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A Horrible New York Murder.

HANCOCK, Nov. 1.-The body OF
Christian Tessen, q well dressed and
apparently wealthy German. was found
at this place several days ago under
circumstances indicating suicide. 1t
has since transpired that he was foully
murdered and robbed Of a sum OF
money he had In his satchel, and his
body placed in such position as
would Indicate suicide. The nfled
satchel has been found In the Della.
WIRE river, filled with stones where it
had been thrown by the murderer. =
The murdered man had just come into
possession of q large fortune in Eu-
rope. The murderer has escaped.
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nhfos Aftted by the New Fast
Trains.

When the fast trains now operated
between New York and Chicago arrive
at the end of their run each engineer
stepa around to the front OF his loco
motive and brushes the dead birds
from the plate over the "cow- catcher. u
Birds miscalculate the speed of these
trains, and attempt to fly across the
track Immediately in front of the on.
gine, and are struck by the smoke
stack or the headlight and fall dead
upon the plate al the boiler head.
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New Recfors.

Rev. Chas. Il. Murray, of Philadel>
phia, the new Rector OF st. Andrew =
+. l.. Church, appointed TO fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Rev. ]. w. Kaye, entered upon his
duties yesterday. He is minister of
ability, and a brother in law OF Gregg
Chandler, of this city.
Rev. Henry b. Martin, Of Havre dc
Grace, Md, has accepted the Rector :
ship OF Trinity Chapel, this city, which
was rendered him by the yestry list
week. lie has been at Havre de Grace
for the past fifteen years.
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The pay roll of the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Altoona for October
amounted to 100000.
Robert Isaacs, farmer, residing near
Atlantic, Crawford county, committed
suicide on Friday.
Fifteen million bushels of coal are
ready for shipment at Pitlsburg and
only await the proper stage of water.
A man named Benthoider fell from
q telegraph pole near Greensbufg on
Friday evening and sustained serious
injury.
Rev. DIR. Collyer informed his cons
gregation yesterday that many persons
were led into evil ways by following q
literal Interpretation of tho Bible
He believed that the assassin 0uiteaa
fancisd that he was doing the will OF
Gsd when he shot the late President.
Many ministers OF the Gospel will be
surprised Mt being told that reading
the Holy Book prompts men TO as
agsttnatign
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Death OF Edwin Booth : Wife.

NEw HnRK November 3,-lIr Nj
McNickar Booth vile OF lhe tfap4ll,
Edwin Booth. died ia IN, cty ID 4
after q lingering Illness. She was
daughter of j. II McErcssf, formerly
MeVickat's Theatre, ot Chicago,
was married u kDosh in tb~ h8of Is
She As an actress OF considerable tntl
though not distinguished, aal het /
appearance on The stage was al Boot
Theatre, in TIL, city, durug tie sum-
preceding her marriage M, Meyck
her mother, was with Mf,. Booth ,lal
her last illness. ..-
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Tl,aaarnRaaa

The three German carp recently on
ekhibition In tho window of Almond x.
%: grocery store, were eaten, ON sal.
nrday evening, by Mayor A llmond, Fish
= commissioner Enoch Moore, Jr., DR..
shor,ildge aud J Gcob Pussy. They wers
ionnd TO bs excellent In taste and II ,yor.
IL ls likely that an organization ior thu
protection OF fish will soon be- organIzsd
ny number OF gentlemen in this CITY.
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Humbusged Again .

] saw 30 much said about the inertia of
Hop Bitters, and my wife who was al.
ways doctoring but never well, leased
me 90 urgently to get her some, con.
ciuded TO be humbugged again; and /
am glad 1 did, for In less than two
months use Of the Bitters my wife was
cured, and she has remsined 30 for eiqh-
teen months since. like such humbng-
ging. H. t., St. Paul Pioneer Press
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matrimonial Results .t ,o.

Hanover College, Iudi,n,. ,o,.,
admitted lleilus to her hal. ,,,a iV5rall
suit has beenseyaral u.I.E,,l'.l'i avg lhr
.hs STU ieht4. Oao occurred i,., 1.o v
anu tho groom and hi. he.f ",a se'
suspended inr their iunncpnt A ".,'I WI
anu the brideran uf home T., 'p,r' '
the same tate. coedueatNn ~ Y
cess at Hanover,
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TWO BOAs Arresi.h

Ihls morning two colored boys were
arrested oil Poplar street ab b1ye Fourth
on tue charge OF entering store on said
street, aud stealing few minor articles.
They were locked up in one of The CIV
cells, aud Will be given a hearing this
evening.
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HERES. 10 six M,r,,on Dollars.

CHICAGO, Nov. Bit is just DIS
covered that the wife of John Forsyth,
we'll known citlz IN, Is heiress to the
estate of the late Peter Smith, of Dunn
flies, Scotland, valued at 50 ,O00,0 900.
Legal documents have been sent TO
Scotland to prove her claim.
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An old Doctors Al, ice

II was tlils "'Frastla Gal An1 :, =
your b ]welz OPEN for.tlii- L.. IaT |
many an old doctor has 'l,i4 , ~ ~ Wa, !,
itually costive 10 take hldtfy, \, Wv ",
for no other remedy SO eilee d 'lR ~ ~
comes Tins condition, a,d lil,z -, WI II
tho distress and gripag @iilga u, =, ~
medicines cause. it1s radical 1 tg'y
niles. Don't tail 10 ,lts0zlt.=i .l..
rom he Neg f9ld5 5IalIsa4,#
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-
A COAL NINE oAy.,,,
%,,,on n".s'.s, "s,v.I Wilmington an. u
aged 500, 900 hines Daul

, OhicAao, ILL.,, Noyau,
nay oeen received hers hea,esr ,, l3.-NsJ
night the bed OF PraI,,san sna, on FudJ
s.in.t,onsh into one of e ,ba oreek bro1
oooaeIaga, oosI &C., WllnlnRloa AG and 'p'ns. Of
Tne % lao, ,oo,,npany at streatST1 NeTniHd
break esu wss stream n am at the nom, ss ss.,s S
inches 7 ns'ra m,ae = s,s \, o'ly sight ht"o,s o,
sand, aud the rains n, ise' re' Of Quicl
pressure enough 10 bTa,l .day eausl
,r, '1au ana The qulcksand in,o ,htG9agh d
~, no hoie thus made Is abon, @ al .lls mid
iset. Only four mon ""ou' LOU aV By n
me mine when the hrraG 'n working
a,l OF them escaped. Ma., ,OcoGGa1iel, cG al
"lpe len.s agd \ bnt two Of il,o a ,nni rne imp
fS Ths Is., !" N ,h The SHAFT were us' ,t,.s
.,oo,Voo. J. viii r,dnire t,''uat'i t,,
the break '"' '''he ana rpbl
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One Voice

all over the land goes up from mothers,
that says: "My daughters are so feeble
and sad, with no strength, all out OF
breath and life at the least exertion.
What can we do for them 2" The answer
Is simple and full of hope. One to fou
weeks use OF Hop Bittars will make
them healthy, rosy, sprightiy and cheer.
fnl
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARI EFT

-'10EF1'a . INUF. Z, 0 T. M,
Ekkf CArTLE were In fair demand al
ioinnef ~ ,hI rates. n head arrived aud SOLD
a, aan ,ne nlnerent yards at y. n 7c, Der
pouhd, The latter rate for exIfa Psi
SHEEP were IN demand ami nrIc.. ,,,,.,.z
ifaction higher. 10000 head arrived and
sold ~ The different yards at 2ls ~
al, anu lambs al 7c per pound. ~ h.,
H0Gs were In fair demand 6ooo I'm,
arrived and sold at the different yards =
ioc. per pound, the latter rate fat
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Merino Vests.

w. M. Kennard & Go.
have a line of misses merino
vests, which they are selling
from IS to 37t cents, &C,
cording to the sizes. A
good vest for ladies' at 50
cents.
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FOURTH EDITION
Ina a.iens fer no da..

For the Middle Atlantic States,
generally 90 ldsr, fair weather, north-
west to southwest winds, rising baro-
meter during the night.
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General Gatt, having oftlsloo

General GflGt, having oetls1on
write Judge l.3sisyi oil Galeha,
some OF his presents, lnclulghg "a
onne plaques, sAi3i. t4ts way ~
will lind In tht Patot tSJ Gl9F'I1
plaques, II you kaoa what That fi'ean9]
don't, send them VIII lle Da'Anee
A telegram from o lava, 0gtlr]
says that Mr.. john l'ett1r.neI Sec9
tary OF the Chascaal burners Assoc
tion OF tho ullted sl4ifs, Is .iiitiiii!
yestigating the * cut Of ille lfon \
post at that place, a1l lla l'a"
for thu erection OF ida'l llltlllets
the manufa e.nre OF charcoal non.
General W. s. llarueN @h9 ron
retired iist, Is noS living at ray "
tan, Miss. He Wi have lalllly ~
ion on Thanksgiving bay he y W
tanning some olheeH=oi=tle fie1
navy, with their wtYas.
There afe over sixty county elipd
In Indiana county, Id.
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A Bric a.Brac Majority.
From the Washington u5z-re.

From the Washing Oh uix-ie
The Republicans VIII have, Wlht
dispute, a working IA i1rty Of At Id
fifteen IN thc=neEt ii 4.t.a Is ile 4
keadIlster Alg1la be ID
Greenback NJ -uatI8a.. viii Ars
Smith aud iitlHni II Nv iark 1
Pennsy lYlntd, IS i undoubtedly flte
a Republican 0fsat alton
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BLACK GOODS.

Our black goods COM
attention, on account
Of quality, shade and prices.
A good all-wool cashmere
for As cents Crepe Wells from
SI.75 upwards, at
W. M. Kenard & Co.'S
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DIED.

ALLYN. Fell asleep in Jesus. at i0k O'Clock p.
M Tuesday, June Is, 1854, 10 the six'v sixth year
OF her age. Mrs. n ARIA L.. wife OF W. II. Allyn.
'O'A'' .Entered i into Sor rest ~
Fansral service Of the residence OF her son in
law. w II. h Saith, 2ll2 street. Thursday. At
ford for burial.
COOPER. June 2sth, 1887, at O'Clock p. m
LILY MAY, daughter OF 1homas and Charlotte
Cooper. aged eight years. one month, and twenty
Funeral ats 80 O'Clock. from her parents. resi-
dence, No. 1224 "A street northwest. Thursday,
June 30th Friet dis invited to attend.
ELIOT: At Rysttsvi.le. Prince GEORGES coun-
s-edtevtnty three years.
GgOSS JOHN W. GROSS. beloved husband of
Sarah X. Gross departed this life jane 2ls, 1881.
aged twenty eight years.
HURDLE tuesday June %. 1881, st IL IS q.
M, hELFE B., aged eleven months aud three days.
infant child Of Albert ID. and Frsneis II Hurdle.
Funeral from its parents resiience, No. l7lO
inst at so p. M. Relatives and friends Of the
family respectfully Invited 10 attend.
JONES. On Tuesday evening, June 2sth, 1881.
ALMA FRANCIS. INFANT dsus her OF Henry A. aud
Frances G. Jones. aged eight months.
LEWIS. On June %. 1881. at O'Clock Q. M.
MILO LEWIS Born III Delaware county, Ohio.
Dec. 8. 1870. For last twenty years q resident OF
Funeral services ct residence lxls Chipin street.
att o'oiock this wednesday, evening. hemains
viii be taken to OHIO at 8 :l6 pm.
RIOR, On Tuesday evening, June 2s. 1881, ct
soccer. CHARLES A. kIcs, OF Knoxville. Tenn,
Remains VIII be taken 70 Knoxville. Tenn,
Thursday morning. June 30th.
TEw. -Tuesdsy. June 2s. 1881. at pm, WILL
lew. aged eleven months.
Funeral will take place from his parents resi-
ThIssos. June son al i, Rs.sss .0a
FRIENDS respectfully invited.
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sIlROMAs DowLINa. Auctioneer.
TRUsTRE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On ROAD STREET GEORGE


By virtue Of two deeds of trust, bearing ~
date, respectively. May lst and september 40
9th, 1875, and recorded III Liber No 794, G..N
foa ~ ct seq % Of the land record q the Dis
ndmini.tIatlix Of the hold. the note secured
thereby, viii sell at public .uctlon. in front Of
the prrmises. on SATURDAY, July Cd 1881, AT
o'CLocK Pm /. 81 the undivided right, title. es-
Deeds tteing the entire titie estate and interest
theren save AID except tn st held by Mrs. Harriet
b. scott born iuaIas, still outsta ding IN aud
10 al that piece or parcel OF grouud situate aud
being IA the city OF In the District of
Columbia being in Thomas Beslrs addition to said
for the fame 81 the north ives. OF the proper
~ OF Henry D. Cooke, Uormerly owned by David
Peter and afterwara by John Carter), on Road
street. and ruI ming thence west alo"g said street
fourteen 40 feet wide; thence ia southerly direc.
tion with the east eide Of said alley aud the proper
~ Of Robert p. Dodge, to the property ohn e
Carter the nee east with the north line Of John e.
Carriers property and that OF job Chandler Smith.
70 the west line Of The property Of Henry OJoke's
erly. about two hundred aud ten (2l0) fact to the
place OF beg1pniDg. with the brick dwelling house
Al bnildir gs thereon" This property will be sold
subject to all unpaid taxes and charges thereon.
Terms o: sac: The an cunt of the deb, viz
AZ mum from May LIST. 1875. secured on said pre- o.
will be announced at the SAFE. In nah and the bal
ance at six and twelve months for which the notes
1 IT 6sDs M psr e
the PROF erty tod. will be taken 800 dep osit ut
the tine Of sale. Convey ancipg at purchasers
cost II terms OF sale are not complied with within
ten days from day Of sale the property will be
cnsser A anu ''' WI Il L. q pU aS.as pof
je23 dds Trustee.
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Out-Of-DOOr sports.

The winners at Coney Island yesterday were
es fellows First race, one mile, Ripple owned
by Dwyer Brothers, time AN; second rae,
X mile. Big Medicine. owned by S. Bryant,
time 2l3s.; third race, three quarters OF a mile,
for two year-olds, Francesca owned by Dwyer
Brothers. tine L19a; fourth race, gentlemen
riders, mile, Speculation, owned by Daniel
Booze, time 81 fifth race, Ia mile. Pa
role, owned by p. Lorillard, time 3ll. Denmore
was Withdrawn from this race. Paroles only
competitor being Geo. Mccullough. Sixth race,
steeple race. won by Lizzie D., owned py w. G..
Daley, time 3.414.
AT THE NEW YORK sPoRrsMEN TOURNAMENT
at Brighton Beach yesterday. the Dean Rich
moId cup was won by the Audubon club, OF
Buffalo, n. Y. who scored 81 birds out or q
possible GO. The second prize, a solid silver
cup. valued at $50, was won by the Monroe
county club; and the third prize, $50 ia gold, by
the Long Island shooting club. The Iourna-
nent was then closed.
BASE BALL CAMS YESTERDAY.
Detroit-Troys, s; Detroits. l. New York
Merropolitans, 2; Athletics i. Brooklyn-At-
laLtics, ~ New Yorks, 9.
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The Courts.
EQUITY CoURT-yUdpe Willie.

LSSHf SobhI-JUuS Htts.
Yesterday, Keyser agt. UitZ; on hearing
Ingersoll agL James; petition OF Mamie Inger-
soil ordered heard In General Term ia first in
stance. Queen aga Brooks; auditors fee Of
smendment Of bill grant, in Ho,p AspP asr
Faunce; James S. Edwards admiUtsd party
complainant. Barker agt. Penn; sale order
ana J: w; Barker appointed trustee TO sell.
Langley sgt. smelt; sale finally ratltief and
cause referred to auditor. Earle agL Dodge:
reference 10 auction ordered.
To day, Price agt. Steele; Abraham Turner
appointed guardian ad Item. Alsror agt
freeman; guardian author ;zed 20 cucumber
property. Trimole agt. Irwin; trustee author
fZod TO recover purcha sc money aud make deed
Larner agt. Win; demurrer sustained AM blu
dismissed.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Cor.
Yesterday. Edward Lucas murder OF Sarah
j. SIMPLIFY; verdict OF manslaughter. Cath
eriue Slater, d'scbarged IRON custody aud paid
witness fees. John DoHohue, murder OF Cata-
aline Bailey; on uial.
POLICE CoURT-yudge Sqeu.
Yesterday, after our report closed George w.
Holmes, colored, was charged with the larceny
OF Sl.5o from a white man named Wilkinson
hunter, who stated that he Is a stranger here
aid was arrested while drunk for Indecent ex-
posure, and fined $40 or 80 days. This colored
man, who Is stranger TO him, delivered a note
to friend and.coilectcd 81 for witness, and he
(witnessl gave him $3.50 more to pay MS fne.
and tie fine has never been paid. The case was
continued to get other witnesses. Richard
Harris was charged with ke3piug faro bank
at No. 120S Pennsylvania avenue. The case
was continued on account OF the witnesses not
being present. John Hall, IT,, charged with
belbg sn Idle and iDcorrigtble boy; sent TO the
Iefolm school during minority.
To-day, VIM. Ward, Jos. Lively and Moses
WoImley. loud and boisterous; IS or Is days
each. Aqutlla Sage, do; forfeited collateral.
Or days each. Frank Taylor. do; SIS or Is
days. Ma1y Nichols, vagrancy; bonds or 30
days. VIM. Lewis. profanity; S. or days.
Briscoe, Chas. w. Baker, Chas. j Suffer and j.
ii. " 1lson. forfeited collateral. Herman Strauss
charged with being an unlicensed commercial
agent; 5000 or 60 days. Chas. johnson. unlf-
censed produce dealer; personal bonds to not
repeat the offeDse. Kate Smith, assault on
Aoam Jackson; $40 or Is days.
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and attendance were awarded 10 Wine Hol-
ofook. John CoDnell Andrew Schwartz John
Schermerhorn. WINE Purcell. George Becker,
Chsrlee Aallett and Thomas Walsh. Special
bonois for arithmetic TO Eddie Shea ana John
Magee. Gold medals for improve ent In
studies nrst class. Berry Thompson: second
conduct TO be drawn for by wipie Holorook,
Jessie Miller, Edo,e Ramon, Jonn Connell,
James Tooiu Cornelius Shea, George Lloyd,
George Becker, Harry White Walter Adams IN,
Harry Bushtr Frank Qu'nlan aud Andrew
Sehwhiz- Medal for lessons second class 20
9e aIawn lot by Joe Brawmau. Bryan Hayck,
John Magee and Thomas Roche. Badge OF
honor 70 be orawn for by DanI'e Hannah,
Willie Seaman, Charles Mallett. John o'Day,
r r,,i,S Sohnen' Mnlie Brooks. Romie Magee.
Mallett
rRR MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL ootLEoR
AT the commencement or the Maryland Ar
ricuiturai college. Prince &c rye county, Nd,
yesterday, the following g,sdustci: Ia. ii
Gale, Baltimore, Md; X. s. Mercer, Anne Arun.
Gel county, Md; W. r. Porter, Baltimore, Nd:
VIM. d. Thomas. ST. Marys county, Md, aud
{. W. Wood, Washington. DC The prize for
the best essay On an agricultural subject was
awarded 10 Harry Freesnd. GOV. Hamilton
was present and addressed the graduates
ROCK HILL coLLRGk.
At the closing exercises OF Rock HIlI college
at Ellicott City, MO-, yesterday, the degree OF
bachelor OF AIS and q medal for oratory were
conferred upon Chas. Sims OF this city aud
a diploma ceruf, ing the Completion Of the
commercial course upon Bernard v. Sims, Of
Itfs city. Among those present were Hon. X.
I. MerIick and Brother Candedean, OF this city.
MOUNT Dir SALES ACADEMY.
AT the commencement or Mount de Sales
Academy OF the Visitation, near CatonsyiI'e
Nd, yesterday, the highest honors were con-
ferred upon Miss Alice Robinson. OF this Dis
trlct. Among others who received honors
were Katie Robinson. Susie Combs Lucy Z.
Johnston and Bessie L. Crown. OF this city.
OTHER COMMANDMENTS.
Among those who gfadustc1 at St Charles
College, Howard county. Nd, yesterday, were
=. M Bart, Z. Grif1itn and s. A. Holleran. OF
this city.
AT the closirg exercises OF the Aca1emv OF
tie Visitation, FREDERICK city, Nd, yesterday,
graduating medal was conferred on Miss Mary
l.. Mitchell, or this City, and academic honors
were oonierrtd upon MfsICs Mitchell and Boyd
OF this City.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
1RUSTIk 'P SALE GF VALUABLE PROPERTY
DRlE Ii

1RUSTI k's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GEORGE OWN, DO.
By virtue Of dee 4 of trust to the under -
Sis ned, dated 25th ctober, 1859. and duly Hsri
1ecorded In liber I. II r., number IS, folio .N.A.
263. che Of the land +. cords OF the District of Co.
lnnbis will Offer at public sale. on THURSDAY,
SOTH JUN, 1881, AT O'CLOCK P NJ. on the preu..
the following ces cribed premises, situated in
Georeet1wn, district Of Columbia, being all that
addition to Georgetown, beginning for the same at
east side of frederick street from the northeast cor
Ler OF Frederick and streets and running thence
sssteFly parallel to Sd street SO feet thence north
cry and parallel to Frederick street thirty feet,
then westerly snd parallel to Sd street SO feet to
Frederick street then by aud with said street to the
beginning. With the improvements.
Terms II Sole One third cash; the balance OF che
pnrchase money in Blk and twelve months. the
purchaser giving his notes. bearing interest fro u
the day OF sale secured by Ii on the property
or all CT the. purchase money may be paid in ten
days q tier the sale deposit Of $50 required when
The proI erty is struck off. Ali convey ancng at the
expense Of the purchaser.
je2O l0t Il. P. JACKSON. Trustee
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.HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN BEAR OF Pr OPfRT4 FRONTfN6 On
FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND
NJ kTkELTS NORTHWESr.
Under and by virtue OF decree passed on -
June 27th 1851. In cAuse No. 1857. equity. -
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
wherein Freder. ok b. Steptoe ct al are ,m plain
ante, and Alfred s,eptoe is defendant viii sell
at PUBLIC auction, In front Of the premises to the
highest bidder. en- TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
July. 1881, AT O'CLOCK Pm Lot r, according to
subdivision of lots four "a and Ave 80. OF Da
vdsons subdivision Of sqnare 2l4, fronting 10 feet
of los feet.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. snd the balance,
with interest thereon. payable in six and twelve
months, evidenced by the promissOry notes OF the
purchaser, and ecnred by . deed OF trust on prop
eIty SOLD or all cash at parcaaser's option A
sale. and il the terms Of the sale not compiler
with within five days from day OF sale, the prop.
erty viii be resold at purchasers risk and cost
after three days not ce In the kvening star IeWg-
paper. Ali cobyeyancing at purchasers cost.
VIM. 1AYLOE SNYDER. Trustee,
letJ GSds sos ID street northwest.
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TO.MORR0W.

EOLEY. Auc.ioneer.
will sell at public auction, the Furnfture0
and Efects contained in house 1919 llthN
street northwest, commencing THURSDAY ~
MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK. JUSE THE BOTH. ]
Tbs Furniture consists ss follows:
One very fine Parlor GET
alnut Chamber Sets. msrbIe top
Psi.ted Chamber Sets, Carpets. Msttresses. one
hDe Sewing Machine, Refrigerator, Extension
Table, one very fine Set of Crockery. So pieces
A large quantity Of other things too numerous to
mention.
tt is Furniture is in splendid condition. I would
sdvite person in want of the above-mentione
article to attend this sale.
je2T-St FOLEY, Auctioneer
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ie27- dSds
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctior oer.
TRUSTEES SAIL Of IMP WE'D AND UNIM-


PROVED PROP RTY.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated Noven- -
Der 2Stb, 1877, and recorde in iber NO. fM5
Su. folio 2S9. ct seq, and decree of the I'LL.
Supreme Court of the Districi of Columbia, on the
24tn DAY 81 January. 1881, In Equity cause No
7.6S4, EQUITY Docket 81, wa will sell, on TU SS-
DAY. THE Btu DAY OF july 1881. AT O'CLOCK,
ID front Of the premises, Lot lettered c. in Madison
Moses' subdlv1si OF original lots &. and q. in
square 427 located on the last side of 9Th street.
between street and public park, Is feet trout aud
runs back Of that detth ~ fee- then widens to %
feet and goes back so feet further
AT o O'CLOCK, SAME DAY. in front OF the premises,
Lot o. in Square east OF Square 509 lot l4xs0 feet
inches, being No: 1910 4th street, between Q and
On WEDNESDAY,, July 9TH, 1881, AT s
O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises lots /, Z. Land
NJ. in square 694 zach front Is feet 1 the west
side OF Let street east, between North Carolina
nue. and south street.
AT 6 O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, original lot l, in
SQUARE 96S. on the northwest corner of A1th aud
On THURSDAY, July 7rH, AT 6 O'CLOCK, in
front cf the preUise', 3. 8, aud Z in How ards
sub OF BIZ ck No n, in the Howard Univel sity sub
OF EMnRham. fronting on alley leading from
Wilson street, near Howard University, together
With the il provements.
Terms: One third cash residue in two equal
pay ments 1T six and Twelve months with interest,
10 be secured by deed OF trust S25 deposit on
eecb lot wht n property is strnck off Terms to be
complied with In FIVE days. Title good or no sale.
te22 dads THOMAS H CALIAN{ AIustoeS.