday. Buried at Mt. Ohvet cemetery, Washing
ton, DC.
DUVAI4E. On the morning of November Sd,
1879, JOHN MIDDLETON, infant son of 4. f.. and
Virginia Duvan baltimore Sun please copy.l
MORRELL. On Thursday, October 30th, 1879.
at Perth Amboy, Nj, JOHN A. L. MoRRELL, of
Washington, DC.
4, 1879, at IL 40 a.m., J. A. RICHARDS, son of
the late Frank and Juiette Richards, of Charles
County, Md, in the twenty second year of his age.
Port Tobacco and Marlboro papers please copy
his uncle, T. A. Richards No. 1O16 New Jersey
nue. southeast, on Wednesday, at O'Clock p. m.
Friends and relations respectfully invited to at
tend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-04

SENATOR VILLAGES TALK ABOUT PRESIDENTIAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wallace, of Pennsylvania
in a speech delivered in Philadelphia Saturday
evening, discussed the issues OF the Presidential
campaign, and referred to the democratic candi-
dates In the following termS:-''The cry of fraud
is the cry of the thief who is pursued. ZAP
plause.] No man smirched with fraud can have
the leadership In contest for popular rights
The democracy will strip for the contest and
discard every weight Applause and cheers ]
Fraud in oregon or fraud In Philadelphia, frauds
in Louisiana or frauds In New York, are equally
to be eliminated from the race. Applause !
The real issue must be made luminous and well
defined. They must stand out bold, clear and
sharp. We cannot and we will not, be handi-
capped to suit the ambition OF any man. Manip-
ulatiOn of primaries and presses of bureaus and
conventions, are not the methods of an organiza-
ton about to join in a death grapple for the
rights of the people. Direct methods, clean
hands, and spotleSS record are the marks Of
the man who is to lead us in the coming race,
whether it be Bayard, fearless and pure, ever
the champion of home rule against corrupt gov
ernment a third term and consolidated power
or Hancock, the soldier advocate of civil rule,
Pennsylvania by birth and clean of hand,
[cheerS;] or Mcclellan or Thurman, or Hen
dricks-the issues Of principle will be sharply
defined, and personal issues relegated to private
life" At the mention of Bayard's name the
applause was prolonged and the cheers great
Hancock and McClellan's names were also
chpernd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-04

TURF GHouLs.-As the legitimate racing Of
1879 is about over we desire TO call the attention
of the officers of our different clubs to class of
turf ghOulS that have sprung into existence in
the last few years. There is a growing and in
creasing danger to the turf, arising from the
the Eastern racing associations We are not of
that class who believe and are willing TO assert
that every race upon which they bet and fail to
win Is pitch or thrown off, but there Is grow
ing danger to the purity and stability OF the turf
in the actions and manifestations of a few bad
men to be seen on the race courses In the East,
and, by the way, they have few pupils and fol-
marks will equally apply. The turf taken as a
whole is as pure as any other profession fol-
lowed; and our turfmen, as class, are the best
and most respected citizens of the country. But
1t is useless to deny the fact that fraudulent
practices have crept into racing and have been
on the increase in the last few years, owing
mainly to the conduct of two or three bad
known to large portion Of the public. There
are few OF this class who with the greatest
effrontery attempt to set up job upon every
race run, either through the owner, trainer or
jockey. They are not willing to pit their Judg
ment and acumen against the same qualities Ia
others, but want the best OF everything by at
tempting to either secure certainty in either
fixing the horse or having him pulled. This
was attempted in several Instances, unsuccesS-
fully, at the recent meeting at Baltimore, but
the attempts is Just as bad and criminal as IL thu
parties had accomplished their designs. We
learn that some OF the Eastern clubs attention
has been called to the action Of these men to
ever been taken in their cases. Something must
be done, and that soon, II the purity and hither-
to high standing of the turf Is to be maintained.
kentucky Lire Stock Record. N0U. 1.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF RICH. ANTIQUE
CHINA, VERY OLD CUT GLASS WARE.
CHINA ORNAMENTS, CANDELABRAS,
ELEGANT SILYERsPLATED VINE COOL
Frs AND CAKE BASKETS, AND MANY
OTHER ARTICLES OF RARE VALUE.
To be sold at my auction rooms on THURSDAY
MORNING, NOVEMBER 6TH, 1879, AT IL O'CLOCK.
This is a fine collection, and should command the
attention Of lovers Of the ancient. The articles will
be on exhibition on Wednesday the entire day.
Terms cash.
nov3-3t [Post.l THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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YOUNG l. MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.
ASsIGNEEs' SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. OF
TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN PRINCE
GEORGES COUNTY, STATE OF MARY


BY virtue of two several deeds of assign "a
ment from joseph n. Young and wife, and sui
J. Fenwick Young and wife, dated re- LUZ
spectively the first day of March, A. D. 1877 and
ecorded in Liber h. B., No. II. folio 2l9 ct sea-,
and 223 ct seq, one of the land record books for
Prince Georges County, State of Maryland, will
fer for sale. upon the premises, on THURSDAY.
HE 20TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1879, 2
O'CLOCK p NJ, all those certain pieces parcels of
and situate and lying in Prince Georges County,
II said state known and described Lots num-
hered six 49, containing eighty-seven and four
ffths acres l87 45 of land, and lot numbered four
!G, containing sixty and three lights 60s of
and, according to b. d. Carpenters survey of
March, 1869, of Brothers Joint Interest," or
'Nonesuch, together with the improvements and
Immediately thereafter will offer for sale, upon
the premises, another tract of land, containing
thirty five $3.50 acres, orless being part of said
tract known as Brothers. Joint Interest," or
Nonesuch, being the property formerly owned
by j.. Fenwick Young esq.,, and situate in said coun
ty and state, together with the improvements.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash balance in equal
instaments in one. two and three years, for which
the promissory notes of the purchaser or purchas-
ers shall be given, bearing interest at the rate of six
80 per centum per annum, and secured by deed of
trust upon the property sold. A deepest of BOO
will be required at time of sale All conveyancing
at the purchasers cost If the terms of sale are
not complied with in ten days. the property will be
chaser. E. E. WHITE,
JOHN A. BAKER, Assignees
VIM B. JACKSON, }
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vast IPost.l THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
TTRUSTEES' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
l. LOT ON B STREET, BETWEEN TENTH and
ELEVENTH STREETS N f.

By virtue of deed of trust given to us and IL
duly RECORDED in IN Iiber No ssS folio 26S ct f;%1
Columbia, will sell in front Of the premises,
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A: D.
parcel Of land situated in the city Of Washington.
District Of Columbia and known and described az
lots eleven Ql) and twelve 90, in square numbered
nine nj hundred and ffty;nine t959l together with
pertaining This lot is improved by frame dwell
ing house.
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years, notes bearing eight per cent interest and to
he secured by deed Of trust; Conveyancing, &C.,
days otherwise resale of the property at risk and
cost of defaulting purchasers. deposit Of 300
required at sale.
CHAs. C. DUNCANSON,l ,r,,s..o,
no1-eo&ds REGINALD FENDALL, ! ifus'ees'
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TUyHOs. J. FISHER l. CO., Auctioneers,
IL 1928 street northwest.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARE lis, SITUATED IMME-
DIATELY WEST OF THE RESIDENCE OF
THE BRITISH EMBASSY.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NovEM- D&
BIER IL, AT o'GLooK, on the premises, weS$
fronting respectively, on 18th, Goth and streets,
New Hampshire avenue. Sunderland Place and P
sold at the sale of last April.
1he superior character Of the improvements now
in process Of Completion lots heretofore sold In
this square, tpgether with the number Of elegant
residences going up in the immediate vicinity, rem
ders this an unusually attractive sale.
Title perfect. An abstract Of same by d. Ashford.
esq. may be seen On application.
twelve months with interest at seven per cent, pay
able semi annually deferred payments secured by
deed Of trust ON property sold. A deposit of $50
VIII be required on each lot sold at time Of sale.
JOHN BULL, Attorney for Owner
noyl-d&ds /. Room %. corooran Building.
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oo+,oa.as y WiY NJ n ] LAT TTAif I'd Trustees.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers

FINE RESIDENCE RE-, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
f1EfH sTkEEfs S6kTHw t9SH Al PUB PUB
on LIZ TH AYsTpASSN S 6E1N NJ S44 tSt Il
ore 1Gse west feet sh oa s IF a On TG1t
No. IL, in square No. SIG, running back the depth
of 142 feet 7nches, to fine paved alley, with i'm;
@ Hens
story back building, containing eleven rooms hav.
water bath room and fine cellar with well built
two-story stable in rear, sewerage complete. This
a coed home in good neishborhood. midway be-
tween railroads, and directly opposite the market
oe sEs % %zhr ERRNB " daf Sn CO.. Auct
CHASSTEBY nEs sFA e StHH5 81 5%
SAAA Ss SSEH
Of the supreme Court Of the District of Co, 1%
Ma1a as 1I in cf BrI Te
signed as .Tfrustes WI sell At public auction in
hereinsfter real estate as foloWs 's'' .0
,s On MONDAY Io y, THE 27Ta DAT OF OCTOBER, AD
= Ps sc ct
and S on IN be-
House." The above real estate will be sold subject
e Ct & o @ a @ By d
in Iiber 691, folio 65 and also subject to another
III November, 49, and recorded in ber 7of folio
01 and also to indenture Of lease for ten years from
is s s records he' the
of On f hs i hsreey ds
AID 1879. A. O'CLOCK PM, Lots 4s a g, g, g.
g. ss 8 e Se 56 IL s IS 10 s 81
o1d S o. S Il s T. II ~ H.
nston city, city, Subject hogever e a. deed Of
Of and an date 2n June
Of e 5s " land
And. on WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF ooro,
e. in SQUARE and hall Of
b ana Above ss sau T Aad b of 9
All the above real estate will be sold subject also to
said taxes and special assessments viii be stated
The terms Of sale are: one-thrd cash of the pur-
chase money, and the residue in two equal install.
ss
must be insured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee to
TIE terms 81 sale must be COMPLIED With within ter
with Trustee when said lots and 2, il square ssl,
s5d sold and RI e sfeh # f 3ns Tn Sss when
400 Louisiana avenue.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS &C.,. Aucts octS-d&ds
WBY ORDER OF COURT, THE ABOVE SALES
S1 shS ane s. s
a ssa s at IL IS ead Fuse
place. and sales Of Lots in Squares 1,O30 and 1882
are POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, 9TH NovEM-
Der, A. d. 1879, at same hours and place.
oct25 W. JNO. MILLER, Trustee.
B-BY ORDER OF COURT, THE ABOVE SALE
of Lots l and 2, Square 3S1, is FURTHER POST
BER 1879, at same hour and place. and sales of Lots
in Square 712is POSTPONED to FRIDAY, 7TH OF
NOVEMBER, 1879, at same hour and place. and sales
of Lots in Square /, 03O and !, 032, is POSTPONED
to SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 1879, at same hour
and place.
oct3l-d&ds w. j. MILLER, Trustee,