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GREAT TOTO
PEH Is19EAN 1919

AO'o FsHHMSS G7rHz AOs0
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Sessl kSatis.
SPLENDID s0ENn1. MAaHnIozHT EoU1PHsx1.
TRAINS Lay 4s s1 ~ 81 ST. from Depot.
ptsnr1 and the We sfq 10 10 am dsy With Par
lor Oar % Pltts6urs, ana sleeping Oars from
10 pm daily. With P.Isoe oar 70 'e GhicsSo S0'
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
and s6s Aors eesssb pna s4ceDs
wiliis@srort Ioei HsseD. and xni1s. :. ld:S6
An. daily, except Sunday.
daily. With Palace Oars attached. Limited III.
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 Am. daily.
For Brooklyn, N. T., all through trains connect as
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex.
Ing doabs ferrsse ' and Journey = scro:s Nov
iss q: ssy s.ss,. ss nay
s "a S ssa Az; sd SD 10
For Pops's o.seE Line: 90 q. m. and 40 p. NJ.
For Hlnspoiis. 20 = n. and &C p m. d.dly. az.
%AX ASR sSfRR12spR1z 2sb %SsH R
For A:.ssss g 81 aaaa;' 4 :a saa
For Richmond o AND the South. $50 Am. daily, and
$40 M daily. except Sunday.
e i .na 10 ia i! IS :Ra !. Pm On
east Corner q Thirtssnth strsst aud Pennsyiyan
:sivsnis aSenue, and :. the depot where order:
bs left for checking Of baggage to destination from
FRANK THoMsoN. General Manager: noV0
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Mrs. Sarah w. Underwood, a lady moving in
the first circles OF society In Milwaukee, Wis,
was arrested Tuesday at the instance OF Harvey
s. Hayden, OF Chicago, on charge OF uttering
forged note for 81 200, signed A. G. Under.
wood, by Albert G. Underwood, her husband.
while it purported to be the paper OF Alvan G.
UNDERWOOD, OF Milford, Mass, the father-in-law
Of the accused. 1t is alleged that Similar notes
amounting to S13, OOO are out. The lady gave
bail for her future appearance. Ex-Governor
Luddington being her principal surety. Mrs.
Underwood has gained distinction as a specu
latOr, having made 81, 600 In wheat some time
ago, but she has since met revarses and lost
much more. ~
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUsTEET SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
R1 AZ. ESTATE. SITUAT ed On LOUISIANA
81 REEFS, IN THE CITl OF WASHINGTON,
DC, KNOWN AS WALLS BAZAAR.
By virtue of deed Of trust executed to u.s. "a
dated the 1st day of May. 1869. and duly ra- ~.
corded in Liber and B.. No. 9, Folio ATT. -A.:l
in the District Of Columbia and at the request 10
writing OF the party secured thereby, shall offer
for eal Mt pubic auction In front of thu premises
on the 10Th DAY OF MAY. 1879, at O'Clock p m,
all that piece OF land known and described a. Lot
ored and eighty ss situated the south aide
Terms of sale: Que thrd of the purchase money
70 be pala in cash, and the residue In two equal in
staments at Fix and twelve months respectively
With inters st payable half yearly to be secured by
notes and deed OF trust on the premises. The terms
from the Gay Of sale. or the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and coat of
tbs defautlng purchaser after one weeks previous
advertise m-nt. deposit of 800 viii be required
at the time of sale.
WALTER 6. COX,l ,~,,.....
myo-eo&ds THOMAS q. OOX.S AAoseooo'
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THE FLATHEADS IN REBELLIoN.-A telegram
to the n. Y. Herald from Helena, Mont, May g.
In Jacksonville, Fla, Tuesday, says: "The I'm.
ruly Flatheads who were ordered away from
M1ssaula have pitched their tepees at French
go further. There are ten lodges OF them and
their continual quarrelling with the settlers
VIII necessftate the interference of the infantry
at Fort Missaula. The Indians say the whites
have had their own way long enough and that
the red mems time has come. The home OF the
Flathead Indians is In MiSsaula county, western
Montana, and their agency, which is in charge
OF the Catholic denomination, is at Flathead
Lake. No one remembers when they were hos
tile to the whites. Every year since the settle
ment OF Helena they have passed through the
town on their way to and from the trail of the
buffalo, which they spend the winter in hunt
Ing. No other Indians are so well acquainted
with the Inhabited parts of Montana and no
others are capable OF doing so much mischief Ii
the people are unprepared for them They
have been on their reservation for some time
and they have been so unruly and threatening
In the streets OF Missaula that they were finally
ordered away"
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
CATALOGUE BALE OF HANDSOME FURN1-
TIRE

,s On MONDAY MORNING. May 12tb,n-
1905 Es inr.shf ~ at 10 O'clock. At NoTVU
no n.l sha sell the following superior En-
VIM Knsbe & Co. Piano. Cover and Stool. in perfect
OrGer. -
Handsome Parlor Furniture
nsIDu, Bed eofa, Upholstered in Silk Plush.
Elegant Mcquet Carpets
F!ne BRUSSELS Cargo 8 and RUGS.
Fife Hall Carpets and Oilcluths.
Handsome Walnut Miro, front Armoire
handsome Black Walnut Chamber Furniture.
Fire Hair Mattrei SIS, Feather Pillows and Bolstars
Crib AMI Mattress, Sprlug Under beds.
F1Le Black Walnut WARD rObe.
French Plate Pier Mirror.
Walnut Mirror hr cs Etegcre. Hat Rack.
Walnut NJ 7. aid, boari
Walnut xtfns,on Dining Table and Chairs.
hin and Glass Wxle.
myI.d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON GAY, BETWEEN CON
GkESs AND HIGH STREETS, GEORGE

r,
TOWN, d. q.
Undsr and by virtue Of deed Of trust dated ~
June 10Th, 1874, and duly recorded in Liber l::T
No 752, folio of the land records for tne.4:
~ 81, 81 tolnDla, ana 9y dire ton OF the ho!isr
sell at public auction, in front OF ths premises. on
MONDAY, May 10th. 1879 at O'Clock p IN, part of
Let No. in "Beall's addition to aud part Of lot
No in the slip, Georgetown. in the said District,
deserted as follows: neginniDg at point on the
south eide Of Gay street. distant 2li. Is feet west
from the .. nthwest corner Of congress and Gay
street 81 g fest thence sogtherly and at rxat
thence thence essery and EaTae to Guy street 2s feet
~ s5 fest t. the beginning, together with the I'M
pr0venents and appurtenances thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale: OneI of purchase money in
cash; and the residue In four equal installments,
pay able IN six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months from the day OF sale, for which deferred
payments the purchaser Is to give his ,tes. with
interest at the rate ct seven per csntum per annnm
Until paid, and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold or all cash At the purchasers option
be at the cost OF the purchaser. a. il the terms Of
sale bo not complied with within five days from the
day OF sale the Trustees the right to reaell
at the cefauting purchasers risk and cost. after
i've days notice in the Evening Star newspaper
FRANK T. RAWLINGS r.,s...,
my6-oO&dS CHARLES j, MAURY. ( AHussoos'
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THE EVENING STAR.
TFURSDAY.... NAV g 1874.
CONGREGATIONAL,

CONCLUSION or IeSferddHe ProceedinoS,
SENATE.-Auer our report closed
The resolution empowering the judiciary
committee to take testimony ia the case OF Mr.
Spofford, who contests the seat OF Senator Rel.
logg. was, after long debate, adopted, with an
amendment inStructtng the committee TO in.
quiIe whether bribery or other corrupt or un-
lawful means were used to secure the alleged
election or Mr.. Spofford.
The Senate then took up the House bill to
prohibit military interference at the polls, after
which that body adjourned.
HOCSE-After our report closed
Inc House then proceeded with the consider
at!on OF the bill amending the laws In regard 70
coinage and coin and bullion certificates. and
MAS addressed dn opposition TO the billy by Mr..
S sn. he aIRned generally In favor OF the
single gold lard as against the double
standard SanaIn He FED that the House would an
nnUanoe mat tnere was TO be no change IN the
gaIded the best In the world
mr.; vance spoke in favor OF the bill. Az the
journed. 'A0 Ahou'o "u-
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T T. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
HOUSE ON COLUMBIA STREET Il RIA.
VEST; BkTWEEN AND Q STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated June -
22d, 1916. and duly recorded in Lber No. 1s
30, folio 49, one of the land records of tho .2c
District Of Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby we viii sell at public AUCTION. in
,UESDAY, May 10th, 1879. at hslf-past O'Clock
p: m Lot numbered eight 90. in James Darrow's
three hundred and sixty $685. together with eli
the Imrr.velDenta.
Tel ms: One-fourth cash and the balance in six.
twelve, eight, twenty four, thirty and thirtysix
months with per cent interest, or all cash as the
purchaser may prefer. 300 down at the sale. All
conveysnclnH AT purchasers cost. Terms to be
compiled with In seven days, or the property Will
ne resold at the risk and cost of the defaulng
LhaSel.
BRAINARD 81: WARNER, r-r,to.s
WILLIAM II. WAND, ! A1os'ees
VI -NOdHda
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nual convention In Philadelphia yesterday OF
the Protestant Episcopal church In the diocese
Of Pennsylvania, Rev. Wilbur F. Paddock D. D,
on st. Clements church, in Philadelphia, re-
ported resolutions declaring the practices In
that church entirely contrary to those of che
Protestant Episcopal Church In the United
States, and, by their similarity to those of the
Church OF Rome, calculated to do serious In
jury TO the former; also proposing a canon
under which any parish maintaining uSages
not In conformity with this church may be cut
off from the convention. The legal merits OF
the latter question were discussed. and the dis
cuSSlOn will be continued TO-DAY
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE OOUN
i TRY SEAT OF FIFTY-TWO ACRES, in
kAPOLIS JUNCTION, ON THE WASHING
TON RRANCn OF BALTIMORE Il OaTO
R., THE FORMER RESIDENCE Of FRANCIS
DANDELET, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, May 18th inst. at O'Clock o. enA
10. Situation elevated. healthy and con.
veDient. Plentiful supply OF good water, andS
nearly new with plenty of shade surrou ndinS
Mlo way between Washington and BstIInOra win
10 either city about S64. ~ 'o
For PAL ticulars. apply to
l. THOMAS JONES' Trustee.
,.. 81 s. Paul street,
M 1t Baltim re City
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RAILROADS.

RALTIMOREA AND OHIO f,AlA-lIUAa,.
THE GREAT DOUBLE rRA0K.
National Route and Short Line to the
North aSd nsc s1eSsw West
10 ''1 fs ssis sWR 2sHIk SSS: \! 1878
F dS York M and Ros.So
aoS: ysssdps. Hanover. and xf Ridge Srs: isaG
$50 Sm,B.lttmore, Annspolis and Way. spied.
mont mo Strssburs' Winchester. Haserstown and WAY
s:io s @7Roint Z kocEs, Pisdmo9t. str.sDurs.
BsIti@SEs E.pTsss fa!ior ca q Nsx YORK and
bus Nd Pits60lS E5gEsss FssdsrS5
sssuntoa Palnas ca to 6inc|nn.a Ssg or ar. e
ton e ssndusay. daily. except SATURDAY.
90 G En- mBss,moss E7prsss Stops .. sl.asn.
isiS p.%:Bsitimos ss'1 Annapolis. Ertoot. City
l:s0 P.m; Ne; YoEa: Philadelphia and Boston
E4Pl ss STOPS e. Laurel ell p.,.,n,1
$50 p.m;- 5ea B1.denenu1s and Laurel
fz:sS R;@,-Ro.n. p Roea., Frederick. A.zs.s:
Point q Rocfs and Wy Stations only IN 'ano's
"a 40 p.m.-Balfimore. Annapolis and Way ssa-
donA.
Expresses ELLIOTT Oity. Norfolk except Sunday.
Norfolk PASSENGERS taken In the Cars direct to Boot
at Canton Stop at Bladensburg and Laurel
IS 80 p.m.-Baltim0re and Way Stations.
II 30 pm Chicago and Columbus Expreaa
SLEEPING C0rs to Chicago.
1910 p.m.-Baltimore Expre9DL
300 pm.-Pofnt Of ROcks and Way HtationA
TO: 80 p.m.-St Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and
PitssbSls Express Pittsburs. except Sunday. PalL
flO: IS p.m.-New York. Philadelphia and Bait.
more EIpre9A Stops ct Bladensbuf9 and laurel.
Sleeping Coz TO New York. and Special Sleeping
Oar TO Philadelphia
O)Daiy. ton Sunday only. Other trains daily
except Sunday. All trains stop ct Relay Statton.
pot corner Of New Jersey avenue and O street, 610
601, COS. 1885 PennA avenue NV, Warrington; and
ets can be procured, and orders taken for baggage
to b checked and received a* any point In tho city
L NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEORGE g. KOONTZ. General Agent nov10
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THE NATIONAL WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE CoNyEN-
TON met In st: Louis yesterday. Miss Phoebe
W. Cousins welcomed the convention. Mrs. M.
.. Gage presided, in the absence OF Mrs. stan
ION. mrs. Merr1weather, OF Memphis, made
long address denouncing s'the barbarous and
oppressive laws OF England In their Application
10 women" Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was
s. A. Spencer, OF Washington, CORRESPONDENTS
secretary, and Mrs. j. c. Spofford, OF Washing.
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CAsABIANCA ON A RAILWAY CAB.-The Char
lotte, N. C., Observer gives an interesting ac.
count OF the bravery and presence OF mind OF
Engineer Cook, on the Carolina Central Rail
way. The pine wood In the tender took fire.
lt was very 1nt1ammable, and the box-car next
his engine and dashed forward three hundred
yards to water. By the time he had made this
distance, the engine looked to the passengers 10
the rear like sheet OF flame; the engineers
clothes were scOrched, his flesh bllstered. and
the ros1n drawn from the cab over his head: but
with buckets OF water carried by the fireman
and wood passer, Mr.. Cook finally extinguished
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BE WAS THE KEENRsT BLADE IN THE CLASS
and when an unpopular professor said ssGentle.
men, your next subject for composition Will be
manners" he at once rose and asked s'Can we
write on bad manners, sir" The professor
looked over his spectacles at the all-conuuering
youth and quietly answered, Certainly: you
can write about whatever you are best ac-
quatnted, with. IN. Y. Herald
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A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF GAS occurred after
midnight OF Tuesday night In Stanton shaft OF
Wilkesbarre, Pa, severely burning several
miners. The majority OF them cannot recover
The mine was set on fire by the explosion, and
COO feet OF solid coal was soon burning f1ercely.
Flooding the mine to eXttnguish the fire was
Immediately reSOrte6 to. Smith and Davis, Two
OF the injured, died last evening.
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r H. WARNER. Real Estate Aucnoneer.

IL d. WARNER, Real Estate Auc1Oneer
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE SMALL
FRAME HOUSE. No. 1872 THENTYSECOND
hTREET NORTHWEST.
I viii sell, at public auction, on MONDAY, "A
May 18th. at 5 80 O'Clock ?. M, the above de- f..
fronting e feet By {s7 feet 81 nchss Ts Seriec
Terms Onefonrth cash balances six twelve eigh.
teen anG TIVE nty four months, secured by deed Of
chase RS cost.
ny6-6&Gs B. H. WARNER Auct
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HEAVY FAILURE IN NEW YORK.-The suspen-
the largest woOllen and dry goods commission
houses In New York, was announced yesterday,
and took the trade by surprise. They have
been somewhat embarrassed OF late, but It was
supposed they would tide over their troubles.
Their failure is attributed mainly to over ad-
vances TO mills and depreciation In manufac-
tured goods and old losses by bad debts. Tnetr
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME House and LOT
ON STREET, BETWEEN THIR rEENTH

ON STREET. BETWEEN THIR TEENTH
and FOUkTEENTH STS d. f.. AT AUCTION
Iy virtue of 3 deed Of trust given to me. snd -
duly recorded in Liber No 874, folio 40 of 1::
the L. nd records for the District Of Columbia
and by request Ct The party secured thereby. wl
day Of May, A.D 1879, at 80 O'Clock m. in front
Of the premises all that piece or parcel Of land stu
Known upon the xround plat or plan Of said city
and being part Of Lot twenty four (24) in sqrlara
one thousand and fortyseven Il 047). described as
follows Beginn, d! for the same at the northwest
eeven feet; thence south ole hundred and two feet
ak inches, to the rear line Of said lot thence west
forty.seven feet and thence north one hundred and
two feet inches. to the place of beginning to-
Rether with all the improvements, ways, easements,
rights privileges and appurtenanceet to the be-
10. giIs or in any wise appe rtainins.
Terms One-IOurth cash; balance in monthly
notes TO bear per cent interest. and to be secured
by deed Of trust on the premises. Conveyancing ut
purchasers cost. deposit OF 800 required at time
of sale. Terms to be complied with within days,
otherwise the Trustee the right resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the defa1ting pur
chaser, upon giving five days notice of such resale.
JOHN NJ HUTCHINSON,
myleo&ds Trustee.
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p II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

SHEET, BETWEEN NINETEENTH ANS
TWEEN LEI sTkEkTS NORTHWEST: AND
ON q 81 RET NORTHWEST, BET WEET
FIF1EENTH AMI SIXTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST
will cell at public auction. in front of the -
premises. at O'Clock, on TUESDAY, May 49,
1879, on st Get NV. between 18th and 2Otn@
streets, part Lot Square 49, fronting d feet by an
the same day, Lots Is and n. sub ivsion of square
1874, ca fronting % feet by depth of 100 feet on
the south SIDE OF west, between 18th and 10th
NV.
Terms: One third cash and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months. at the purchasers Cost.
&1OU down ON eacn lot
my84s B. 81. WARNER, Auct
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THE BELLIGERENT BROOKLYN PREsBYTERs.
OF the members OF the Brooklyn Presbytery
who expressed their opinions yesterday, only
two thought the Rev. DR.. Talmage had been
proved guilty OF falsehood and deceit. One OF
these was the Rev. DR.. Van Dyke, whom the
Rev. DR.. Talmage described to the Rev. Mr.
Hathaway on certain occasion as notorious
liar. The Rev. DR.. Van Dyke thought the testi-
shown five distinct acts OF deceit, several OF
them aggravated by downright falsehood
While he was delivering his carefully prepared
chair. turned his back on his brother Presley
ter, and read the newspaper. The Rev. Dr.
Rockwell blulted out the painful truth that
Brooklyn, big as 1t has grown to be, Is still
He also set the Presbyters laughing by quota
ton from ''PinafoIe." The final vote Will
probably be reached tO-day.-IN. Y. Sun, Ith
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III RIRN

ECHAFFR-SCHUTrkR On the 18th of Aorfl.
1873. BY Rev. d. f. Forrest, associate rector OF
Trinity Church, CHAs f. Sch .FER 10 ESTHER T.
6cHUa TER. both of this city. No cards
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

TRUSTT ELS SALE OF A NEARLY NEW BRICK
IHkEEsTUkY DWELL NG House No All
q SHEET NOk INVEST FRONTING ON
JUDICIARY SQUARE, CONTAINING IL
r, BY virtue Of deed of trust to me, dated -
september 10, 1877, ana duly rec ,rded in mn
OF Tie Dlstrac OF Columbia default having been
s secure by tad deed Of trust, I shall sell at
RR TnlS snction, in front of the premises. on
r iro t May 20. 1879. at 4 o'cl ok p. M.
Masb1nston aforesaid. I'D known on tbs ground
plan OF SAID city as sub lot numbered thirty-seveu
(51,) In Kennedy and Webb's recorded subdivision
OF part OF original lot numbered one H. in SQUARE
numberta five hundred and eieh teen (518,) and the
west one % foot front Of sub-lot numbered thirty
SIX (56) OF said subdivision, said part of said lot
numbered thirtyslx 1850 running bacz north by
SAID width OF one % foot tn the full denh of said lot
thirty Six (36) one hundred and three QO feet ana
oil Dill on the east line of said lot mum oerad thirty
seven (37 together with all the improvements CON
s1stlng OF tbreestory and back building Dwelling
Terms: Ore third cash balance in six and twelve
months with interest thereon at per cent per
snnum until paid, for which the notes of the pur.
chaser, secured by deed of trust on the property,
will be taken 800 down at the time of sale Goa
veyapclng at the purchasers cost, II the terms of
sale are Lot pied with within seven days from
date of sale, the trustee the right to resell
the property the cost and risk of the defaulting
purchaser. JOHN O. WILSON, Trustee.
IHOMAS DOWLING. Anct. my7 -dtds
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p q. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUST EE,s SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET, BE
TWEEN AND NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated juno "a
$50 one Of the land records OF the District of k.
Columbia, and at the IeQuest OF the party secured
thereby, shall sell, at public auction in front of
the premises. on MONDAY, April 18th, 1879, at 4
O'Clock M all that certain piece parcel OF ground
situate in the city of Washington District of Oolum-
bla and known and described as being part of orSi
nal nal Let numbered i've o. u Square numbered
same at the distance OF hundred feet from the
southwest corner of said square 18th street. and
running Que north twenty eight (23) fest and eight
90 Inches thence due east ninety five 1861 feet {;
thence due south twenty eight (28) feet and two (O
inches thence west ninety five (S5) feet to the place
OF 6egnnlng together With the improvements rights
ara appurtenances to the same belonging
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
In cash, and the balance in six and twelve months
after Gate Of sale, with interest All conveyancing
at purchaeers cost $500 to be paid at time Of SALE
or property will he Immediately resold.
ap2d&ds JONATHAN KIkKWOOD, Trustee
EETHE ABOVE SALE Ia POSTPONED TILL
Sal UkDAY. the 26th inst at same hour.
ap12 JONATHAN KIRKWOOD, Trustee.
eE- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned until FRIDAY, May 2, 1879. same hour
ap26.eod-ts JONATHAN K1RKwooD. Trustee
ewTBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, May l4th, 1879. same hour and
place.
my3-eo&ds JONATHAN KIRK WOOD.
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CTEIGER 4 LIEBERMANN. Real Estate Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated August -
18th. A. d. 1876 and recorded in Liber No. -
1926. folio 49, Of the land records for DISTRICT
OF Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby. viii SELL at public auction, in front of the
premises gsn on THURSDAY. the 18th day OF May.
depth OF 10 feet, Of Lot 49, in square 62o.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
num- secured by deed Of trust on the properly sold.
deposit Of $50 on day Of sale. If terms are not
right to r. sell at risk ana cost Of defaulling pur
chaser. Conveyancing at purchasers cost
my3eo&ds ROBT H. WARD, Trustee
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A LADY RoBBED.-Mrs. Christina h. Grim,
widow OF the late Lieut.. w. +. Grimm, Y. 5. A.,
and sister of Mrs Hamilton Fish, while out
shopping In New York yesterday, was robbed
at nth street and 4th avenue by well dressed
and powerful man, VINO wrenched her pocket
book from her grasp, and In spite OF her outcry,
eScaDed