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STRANGE SCENE At A FUNEKAIa-A remarkable
scene occurred at funeral ia Louisville, Ky,
Monday, OF man who was murdered Saturday
last. Charles z. Williams and Jerry Williams
were brothers. boy named Watson having
denied TO Jerry Wilta1Is that he had ia 4
speech, reflected on his sister character 10 any
way, Charles Williams spoke. saying that he
EaQ, ard his remark IS true, adding 10 his
brother: GO hone, or Il whip you" At Jal5
remark Jerry Williams thrust a knife into
Charles Williams heart. At the funeral. Mon
day Jerry Williams. accompanied by three OIL
GERS. suddenly appeared. and rushi3g to the
collin containing his brothers dead BODY, threw
II open ana kissed his brothers lips. He then
threw his arms around his mother aad IA SSei
her. Bot b tainted ltl probable taat Williams
trial viii result Ia CONVICTION Or murder IL ths
first degree
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DIED.

DOYLE. November 2ith. 1880. n 8 30 .. IN.
Mrs. LUCY ID: DOYLE. agsd nifty nine years-
Funeral VIII take place from her lists re.ldenca.
No. 3lS PeInrylVania aven1e. ~ L O'Clock. thea
from Episcopal Church. a sIrest, between 18Th and
14th, at o'clock p. N. Relatives AMI friends ara
invited TO attend.
OkEILL. On the morning of the 25th of No
yeInber, 1850, CwIS O'SEILL, AGED sixty -thres
years, native of DUndalE, county Louth. ireland.
May he rest in peace.
The relatives ana friends of the family ara re-
specially invited TO are his funeral II his
ate RESIDENCE, No, foS street southwest on sat
pic's Church, where requiem Will be offered
for the rtpose # his SOU.
New York snd Baltimore papers please COPY. .
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES IN
SoUTH CAROLINA To CONTEST.-A telegram from
Charleston, :. C, Nov. ~ says: EX-CongresS-
man f. W. n. Mscley, republican Candidate for
Congress IN the second district. mas ID day
served notice OF protest upon the dem0cT ajic
candidate. Mr.. =. q Conner, who. IL has been
election by the state board OF canvass rs.
Mackey'S legal majority Is claimed 10 D. 900
sam Lee. 40 claims legal majority OF OF iess
than COCO, and StalloFaad, Blythe and Smslls
are also preparing protests and the Necessary
evidence against The seating or the democrats
RON tie Isl. Sd. 4,h and lth QiStrfcts.
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SALE OF HORSES, COWS. HeIFaRs, FAMILY
FARMIsG IMPLEMENTS, CORN, HAY
FODDER, &C. Ar AUC TON.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, AT IL O'CLOCK
A. A., at the residence of Vim. II. Brereton, m
near wheaton Post Once, Montgomery CO., I~9Q
Md, on the TN street road. about mi es -
Three Horses, one Cow, two Hefers family
CARRIAGE. farm Wagons, Carts Ploxs. CuItiyatora,
Corn, Fodder, Wheat. Straw all kinds of far ming
IMPLEMENTS; &c. also, five barrels of Vinegar,
. ms: All sums of aud under 80 casn, over
that amount credit of nins months for notes bear
ing interest from dag Of sale, and satisfactorily
lndoreed Terms to be complied with before goo is
are delivered.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. CO.,
noN2S-ot Auctioneers.
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cREMATIoN.-The remains OF Mrs. Lucia
NoyeS, wife OF [. II. Ncyes, or Warren, Pa.
were oremated yesterday at DIR. LeMoynes
furnace at Washington. Pa This was the eighth
Iuclneration Ia this place. Six applications
three from New \ DIRK, Two from philadelphia
and one from Plttsburg-have been made TO
have bodies cremated ar the death OF parties,
al OF which VIII probably be accepted. The
trustees or the crematoTy say they VIII posi-
lively take no more bodies which have been in
teIre0. Mr.. Dye makes al contracts and pays
the trustees $40 for the use OF the furnace for
each cremation.
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iHCENDIARIsM.-The steam saw-mtII and mar
Die works at East Canaan. Conn, with ma
chineTy that cost over So, 1OO. WAS burned early
yesterday morning. Loss total, 10 lnslAance.
The property. belonged 10 Alex. Maxwell. and
would yesterday have gone into tue possession
or James G.. Patterson, OF Hartford under iudg-
ment OF court. From these works came tho
marble used by the Connecticut state capitol.
TIE ne was undouhtedlE incendIarY
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noy2S-6t
fT'RISTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON TENTH
Il SIhEEI; BErMEEN G AND I STREE rS
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION

SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
Ty virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded ~
land records Of the District OF Columbia: ~I.0.
also by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
Nay 18th. 1874, ~ s4bst,1gtns US as Trustees. va
$780, O'CLOCK in front of the premises, all those
pieces or parcels Of land and premises known as and
described on the ground plat plan Of Washington
City. D. G., as being parts Of Lots thirteen u3).
fourteen Q4 and fifteen Q5), in square numbered
nine hundred and seventy -four (974). begin ning
for the same at point distant lis feet four inches
from the northwest corner Of said square and run:
feet lo5 inches; thence north fest iaches;
herce west y feet IL inches thence north IA feet,
and thence west 90 feet inches to the place OF the
beginning, together with all the improvements,
ways, easements, rights, privileges and appurte-
nances to the same belonging or in anywise ap2er-
tsiniDg
Terms One-t in cash: balance In one and
two years notes to bear eight per interest and
to be secured by deed Of trust on premises sold
or all cash at purchasers option. Terms 70 be COM
piled with within seven days. other wise resale at
risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser. sitter nye
Gays public advertisement in some ne aspspsr pub
Ilshe in Washington. D. o. A deposit OF SO re-
Quired at sale. Conveyanciag ana recording at
CHAS. C. pUNCANsON,l rr,..as,
f'HAs. ABBOT, ht"'
COY2,sce, q. 20, Sec2. 5
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ARREST OF ELECTION COMMISSIONERS IN MIS-
slSSIPPL-Ihe Warren county ,Missl election
commissioners, the chairman or the democratic
executive committee OF the sixth Mississippi
congressional district and the chairman OF ae
warren county democratic executive commit
zee were arrested st Nlcksburg yesterday Oy
ofder or Judge Hill, OF the United States court
upon charges made against them relative co the
late election In that county. They were taken
10 jackson, Miss, last night. ana will probably
have hearing to-day.
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EE1RUeTEES' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
L UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
Town, D G., CEN ORALLY LOCATED AT
The CORNER OF WEST AND MON FGOM
FRY STREETS, AND ON THE LINE OF
The METROPOLITAN STREET RAIL
ROAD.
Ply virtue of deed of trust, dated April a. OFT,
1874, and duly recorded in Liber No $50. folio 49,
II9 of the land records for the District OF Co. Il
uI; ba and at the request of the party secured,
viii sell al public auction, in front of the premises,
Oh WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 18TH, A. D. $780,
O'CLOCK NJ, the foil 1wing described real estate
situate in Georgetown. District Of Celumbis. being
al that certain tract OF land contained within
FOLLOW ing nete5 and bounds, that is to Begin
nlng for the same at the corner formed by the in
torset ton of the north line of West street wi b the
east line OF Mnut2Omers street. and from thence
running north by aud with the east line of Moat-
g0nery street three hundred 5000 fest thsGca east
sDd parable with West street one hundred and fifty
u5Uj leet; thence south and parallel with Mont
goInsry street three hundred 5000 feet to West
street, al d hence west by and with the said West
street and the north hne thereof hundred nd
hfty 5O) feet to the place of the beginning, with
The improvements and appurtenances 10 the sa me
bc'' nging.
Terms OF sale One fourth Ga cash; balance in
three equal instzllrnents payable in one, two and
htee Years, for which notes Of the purc bear
OF trust on the property sold. will be taken or all
each at pure option. 500 deposit at tna Of
sale. All conyeyancinR and recording at pur-
Chasers cost. If terms of are not complied with
III ten days frt III tie day OF sale, the Trustees re-.
serve the right to resell the property at risk and
cost OF the defaultjng purchaeer after five days
notice in the Evening Star ne spaper.
BRAINARO II. WARNER, lr.
Oh ARIES Ii. MATrHE as, trustees
no24- cod J. T Col DWELL Auct
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FEfEOs. J. FISHER 4 CO.,
u Real Estate Auctioneers, 1928 F st. NV.

CBANCERY SALE OF A -FOUR STORY BRICK
TiKST An NJ SFndNn n aTRFETss EaSr Ell
THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE
CAPITOL.
o! the District Of Columbia, pas ed in equity -
cause No 74i8. We viii sell at pubic auction -s...
on FRIDAY, THE I'D DAY OF DECEMBER,
1880 AT O'CLOCK P. M. in frtnt Of the premises.
the following real estate situated in ths city of
Washington, d. c., to wit: All that piece parcel
OF ground known and described lot twenty-five
(2l), in square No hundred and twenty eight
(I2o), together with all the imcroyea ents and APP
puI tenances to the same belonging.
he terms of sale as fol Ows: One third Of
the purchase money IL cab. the balance in thre9
equal instalpeuts, payable in six twelve and eigh-
teen months from the day Of sale for which the
purchaser shall give his promissory notes, bearing
interest at six per cent per annuIa, secured by
deed Of trust on the property all Ia cash at pur
chasers' option depo. of 300 will be required
at tine of SALE Terms Of sale to be complied with
within five Gays from day of sale and all conveyan
cling at purch ssers' cost.
FRANK T. BROWNING. \
Columbia Law Bni!ding, 9th st 4 w Trustees.
1906 F street W. no20 dEds
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IT MUSr DE RsTusR TgYISG 70 I've married TO
al emotional actress. 20 have her c,utcGing you
b. the throat at a N. ana shouting 10 a h6arse
stage whisper: '-Siage did5t lock tae kitchen
deer? The key, where is't quick IIistranyle
tbee. DIST lag the milk pitcher on the outer
bat'lemeIts: Aye, me g1oi lord. I'm mad
NfJr York CDTnsparftrr
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BEWARE OF iufammable combs. A little
daughter or IMAM In Portland, Me while
Goa ping her hair before mirror the othara.y
brushed gas jet win her hand. In IN instant
the celiul9id como was In flames and the cnild's
hands and cheek were severely burned The
Comb was consumed as quickly rs piecs Of
paper would have been
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B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aacaonsers.

POSITIVE SALE OF THREE STORY FRAME
DMELLING, On L STREET. BETWEEN
SIXTH md SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
NESI. bi ING No. 62', AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, N9vENBER 18th, AT. 60
P NJ, We ~ sell. in front of The premises, k..
Tart Ct lot t. in square No 449, having Ii $3.50
feet inches front by So feet deep, more or LII
!ess iraproyed by three story frame dwelling con
tanning eight rooms.
erLas: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing Interest from dag of
sale and secured by deed of trust on property
sold. All conyeyancing, &c, st purchaser cost /;
S-tt down On day Of sale.
WALTER Is. WILLIAMS CO.,
ICV23- cSCs AUctIOEeers
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p. T. BARNUM, the veteran Snowman, has
been seriously III at the house of his son-in-law
Mi. HuId, OF New YORK. IL is said TO be the
first serious attack he ever experienced but ne
Is now pronounced Out OF DANGER
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G'HANCERY SALE OFA VALUABLE LOT ON
" 18th STREET NOR CHWE It, between K
AND L STREETS, IMPROVED BY A TWO

AND L STREETS, IMPROVED BY Two
STORY FRAME DWELLING.
BY virtue OF a decree of The supreme COURT III
day OF May, 1880. in Equity Cause No. g. ST., 4a.N
underslgned trustee therein, viii sell at pubic
auction, In front Of the premises. on MONDAY.
The 6TH Day OF DECEMBER, A. D. 1880. AT
tate of Mary NJ. Douglass, one of the parties to
said cause, in and 20 thu following re. estate sit
maze ia the city of Washington nd District Of 90
lGmbia. and Known and deserted az part of lot
numbered eighteen (lS). in square numbered one
hundred and ninety eight l93). designated on
the ground plat of said city and District, and be-
ginning for the SAGE at point fifty five (55) fest
from the northeast corner OF said lot aud running
With Fife nth (l5) street thirty five (35) feet.
thence to the depth of said lot thence orth thirty
five (35 feet; thence back TO the ics of beginning
On Alright line of said street, together with prove
ments thereon.
Terms IF sa @ Three hur dred dollars of thu pur-
chase money in cash within five days from day of
Sale, Of hch the sum of fifty dollars Ist bs pad
at the time Of sale, AID The residue in three equal
instalm Lts at six, twelve and eighteen mon hs,
notes to bear nter3st aud tt be secured by trust
on the property sold. sl cash at option of pur-
chaser. If the t3rms of ale not complied with
III five days from day of SALE the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property 1t the risk and cost
OF defau ting purchaser, after giving i've days
tee Of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. ID. q. Coaveyancing, &c, at pur-
chaser's cost.
NORvAL W. BURCH ELL, Trustee
noY23-dSdS DUNUANSON BROS, Aucts.
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mARRIED,

EOWAN-WASHBUHN Ia New York city, Oc-
tober "a 1882 by the Rev Mr. Var Aistyne, Mr..
q. W RowAS to Miss l.. WAsHBUBN.
SIMMS-SAV4GE. On Noyembc~ fie 1871 in :
slant, 1850, at st. AloyeGs Church. 10y Rev Father
heIey, sAMURL D. SIIEs - Miss MANY II.
SAVAGE.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ~TERN0OH,
u H. WARNER, Auctioneer.
CHsNCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OE WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT

CITY OE WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of decree of the Supre ne Court I,.k
of the Distri of Columbia, passed in equity fsIH
cause mum Der Z, 391, Crank I. Browning. I'LL
administrator of Thomas Young, deceased, vs.
Amelia A. c. Maschaeur ct al. ) the unders gnsd
as Trustee viii offer for sale on FRIDAY TIE 26TH
NJ, at public auction. in front OF the premises. all
that piece or parcel of ground, with the improve
ments thereon and the appurtenances thereto be-
longing lying and being in the city OF Washington
and District OF columbia, and known and described
as that part Of original Lot eight, g. in Square five
hundred and forty-four. l5ti, which begins for
corner of taid Lot, aud ruaning thence east eigh-
teen feet, thence north one hundred aud thirty
feet. thence west eighteen fest, thence south one
hundred and thirty feet to the place of BEGINNING.
Terms Of sale follows: ;ne-third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash within five days
from day Of SALE o. which fifty oil is to be paid
az deposit at the time of sals. and the balance of
the purchase money in three equal instslments. IN
three, six and hue months from the day OF
sale for which the purchaser shall dsIiyer prom
issory note, dated day Of sale, and TO bear in
terest 1T the rate Of six per csntum par annum,
al cash st tbs option Of the purch ,ssr
FRANK :! BROWNING Trustee.
movie eo&ds Columbian La" Building, 5th s..
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FENEUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY on EAST
4 CAPITOL And ,fOCRTEENTH STREETS

- SltE1iCl4 AM r OCis L ID
last at AUCTION.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dgly recorded x.A
N Lher No 40, folio 454 one of the land fSS6
sec9fds u The District of Columbia; also by -saIA
!-rtUe OF decree Of the Supreme Court of tha
Hlsfr1St 81 Columbia, hoiding Equity Court May
Ltit'Ih4E Us "a Trustees. we WITH sell on SArUR-
pA1, UECE3IBER Arm, 1885, AT 30 p NJ in front
OF the premises, all those certsin lots of ground
situate, ins, aid being i'll ths city of Washing
ton, District OF ColUmbis, known and describe
III on he ground plat or plan Of said city as all of
lots nun berei ten. G0,) eleven, o. , twelve, a. }
- fourteen (l4) in SQUARE numbered ten hundred
and eight, OO1S. Containing II, OBJ square
feet nOTe or less, together with al the improve
ECtLts. ways, easements, rights, privileges, and
sNEnrtenaEces to the same belonging or in any
wise apIertaining-
Terms One third cash: balance in one and two
years notes 10 bear per cent. interest and to be
Eecuzed by deed Of trust on the premises sold or
all cash al option of purchaser. Terms to be COM
p,ied witb in seven days otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right resell at the risk and cost of the
defaultiug purchaser after giving five days pubic
notice 81 such sa'5 in some newspaper publ shed IN
Washington. ID. O. A deposit OF $50 q required on
eacn lot al tr of sale. Conyeyancing ana record
lng - pGrch .sers cost - .,,
LH AZ ABROI,
uoyZ3. 20 q, 81 dec2&i
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THE [ TE INDIAN COMPLICATION S.-l telegram
rom Denver, Col, Nov. "a, says: J. II. jackson.
uncle or a. ID. jackson, who was last september
killed. oy the Indians. WAS arrested last night
as an accessory 10 the murCer OF thp Indian
Johnson. but at the preliminary trial 10 dly the
prosecution failed 10 sustain tie charge ana tina
prisoner was discharged. IL lOT seems doubt
Iul II Johnson Is dead, as several parties assert
that they have seen him and that he was only
slightly wounded I'm the ARA. The case or
Agent Berry and Others was postponed til
Apnl q. Commissioner MeaCham today gave
bond OF 5000. Berry, uoyj, aud Cline are
still In CUSTODY
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GUEABD LINE.
" NOTICE
LANE ROUTE,
THE CUSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Between New York ard Liverpool, Call.
ing at Cork aarbOr,
FROM PIER 40, n D., MN YORK
Aserts We'd De- 1IBoshnia. Wed. Dec. %
Scythis. We'd, Dec & iPartiia. Wed. Jan.
Batavia. We'd. Dec. Is Scythis Wed. Jan. II
ialta- We'd. Dec ~ Batavia Wed, Jan. II
And every Wednesday from New YORK.
- 49, RAIEs OF PASSAGE
geo, $50 sIOo gold accorGIirx 10 accom- 1attnns
Tickets 70 Paris, IS gO!d additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
eteerege st very Low rstes- Storage tickets from
AiEerpool ana Queenstown. and al Other parts Of
EUROPE. at lowest rates
Through bills of laden SfTen for Belfast, GLASGOW
aayre, AntHerp and Other poEts on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports
FOR freight and sssage apply ~ The Conpany's
oftlce, No Bowling Green, or both Storage aud
esbip TO OTIS BIGELOw CO. 6C5 iii street,
sl97 VERNON Il. Brown : 90 NY
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DR. BUCHANAN CoSyIcTRD.-The Jury in the
nited states court, al Pniladelphia. IN the
case OF DR.. John Buchanan. Martin V Chap
man ana Thomas Nanduser. charged with c1n-
splfacy 10 delrdGd TIE government OF - 0ls
the amount OF the rec0gnizance or the tirss
named prisoner, returned verdict OF guilty az
TO buchanan and Chapman aud acluittai as %
NaEduser The trial OF Buchanan upoa a
charge o. sVindlinS art using the mall 70. that
purpose Is fixed for Tuesday next,
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FEIEOMAs BOWLING. Auctionee..

LXEOUTOk'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON CONGRESS STREET, GEORGETOWN.
! Be uidersisred, by virtue Of thu powers sesss
conferred up,u thsm IN and by the last Will 9Esa
and testament Of Rose Ann Slant IN, -as.sss.
DECEASED, duly If record in the Regis OF Wills
u the premises at public au-tlon, Tt EsDAY.
EoNEMBER 18th, 1889. AT 4 O'CLOCK, part of Lot
NO. 70 IN Peter's square, Georgetown frontin:
= feet inches on tbs west size of Congress greet
bet"een Bridge street and the canal. by depth OF
4UH fet :, improved 10y fame DWELLING house
=. Terms cash, a deposit OF So required at the
MO-, -. THoMAsJ STANTON. Executors.
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rgEOMAs DOWNING. Auc5ionesr.


BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, BRICK SRA
Bile, No. 1321 On 3D SrrEEf Southeast I,
WITH VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY Al
JU1NtEG, BLING ONE OF The BEST
NaAREES on THE EASTERN BRANCH.
By virtue OF & deed uf trust dated August "a
lst. A: D. 1874, rec rded IN Liber 153. 70 10 Ss3
spI, OF tce land records for the District of An.Sk
Soiun bla, and hT direction of the party secured
thereby viii sell, az public auction, 10 front of
NE prvn'ises, Oh Moo DAY. NOVEMBER 18th, A. ID
1880, II o'CL0Ck NJ, the following desor bed
resi- estate situated in said city and beng kaown
and described IS lots nus,bered one % two 90 and
seven 90, Ill square numbered seven hundred and
seventy one CID, according to thu redivision Of
SAID square, and beng the property which
vas conveyed to the said Leon William Gilinand by
e TfaiI deed duly recorded in Lber &. ID. III. No.
n, 10 10 233. &c, OF tire land records Of Washing
County, in said District.
Terms Of sale One-third cash, balance in SIX and
twelve months. for which notes OF the purchaser
bt&rlnS Interest at six 90 per cent per anuum Sc
cured hS deed OF trust on the properly sod or all
cash, al pure option. \ deposit of 5000 viii
oe required OF the puTch at the ii ne of sale
81 conyeya1c;ng at purchasers costs. If terms of
sale are n0t complied with III days property to be
res"ld at rick and cost OF defautiny purchaser
after FIVE days notice. TIE above property viii be
solo subject to prior deed Of trust for S. OOO with
literest from July ]. 1870, at per cent interest
Boyio-dts TALBOT Q MURRAY, Trustee
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O-KORROW.
, II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

POSTPONED SALE OF SUPERIOR SUBURBAN
PROPERTY AT THE HEAD OF CONNECTI-
CUT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
That masnicent piecs of 9roand fronting zssx
III. 40 100 fest on boundary street, at the 80
junction of said stree: aud Connecticut ava. -
nue., bei1g lot %" Of the recorded subdivision of
wss advertised in the Evening Star TO bs sold on
Saturday, the 22d day of May. 1880, aud az ain on
Friday, the 2Sth Of May, 1885, and the sale of both
days postponed on account Of the weather, will be
again offered for sale on premises on Wednesday,
the Cd Of June. A. D., at 6 O'Clock p M.
Terms o. sale: Oae- third cash, ana the balance
IN one and two years. with seven per cent Interest
JOHN E. NORRIS. Trustee.
~ TEE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED unt!l
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ora, 1880 ns hour and
place. JOHN q. NORRIS, Trustee.
sx-THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 10TH. 1850, same hour ana
place JOHN Z. NORRIS, Trustee
wTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
surely be sold JOHN E. NORRIS. Trustee.
tE-THE PURCHASER AT TIE ABOVE SALE
having tailed to comply with the terms thereof the
property will be rosold on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
isIH. 1850 AT o'cLoCK P. M, on the premi SOC
to make deposit the fall of tbs hammer OF 5000
aid II the terms are not Complied with in days thu
property may be resoId at his risk and cost after
advertisement in The Evening Star of five days.
Oct27-d&ds John E. NORRIS. Trustee.
eE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
sccount OF the rain until SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
2JTH, 1880.
novl5. 17.1sI9 JOHN E. NORRIS, Trustee,
eg- POSTPONED. ON ACCOUNT OF THE
O'CLOCK, on the premises.