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Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
HANGING FROM lsTOtO GENTS PER
PAIR

III, $50 goods were selected by a persc nal
'rieEd Of ours, and We wLre Notified Imm,.
diately upon the receipt o. them from E,l.
rope which gave nJ The opportunity OF SO
Letting the choicest sty les Uut OF a very lara e
importation.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29

GEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ANo
- EXOHAN9ED. Also guns, pistols M
locks for sale. Bell hanging, tools, bolt cut.
ters, ratchetg, wrenohes, drilling machines.
engines and boilers. JNO. q. HfRZEI.
elst 2oo +. Second str eet
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29
LECFUREs,

LECFtREs.
pRot' K. l.. QUINTON,
rive illustrated lectures on
4. t.,,,,...
,,CHhiSI1AN AEOHEOI,OGy
ohhlSIlAN ARCHAEOLOGY
An''' lectures are devoted lar. ely to descrI
S.oi He lives Of the CHRIST ians of the tint
'hree centuries, concerning which so much
HAS Oeeh recently discovered through the sid
Vi 'he science of Archaeology. The lectures
VIII all be Literally illustrated with tbe Cyy.
Hydrogen light.
A.'Particulars US 10 time and r,ooou,,I bs
given In lew days. ,,oo.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29

CAtUCEhIEA,
STRoNG AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE,
2'CENTS PER POUND
hAAoh' GREEN, JAPAN AND MIXED
TEAS AT
% CENTS PER POUND
and aayor, BY any in The cu city a Iio" the
price. Try thela snt ~ h" az '"'
convioc, d OF II efct
GREAT WESTERN TEA CONF ANY,
W. X. BoW~Ar, Manager,
10 f. SEQ ND ST., Is r.. SECOND ST,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Our assortment OF the finer vrados Of Tea
anu anu oehee, and perfectly pure peuper, and
sPrcss sIs zen generally, Is one Of the best Prices
al .osT III 'o'
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29

On LIST Of January we inaugurated sale OF
-
Ladies' Goats, Dress Goods, Balmoral Skirts,
Ca'smeIes and Blankets at prices In many
instances less than manu'acturers' prices Of
to-day. The opportunity now Offered to buy
the above goods at the present prices is net
likely to occur again.
,r1,I- II nI.u.,n,.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29

At very low prices. Come and examine on
0cR ana you Will save time AMI money
W. are selling rs cheap as tie cIeapest.
ADAMS Il BROTHER,
bos Market stree'. Market street
Daily Republican., 1880-01-29

dent's, Ladies' and Chlldren's Underwear.
Boots, Shoes and Rub5ers, Crockery.Ware'
Floor "Au
OIL CLOTHS. OIL CLOTHS.
STAIR, ENTRY, HEMP AND
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AFFAIRs ON MouNr PLEASANT.
Correspondents Of the @ar.l

MOUNT PLEASANT D. c., Jan. %.
In late issue OF TIKI STAR there appeared q
paragraph In relation to our public schools
which might be misconstrued by the pub
lie. The article in question stated that some
unpleasantnssS was occasioned by the dfSplace-
ment OF popular teacher for one less esteemed
This does injustice to the new appoiutee. Mr..
SeSSing every qualification to properly train the
young, having for ten years been a successful
teacher In the public schools. and also of s. pri-
Vate school number OF years. He is highly
respected resident OF the village and considered
to be fully capable to assume the control OF the
school he now has in charge.
ARE WE TO HAVE A RAILWAY?
1t Is to be hoped that our residents will push
on in the matter of getting railway facilities for
the village. The fact that the project failed to
be brought up before Congress because OF its
being deferred with other Important bills until
a. late day, does not render 1t practically
abandoned idea. Let meeting of our villagers
be called and immediate action be taken In the
matter. Not until there is railroad connection
between the village and the city Will real estate
be benefited and citizens be induced to seek the
healthy location offered by this place.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Mount Pleasant Lyceum, at its last meet
ing, had for discussion the practicabiity of in
shutting a public library in connection with
the society. The idea as presented was good
one, and had It been adopted another import
art feature would have been added to the vii
ject failed to receive the unanimous support of
he villagers, in consequence OF which the mat
ter lies at present tabled Indefinitely. 1t is to
be hoped, however, that the question will be
recoMtdered at an early Date and finally
adopted. BURLEIGH.
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THE EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion of Yesterdays PfOcee
lmRRs


HOUsE.-At the conclusion Of Mr.. Horrs
humorous reply to Mr.. Cox, yeSterday-Mr
Hawley, OF Connecticut, rising to question of
morning gross injustice had been done him
In the speech delivered by the gentleman from
Iowa., GMr. Weaver the day before he had
ferred to the weaver 6iil as a piece Of dema-
goguery, whereup0n he (Mr Hawley) had made
the remark HE is perfectly right" The gen.
Senator Logan had voted for the salary grab
and had pocketed his share of the s.swag" In
the Record his remark had been placed after
had approved Of the salary graS pp He was s glad a
siSered the Bill S as demageg9 een
hqmbug, or anything else. people might like to
Mr.. Weaver, OF Iowa, stated that the lang
uage used by himself and the gentleman from
Connecticut (Mr. Hawley) appeared In the
derstood it at the time. He did not understand
the gentleman to say that Senator Logan was
right in his action upon the salary grab. The
gentleman now confessed that he was guilty of
a personal discourtesy to brother member.
Mr.. Hawley understood that the gentleman
admitted tranSpOSing two important para
graphs in the official report. He had answered
his purpose in making 1t clearly understood
that he condemned in the SevereSt language the
bill introduced by the gentleman from Iowa
and that he had not said word about the
salary grab, to which, however, he has been a
bitter opponent.
Mr.. Weaver retorted that he had succeeded
In making it clear that the gentleman from
Connecticut had offered a personal discOurtesy
to a brother member. AS to having been him
self dScOurteous to member of the Senate, he
declared that no senator had right to attack
member in which certain gentleman had
done; and when that was done he would defend
himself in some way.
The matter was here dropped.
The Speaker stated that he was not in the
ir "a no TbpvrN, nyNI
intimated that had he been he would not have
permitted remarks to have been made relative
tothe action of any Senator. The matter was
then dropped. and the House adjourned until
Monday
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DIED.

HUGHES. On Thursday morning. January a.
his age.
The funeral will take place at Dunbarton street
NJ f, Church on Tomorrow. Sunday evening, at
O'Clock.
KEEPER. On January Esd. 1880. at five min
keefer.
Funeral Sunday afternoon, at 2pn., from her
late residence, No aOl3 street northwest Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
LADLEl. In Far1mngton. New Mexico of pnua-
monia. on the nth of January, 1880. It. OSCAR ID.
1ADLEY, odd Infantry.
ST. CLAIR. Departed this life on the sd of
January, $780, VIM ST. CLAIR, in the thirty NTH
year of his age.
Funeral from his sisters residence (drs. ]. n
Acker). No. q street northwest. Sunday. 3 pm.
SOPER. On the 23d of January, 1880, at 7:3e
p M, WILLIAM SoPER, aged fifty six years
Buried from All Souls Church. 1&th and L SITS. at
2:30 pm, Monday. 26th.
SULLIVAN; In Philadelphia. on the aai of Jan
late John L. Sullivan.
Friends of the family are invited to attend tho
funeral from the chapel. Oak Hill Cemetery, at 1
p. m. to-day. Saturday, the cath.
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YOUNG K MIDDLETON, Auetisneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF A THREE STORY AND
AGK RIrII DING BRICK DWEIIINIf No

BAUM DItlCh Nv LLLlNo, NO.
All II STREET NORTHWEST.
will sell at public auction, in front Of the ~
DAY, FEBRUARY ID, 1880. part of lot num- L4%A.
bered eighteen Q8), in square numbered five hun
bred and seventeen (517), beginning for the said
part of said lot at point five 80 feet east from the
Southwest corner of said lot eighteen 1S) and run
east twenty three (23) feet four and a half (41al
inches; thence south one hundred Q0O) feet, and
(414) inches to the place of beginning; together
with the improvements, consisting of three-story
Brick Dwelling, with two story back Building.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money, to-
gether with the expenses of sale, in cash; and the
trust upon the property sold, and the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest at seven (l per cent.
at purchasers cost. A deposit of 5000 required
upon acceptance of bid. The Executor reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
of the defanlting purchaser, If the terms are not
iaii227 eo&dbs ~ EDWARD STAKE. Executor.
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MEETING OF ASSOCIATED PRESS ORGAN1zA-
TIONs.-A committee Of the various Associated
Press organizations throughout the country
met in Philadelphia yesterday to devise plan
Tor the consolidation of the various interests
and to make arrangements for the better col
lection OF news. This committee consisted of
EraStuS Brooks, New York Epening Express,
representing the New York Associated Press;
Murat Halstead, Cincinnati Commercial, repre-
senttng the Western Associated Press; R. M.
Pulsifer, Boston Herald, representing the New
England Associated Press; Carroll E. Smith,
Syracuse Journal, representing the New York
State Associated Press, and Col Clayton McMi-
chael Philadelphia North American, represent
ing the Philadelphia Associated Press. The
general agent of the New York Associated
Press. j. W. Simonton, was also present. At
the conclusion Of the conference the Associated
Press Of Philadelphia rendered to the visitors
banquet which took place last evening at the
Union League House. The gentlemen OF the
above named committee were the invited guests
and participated with the following named gen.
tlemen: Geo. w. ChildS, John w. Forney, Geo.
Harding, w. w. Harding, A. x. Mcclure, VIM.
v. Mexican. Frank Mclaughlin, Clayton Nc
Michael, Walter HcMichael Edward Mcpherson
r. G. Oellers and VIM. M. Singerly.
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A PITTsBURG RIOT CASE DKCIDKD.-Judge
McKennon, in the United States Court, at
Philadelphia, yesterday decided, in the test
road CO.. to fix the responsibility for loss by the
PttSburg riot, that the loss was caused by fire
while plaintiffs goods were in transit by de-
PENDANTS within the meaning Of the exception
shown to have been guilty OF negligence by
which the efficiency Of the exception Is i'm
D lrsd, and henceforth the plaintiff Is not en-
titled to recover. The bill OF lading contained
a clause excepting tine liability OF the railroad
company for freight lost by fire.
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tE John Mcguire, alias VIM. Love, stone
cutter, has been arrested at Welland, Ont, for
murder In Pennsylvania seven years ago.
E-There is another scion of royalty getting
himself ready for the pistol OF the assassin. The
second son OF Queen Victoria plays the fiddle.
uAt Springfield, Mo-, Sieger Williams pulled
q chair from under his cousin, Gemima VIII
liams, and she became SO angry that-she pro-
cured gun and shot him dead
sB-New Jersey pastors are now called prox-
les They do all other mems HSSing.-N. Y.Hef,-
aid.
w-Chinamen can't understand why English.
men hate nice little mice and love tripe.
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T. COLDWELL, AuctIoneer.


Trustees, SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOT, IMPROVED BY A SMALL
FRAME HOUSE, IN ONE OF THE BEST
LOCATIONS IN WASHINGTON, BEING ON
SOUTH SIDE OF L STREET, NEAR THIR-
TENTH NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust, dated January IL
q, 1875, and duly recorded in Liber III, inn
folio 337, one of the land records of Wash 2
ington county, D. c., and at the request of the
party holding the note secured by the said deed Of
trust, we will sell at public auction, in front of
the premises. on FRIDAY, JANUARY so, 1880. AT
O'CLOCK P. M, the following described real estate,
in Washington city, District Of Columbia viz: Part
Square two hundred and forty eight t24sl. begin
ming for the same at the northeast of said lot
and thence running south enc hundred and ten q l0)
feet and ten Qo inches thence west twenty three
feet ten 90 inches, thence north one hundred and
ten alol feet and ten q0) inches, thence east
twenty three (23) feet and ten (101 inches to the
place Of beginning, together with all the improve
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in
cash, and the balance in six (6), twelve (12) and
eighteen 1S) months, with per cent. interest
or all cash, as the purchaser may desire; deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust on the
property. 800 deposit Conveyancing and record
ing at the cost of the purchaser.
BRAINARD Il. WARNER Trnstees.
CHARLES E. PRENT1SS, ''
ian16-f W I'd
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EOLEY. Auctioneer.
THE LARGEST CROCKERY SALE EVER OF
FERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN THIS


The entire stock of China Glass and Sill 49,
YER Plated Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware,
apa esn%eae the on
NESDAY, JANUARY 18TH. AT 10 O'CLOCK -
A M, and Evening AT PM, and will continue
from day to day until the entire stock is disposed
of. The reason this large stock OF valuable goods
has to be sold is in consequence of rebuilding the
property and having no suitable place to store the
same. The Cutlery is the finest Rogers make. The
Silver Plated Ware is of the finest quality. The
Crockery consists Of
Gilt Band Dinner and Tea Sets.
Decorated Dinner Sets.
French China Dinner and Tea Sets.
Decorated Tea and Chamber Sets
French China Decorated Chamber Sets.
French Bohemian Glass Ware, in various styles,
and Stone China Ware, in all varieties.
Glass Ware consisting Of Cut Glass Goblets, Break
fast cts, Pitchers, Lamps, and general variety
usually to be found in first class Store.
The attention of housekeepers and the trade are
respectfully invited to attend this SALE every lot
will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. without
reserve. Sale positive.
s05 18th St, bet and l. sos It'll St, bet H and 1.
jan24-3t FOLEY, Auct
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night In Havana, Thursday night, notwfth.
standing the shaking up by the earthuuake.
Yesterday. being the Kings saint day, there
was grand official reception at the palace,
distinguished visitors In the throne room. Tho
ladies' OF the visiting party witnessed the re-
cepuon nom an adjoining saloon, no ladies
Last night there was grand banquet 10 the
whole party Wv
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n UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

sCHANCERY SALE OF LOT IMPROVED WITH
" TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, FRONTING
ON TWENTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR COR
NER OF STREET NORTHWEST; ALSO,
A LOT ADJOINING THERETO. FRONTING
ON n STREET. NEAR TWENTY-FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court IA
cause No. 6, GAO, Doc. 49, shall sell at pub LUZ.
lr auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY,
THE BID Day OF FEBRUARY, 1886. ssaT 80 O'CLOCK
P. NJ, all the right, title, interest and estate of
Henry Himber, defendant in said cause, in and to
all those pieces parcels Of land situate and lying
in the city of Washington in the District of Column
Pia, known Tu and described I. as follows Part of
bered ~, seventy CaO9 beginning for the same
on street and running thence on
the line Of said street west thirty go feet six
inches; thence south ninety 600 feet; thence west
fifteen Q5) feet: thence south thirty 800 feet !;
thence east ten Q0l feet; thence north twenty 600
feet thence east fortytwo (42l feet six (6) inches
and thence north hundred 900 feet to the place
Of beginning Also. part of Lot numbered seven
at point 21st street distant twenty five (25 feet
from the northeast corner of said square; thence
running west one hundred (100l feet; thence south
fifty 500 feet thence east one hundred (100) feet
and thence north fifty 500 feet to the begiRning
with the improvements as above stated.
Terms of sale: One half of the purchase money
(of which 800 must be deposited with me at the
time of sale in cash the balance in two equal in
stalments, at six and twelve months for which the
sale will be taken, all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. W. 9. DUVALL, Trustee,
804 street northwest.
YOUNG Il MIDDLETON, Aucts. jan23-d&dbs
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MR. TILDENs INCOME TAX CAsE.-Some
months ago the government filed In New York
a bill of discovery against Hon. s. j. .Tilden,
propounding several hundred questions as to
his income Mr.. Tilden. demurred, Judge
Blatchford decided against him. and Mr.. Tilden
appealed to the Supreme Court. Sixty days
have now elapsed, and Mr.. Tilden, holding that
1t is not necessary for him to answer until the
appeal is decided, District Attorney Woolford
yesterday moved before Judge Blatchford for
further order compelling Mfr. Tilden to answer
the interrogatories at once. The case will be
argued next week.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINdOMAS DONLlN0B AuCtOueer.
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, JANUARY BOTH, 1880, ATA
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of the Mar
ket House, Georgetown, D. c., shall sell the three
Fisheries on the Upper Potomac known as Clouds
A 5an2Itdts ei1i's ''i THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
D Il. WARNER. Real EstateAuctioneer.
Trustees SALE OF A rwo-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING DWELLING, No. lit SIXTEENTH STREET
. By virtue of certain deed Of trust, dated Ia
sePtember LIST: "a 4. p. 1877, and duly recorded %3
records for the District of Columbia and at the
guest Of the party secured thereby, will sell in
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th DAY
OF JANUARY, Al 1880, AT 81 O'CLOCK PM, the
city of Washington, District of Columbia, and
known as and being part Of Lot numbered ten Q6),
in Samuel Davidson's recorded subdivision of
square numbered one hundred and ninety seven,
said lot and running thence north along the line Of
west 10th street twelve feet thence east forty feet
thence north one foot seven inches thence east 66
feet thence south Is feet inches; thence west LOG
feet to the place of beginning with the right Of way
forever through an alley on the north side Of said
alley being three feet two inches wide and running
back that width from said 10th street 40 feet, with
the privilege Of building the said alley to the
center line thereof provided always that any build
ing SO erected shall leave alley way of not less
than feet in height; together with the improve
ments, &c.
Terms: One-third cash balance in two equal in
stalments, in six and twelve months, with interest
thereon, at per cent. per annum, secured by deed
of trust onproperty sold Or all cash at option Of
be complied with in seven days
jan10-eod SAMUEL T. DRURY, Trustee.
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A WOMAN CowHIDEs A MINIsTER.-The Rev
j. r. Henderson, pastor OF the NJ. E. Church al
Van Wort, Ohio, censured Miss Norma Conner,
organist of his church, from the pulpit, for at.
tending dances, and called on her to apologize
The young lady did not respond in the church
but as the parson was walking past her fathers
store, She rushed out with horsewwip and
severely thrashed the reverend gentleman. He
had fully satisfied" herself walked quietly to his
home.
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GOVERNMENT SUIT AGAINST SPECIAL TREAS
URY AGENT.-The government has begun suit
in New York against Harrison johnson,
special treasury agent, to recover S1O0, 900 which,
1t claims he owes for cotton sold in Mississippi
in 1865 and appropriated to his own use.
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THE ODD FELLOWS MONUMENTAL SOCIETY at
Cincinnati h aveeawarded contract for monu-
ment over the graves of the society's unknown
dead at Spring Grove Cemetery, to be built of
American granite and to cost SEX, 900.
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On the morning of
January n. 1870, at st. Johns Church. by Row
DIR. Lewis, J. NoRRrE ALsNANpRIA, of PfiladeI
rhis, Pa, to ELLA +. WALKER, OF this city.
RUSSELI.-RADDIN. On January 18th 1850
in Boston, Mass, by the Rev. VIM. W Newton
rector of St Paul's Church. JAMES +. RussEII a
Washington, d. C., TO MARION RADpIN, OF Mason.
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v,oss 9lona Eranorf reart that a1
Blackburn yesterday pardoned out 81 convicJS
from the state penitentiary. The reason for this
wholesale executive clemency was the unhealthy
condition of the prison and its inmates.
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AUCTION SALES.
(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
" TATE LOT 52:2 BY 122 ~ ON TWENTY
SECOND STREET. WEST, BETWEEN L AND

(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
s IATE LOT s 81 BY r 122;2x q; on TWENTY
By Hrsae q = decree of the Supreme oonr.ssn
Cause Nc. sss9 MeIanshn ct al N vs. saM NC
LsughliR ct al the undersigned, as trustees. viii
OF 81 '9s
O'CLOCK P. NJ, original lot numbered twenty COO,
IL ss,rs af o. in the city of
half Of the purchase money cash. the balance in two
months. with interest from day Of sale to be secured
by retention of the title until the purchase money
Of the purchaser. All conyeyaneing at cost Of pnr-
chaser A deposit Of $50 will be required upon the
II q Ct ns @ sod E e
rese e lie EisE spd cos. q dsisuitins parc6.ses
offered in CONVENIENT = p pd Gsseslsf
jan1815, 2O,22 3IS ~ street.
Of tie rsn ps A aoSbSY
1880. same hour and place
jana NEAL + MURRAY. Trustees
JAMES GUILD. Auencneer.
q S36 Penn. ave-, cor 10th st.
SALE AT AUoT FEnDeE aF uSREDEEHED
/ will sell, for H. X. Fulton, at his store. e.
No: l2lS Pennsylvania avenue, commencing EYA}
O'CLOCK p. NJ, all and singly, of the forfeited
pledges now in his possession, and continue said
sale every evening following until all OF said pledges
This sale embraces a large variety Of valuable
e. All holding of ms ssne
are forfeited by non-payment of interest, will
JAMES GUILD, Auct jan24
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u1AITER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS: IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF A
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING on
AVENUE AND FOURTH STREETS NORTH
EAST: LOTS 1921 FEET ON MARYLAND
AXENuB, BY 1868 FEET ON FOURTH
BY virtue of a deed of trust. dated De -
.cember 9th, 1873, and recorded in Liber fnH
No. 900. Folio ass ct seq, one Of the land V2
request of party secured thereby, will sell at pub
lie auction, in front of the premises on TUES
DAY, FEBRUARY 3d. 1850, AT is P. NJ, part of
Lot No. 5. in square No 784, in the City of Wash
ington. in said District. and bounded follows,
viz Beginning for the same at the northeast
corner Of said lot and square, and running thence
south along the line of 4h street east 156 feet 8
il ches; thence west 20 feet; thence northwest
wardly to Maryland avenue at point on the line of
said avenue distant 20 feet enthusiastically from
the northeast corner of lot No 2 in said square {;
thence by and with said avenue enthusiastically
1872 feet and inches to the place of beginning, to-
gether with the improvements thereon. This prop
erty will be sold a whole or in parcels may be
deemed best ut time of sale.
Terms of sale One third cash, and the balance in
secured by purchasers notes. with interest at eight
per cent. from day of SALE and deed of trust on
property sold or all cash. at option of purchaser
300 if sold whole, or $50 on each parcel must
be paid at time of sale. Conyeyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost. Terms of sale to be COM
piled with in six days from day of SALE else Trustee
right to resell at risk and cost of defauting
purchaser VIM. +. HOLTZMAN Trustee,
jan22- dtdbs 1921 st. n. W.
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Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure-an absos
lutte cure-is sold by Druggists, and delivered 70
any address. at &1.50. DR.. Wei De Meyers
Treatise mailed free to anybody. d. b. Dcwe1
4 Co., Agents, 40 Dey st., MY.
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TIE EARTHQUAKES IN CuBA.-Accounts from
Vuelte, AbaJo, Cuba, indicate that the earth
age was done to buildings, especially at San
Cristobal. The shocks were oSclllating from
east to west. 1t is supposed that there has
been heavy earthquake somewhere IN Central
America.