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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-17
FOR SALE.
7 OFFER FOR SALE THREE HUNDRED

l acres of and with dwelling house, barn and Sheds
good ice house dstt Feast three tons)well adapted
for a milk ranch Stables and sheds enough to accommo
date hundred cot from seventyfve to
hundred of hay also vegetable grounds also offer
sale from head Of graded Angora grade
"a 1918, together with three full booded bucks
rom imported stock For prise and particulars inquire OF
nvl5tf S. T. SWIFT, Warm Springs.
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CLlURS.

Y,- r- - per cent will be allowed to clubs OF four
.s y rr, ,,rS.s Thus: four copies of Backwood 81 OF
80 F viii Ne sent, TO one address, Tor ST. So -FOUR
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-17
1919
T'.ss; FOX IL REVIEW
FsLAC xVVooD.
AurAc.s,ZED REPRINTS

Ths Edinburgh Review twhigb
The wasimiustse He view G+ha aN,
1Ias Coudon .aa..ierly Review CONSERVATIVE
x'ss Hsr tIish Quarterly Review (Evhse''cae'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-28

TIE GREEKs AND TEE TUKkS-Thc London
Tdh'ldfd, after Carefully examining the M IL
tafy forces at the disposal OF GTpece and Tar
key. cones 10 the conclusion thai Turkey
would have trained force or about % 0oo men
and Greece OF ca, oo0. with rev cavalry on either
side. The Turkish artillery VIII probably bs
stronger than the Greek. ana the Invading
army. whichever 1t may be- ought 10 have the
advantage OF concentration against aa enemy
more or less dispersed. II is dliicllt 10 sun
pose that Greece can carry the Provinces win
A rush, and most unlikely tilat thH Turkish
army ~ be GALVANIZED into sutuc'eut enrrsv
10 invade Greece with rapItJy and deal sudden
blows. II, as is prob tole, the seacDlst oI
Greece is protected ny some power or powers
war may lot last longer than Cretau Tru ,lllC IA
have done, exhaust Greece by the sarr-:aS ie-
manGed IRON her, aud possibly lead 80 th- utter
collapse OF Turkey"
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DIED.


DAVIS. On Tuesday. Decc Dber path. isSa a.
81 a: M, MARY ANN DAVIS, after iOas and pam
tul Illness which she bore with Oh rstaa foriads,
sieepon. dear mother. thy work is doae.
by Mortal pain ls past,
Jesus has come and borne thee ho;lA
Beyond the stormy ~ ,st
Funeral will take place at :. 80 p. N. Thursday.
Dec. S0lh, at 5l2 U street.
HARRISON. SATURDAY. Decen Der 25t3, 1880.
JOHN HARRISON Jr., Gypsy"
kRAUS On Mond2y night. December 2Tth.
1880, at l2& O'Clock, HENRY kBAU-, aged MY
YEAR,, hVe months AID sixteen days
our father liz gone,
Our father we love well,
lis only his chi!dIea's aching hearts
Can tell the agony aoT hard II TGs To part.
His funeral will take pa oe at O'Clock ,hursaAY
evening from his late residence 323G Bridge stree
Georgetown. D. Z.
RADFoRD. On Monday Evening, De eef .r5s
9Th, $780, EDIUsD son OF bear Admiral Mtn
Radford and Mary l.. Radtord' ased sixteen
years. =.
II O'Clock ~, from l736 street northwest. Tue
friends of the fsniily are invited to attend.
REgELI.s. At her late residence, on MGhdty.
loved wife OF T. q. Revelis. ST.. aged fftysiK
years nine months ana twenty eight days
Her funeral from her late rssidenees l9lz street
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend II
SMITH On December 27th lss5 Mrs. ELLEN
c.. SMITH. wife of Thomas smith .,,.., AZ,
25th street northwest, at "a O'Clock B. III
SHIRLEY. On Monday DeceAbsr 21tl. 1880:
at 5 O'Clock .. m, SARAH JANE SMILEY aged
While memory lids ME weep thee,
Tie grief is q Sed too deeply.
That mourns 3 friend like thee.
b BFR FRIE>D-L. q. Az y W.
Fureral VIII AXE place from her late res aenoe
10Th at 2 O'clock u. "a Tselatives ane friends sre
respectfully invited 10 attend
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TWO IBAlHS From HNuRorHoHTA- seth
FoSi er. The old man living near tkirkwo0d Nj
WHO MAS n'tien by n rabid dog IN November
di,d last Friday morning al twenty mluubS
before eleven o'clock. The age OF the man ant.
IN ADDITION. his loss a sleep. nad so weaken II
nm ttSt he died without any OF the horrible
WINNINGS That usually accompany death from
by 0r"phGbia. Fosters case is regarded "a re-
nalkaole, as the intervals between the spasms
wtfe longer than IN any case on record. neither
dld be give vent 60 any ot the distressing cries
on baihS usually characteristic OF the malaiy.
Tie case has excited the greatest interest
throughout the country. aid on Christmas daE
NAeiS Wtlt mote curiosity seekers Al The dead
nan : louise than at any Time during his ulr-
lime. lie leave a Nife. Oie son ana Two step
daughters In comparative poverty.
tftCrFicA Stevens. young man, d''d from
hNofCl Eoila al Plymouth, Mass. SliuriIy. lie
was bitten 10y DOG while IN Nova scotia SONS
mUntIS ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-28

fkIGBFtti RAILROAD SMASH II MAN At
LANTs.-1hFo StCttous OF a freight tram came
mo COLLISION ncaT Atlanta. "a yesterday
moTt'g. The first section was six miles from
TIA; Cit!. when the caboOSe car broke iOose aud
Was STOPPED by a brakeman in = deep cut. A
n8gman sent back 10 signal he second section
d!d n1i set sufficient distance 10 accomplish hts
obl'cI, and The engine or the second section
plunged INTO The catoVSe. burning and killing
TWO white men, Mir. 7. :. hisnaut ana ChaTes
selleTS ana n c0!ured man named strand. and
SCSlGed Thomas II. Gather. who. with the for
mef. comprised all the passengers In the Ca
bGose. The front part or he engine wa
crushed In and the fire box lighted. The clh0cNe
was burned. with the dead passengers in t..
The cries or those who we're not KILLED uatTi. a.
ana were imprisont ii IA she crushed car IN lle
names are reported as hcarireaG.nE IN r.
almost unTeCOgEZahle bodies were brOugas %
Charleston yesterday afternoon.
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MARRIEl.

FTON. On December 2ith.
1850. at tbe EpiihaDy Caurcb. by the Rev. 1hOs
HBskiDs, FRANK j. BoSSELLE u Emma WHIT
ton, both OF Boston.
HiLIPS-BARBOUR GA December 2ith
1SSf. az the residence 4 the brides 3 A-euts. Icy
Rev 2. McCarts, ROBERT A. PHILLIPS - MARY
IMoGES BARBOCG.
PINKPRTON-HALL. In the Nv York Avenue
Preshy terian church. on ThaTs1ay eyratng. Ds
cember 2id, lSSO, by Rev Dr. }. Paxton pa
tor, assisted BY hey. Or. j. Ianaha1, - the EgQg
dry n. L. Church. Judge DAVID q FINKERroS.
OF Zales lie, Ohio. and Miss SALLIE EyELHN Hall,
Of Pigus, Ohio.
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IT CURED HIM.-An attendant at the Oregon
Insane Asylum was tod TO climb tree aud
bring down patient who had taken a position
IN It's top. lie had reached a height or thirty
feet when limb broke and he fell, bouncing
from branch TO branch. and finally sitting on
the ground Ike the hammer OF a pie driver.
For twenty years this man had been dumb,
though able To hear but now the spectators
were astOunded by such an outbreak OF fluent
and shocking profanity as they mad never heard
hElOrc. Inc cIlre WAS neInauent- loo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-28

An AMERICAN EDITOR ASSASSIN ATEp ~ MRx-
fCs>1-At a Christmas Eve festival Ia SOCOrTo.
New Mexico, several MeNicans created a dts
tul Dance. which was quelled by 4. NJ. Conkln,
editor OF the 500, OF that place. Shortly after
wards. while Conklin and his wife were leaving
church. mo MeNiCanS seized MIN by the arms.
Will thltd Tired three shots killing him IN .
silently. TIE assaliants He'd 10 a small town In
tie vicinity. where they are guarded by . 90
MeX.caEs. 4 large posse o; armed American Is
fCiullg to caDiuTe them,
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SHOT HIMSELF nEtp.-Fev Heyma1n 4
salesman Tor llockSlad.cr Brothers, uanuac-
turels CT clothing, New York, slot anu killed
himself yesterday IN his room IN the Grand
Central Hotel. " was an Ai8banian. 30 Years
olG ard had relatives living in Patladelpnia.
lie had been IN the employ 81 the firm :
years and his health had 6een falling for some
tine past, which depressed his spirits Wheu
bis room was broken open be WAS found lyiag
dead Oh the noor with a bullet wound through
tbs head
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THE EVENING STAR.


ShVr AT CHRISTMAS FESTtvn IN SANTA
lE-A special dispatch TO the Y Y WORT from
Sa1,a re- n. Nj. December 26, SAys:-A M
ara kllltd last evening as he and his wife were
RhNiig The Methodist Church Christmas faSu.
vs.. ~ Jacoo Baca, one OF a prominent Mrxics \
.sli,e. lhe deceased Incurred the III Will of
me Hsca family IN the territorial legislature nv
hls % idiy expressed sentiments cOncarniny
toueailon aLd abuses Of civil rights In tina
territory Some slight disturbance in tine fssit-
val, which Conklin as usher corrpctei was tns
IN mt elsie cause OF the murder No Justice of
The peace can be found ~ arrest Raca ami tina
great excitement M SoeOrro may lead 20 S,rtra
tiOD
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4 CORNER IN SIEDS.-For a few days past
Philadelphia has been enjoying a corner In
sleds, mercantile combination hitherto un-
Known. IL appears that on account or a scar
city OF snow and small demand for boys sleds
for the past two winters large stocks were not
kept by dealers, and the recent snow storms
caught them short" Manufacturers strove TO
meet the demand, but prices were forced up 10
more than double the usual cost or q hand
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THE DANGERS Or INTEsPEKASCF.-A1 irish
priest vas addressing his ti0ck On che dangers
or l1empeTanCe. ana concluded MS nHrIugus
VIII these words, "Drfnh, my children makes
ECu ~ 1T yoi.r wives. StarVc your families, alt
shoC' your lan0lOrcs-aye, aud Mss then, too
LgltyU H'gt#I
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a WHITE Boy KILLS CoT0RED G0Y.-DTrlng
an alteration last Friday In uanrax county.
Va. between Marion Nimbish "A white boz
eyed y. and a CoiOred boy. about the posse
sion or an axe, the latter attempted 10 str Ike
HimbiSh with hoe, when Wlmbisn dealt nim
blow on the neck with the axe. almost sever
ing his head nom his body. The boy died IN
about ten minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-28

THREE COLoRED MISEaS WERE BURIED by the
caviDg Ia or the [ MON coal mine IN Chester
f1eid county. Va, last Friday. only one OF tia
bodies has been recovered. TIE rul force OF
miners were out al dinner at the time OF the
ACCIDENT. otherwise the loss OF life would have
been greater
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IN THE SUPREME C0Ua TOT THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

ness.
DErEMCER 10th, 1880
Ii the matter Of the will Of GEORGES Lowry Ie
ceased, application fer the probate of the wilt and
for letters testameptsry on the est .te Of GEORGE
day been plade by WILLIAM l.. DUNLoP, OF the
District Of Columbia. ALI persons in ierested are
the 1th day q JAM ar neat at Ii o'clock a. N to
show caufe why said viii should not be admitted to
plobate eld record, and letteTs tesla neatary on
the estae If the said deceased should not issue as
pra. cd. Provided. copy uf this orter be pub
!:fhtd week, for TIRES weeks, in the Wash
irgton tsw Hero,ter and Evening Star previous 10
the said day.
by the count: ". s. COX, Justice.
Test A. WEBSTER, Reyister Of Wills.
decIa, 2,2S
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THOMAs IoMLING. Arctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD
lSI LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF NINE
jEENIH STREET WEST. BETWEEN .
AND L STREETS.
By Nirtne of a decd OF trust 70 US, bearing sy2ta
cate On the lith day of june, D. 1880 and srTy
duly recorded in Biber No $40, folio %, of -
the Land Records for the District of Columbia and
py direction Of the PARTY secured thereby, We. the
undersigned Trustees. viii Sell ut public snct1n
IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY, THE arm
DAE OF DECEMBER. q D. 1880. AT FoUa O'CLoog
r. M, tie Lots numbered ffty-two (52) and fifty
three (53( Of toe subdivision of Hopkins subdiyi-
sion CT Lots ii Square numbered one hundred and
eleven Gid.
Tern OF sale: One half of the purchase money
IN cash, aid the balance in equal iLstal,neuts in
six and twelve ODths, for which toe n9tes Of thu
purchaser or purchasers will be tsken. bearing in
terest II six per cent per annum from thu day OF
sale and secured by deed of trust pom the prem
ises Or al cash, at the OPTION of the purchaser or
purchasers. y deposit o. $40 viii be required on
eacA Los al the iin6 Of sale. All Cony ancing and
recI riding is to he at the priIchaser's cost. The
Trustees reserve he right to resell the property ct
The risk ,nd cost Of the defauitng purchaser, If
the terms Of sale are not complied Nth within
seven GaI g a. ter sale.
EDWARD s, wfSCOTT,} cr.
VI MER ". WaTZEL, trustees
dec13 10. Is, II, 13, 2J&ds
EF TUE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on &C
count - the weather. until THURSDAY, DECEM-
BEN 81 ~, faine hour snd place. d9c2T-2t
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneors
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RI l. ESTATE ON The EAST SIDE Of
hkvENTH STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND n
SHEETS MOTH VEST, No. 122I.

STREETS NORTHWEST, No. l22l.
BY virtue OF & deed Of trust, bearing date s.-.a
or tie 1ith day OF AuSast A. 1877, and Easz
recorded III Eher No. S68 folio IS ct sci -4.ss.
pre- Cf tie land recor!ls Tor the District of Column
bis, All at the request OF the party thereby Sc
cured, tie subscriber viii offer for sale at pubic
auction, 70 the CHEST bidder, in fcont Of the prem
lses. on I'M RSD y, TIE 30TH DAY OF DEOE1iBER,
1879, AT f:Sr o'cLock NJ al, that piece or parcel
OF SJunlid, lying and being situate in the City of
Washington: j.. the District Of columbia, ana
know; and distinguished on the plat plan Of said
city, sc end being the north half OF lot numbered
sixteen l&y. III the sub division OF square NUN
hered III hundred and forty eixht (44S), said sub
division being made by an ordnance of the coun-
cils Of he City of IWashiuston, approved June ).
i645 apd recorded In the office of the surveyor %
SAIL city. in iiber +. No. - folio 26o together
With the buildings and improvements thereon. con-
SIT % a thee story brick house and stoteroom
en- 9TH street, AID small tenement in the alley in
the
Term. of sale: One fourth cash, and thu remain
der in equal insta laens. at twelve eighteen, and
twenty four months after date, with interest from
day OF sale IT, be secured to the satisfaction of the
Trustee, all cash at the option OF the purch aser
deposit of one hundred dollars req uired at dms
Of sale. ConveyanclDg ct cost of purchaser. If
terms of sale are not complied with in FIVE days
from day OF SALE property will be Did at risk
and expense of do fauitinE purchaser.
RICHARD WALLACH, Surviving Trustee.
deceit lot
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HOTELS.

ME AND CEMENT.
SAYLOR'S PORTLAND CEMENT,
The strongest, cheapest, best.
RCCKLAND (MAINE) LIAE.
Tie best in America.
ALSO,
CHURCH. SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
WOOD NANTELS AND THING Of every de-
ipson specially.
L.. Il. CANNON,
dec17 Room Z, COrcOran Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
>UNCaNsON BROS. Auc.ioneers

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GORDON PRINTING
,sTANps &c, Al. AUc TIoN. '>'--'
'i9i s Ct n ss duly " f.
lsnd lecords ct the District Of Columbia viii sell
1881 AT 10 ocLocx A, M. at public auctinr on the
Irtnlses, No COZ Louisiana avenue betweel 9Th
One BALI NJ edium Gordon Printing Dreas
ore Qna1tec Medium Ruggles Printing Press.
Lot org Piner Ty yIes LIZ LSP Sonparei, Tyne
Lot type Cases. Lot Stands. Imposing st ,ne.
Tens cash.
des2s-d GLENN BROWN. Trustee
WALTsR b. WILLIAMS s CO.. Aucaoneers
gRTsIEE : ,x SALE OF TWO STORY ;! FRAME
T FEEr As stso 1 HALF 1ScHts BY F!F r
Il EyESrH s'TbEEttTss f NokrHw EST AS0
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated Dacam- IA
No 81 1910 a. ae Of 't tho isad n eis
for he District of columbia. and 10y the written
direction o: the party secured thereby, viii
ct ILhIc aGc.ion. IN froGt Of the pTemi- es. Oh
The following described real est ste. situate in the
CITY 81 Gssh i, N said Distret 70 wit Lots
rs a Co. 'i IN ssa Adams IL 'ft
SGDsrt @. 33 said bdi. OF said OTIS G. ID
AID duly recorded IA III. s!irvayer's Office of
taid 'iry, IN lber 4, y, T. f"li1 2l7 together with
ihe i, FRO enit nts ther cor.
TylL.s Of sals :: Oue third CASH; balance in six
and twelve months. with iGtertetat per cant, to
be te, 'ired by purchasers notes and deed of trust
81. Pr re,ty ioid mouveyaacias aud recording st
arat y or as a who'll. as may he deemed best at
time q sale, $50 dePosit required at time of sale
from sale else Trustees reserve night to resell st
iisk AID C,st u Cefauiting purchaser.
M. HOFFMAN, r,s.,
AkTHUR A BIkNEY. trustees
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TktS EEs' SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY,
ON STREET, RE WkES TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed OF trust. dated June A-A
18th, 1874, and duly recorded in Liber 100, fSaeT
toLo 100. ct SEQ, OF the land records OF -A...a.
TIE District OF Columbia, AID by the written direc
ton OF the party secured thereby, We viii sell, at
pull auction. liz front of the ureTnifes, on FRI
PAY PAY, TIE TIN pay OF JANUAkY. 1921, AT 1
iylng and oeiug in Washington, city. Dis.rict Of
Coluu1tla, and Known ana aescrlbcd part Lot
two CD. in square nine hundred and fiFty-sevrn
ODD. 2flns tie west thirteen feet one h ,H inch
t3 Mp it, ny depth q one hundred feet 100 fl
OF sad Ot with ali improvements. Said rSa! estate
Will tie sold subject 10 81 unpaid taxes, coseetoT's
certificate OF which viii be exhibited 1t the sale.
Terms One-taird OF the purchase money in cash,
of which deposit of $50 must be mad, 1t the sale.
aud the balance in two eqIal iustanleats. payable
N Fix ard twelve months respe ;tfvely, for whica
the rronIs- DRY notes of the purchaser. dated on
the day Of SALE ard bearing interest fr date st
TIE rate Of six per CeEtG I'll paid, and
secured by deed of trust on the property sol 1
must lie given or the whole Purch ,se money may
he paid IN cash at the option of the purchaser. If
the terms Of sale are not complied with within te
days from the day Ct sale the TSlstees reserve the
right to resell said estste at the risk aud c. 8. of
the detau!tins purchaser after five days notice All
cOnveyanciuy and recording at the expense OF the
purcEGser q. b CHURCH., rr,s+aao
d c21-St VI. p. CALLAN,> hi"''097-
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PERSON AL.


I AN A 1OUNG WIDOW. and am called gene
rally good looking. desire ID make the SC
Guaintance Of gentleman, who is honorable every
way, with a good Heart. Address FOR 10 dlyg.
Mls. nESTLOCK, City 2. O. It.
DERsUNAL.-Parti hakins goods at my place
4 over the limited time, Six months, respect
ta.ly requested 20 pay charles and take them away
before tic lst January; otherwise the VIII have to
be 70 d 20 make r0Cm aud pay charges. Persons
wishing TO buy viii cal alter the above date
W Il. WBEATLEY,
6ec24 Ct 1868 tia) jefferson St, Geo'tn, d. o.
EoHN PATCH EXAMINES TITLEs, reports ss
~ to the responsibility Of people, with abstracts of
Tens real estate. 500 10th st. n W. Office bours
to 10 q. m. to and &c 10 d. NJ. ocll- 3m'
" Il. ALBunGEk. successor to /. P. I.iB3EY.
W Matchmaker snd JeSeler, has removed t.
corner OF tn and SITS. T. ". in Drug Store, oppo
site u. 8 p. o. sep1s
Y9kDAM RUBS. the long established, reliable
Tvs ClairvoYant aud Astrolo9ist, gives better sstis
faction In all affairs of life than any in the pro
tessicn tells the past present and future destiny
gives advice and assistance on all matters apper
tanning 10 business. love and matrimony. ALL
TROUBLE GALL. Satisfaction given or no pay.
Consultation Rooms, sG2 I'd ST., above D street
northwest. sp5
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS are
~ known the best, SO is JUSTH'S old stand
known for years the only place where first class
spectacle prices. Address call at JUSTHS OLD
stand. No. 619 ST, between 9Th and 7th st. W.,
or Branch Store, No. fn3 gin ST., between ID and
Sta. NV. n. B.-Eote by mel promptly attended
o. nxrq
N0TICE.-Thonsands OF ATCHES have been
II kept in order by me daring the LAST thirty
years. They are as perfect to-day IS when manu-
fsctured. Well made Watches viii, with care. last
indefinitely il attended to by IN experienced per-
w BREUNIyGEEk. Practical Matchmaker
w . and Jeweler, 92s Penn. Manufactur-
Ing and Repairing Of Jeweiry specially. Az work
neatly and promptly executed. stock Of Fine
Watches, Jewelry and Silverwsre sways on hand
nov9-Sm
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FITCH FOX & BROWN Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE,
RErANEaN K a IN L SrREEIa

E,ITCH. FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BETWEEN AND l. STREETS.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated November 81
2sth a p isa3 and duly reeorded in Lioer "a
auction, in front Of the misses, on FRIDAY. THE
14TH DAY OF JANUARY. a. D. 1881, AT O'CLOCK
P. the following described real estate situated
il the city OF Washington. District of Columbia. to
wit: LSt numbered FIVE % in Shepherds subii-
four IG4). as said subdivision IS duly recorded upon
Ii n, oo M Gfe With ai sad s
me,ts thereon, consisting Of Il two-story basement
Terms: The amount OF Indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust unpaid, with the expense of SALE
months, for which the notes OF the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day of sale and secured
t$ksn deposif Of two hahdred s es36J doa -
shall be required Of the purchaser at the timo OF
II terms Of sale not complied With in seven
days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
chaser after i've days' Sdye ftn snx
]. T. GOODWILL, Auct. de24. Is. 81 &ja4, !. 10 %
E,HoMAs BOWLING. Auetioneer.
CaANcFRy SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM
tFoY TH 81 naE HAsS iR
iTb kTs TThSMBULI sTREEr AND ROW
BY virtue Of ,.s- decree re Of the Supreme A
n
the 9;h Gay of January. 1880, IN Equity -
cause No. 6.Ss4,, wherein Oliver b. Magruder is
con plsinant, and john ". Besi ct al eferdants
the undersigned trustee viii sell at At O'CLOCK
P. n, on 9TH DAY JANUARY. 1881, the folio vi lg
described property. il parcels. according to pat
hleG IN the cause, viz: al that part OF
a tract Of land IN Washington, eountyg, in the
and seins part OF lot No three (sj, IN
the division Of sad tract. which. WAS allotted
to David Peter, SAID part parcel of land from iux
on the eastern boundary Of the Seventh Street
TURNPIKE leading to Rockville. and containing one
square sere of land. bounded on the north by W:
D. Beal's purchase, and on the south by that tract
sold TO Aaron NJ. dattrel. together with all i'm
provenents &C.: Said property was suhdivided
into lots OF 80 to 81 feet 'front.' with depth of DOB
feet. One of said lots is improved by large three
story brick dwelling and Clubhouse.
Terms Of sale O9e,thrd OF the purchase money
each in hand, and the remainder in three equal
instalunents, payable at six. twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, the aid deferred pay
Is bearing nerest o. the rate OF per cent per
annu1n from date Of sale. Al conveyancing at
cost of purchaser. Taxes to be paid by the
Trustee out of the proceeds of sale. A deposit Of
$50 OF each lot required on day of sale If the
terms of sale are not compiled with 10 ten days the
the risk and cost of the defaultine purcha .er
deco dStds HARVEY l.. PAGE, Trustee