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THE EVENING STAR.
RIDAY. October IS, 1880.
Secretary Sherman in the Campaign

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HIS ADDRESS IN CHICAGO on POLITICAL ISSUES.
A republican dernt nStratiou IN Chicago last
night, In honor Of Set Rotary Sherman, was very
large and enthusiast c. Ameeftng was held At
Mccormick hall, pre- ided over by Hon. N X.
Falrbank and Franz lin McVesgh. Secretary
sherman, accompanied by Gen. Logan and Hon.
I; u. farWel. entered and took seats upon the
platform. HIS appear ance was the signal for
loud applause. Mr.. s! erman said: .sThe presI
dental election is trans ferred from the October
states 10 each and every state in the union.
very hopeful for the republican party is not so
decisive but that the people OF every state must
now diligently and actly ely take their part In
the great canvass this fall, which In my iudg-
ment, is OF greater importance than any since
the election OF Abraham Lincoln In 1S6a IL is
the turning point which will settle for many
years the aseendency and DRIFT OF political events
As republican. earnestly devoted to the prfn-
Clpies and policy OF the party, l am entirely
willing TO rest my hope Of success upon com.
pariSon by Independent and Intelligent voters
OF The principles and conduct Of the two par.
ties" He then discussed the issues involved
In the pending contest between the re-
publican aud democratic parties as to state
lights and national supremacy. dwelling
al some length upon the evils WROUGHT on thss
country In past years by the practice OF ST atp
rights and the attempt TO extend slavery Under
the workings or that doctrine. The republican
idea on national supremacy has been repeatedly
sustained by the courts and by the Su creme
Court OF the United States. by the results of the
CIVIL war and by the result OF twenty years OF
republican administration, which has put our
nation for the first time among the leading
powers of the world. ard has developed the re-,
sources, credit aud prosperity OF the whole
country TO an uneXampled extent. Such results
would be imported by democratic success
After referring to Generals Garfield and Han
cock, he said OF the latter: 1.-The rebel soldier
would rule him as thoroughly as he ruled Mr.
buchanan, while the administration OF Gen
Garfield Will be conducted by man fndepend-
ent Ia views, entirely familiar with every branch
OF the government and with every question of
the day. Gen. Garfield will continue and com
piete the work already performed by Lincoln.
Grant and Hayes, and will secure you financial
honor, public credit, peace and safety"
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a CURIOUS SUIT AGAINST A LOTTERY Con-
PANY.-JuOge Daniels, IN supreme court, cham
bers, yesterday granted an attachment in
against the Louisiana State Lottery Company
and it 8fficeTS and agents in this city, ana
moneys belonging TO the defendant on deposit
in the National Park bank were yesterday taken
possession OF by Deputy Sheriff Finn. II was
stated that Jackson was a dealer ia lottery
tickets and policy slips, whose business was
broken up by the recent proceedings against
the lottery company. In this complaint jack
son says that between July, lS76, and Septem-
Der, 1Ss0. he invested in the tickets OF the COM
pany $50, ISL. 81, and he seeks TO recover double
that sum under the statute or this state, which
gives person who purchases a lottery ticket a
right OF action for double the amount invested.
With double coStS-N Y. .StIs7, IAN.
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DIED.

ROLAND. Thursday. October l4th, 1890, at 8: 80
p M, MITE AM BoLAND, after painful illness.
Funeral Will take place Saturday, October 10th
at O'Clock p. M. from her late residence, No Pal
I'd street northeast. Relatives and friends are re-
specifuily invited TO attend.
BURROUGHS. On the morning Of the l4th Oc-
tober 1880. j. RICHARD BURROUGHS, of George
town, ID. c., in the forty sixth year Of his age.
ard SO He bringeth them unto the haven
where they would be ."
Funeral services from St Johns Church. George
town, at O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
MALONEY. Departed this life. after a short but
painful illI which she bore with christian for
iitude, JoHANSA MALoSEY, AGED twenty three
years, four months and four days.
7 he funeral will take place on Sunday the 18th
init at p. m. from the residence of her uncle,
Thomas Allen, No. 1872 l6t street NV. Friends
CT the family are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice. 2ts
MCCARTHY. October 14tb, 1882 at O'Clock D.
N GEORGE A, son Of Florence and Elizabeth
Mccarthy. az. ten years.
Funeral to morrow, at O'Clock p. m, from pa
rents late residence. 1425 10Th street northwest
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BALT1MoBES CELEBRATION YESTERDAY.-The
parade yesterday In continuance OF Baltimore's
Sesqui centennial was splendid affair in more
respects than one. The Scotchmen had the
tight OF the line, and they and their Highland
dress attracted much applause all along the
route. There were many other handsome fea-
lures In the line, notably the Catholic knights
and beneficial societies, French and Itali n
benevolent societies and The cOlOTed orders.
The temperance societies made but poor show
iDg. The county farmers clubs were out in
force, and had several handsome ears I'm their
dlIlSion; ana the Christopher Columbus Society
representation OF the Santa Maria aud COluul-
bus crews. The visiting Scotchmen were ca
iel talEed by MI. ". W. Spence. president OF the
81 ABCreWs society, and Others. and left the
city last night The Hebrews held anniversary
exercises al Hanover street synagogue last even
ng, where addresses were made by DR.. Arnold
and Mr.. X. StocEejt Mathews. Annivers 4ry
exercises were also held at the Eastern aaf
Western female high schools. and new school
building corner Eayette and Greene streets was
dedicated With Interesting exercises.-Am-r'i-
fU7;. fO-GTpL
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETRRK0OK.
VNkUs-EFS' SALE OF TWO TwO-sTORY
Il BhlCk DWELLINGS, Nos. So AND 514 B

oAhA.64 coO w u u.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated Deem ~
per 18th, A: D. 1874. and duly recorded in I'D
Liber No 77Q. folio 81, one of the land -2.,&-
the request Of the party secured thereby, we will
fel at pubic auction. in front OF the premises, on
TUESDAY, the FIFTH t5rH) DAY OF OCTOBER,
A: ID. 1850, at ~ O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that certain
piece or parcel of ground, situate in the city of
Washington, District of Columbia, and being lot
numbered two f2), in square numbered eight hun
dred and forty two (Si2, beginning for the same
at point on South ''B" street ffty-two (52) feet
six and one-half l6aO inches west from the south
dred 900 feet and four inches thence west ffty-
two feet six and one half inches: thence south one
hundred 00O) feet and four inches to the said
South b street." thence along the line of said
street fifty two feet six and half inches to the
place of beginning, together with the improve
ments, &c.
Terms: One third cash; balance in three
equal instruments, payable in six (6,) twelve
G2) and eighteen QS) months, with interest
at the rate OF eight t per cent per anuum secured
Dy Dc ed OF trust on the property sod all cash
on each houFe if sold Separately viii be required
stt.me OF sale. All conveyancirg and recording at
purchasers cost. If terms of sale are not complied
with in ten days. the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at rik and cost of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers
BRAINARD II. NARNER,l 1-,,s,..s
EDWARD WOLOOTT, if"s'ees'
J. 7. GOODWILL. Auct. sep22- eodSds
swTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th. 1880: same hour and
EDWARD WoiCoTT. Trustees.
octe-eodSds
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILn0AD.


TIL; THE gREAT D0gsLE TRACK.
North, Northwest, West,
Leave WA ,sS 1iSt 4S5Si d. l 80 p III
.,o 00o an--baltimore, Eicett City and Way Sta
$50 m.-tBaltimore Express
mG1nt. strasburg. Winchester, Hagerstown. Frede-
rsk Il, and way via Relay
and VA anu sS Sig Express
0O New York, Philadelphia. Boston and
Baitimore Express. Parior car to New York and
i! o0 q; ln:-ton sunday only-Baltimore. snnspo-
9lo a.m:-tst. Louie. Chicago. Columbus and
fttshuIg EXPRESS; Connects for Hagerstown and
P1ednont. except Snnday) Pullman to DIN
einnati and Louisville daily; Grafton to sandusky
1000 a. m Baltimore Express Stops at Bladens-
R}nra' Coiiese BeItsyile. Laurel, Annapolis juno
y 40 m.-Baltimore. Annapolis. Ellicott City
lbs p.m.-tBalt more and Laurel Express
Lao p.m .-tOE Sunday only, Baltimore and Way
2:3O p. m.-New York. Philadelphia aud Boston
$50 p.m.-Batimore and Way Stations. win
chester, Frederick, Hagerstown ana Way, via Re-
A so p. m.-Baltimore. Bladensburg and Laurel
Txpress Frederick, via Re az. Stops at Annapolis
30 m.-tPoint Of Rocks Frederick. Hasers-
to Point Of Rocks and way Stations only. ''uiaA'
40 p m--tBaltmore, Annapolis and Way Sta
IONS
$40 p.m.-tCbicsso and Columbus Express
Sleeping cars to Chicago daily.
5 As p m.-tPhiladephia aud Baltimore Exprees
Stops at BladensburR and Laurel
Cos p.m.-Font OF Rocks and Way Stations
6:45 y nj Baltimore and WAY Stations.
80 p-m.-BALTIMOkE AND LAUREL EX-
PRESS.
$50 p. mist. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and
P1ttsbllrg Express. tP1ttsburg, except Sunday.)
Sleeping csrs to St Louis and Pttsburg.
y IS p. nj Baltimore, Bladersburg and Laurel
Express.
LOIS I6;15 pm11tNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
car to New York, and special sleeping to Phiia-
delI hia.
tbaily. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply st the Baltimore
and Chic Ticket Offices Washington Station, and
COB. GIG and Corner l4th and Pennsylvania avenue,
where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked ard received at any point in the city.
W. NJ. OH MENTS, Master of Transportation.
J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. kOoNTZ. General Agent.
c. K. LORD. General Passenger Agent. nyl7
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ID H. WARNER, Real Estate Auc.ioneer.

u II. WARMER, Real Estate Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE GROUND on
II STREET NORTHWEST, NEARLY OPPO-
SITE THE NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH,
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated Febru- I.A
sry LIST. d. 1871, and recorded in Ii er fessE
G37, folio 400. OF the land records of Wash A@4H.
ln9ton county DC. the subscriber vii sell to the
highest bidder, on the prem isea, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the following property, situated i'll the heirs Of
John DayidsOn's subdivision of original Lots Z,
and Q, i'll square numbered $50, 1.-TWO hundred aud
fifty" y in the city of Washington, District Of Co
lumbia, being parts of OTIS three and four, front
DY, together, A feet 259 inches, more less, on
street, by l02 feet, more iesS deap; aud all of
Lots five and six, each fronting twenty-five feet on
street, with the improvements &C.
i.Terms Of sale One fourth in cash (of which 800
on each parcel, if sold in parcels. must be paid
time of sale) and the residue in equal instruments,
in one, two and three years from the date of sale,
for which the purchasers notes viii be required,
bearing eight per centum per annum interest, pay
able half yearly, to be secured by deed of trust
ca the property sold, all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at the pur
chasers cost; and the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the property, any thereof, on ve days
notice published in the Evening Star, at the risk
and cost OF the purchaser, should he fail to clmpy
with the terms Of sale within five days from its
date.
oet4-d A. HYDE, Trustee.
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R1p n VIRTUE tlli7[ E,t OF 4 DECREE OF. THE ST.
O PRIME COURT OF the District of Co. "a
lnmbia, passed in the Equity Cause Of La4de Iri
II, Will, on WEDNESDAY,, the nth DAY OF DC
ToBER, AID: 1885, AT FoCR O'CLOCK p. NJ, III front
of the premises offer for sale at public auction the
following improved Real Estate in the city of Wash
ngtoD, in the District of Columbia, that is to say
all that part Of Lot numbered fourteen, "a in
square numbered one hundred and forty twoG 42, }
contained within the following metes and bounds
BEGINNING tor the same on 18th street west at the
nc rtheast corner Of said Lot, and running thence
W st with the north line thereof 13l feet inches
thence south with the west line of said Lot 81 feet
2n inches; thence east and parallel to the north
line of said Lot l31 feet inches to the line of 18th
street aforesaid thence north with the line of 18th
street aforesaid u feet 2 inches IL the place of be
SHINING, The improvements consist of three
story Brick Dwelling, with mastic front, No. Ga
18th street northwest.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
i'll cash, and one-third i'll one year, and one third
in two years from the day Of saie, with interest, to
be secured by mortgage, upon the premises sold,
to the Trustee, for the of the parties interested,
according to their respective rights and interests.
subject to the approval OF the court. 800 deposit
on acceptance Of bid, and conyeyancing and re-
cOrtlng at purchasers cost.
ROBERT ". MCPHER ON, Trustee,
BOT u street w.
THOS. J. FISHER, Auct
oCtl4, 10, lG, Is, -, -, % %, 2G, 81
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, H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
ON SOUTH A STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
AND STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
ON SOUTH A STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated July Sd, -
a:D. 1s56. Gully recorded il Iiber No. S26, fs1:3
folio 13S, one of the land records for the Dis
tlict of Colllmbia and by virtue of the decree of
he Supreme Court of the District of Columbis in
certain proceedings in equity in No. z, 200.
Wherein Stanly Plummer was complainant and
Harriet Il. Bates and others were defendants, and
by request OF the party secured thereby, we will
sell, at pubic auction in front of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE Doth DAY OF OCTOBER. A d
parcel of ground situate in the city of Washington
aid District of Columbia. and known and de-
corded subdivision Of square No. sevea hundred
and sixty Geo, together with improvements, &C.
Terms of sale: One third cash; and balance in
equal payments in one AID two years from date Of
sale, with interest at six per cent and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. Terms to be COM
piled with in seven days from the date of sale;
otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to resell
ct the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser,
after ten days advertisement.
DANIEL. PLUMNER,} rr,,..,o,
octT-d&ds WALTER III. SMITH,, Ai"9'oee.
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WHO'S. ]. FISHER 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

NhOS. d. ElSHER q CO., Auctioneers
TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on MASSA-
CHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN THTH
1Ef Nth AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
AT PUBLIC SALE.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 15 eaH
AT O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell -
part Of Lot No: To- in square No. 247. front-rA
1pR 80 feet on Massachusetts avenue, between 18Th
and l4th streets northwest running back I25 feet
toa lOfoot alley, to be divided into two lots of S2
feet front each.
Terms: One-thrd cash: the remainder in six
and TIVE We months, with inter est at the rate OF
six per cent.
THOS J. FI&HER & CO.,
AuctiOneers ard Real Estate Brokers,
octll-d 1928 f street n W.
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SUIT BY WASHINGTON IRvING'S NIECES.-The
Misses Irving, nieces OF Washington Irving
and G. p Putnam's sons sued Pollard & Moss to
restrain the latter from publishing volume OF
The works OF Mr. Irving. Judge Beach. before
whom the case was tried In supreme court, spe-
cial term. has decided In favor Of the de-
fendants, holding that an author has no com.
mon law right OF property In literary works.
and that defendants use Of the title '.Irving-s
Works" does not interfere with any legal rights
Of the plaintiffs, though applied by defendants
10 the authors writings, not revised or cor
the title is applied By plaintiffs to the authors
revised, corrected and complete writfngs.-N.
Y SIM 1871.
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A DISCIPLE OF Mr. ISGERSOII.-W. ii. john
son, native OF New York state, aged IS years.
who had been living On the Island OF Hawaii
for lumber OF years. committed suicide in
Honolulu on september p, by seYerfDg the main
artery in the upper right arm. He lett a letter
explaining the state or his finances. and closing
as follows; Il want no priest or parsOn. | am
going to solve Bob lngersoIs problem. Good.
by. BIII. JOHNSON
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DIBIIC SALE OF THREE HUNDRED AND
L SEAENII SIN AND HEADQUARTERS
ACRES OF LAND.

willard testament of Douglass Chopper, late ~
OF Montf t. thd eo4nty deceased, and an IL
County, the subscribers. Executors will sell at
public sale to the highest bidder at '.CIopper's
Station" on the Metropolitan Railroad OF SAtCR-
DAY, 9TH OF NOVEMBER, 1880, AT THE Hour OF
II O'CLOCK NJ. the following described pieces or
nar ts Of land, to wit; Let No 2, continuing 38
INTO the private residence of the late Douglass
Chopper and the private road of Williala r. Hutton
station and fronts on the BarnesviIle and Rockville
road from st. Roses church to the road leading INFO
the residence Of the said Douglass Chopper. Lot
S T. e ef and y roqds and 20
fhe north, from Choppers station to seneca
east by the private road Of William r. Hutton Lead
ing to said station; the south and west by the
lands Of Harry Cooke and the waters of Big Seneca.
perches of land. This lot is bounded on the south
from Choppers Station to Seneca Bridge by the
Metropolitsn RAILROAD, on the west by the lands of
and Others and on the north and east by the lands
OF the heirs of the late Thomas English Lot No. T.
contains Ga acres of land. This lot fronts the
GAINESVILLE and Rockville road, Immediately in
front OF 81. Roses church, and is bounded on the
Nos 5, and are III fair state of cultivation en-
closed with good fencing and zee land is Of fair
quality. All OF these lands near the Metro
Ioltan Railroad, furnishing beautiful and healthy
lecat for building sites, the railroad furnishing
every facility t. Washington, DC, ana Baltimore.
\ mere ~ sIable locality for summer residences
quantity Of timber chestnut. white and black oak
and hickory, and is susceptible Of being made
beautiful and productive farm.
Terms Of sale: One third 81 the purchase money
to be paid in cash, aud the residue in and two
Years the deferred payments to bear interest from
Eeyancing at the cost of the purchaser. plat of
the lands vii be exhibited on the day of sale.
G GnhdHG2f ff y; "COPPER" Executors.
octl5, ~, 70, %, 30, nova
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CLYDE's NEW EMPRESS LINE

WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, AIAEXAN DRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
CoSNECIISG AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE's
LINES FOR NV YORK, Boston, PROVIDENCE
FALL RIVER, AND ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
IhrOush bills of ladipg given.
SAILING DAYS.
FROM Mondays, at D. m.
from lhiiadelp hia-Saturdays, at 10 a m.
Freight received daily until pm. Geo YetoTn
sods received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM p CLYDE & CO., General Managers
1ZSouth WhaTyes, Philadelphia; j. Fl. JOHNSON
CO, Agents, 18th wharf and 1902 f ST. n. W.,
"asnln1t0n- suRl7
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REV. Il. G. JAMES. Of Chicago, recently
preached ON Sunday morning In the Presby-
ierian church at Marshall. Michigan, and an
nounced that he would preach In the evening.
The interval he spent In a beer saloon aud
being deharred from preaching, returned to his
drunken associates
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An amateur cornet player, not being allowed
to practise In bis residence, at Bloomington, Ill
shut himself up in the stable He hal not blown
many notes before horse kicked him 70 death.
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A CONTRACTOR TO BE TRIED FOB MANsLAUGH-
TRR.-Ephraim b. Armstrong, the contractor
who built the grand stand on the falr GROUNDS
at Adrian, Mich, which fell year ago and
caused the death OF seventeen persons has
been arrested. He fled from his home after the
calamity, and only returned few days since,
hoping that his connection with itowaS by this
time forgotten. He is to be tried for mar
slaughter.
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4 CURIOUS CASE was brought to light yes
terday by the death OF Katie DaShiell at Bay
view Asylum. In the year 1882 during the
preya ence OF the cholera In this city, woman
Was brought to the Old almShouSe suffering
from the disease. She had with her a child
about two years old, VINO &C the time seemed OF
perfectly sound mind. The mother died and the
ch - who was left at the almShOuSe. has ever
since been an inmate or that institution, and
wien Ii was removed TO its present site she was
AIKEN along. From the moment she entered
the Institution up to the time OF her death yes
'erday she never spoke, smiled nor was capable
OF the slightest action but was fed and handled
like an infant six months Old She continued to
grow until she reached the size OF Child OF six
years, then ceased, but her head continued to
grow until it became larger than that OF an Or
binary adult. Her form was that OF CON-
pletely-deyeloped woman, only on a dminutiye
scale. small rocking chair was made for her.
ard she would sit in Ii all day, doing nothing
but rocking herself TO and fro. One peculiarly
was that she seemed entirely imperyious to all
diseases, for whatever sickness attached itself
TO the institution, it never had any effect on
her. The trustees have decided to give her a
special funeral Service.-RGit. Sun TO-DAY.
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WOMEN VOTERS IN NEW YORK STATE.-At the
school election in Fayetteville, N y, Tuesday.
voted. The woman's candidates for trustee,
clerk and librarian are elected. A daughter OF
Mrs. Gage is elected clerk and Mrs. Frances p.
Carr trustee by 126 majority. AT Port Jervis 80
composed OF ladies, was defeated. Two other
tickets were in the field, run On sectarIan issues
the anti Catholic ticket being successful by a
plurality OF $50. AT Perry large woman vote
was cast Two women were elected members
OF the school board. At Knowersvflle women
voted Tuesday evening. At P1eksville f1Ve
women voted In one district. AT SheltiS Island
women voted. AT Nc, Morris one hundred and
twenty women voted
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TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated August sssss
9TH, 1873, and recorded III Liber SJ4, folio -
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850, in front of the premises AT
o'CLooKP M Lots 81, % and east half of Lot 20,
in Square No. 100 ~
Lots q. ~ and esst hat of 90 are on NJ street,
between 10th and 2lst strests and viii be divided
Terms: One third cash residue in ak and twelve
months, with interest, TO be secured by deed OF
trust. $50 deposit On each lot when sold
FRED. ". JONES, rr.
,no, IHOS. L. HUME, ir"sVseS'
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. sep29 dts
eB-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
i tuesday,, THE 18TH DAY OF OCToBER 1885, AT 5
O'CLOCK p. d. Ey order CT Trustees
octt-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABGY
IostI oned until MONDAY, OCTOBER 18Th, 1880,
octl3-dts