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Passed March II. is1s.l
THE BOARD OF rRusTsKs OF GOLD

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
\ Hi do ortsin;
sncros !. NO p.r.on Or psrsons, nrm. ~
porato limits Of the Town OF Gold Hill carry
on or pursue any trade or buslne's hereinafter
mentioned. until he. che, they. or 10 have paid
for and taken out . license. - IL hereinafter pro
yided: and fer any violation OF this ordinance
tho party offending shall. on conviction. be
fned In any sum not exceeding Two hundred
doliars, besides the costs OF the action; and In
default Of payment thereof shall DO imprisoned
In the Town jail Of the rate Of one day for
every TIVE dollars Of such nne and costs.
SEC. O. AL licenses, except - hereinafter
provided. shall be paid quarterly In advance,
Inc quarters to commences on the nrst days Of
February. May, August aud November In each
year; ami In esse any person or perrons. nrm.
association, or corporation n quired 10 take out
license shsll fail TO take out such license for
the current quarter. prior to the hfteeIth d 'ys
OF February. MAY, August and sovembcr OF
Zach year. he. she. they, or II shall be subject
TO pay an adii' Ion Il ten per cent. over and
above the amount herein prescribed for such
lic~nse. and In addition to the penalty dc
ecrbed In rection one Of this ordinance q civil
action shall be commenced In the nam, OF
"The Town Of Gold Hiu' for the recovery Of
tho amount Of puch license and p, rcentAse.
together with cGsts. including the fee OF the
Town Attorney, 10 BE- taxed ~ hftsen dollars In
each case.
&c. o.. AUG Aartu3l rukl kctp W WHY
omen. and DO present thereat, between the
honrs OF two O'Clock ?. Y. and tour O'Clock r.
u. Of each day tsundsys and holidays except
edl, during the nrrt niteen days VI each quar-.
Tar. TO issue licences, and 10 sball be the duly Of
every person from when Q license tar l. due
and owing TO psy the same II sad Office during
| the time he IL 20 required to keep hi. Office
| omen. and no De vonsl demand or notice BY the
Isr.hsi 10 such person shall b. uscessafy to
| reudcr ruch pera.,u liable to the penalties pre-.
serib.d In section, one and two Of this oidi.
nsnes
sxo. 4. All persons having taken out q license
| undsr this ordinanee Arc hereby REQUIRED 10
thsi, n,srs m hn.ines. nj 10 produce The
Am. xhsn .nnls,ns to The Ms,sh.f for a new
iiesn.e
src 4 n .h.Ii n. ths duty of thu Marshal 10
r.no,, 20 an. ravn a,torns, on IN. dfte.ntb
d.rsns e.n,,.s, Msv Any1.t and Noyemb.r
| oT.,ch Yea, m. ,.nss Of M ne,son. who nave
~, $50 49, M ,skan ont Lcsn.ss "a ,esn,red
by tnis ordinance. Tor the current quarter, TO.
ss,ber Win tpe Amount. for which .uch per.
ssons 40 s%avsr.i,x Mshls md n sh.iI be IN
| dniy Of ,hs Tovn Al oruey forh Nth 10 in.ti.
tuts actions for the recovery Of such amounts.
hssn in nj. once = BOOK styled aud maIicd
.M,r.hsiis IIosnse BOOB" wherein hc shall
a Tar the namea Of All persons. hrms, ussocia
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Pr''idsn. of the Board q Trrsi.s: Of q: Tow.

e1o A WIZ. 0is . d.y Ct home sasny
9tH nsds. Getty ostas M. Aaarsss rssl
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DELINQUENT SALES.
NyERMAN sILvER nININo

Location OF principal plscs
Of business. Ban Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. storry county.
Nevada.
Noics.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of asssas-
ment mo. ttI levied on the went, .nith (2sth)
day Of November. 1879. the several amounts
Get opposite the names Of the respective share.
holders 80 follow:
Names. No. Certtf. 6hs. Amt.
Atkinson. Dsud b Co. Trus
tses......: assss. 10. $50 =.
Atkinson. Doud 4 Co, TruL
Atkinson, Doud 4 Co, Trus-
Breckenridge 4 Yost. Trus-
neutrality-suspicious.. ...Io....O =.
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. NDEs sILVER INNING CON.

NuES VIII az "AMNu SOnAs
"A PAAY.-Losatio OF principal place oil
business. Ban trsnci co, California.
Location VI Works, virginia Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 4. hereby given that at Q meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held on tho eighteenth
listh) day Of December. 1879, an a,sessmen.
mo. 49, OF Twenty-Five Gents per share wss
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
ton, payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, o. the office Of the
Company, Room 3, Nevada Block. 800 Mont
gomery street, ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the tventy.third tssd)
and advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless pa, ment 10 made before will be
sold on MONDAY. the sixteenth uethl
day Of February. 1880. TO pay the delinquent
Assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
BUTLER BUhRiS. Secretary.
Once Room 2. Nevada Bloch, 500 Montgom.
cry ,treet. Fan F,.ncisco California. 20
- E9ATED EUROPA MINING
y Company Location Of principal place o.
business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that ct q meeting Of
the Board q Directors, held on The thirty,nrs'
iluf Fifteen u5) Cs,ts per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary. at the once Of the Company.
No 2tD Montgomery street. Rooms 3 and I. ssn
francisco, California
Any stock upun which this assessment shall
rtmaln dnpsid on the seventh t7th) day Of Feb.
ruary. 1850, will be delinquent, and advertised
for saio at public auction. and unless payment
is made before will be cold on WEDNESDAY.
the tenth ClJth) day OF March. 1850, 70 pay the
delinquent ssse. sment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
J. L. FIELDS, Secretary.
Ofice-No 40 Montgomery street, Rooms .
and 1, Ban trancisco, California. 2d
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Passed November sd,hsn.,
TEE BOARD OF FaUsrfn OF GOLD

TEE BOARD or TRUSTEES or GOLD
enc !. The President and cork OF the so.,s
OF Trustee Of the Town Of Cold H,lI n, hsrs.
By Authorized and required N fstue Bonds 81
the Town o. Gold Hill in ths rum on Ten
Thorsand Dollars U.iisd Stated Ro,d coin.
2 2. The aid Bonds shslI b IN such form
- the President and CLARK Of saiS Board NAV
prescribe, and shall be TO the "a e. that M
Town OF o"ld Hill 10 bound and hol6en md viii
pay to the holder q said Bonds he sum Of
money named therein on the art DIV Of No.
yemoer. A. D.. is0o. With Interest til eeon d
sne fste o. one per cent. per month, 6.nitsd
btstes go,d coin. lnfeiest caysble quarts.k.
SIC. =. The monsy received from the sale a.
eaid bnnds shall Be upsd for the purpose Of 70.
Gold Hill.
sEo. { This Ordinance to take sfsc, ana BE-
In force from and afer IT. passage spd one
weeks publication In the Coin AnL pAny
L. T. FOX.
Prssident Of the Board Of Trustees Of II Town
Of Gold Hill.
Atheists ". O. Hyps. Clerk Of the Board,
On motion Ordinance No. liz, - read, va
pasNd BY the following vote,
Ayee-Trustees Lmssy. Dsuehy and Prssi.
Dent pro. TEN. Mercer.
Ahssnt- Trustee Woolley and frssidsnt Fog.
I
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6S In 60n Per day at home Samples
% W SZU worth IS irss. Addrss sfu.
con 4 Co.. Portland. Maine.
81 AMNC ron MIL MINING AND
No Companies Manufactured q u
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The day upon which the above sssessmsn,
shall be delinquent 10 hereby postponed unit
ysnua J I'd and the day Of sale until wEDNES
DAY. January aist. 1850. BY order oftLe Board
Of Directors.
~ A. colBURN, Secretary.
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p~RLINQUENf SALES.
NALEDONIA aILvER INNING
~ COMPANY. Location Of principal pisos
HR MlMIMG

" oONPANY.-Location Of principal place
Of business, San Francisoo. California:
Location Of works, Storey county. Nsvsos.
iowing-described stock. on account OF ssecse-
ment No. 29) levied on the tenth day OF NO
vsmber, 1878, the several amount set oppo.
site the names OF the respective shareholders
- follows:
Names. No. Osrtaf. 6hs. Amt.
Atkinson. Lyon / 90, Trus-
tees. .IoIl... uUO.. tSoo ..
Atkinson, Lyon 4 90. TruS
tees. ludll ....o.....soV
Atkinson, Doud d 90. Trus.
teee 0...slu 81.
Atkinson. Doud 1 90, }
teee. ioolo..ssiu.... 80
Atkinson. Doud 4 90, Trus-
ices. ............. ......looSA.. N....lu q.
Atkins,n. Doud / 90, rrus-
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SEQ. II. Every per.op, nrm, association, or
corporation eng ,ged In carrying on the bust.
ness Of assaying ores or precious metsls shall
pay, quarterly. for Q license TO carry on the
same. according TO his or their average monthly
business or receipts. - In the following
schedules:
firrt Class-Monthly business or receipts
ave hundred dollars or over. quarterly license.
thirty dollars.
second Cisss-lfonthly business or receipts
two huuded and dlty dollars or over and
under Ave hundred collars, quarterly license,
twenty dolla.s.
Third Cla-s-Monthly business or receipts
und-r two hundred and hny dollars. quarterly
license. ten dollars.
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uuruolt UG GO, Irustees lo,61 o.,
Guruett a U 4 Co do l6376.. $50. ...26 ..
uIeensbaum. Heibing 4 Co,
Trustees .............. 20l0. ...l O.....6 ..
Greensbaum, ..elbins 4 Co,
Trustees .........,......ls660. 40. ...5 ..
Greens baum, Helblng 4 ",
trustees l0a35.. 10. ..10 :.
GreenvDsum. Htlbipg 4 Co.
trustees .lbtbs.. .luO. ..6V ..
Greensbaum. Hsibing 1 Co.
trustees ............... lTl9o. ~. ..l2 %
Greenebaum. Helbina 1 Co,
trustees .IIIl5.. lUOO. .oO0 ..
0reeuebaum, Hslbing / o.,
Tpustaaa iTTl m
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SEC. i6. Every person or nrm engaged In the
business OF carrying on . baro<r chop shall
pay. quarterly. for Q licsnro to carry on the
same, according to his ortheir average monthly
busiress or receipts. a. In the following
schedule:
Firrt oisss-Monthiy business or receipts I'VE
hundred dollars or over. quarterly License, tan
dollars.
recond Uiase-Nnnthiy business or receipts
three hundred and nfty dollars or over add
under i've hundred dollars. quarterly license
six dollarr.
Third Ciass-Mouthiy business or rcceipts
one hundred and any dollars or over and under
three hundred and nity dollars, quarterly
license. four dollars.
under one hundred and any dollars, quarterly
Ne'' ~ 6. O STEVENSON.
PRECEDENT Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the Tosn OF aold Hill.
~ cisii Of the Board.
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ARrnANs.

$50 II. Every person or nrm engaged In
the business Of keep. NC q daguerrean OF pnoto-
graphic gallery, " IN pain Ing poruaits or
mini .tures. sh al pay. quarterly, for Q license
20 carry on the rame. according 70 his, her. or
Their average mouth.y sAlss or receipts, - In
the following schedule:
First Class-Mvnthly sales or receipts eight
HUNDRED dollars or over, quarterly license, ten
dollare.
eecond Class-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars, quarterly license.
| nvs dollars.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

I ADY WARRINGTON COsOLI-
- DATED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of prin.
place Of business Ban Francisco. Cali.
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OLIVER HILL nINrNa

~onee-Rooms 8 and Q. No soi Ion'soncr,
street. san Francisco, California, ID
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POsTpOxnuRNr.

OWCo foMuFtu 70 hO0Ln 10, NO. 10 I6lde1d0f
street, ban francisco. CaiifIrnia.
70 A cuLBURN. Secretary.
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DIED.

O'Clock 3; m. Tuesday morning. Eebruaryl7 1850.
depce, Mrs: HesSler. on Wednesday EVENING. q s
relatives are respectfully invited to attend '' N
FOREMAN. On Monday. 10th of February,
1aSs0. at 2 p. M, EDWARD ROSWELL FOREMAN, aged
Little Rock (Ark) papers please copy.I
HOGAN. On Tuesday, February 18th, 1880. at
6:30a a. n. of heart disease. MARGARET. wife Of
on via t from 18TH as h 1T
tend.
after long and painful illness, Mrs. ANN JONES.
The friends ana acquantances are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late resi-
luary IS, at 2 80 O'Clock.
PARKER. On the morning of February 10th.
1880 at . As o'clock. HENRY E. PARKER, aged fifty
Funeral services viii be held at his residence 326
1885, at 5 p. m. Remains will be taken to Wheeling.
W; Va, for interment.
the Treasury Department, died at the st. James
Of his age. He was a soldier ana gentleman;
esteem ed alike for his faithful services to his
Increment Of the War Of the rebellion he was com
nissioned Lieutenant, and then Captain in Con-
rs As sistant Commissary of Subsistence with Gen.
Banks. in the Army of the Potomac and i9 the De-
for ability, he served as Assistant Chief Commits
sary ct Subsistence on the staff Of Cen Thomas,
Department of the Cumberland, with troops in the
field, to May II. 1865, at which date he became
Chief Commissary Of Subsistence Fourth Army
afterwards served as Disbursing Officer of the b.
reau Of Refugees and Abandoned Lands until his
muster out, September l, 1868. He was man of
much executive ability, and many incidents might
be related of his peculiar good fortune in saving
stores from CAPTURE, and providing stbSsteQc for
troops where others might have failed. and Of his
unfipching performance of duty under fire from
P markable for a deep knowledge Of human nature,
general information and sparkling witticism. He
all circumstances the superlative chara cteriscs of
gentleman. He died as soldiers die.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN PENNsYLvANIA.--The
Lancaster, Pa, Ne,C Era has details Of terrible
tragedy discovered at Bainbridge, that county.
Saturday. Charles Lane murdered his wife and
two children, and then took his own life by
poison. When discovered the victims were lying
on their beds, and their third child. boy three
years old, was found with his feet badly frozen.
It's recovery is doubtful. The verdict Of the
coroner's jury was that Lane murdered his wife
and then administered poison to himself ard
children. They had not been seen since Thurs
day until the tragedy was discovered. Lane.
who was twenty-four years of age, moved from
Carroll county, Maryland, to cambridge, last
year, and the family were in destitute circum-
stances. The children killed were a girl
six years and an infant three months oil d.
From appearances the desperate father, who
was man Of gigantic frame, six feet three
inches in hight. had, besides poisoning the
girl. seized her by the head and body and
twisted her frame until her neck was broken.
On the bed lay Mrs. Lane in her night dress,
with the side of her head crushed in. and her
infant, three months old, lying In her arms,
both dead, the babes right hand holding In its
stiffened clutch a lot Of its mothers hair. The
house is dilapidated old concern. and ad-
mitted the cold wind through many crevices ID
the walls, and in the corner where the little
boy was found it had fair sweep on his body.
The father was no doubt driven to the dead by
insane deSDair
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LETTER OF SECRETARY SHERMAN TO CoLoRED
MISUNDERSTANDING Sherman, In reply to a
letter from the colored members of the Virginia
legislature, who desire to extend to him their
sincere congratulations over the almost univer-
sal sentiment among the republicans of Virginia
in favor Of his nomination as President OF the
United States, says:-"The situation in which
you are now placed. not only as voters and equal
citizens, but as part of the lawmakers of the
ancient commonwealth Of Virginia, where your
race was for long time held In slavery, Is one
of peculiar interest and Importance. You are
now invested with all the rights held by any
other citizens oil Virginia, and you should and
no doubt do feel the full responsibilities of your
position. You may rest assured that so far as
my limited influence goes will seek to sustain
you In the enjoyment of full civil and political
liberty and equality"
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"1RRTED-

BEASLEY-SHANNON. In New York city, on
February TO- $780, at 265 west 34th street, by Rev.
VIM. N. Searles, RICHARD w. BEAsLEY to ANNA
SHANNON.
HARDESTER-GATES. February 10th, 1880,
at the parsonage of Christ Church, by Kew. O. D.
Andrews, John T. HARDEsTER, of Baltimore, Nd.
and FLORENCE V. GATES, of Washington. D. q.
No cards.
KEPPLER-KOCH. On Wednesday, February
18th, 1880, at the residence of the pastor, Rev.
George W: Hyde, GEO. II. KEPPLER to CATHERINE
E. KOCH, both of tins city.
RITTENHOUsE-GOOD On the evening Of
February IS, 1880, by the Rev. I. 8. Wynk0op.
CHARLES E. RITTENHoUSE of Georgetown, d. c.,
to HELEN SHAAFF GooDE, of this city.
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CHARGED WITH ELoPING WITH A STABLEMAN.
The wife of Rev. Chas E. Walker, of Somerset,
Mass, and his stableman, Geo. F. Finkham,
stepped from Fall River boat, by detective,
charged by MI. Walker with elopement. No
one appearing against them the justice dis
charged both. Mrs. Walker declared that the
charge of clipping with the stableman was false,
and gave narrowing account of the ill-treat-
ment she had received from her husband, with
the allegation of Intimacy with another woman
accidentally met Finkham at Fall River, and,
as she had no money, he paid her passage, and
that they had sat up all night In her room. The
justice dismissed Mrs. Walker, with the remark
that hers may have been sad life, but to say
tie least of it. she had left herself open to grave
Suo plciCn.
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THE EvENINHSTAR.
February II, 1850.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion OF Yesterdays Proceed.
lnESs
DISTRICT BILLS PASSED IN THE HOUSE,
HOUSE-After our report closed

DISTRICT BILLS PASSED IN THE HOUSE.
HOUSE-After our report closed
MIR. Hunton chairman OF the committee on
the District of Columbia reported back bill
amending the act Incorporating the National
Fair Ground association, so as to increase the
number of directors from to s. Passed.
Also, bill amending sections OF the act for the
support of the District for the fiscal year 1878,
so as to authorize the collection OF taxes for the
District Of Columbia, to dfStratn SUFFICIENT goods
and chattelS Of the owner of real estate charged
with the payment OF any tax TO pay taxes re-
manning due on said real estate. Passed.
Mr.. Holman, from the same committee, re-
ported bill regulating the practice OF judicial
courts OF the District of Columbia Passed
MIR. Miller, from the same committee, re-
ported bill for an increase in the Metropolitan
police force. Referred to the committee OF
me whole, on point of order raised by Mr..
Blount.
Mr.. Sanford, from the same committee re-
ported q bill for the protection of the Potion &c
fisheries in the District Of Columbia and the
preservation OF shad and herring in the Poto-
mac river. Passed.
Mr.. Neal, from the same committee, reported
bill prohibiting the publication of lottery
schemes in the District Of Columbia. Some op-
position was shown to the bill on the grolnl
that it Disseminated against the papers pub
lShed In the District, and on the further
grounds that 1t was in violation of the dr,t
amendment to the Constitution prohibiting
Congress from abridgtng the freedom OF the
press. Motions to lay on the table, rccommit
and adjourn were successfully voted down. an 1
the bill was finally ordered engroSSe1 and read
third time-yeas 80, nays 81. Pending furJher
action the House adjourned at 1870 pm.
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ANOTHER CHURCH TROUBLE.-A few weeks
ago KEY. Edward A. Foggo, rector of Christ
EpiscoraD Church, Philadelphia, demanded
that one of his assistants, Rev. G.. Woolsey
resign, because of alleged high church ideas.
On Sunday morning last Mr.. Hodge compiled
With the demand, but took occasion to deny
that he had been guilty of anything justifying
crowded with friends of Mr.. Hodge, who un anil
mcusly PASSED resolutions indorsing their rec.
toT, alb declaring that ii the action of the rec
tor and vestry Of Christ church accepting the
restgsation Of Mr.. Hodge was not recinded, they
would demand separation from that corpora
tiOn
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BROS. Auction GERS.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctiopeers.
iRUsTERg BALE OF THREE FRAME Dwell
LINGS AND LOTS ON SIXTEENTH STREET,
Mar SCOTT STATUE AND LOUISE HOME,
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded -
In Lber No. 76S, folio 70, one Of the land 1Haj
records for the District Of Columbia, and at QA
the request Of the party secured, we will sell on
TUESDAY, THE nth DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D.
1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK P. n. in front Of the prem
1ses all that piece or parcel Of ground situate lying
and being In the city Of Washington, in the District
Of Columbia, and known and distinguished on the
ground plat or plan thereof as lot numbered eight
(S), IN square numbered one hundred and ninety
six $780, together with all the improvements, ways,
easements, rights, privileges, appurtenaces and
hereditaments to the same belonging in any wise
appertaining.
This valuable lot has front of sixty one feet on
18th street northwest, in the square with the
Louise Home" and near SCOTS statue. The i'm
proyements consist Of three Frame Dwelling
Houses.
Terms: One third cash, balance of purchase
money in equal instruments, at six, twelve and
eighteen months notes to be secured by deed of
trust on the property sold, and to bear seven per
cent interest, all cash at option of purchaser.
Conveyancing, &C., at purchasers cost. A deposit
of 800 required when the property is struck off.
Terms to be complied with in days, otherwise the
Trustees the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser after
giving five days. notice Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, D. G.
ROBERT Q. HOLTZMAN.l rr-,steas
feb5- d&ds
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TTHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DWELLINGS, ON
DUNBARTON STREET, NEAR HIGH,

By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 2sd -
day Of January, 1873, and duly recorded in 1:.H
Libes s7S folio s1e one Of the land records
the party secured thereby, and by decree Of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, in
equity cause No. 1893, wherein Henry Krause ct al.
are complainants and Peter May ct al. are defend
ants, the undersigned Trustees will sell, on WE'D
NEsDAY, 18th FEBRUARY. At O'CLOCK P. n, in
perty, viz: Part of lot numbered three 49, of the
alp between Beatty and Hawkins addition and
Thomas Beal's addition to Georgetown District Of
Columbia, bounded as follows Beg inning at the
northeast corner of said lot three (3 Dunbarton
street. and run thence south with east line Of said
lot one hundred and twenty eight Q28) feet; then
west parallel to Dunbarton street thirty $50
and twenty eight Q2s) feet, to Dunbarton street
and then east with Dunbarton street to the begin
ming, together with the improvements. which coz
sist Of two Dwelling Houses.
Terms Onc-third cash; the balance at six, twelve
End eighteen months. with notes bearing interest
at per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by
a deed of trust on the property. All conveyance
ing at purchasers cost: $106 down when the prop
erty is struck eff. If the terms of sale not COM
pied with in seven days from day Of sale, the TrIs-
risk and cost of the defsultiqg g purchaser.
teb12.td % Vi r. a. oa aok6ooN, Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-17

A UCTIoN SALE OF STALLS IN THE NEW
IA CITIZENS MARKET, SITUATED ON
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, WASH
INGTON, D. G., COMPRISING
80 Butchers Stalls,
As Hncksters and Miscellaneous do
Fish do,
Will take place on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH,
1880, AT O'CLOCK PM.
Terms made known on day of sale.
feb14-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.