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TTHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE ANTIQUE
EIREIl UEE ESTABLISHMENT OF FRANK
THOMPSON. ESQ, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING. JUNE14rH, 1880, ~
CoMMaaSNCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, I shall cell, at "
No. 1926 Pennsylvania ave , between 18th -
and 18th SITS without reserve, the entire ri
Very fine Mahogany Hall Clock.
Elegant Antique Mahogany Sideboard.
One Mahogany Congressional Desk.
Superior Antique Mahogany, heavily carved
Side and Dining Tables.
Antique Cabinets and Secretaries.
Fine old Brass Tenders, Fire Dogs and Candle
Sticks.
Antique Work Tables, Chairs and Sofas.
Together with general assortment of Modern
furniture, Show Cases. Cooking and Heating
Mr.. Thompson being in i'll health and unable to
attend to business has directed me to close out
every thing, without regard to cost.
je1O-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Anctioneer
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TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE FARM, STOCK AND FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, NEAR HYATTSVILLE,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MARYLAND.

On MONDAY. JUNE 21sr, 1880, AT ONE -
O'CLOCK, on the premises shall sell q val f.n
Bladensbnrg station, b. l. o. r. R., improved by
new Dwelling and Barn, Stable. &c; has ane Ap-
vineyard. about $50 vines Concord Grapes; 10 acres
OF oak woods, everything in good condition.
years with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the Progerty. Conveyancing. &c.
Of sale.
Farming Implements will be sold.
Plats Of the Farm can be obtained at the Office OF
auctioneer. THOMAS DOWNING
je9-dts AucfinnAar
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Mr.. w. C. ELAN, of Richmond who was
wounded in the recent duel, is progressing
fayorably. The wound In his chin IS not larger
tnan pea, and Will not disfigure The other
parties implicated In the duel viii return 10
Richmond and surrender themselves as soon as
the grand Jury meets.
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A Boy DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-In Cum
berland, Nd, yesterday afternoon, Edward, Ii
years old, son of Judge John Coulehan OF the
orphans court, was bathing with other lads of
the same age In the Potomac when he ventured
beyond his depth, and being unable to swim,
was drowned. The body was recovered by q
young man named Howard RIzer.
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THE FAILURE OF Hondleth, Ellis & Co., iron
dealers, of Boston, Is announced. Their nabili-
they say, is caused by reason OF the decline In
the value Of their merchandise and refusal of
customers to carry out contracts of sale. Five
sixths Of the Liabilities are to banks. and
SQcuTpd
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTH, B AND
EIFIH STREETS NORTHEAST, AT AUO.

TIFIH STREETS NORTHEAST. AT AU0-
By virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded -
in Liber No: 753, folio 484, one Of the land @
sell in front Of the premises, on MONDAY. the
2lsT DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1880, commencing at
O'CLOCK P NJ, all those certain pieces parcels Of
ground, lying and being situated in the city of
washington. District Of Columbia, and known and
described az original Lots numbered one O,) two
q, three O. four a. five t5.) six (6 thrteen Q3)
and fourteen "a, in square numbered eight hun
dred and thirty eight 1885, as the same is laid
down In the plan OF said city of Washington, to-
gether with all the improvements, ways, easements,
rights, privileges and appurtenances to the same
belonging or in any wise appertaning. and will be
sold as follows:
Lot Is is improved By large brick stable on 9Th
Lot Il is unimproved: and situated on 9th street
east, near street north.
Lot IL unimproved, and situated corner and
9th streets northeast.
Lss2 e a9p ip and situated on street
Lst is Improved by two-story frame dwelling
on street north.
Lot is Improved by two-story brick dwelling
and store corner B and 5th northeast.
Lots and are unimprOved, and situated on 9Th
street east, near street north.
The above lots contain altogether over sc. 900
square feet, and front on 9th, and 5th streets
Terms One.fourth cash: balance in equal install
months notes bear six per cent interest and to be
secured by deed of trust on premises sold. Convey
anctng and recording at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in seven days. otherwise the
cost Of defaulting purchaser or purchasers, after
some newspaper published in washington. b. 6.
ssposRA q ZIG FeSpTsd is lot at time
i.a.d 6scTOiX q. GREEN Trustees.
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EOLEY. Auctioneer, Bill It'll street u. W

will cell. st public sale. on TUESDAY. AaH
JUNE 18TH, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, valuable ~
real estate. to wit Lots and s, in Square 819. x
fronting SO feet inches on public reservation by
street by depth Of los feet ~ inches
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance In one,
per annum until paid. secured by deed Of trust oa
the property sold Or az cSsh at the option Of the
All conveysncing and recording at purchasers
cost IS the terms Of this sale are not comp led
the cost OF the purchaser. Sale positive.
ie10-5ts FOLEY. AuctionnAr.
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NEW TRIAL OF A PENSION ROGUE DENIED
The motion for new trial in the case of John
G. SCHNEIDER. convicted OF defrauding widow
Helfrtsh OF pension money, was yesterday
denied by Judges Choate, Blatchford, and Bene-
dict, In the L. S. circuit court In New York He
will be sentenced next week. SCHNEIDER was
justice OF the peace In Sullivan county, n Y
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SEATS FOR SHOP WoMEN.-The London Lancet
Is boldly lighting for seats for girls who attend in
stores; and. In order to hasten the work and
give a practical shape to its agitation. II de-
clares its intention to publish lists OF the names
OF those houses which at once furnish seats
These lists will be given to physicians who Will
show them to their families, the ladies of which
viii be asked not to trade ar stores that, for
want Of seats are ..cruel TO women
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DION BOUCICAULT's FAMILY TRoUBLKs.-The
New York supreme court yesterday refused to
cault issued by Judge Donahue. The order
arose out OF divorce suit by Agnes Robertson
Boucicault against the dramatiSt, and was
made on the ground that he was leaving the
country for England.
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NyREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
Il WASHINGTON, D. c., 10th June, 1880.

There will be sold at public auction, on the IL
White Lot, south Of Treasury Department, G.
on MONDAY, 2lsr JUNE, 1880, AT IL O'CLOCK IL.
MOI n, the Buildings formerly used by the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing, consisting of
One Large Brick Building. about 4ox25o feet.
Aud One Frame Building, about 20x40 feet.
Also, Three Large steam Boilers.
Terms: Cash on day Of sale.
Grounds to be cleared within ten days from date
Of sale.
By order. j. T. POWER, Chief Clerk.
DCNCANSON BROS, AuctiOueerS. je1O-d
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GEN ARTHUR arrived In New York last night
from Chicago, In company with eX-Senators
Dorsey and CoGover. He was received by dele
gates frCm all the assembly districts
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SHOT DEAD BY AN EDITORIAL Marshall,
Texas, yesterday, Hon. w. S. Coleman was shot
by Burt Jennings, editor and proprietor OF the
Messenger, and died in few minutes The
difficulty grew out Of an editorial rejecting on
COleman'S character. Jennings was arrested
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ARREST OF GERMAN FoRGERs.-A telegram to
the New York Tribune from Philadelphia, June
10, says: When the Red Star Line steamer
Rhynland arrived at her dock to-day she was
boarded by U. S. Deputy Marshals Frederick
Bernhardt and William Mellen, of New York,
who arrested an entire family composed OF the
widow Hach and her grown children, Alexander,
Ernst, Clara and Albert, upon the charge OF
having forged drafts in the German Empire to
the amount Of 10000 marks, equal to about
$4,000. Immediately after obtaining the money,
the family purchased frst-class privileges on
the Rnynland. and embarked for America The
forger1es, however, became known shortly after
their departure, and the matter was brought to
the attention Of Herman A. Schumacher, Con.
sul-General Of the German Empire, through
whom the arrests were made. The prisoners
were taken to New York
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THE RAGE FOR TRoTTING HORSES Is said to be
increasing In England An American horse
was recently tried with great success before
the Prince OF Wales, but several recent arrivals
are said to be the fastest ever taken to England.
An attempt Is to be made to improve the Ordi-
nary English trott1ng horse by Judlclous cross
Ing with imported American stock.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF WEST STREET,
NnNGRE0S

ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF WEST STREET,
BETWEEN HIGH AND CONGRESS SITS,
GEORGETOWN. D. @.
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated the Oath -
day Of October, 1878. and duly recorded in t5
Lber 1913, folio 312, &C., one Of the land -.
records for Washington, D. G.. the undersigned
Trustees viii sell, on WEDNESDAY,, JUNE THE
the following property, viz: Part Lot numbered z.
in the sip about 35 feet and one inch on West
street and depth of 100 feet, improved by two
story frame dwelling.
Terms ODe-third cash. balance at six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest at per cent
per annum until paid, and secured by . deed OF
trust on the property; all cash, ut the option Of
the purchaser. Oonveyancng and recording at
purchasers cost. 300 down at time of sale.
FREDGRICK ", JONES' Trustees.
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EARTHQUAKE IN CUBA. - Newspapers from
Santa Clara and the Central department of
Cuba report that on the 5th inst, at one O'Clock
am, there occurred an oscillaung shock OF
earthquake. which was repeated at three
O'Clock In the afternoon
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telO-l2l5.l7.1s u. "a. As

"A BUILDING LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE
0F STREET, f., BETWEEN FIETEEN IcE
win sell at public sale on MONDAY. JuHKlne
14lH, A D. 1880. AT So 0'cooCK p: y, two hne1
Building Lots, having front OF 20 feet each
by depth of 100 feet situate - above.
Terms easy, and made known ct sale.
jeS-t,th,s B. b. WARNkR. Auct.
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D1SC0URAGING SUNDAY NBwsPAPERs.-In the
Synod OF the Reformed Church in America at
declaring that the Sunday newspapers is the
one most potent agency In the secularizatfon of
the sabbath, and declaring that members of
the Reformed Church should not encourage the
circulation OF such DapprS
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THOMA6 BOWLING. Aucaoneer.
ExECUToRs SALE OF SECOND NATIONAL
RANK STOCK

Under an order of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
Hc sale. on MONDAY. THk i4TH INST. AT II
O'CLOCK NOON. at the suction rooms. southH
WIN, Scock Of the Second National Bank OF
Terms: Cash on assignment Of the shares
!eS-N THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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Military Academy Graduating Elk.

r mtai Is EXAMINATION IN PHILOSOPHY.
me second class at West Point Academy, of
wnlcn cadet Whitaker, colored, Is member.
which Whitaker was supposed TO be the most
oe1clent. The Questioners were Prof. Michie
ana Cap1 sears and the examination occurred
Deiore the academic board. There were twelve
cadets in Whittaker's section. Whitaker dew
the following question: 'Show how to construct
me ta5ies ana ephemeris OF the sun he eluci,
answers to Prof. Michie's questions were given
without the least show OF trepfdation. When
Whitaker took his seat an officer who was pres
ent was asked how he thought Whitaker ac-
Quilted himself, TO which he answered, my
own opinion is, badly" Whitaker was suose-
quently asked to explain the principles that
govern the use of the Galilean telescope, but
after attempting to give an explanation was
asked to take his seat The result Of the exarai-
nation Will not be known for several days.
SECRETARY RAMSAY ON EQUAL RIGHTS
secretary OF War Ramsay made an address to
the graduating class, In which he said 1t was
expected of them that they would fully main
tain the great truth which lies at the founda-
ton OF the republic-equal rights before the law
OF all Its citizens. 1t Is peculiarly the duty OF
the graduate to symbolic their faith in the
vital source OF our nations strength, the equal
lty OF manhood; and it is ignoble TO be governed
py an imaginary superiority over any Of our
less fortunate fellow citizens. Generals Sher-
man enG Miles also made addresses.
THE STANDING OF TIE GRADUATING CLASS
ac9 ording TO general merit is in the order named
oeloW, commencing with Cadet Carter as No. 1:
0berlin NJ. Carter, George w. GRthals, Sidney
q. Stuart. VIM. c. Rafferty,, John L. Chamber
itn. Chas. S. Burt, Henry A. Schroeder Chas
D. Bailey, Frank II. Peck. Edward Fl. Catalan
Frederick j. Strang, WILDER Loveridge, David
J: Rtlnbugh Willard F. Hartman, Charles H.
hunter. George w. VaDdeusen, Edgar Hubert
lanes Il. AleSIire, Samuel n. Dunning Edw s.
Avs. Warren Il. C0wie, James b. Erwin, Chas
b. Hewitt, Hugh j. McGrath. Elias Chandler
William s. Scott. Walter N. Dickinson, George
|. Converse, 1r, Frederick d. Halton, Daniel [.
Tate. Pierce NJ. b. Travis George Fl. Morgan
Albert b. Scott, j. Walter Benet. Benjamin. s.
Weaver, James 5. Rogers. Henry B. Moore. ir.,
Harris l. Roberts, James r. Chapman. john Y
Blake, James II. g. Wilcox, Francis j, A. Dorr,
George Bell, Chas. B. Vodges, George II. Sands.
Henry G. Sharpe, George ". Doodle Zeriah Tor
ley, Charles Stewart and George X. Burnett
There were 50 in the Glass; Cadets Bachelor
Watson and Trip being found wanting
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T. 1NGI6siys. AND THE ' NORTH e "a Is f FEET
AND INCHES OF LOT Is. ~ SQUARE 7s,
sITUATEDr QN TMENTY,F1RST STREET
NOW OCCUPIED By TIE DISTRIOT OF

- BY virtue Of the DEGREES Of, the Supreme -
Court OF the District OF Golum6is: passed IN Gs.
against John g. McBlair ct a.. No. 1865, the un-
os ne e ss VIII on 's e RsRc suction IN
! PAY Q. JULY: A. D 1850; At SH o'GIoSk Pm. "a
Waehir gton. District Of Columbia, Known and
deeignated upon the plans Or plats OF s.ia city e
8 isst and inches q Let Is. i Square No Is. It
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
the residue IN two CD equal instruments at ak and
twelve months after date, Nth interest. to be a.
property sold. No deed or deeds win be given until
al purchase money md interest SHAH have been
lot and pant d lot when sold. An conveyancdns 4
purchasers costs. II the terms Of sale are not
trustee reserves tho right e resell the property ct
the risk and cost Of the defaultnf purchaser sitter
tan days notice In The Eyentn9 Star.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee.
WALTER B.. w1IL1kIs / g.. xucss. ''e'
je7-StaW3W&ds
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SWINGING May BE DANGEROUS for children
An English girl, Charlotte Lovelock, ten years
OF age, short time since went on a visit to her
grandmother, and amused herself While there
by swinging Tor an unusual length Of time She
vas Immediately taken sick and died Ia a few
days. Death was the result OF peritonitfs. and
had, according to the medical attendant been
caused by incessant swinging, the movement of
the legs and body inducing the injury which
brought Oh death.
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JOHN BRoUGHAMs WILL-The will of the
late John Brougham, the actor, gives to James
ship all his wardrobe private and theatrical,
AID the residue OF his property to Annie De-
land Finegan, who nursed him during his
illness. To all his friends he left "kipd
thoughts"
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THE EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
SATURDAY........ June IL. 1850.
CONGRESSlONAL.
Conclusion Of Yesterdays Proceed.
tnG0s

CONCLUSION OF Yesterdays Proceed.
SENATE-After our report closed
Debate on the resolutions to unseat Senator
Kellogg was continued by Senator'S Hin. Butler
Mr.. Williams moved to take up the bill to
pension soldiers of the Mexican and Indian
Mr.. Hoar called for the yeas and nays The
motion was agreed to by a party vote, the dem
ocrats voting yea and the republicans nay,
though the democrats denied that it was a
The pension bill was therefore taken up, but
pending action, at 615 pm. on motion of Mr.
Jones Ola }, the Senate went into executive
session, and when the doors were reopened,
HOUSE.-After our report closed
Messrs. Humphreys and Hawley spoke at
length against the deputy marshal bill. During
when the democracy was Without fear, full of
defiance and self assertion. Now he hardly
knew whether it was more In dread Of James A.
Gaifiel d or the whisperer of .'Cypher alley
MI. White moved to amend the bill by strik-
:pg out the provision requiring the deputy mar
shals TO be appointed In equal numbers from
d,nerent political parties.
MI. Lapham submitted an amendment pro-
Vid1ng penalties for interference with the exer-
else OF the elective franchise
MI. carlisle submitted an amendment All
IncrlZ1ng the several circuit courts OF the United
States to open their respective courts at any
ShalS.
The previous question was then moved and
seconded, leaving one hour to Mr. Harris who
had charge of the bill
MIR. Cox also spoke in favor of the bill, and
Claimed that Mr Garfield was on record as fay-
ortng it, which was denied from the republican
side.
Mr.: Carlisles amendment was adopted with
out division and the other amendments reject
cd, Lapham's being defeated by vote of yeas
S4. nays 1917.
The bill was then passed-yeas 10, nays S. a
party vote.
Senate bill was passed. establishing post
routes.
The House then, at 5 O'Clock. adjourned
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RYAN CHALLENGED.-Patrick Ryan the win
ner OF the GosS-Ryan prize fight, has been chal-
lenged by Peter T. McOwen, of Readneld N Y.
to fight ough-and-tumble contest for $3.50 or
$500. McOwen is the captain OF canal boat,
with cargo for Buffalo He Is large, well
built man, thirty-fye years old, and weighs
over two hundred pounds. He has no record.
but is anxious to make one. Along the line of
the canal he iSknown as a hard hitter"
BANK CLOsED.-The First National Bank at
Newark, n. j., closed yesterday, and the direc-
ington and appealed for the appointment OF a
receiver. The capital of $500, 900 Is believed to
be wiped out but the deposits and circulation
are safe. The cashier, James A. Hedden sailed
for Europe last week on leave OF absence, and
Will be recalled by telegraph. Financial cir
Giles are excited, and rumors OF Irregularities
are afioat.
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE STAND
ARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Be
LONGING To VARIOUS OWNERS.
To be sold at my rooms, southwest corner 0TE1,
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street, on HE/
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, JUNE IA, Is AND Is, COMMENCING
EACH EVENING AT z 80 O'CLOCK.
Terms cash.
je7-7t THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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GALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMpROvED
- PROPERTY FRONTING ON B STREET
SOUTH AND ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
STRferT REt F wEEN iHlhD AND FoohtH

ny BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
of the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity b..
cause NO. 4,G09. entitled Simpson against l.
simpson, we will sell at auction, and in front of
the premises, on THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
ting, and from day TO day. at the same hour, until
s sold, Lots twenty four (24) and twenty FIVE
l25), in Ballantyne and Williams subdivision of
the east half of Square seven hundred and eighty
frame dwelling; ard lots seven 90 to eighteen 49,
both inclusive. in Willoughby and Mattinsy's sub
DIVISION Of original lots two GU and three {3), in
square seven hundred and eightnine (7S9), and the
OF large double frame dwelling and store, as
the same respectively recorded in book of sub
division n L. H., " at page 1874, and ''No. 10, ="
at page il5, In the surveyors Office Of the District
Terms of sale: One fourth cash balance In three
equal instalments in six twelve and eighteen months
from the day Of SALE with interest at per ceDtum
rer annum: or the whole purchase money may be
chaser can at any time anticipate the maturity OF
the deferred payments with the interest rebated.
deEoslt OF Ieo will be required on the improved lots
s Enc + OF s2S on ,o the A., uninproyed lots at
insurihg tthe improved property is to be
Kept insured in q reasonable sum until sill
the purchase money shall have been paid. and re-
cord1ng at purchasers cost. No deed given until
raid: If the terms of sale are not complied with in
ten days from the day Of SALE we reserve the risht
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faultng purchaser, after five days notice in the
Evening Star.
plat of each subdivision will be exhibited ar
sale. "
WESTEL WILLOUGHBY,
No $50 Louisiana avenue. Trus+ae.
No. 435 It'll street NV. J
Jef-d&GS &. ". HANDY AuctiOneer.
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NUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
T,HOMAB BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FOUR STORY BRICK
HOUSE ON THE WEST SIDE OF NEW JER-
SEY AVEN UE, BETWEEN B AND C
STREETS SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON,

By virtue of q deed of trust, dated the 31st -
day Of DECEMBER, 1874. and duly recorded fS
in Liber 94l, tolio 40S. ct seq, one of the ".
Land Records for the District Of Columbia, the un-
dersisned Trustee will sell on MONDAY July THE
12IH. 1880, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, the following de-
scI1bed property, VIZ: The whole of the Lot num-
bert d seventeen l7) aud part If Lot seven CD. in
Square Ssgoa numbered si1 hundred and eighty nine
as follows: Commencing for the same at the south
west corner of Lot numbered seven ID, in Square
numbered elk hundred and eighty nine, in said
City Of Washington, ash Pc. running themes east
Of Lot numbered seventeen 40, In said Suusre
No. esq: thence north with west line of said Lot
NO H. to the north west corner of said Lot seven
teen Q thence west parallel with the south line Of
said Lot numbered seven 60, to east line of South
Capitol street thence south along line Of said street
to the place of beginning
Terms: One-hal cash: the balance at three and
six month";, with notes bearing interest at per
cent, and secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty. ALI COW eyancin9 and recording at pur-
shaser's cost $iCe deposit at the time Of sale. If
the terms OF sale are not complied with in seven
days from the day Of SALE the Trust ee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser.
5e12-d&ds JAMES A. TAFT, Trustee
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.. Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE-No. 512 ELEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND NORTHWEST.

BETWEEN AND + NORTHWEST.
This valuable lot is about 80 feet front by "A
100 feet deep, and formerly belonged to the f5x
late James Fitzpatrick. It has upon it an .1:.1
old, but substantial Frame Dwelling and store It
win be sold at public auction on THURSDAY AT
TERNOON, TIE path INSTANT, AT O'CLOCK.
Coed title and free from all membranes.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in one, two and
three years. with six per cent interest 500 to be
deposited when property is Knocked down. Con-
yeyancing, &C., at purchasers cost.
JAS. FULLERTON, Attorney,
494 Louisiana avenue.
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THE LEADvIILE MINERS SGRIKE.-A citizens
organization, 5000 strong, was formed In Lead
vile yesterday to protect the working miners,
and proclamation was issued that If any at
tempt be made to Interfere with or tntimidate
the men, the leaders would be held responsible
with their lives.