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A ToUeH WITNEss.-Not even a lawyer,
however skilled in cross examination, can
make the witness tell the truth, provided the
witness wishes to evade it.. 1t Is i'm
possible to put the question IN such exact
language that 1t will demand the desired an
swer. 1t was necessary, on certain occa-
sion in court, to compel witness to testify as
to the way Mr.. Smith treated his horse.
"Well, SIR said the lawyer, with sweet
and winning smile--a smile intended to drown
suspicion as to the Interior purposes-s.how
does Mr.. Smith generally ride horse ~
The witness looked up innocently and replied:
/" Generally a-straddle, sir believe" The
lawyer asked again; "but, sir, what
gait does be ride q, The impertubable witness
answered, ssIIe never rides any gate
at all sir but I've seen bis boys ride every
gate on the farm. The lawyer saw he was on
track of q Tartar, and his next question was
very insinuating. How does Mr.. Smith ride
when he is In company with otherse .Ide-
mand clear answer " Well, sir,'' said the
witness. she keeps up with the rest If his
horse is able to, or II not he falls behind"
The lawyer by this time was almost beside
himself, and asked, And how does he ride
when he is alone ?'' ~ don't know" was
the reply. 81 never was with him when he
was Alone" and there the case dropped.
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Live we'll how long or short, permit to
heaven.
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Sin may be clasped so close VIC cannot see
its face.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-10-19

They who forgive much shall be most for
given.
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MONEY 100 YEARS Aeo.-One hundred
years ago the students at Harvard College
paid their tuition with live stock aud provi-
sions The currency of the Pilgrims was
the first issue of paper money In this country.
During the war Of Queen Annea paper cur
rency was established known az "Queen An
mes War Currency" which became worthless
In ITS Virginia issued paper CURRENCY
previous to which the clergy were paid in
tobacco. In IT'S John Dolman established
bank in Massachusetts, with land for capital,
and began the issue of loans. Other colonies
followed, and the amount of loans by the col
onies finally reached millons--which the mo-
Their country paid off at reduced rates, to save
the credit of the colonies. In 1772 Con-
gress issued paper money to the amount of So
900, 900 to be redeemed in coin in three years.
The colonies, or states, also issued paper mo-
ney, and soon the whole volume of State aud
national currency reached to $l2. DOC. 900. This
currency was taken without much question at
first and those who refused 1t were stigma
began to decline, and in 1850 II was worth al
most nothing. A harber-shop in New York
was piaste.ed all over with Continental mo-
Dey and dogs were started, stuck over with
shn-plasters, and let run the streets for pub
lie amusement. To Robert Morris Is due the
salvation of the Revolutionary Army He
loaned his private fortune and credit the
Government and when his money was gone
Washington said he must raise more money
to carry out war measure, the perfection of
which only waited for the money. Morris
therefore, issued his own notes for 81, 40O, 600
Washington gained the battle of Yorktown,
and Cornwallis surrendered. Every one Of
these Morris notes was subsequently redeem
ed. In 1852 the bank Of North America was
established, with capital of $4,000, 900. This
was the first bank of the National Govern
ment. The date of the first silver coinage
was 1884, and of the first gold coinage, 1894.
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I'D 81 IN NA MONTH guaranteed. si2 a
MA * NlElHl n day at home made by the indus
&Ig1)NEN Iltrious. Capital not requred we
" - y - will start you. Men, women !
boys aud girls make money faster
at work than at anything else The work is light
and pleasant and such anyone go right at Those
who are wise who tn notice will send their adj
dresses at once and for themselves. Costly outft
and terms free. Now is the time Those already az
work laying up large sums Of money. Address,
TRUE 4 CO., Augusta Maine. July 8, 1sI9-1y.
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We saw chalked on the brick walls of q
saloon the other day the words, "THIs is
HE'LL" and from an observation of the re-
suits of the misery and distress wrought upon
its visitors and their families, we think the
boy who wrote it told the truth in figure.
N. Y. Witness.
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The temperate use of liquors is only the
constant nourishment of an appetite that at
its full strength man. with all his moral
power, is not adequate to struggle with.
lions Herald
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Can any one believe that it is safer or easier
to stop after habit Of drinking has been in
duIged, to however limited an extent, than
before it has been formed ?-Uuited Presby-
terrain,
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MISCELLANY.
TEMPERANCE NOTES.

Saloons are curse to any people. Gov.
ST. John.
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Any form of license system only brings So
ciety and government into league with vice,
acknowledges Its legality, and shares the
profits of it's villainies.-We Christian
Advocate.
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Most men become drunkards by trying to
dank moderately and failing Lewiston ME. }
Journal 5
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The temperate are the most luxurious. BY
sustaining, how many things we enjoy
Simms
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The travelling carriage of Mrs. J. w. Mac
kay, who lives in Paris and halls from San
Francisco, cost $50, 600 and is kept in running
order at an annual expenditure of $4,000.
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Statement Made
sShN " "EnN 2. Justice OF the feaee.
KendaIl's SPAWN Cure on
Human Flesh.

f
FN1FRss MILLS WASH Co, N. ", Feb. 81, 1873
~ j. KENDALL, M. D.: Dear Sr-The particular
case on which used your SPAWN Cure was malignant
ankle sprain OF sixteen months standing had tried
many things, but in vain. Your SPAWN Cure put the
foot 70 the ground again and for the first time since
hurt; 10 a natural position For family liniment it
excels anything we ever used
Yours truly.
REV. NJ. p. BELL,
Pastor M. Z. Church. Patterns Mills N. X.
Is In its effects mild in its action as IL does not
blister, and yet 1t Is penetrating and powerful reach
any deep seated pain or to remove bony growth
any other enlargement for several days such as
spavins lints curbs callous sprins swellings or
any lameness and all engagements OF the Joints and
or limbs, rheumatism in man aud for any nurpose
now known TO be the best Imminent for used
acting Mill and yet certain In It's effects II is used f
strength with perfect safety at all of the year
send address for Illustrated Circular, which think
gives positive proof OF Its virtues No remedy ever
met with such unqualified success, our know edge
for beast well as NAH
Price 81 per bottle, or hotties for S. All dru sgists
have II or can get II for you IL will be sent TO any
address on recepht Of price by the proprietors
DIR. r. j. KENDALL 4 Co,
Enosburgh Falls, Vermont
SOLD nv ALI DRUGGISTS.
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1907 THE GREAT 1907
Il CCL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 90 i
TO TIE CDkTH WEST AND 90{TTNWFJT

~ lGE Nth1H, WESI AND SOUIHWES1.
Double Track. Steel Rn.is.
ohNp' IN EEsEof. M ASsm fTs , sSuiPMEsr
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNaTos. from p.po,.
For and nf the Ane s s q. ass With
sieeptns Care 20 Pittsburg and Chicaso: 10 80
70 Cincinnati st. Louis and Chicago 9 so D. "a
nih aSo f P6T6 81 Sg RsfiEo.D
From osnsnaai.aa, RocSsstsr. SEES BufisIoi SIsasr,
with Psrlor Oar TO Watkins and tbs North, al
10 !. N s dsll, except sunday: = so = n dsiy.
dsigus and y atkins.
For william sport, Look Haven and EInira. at 10 sc
For New seta .nd tue East. 100 3 NJ. 10 :se m,
s;so a; N. ds3Iy. e1espt sunday.
For Brcokiys X Al through u, s trains connect =
tSs f srs snsF ss Fs
.P ipS 1870 . Cd E Es1Sss S So
For BAR ere, so: ssoo, $50. 10 80 IN. ana
2NO; 20. 40, $40. 80 sad 10 90 p.m. OL
SUNDAY: Q 40. 10; 80 3. ~, 2:cO. $40. 9:30 an5
For Pope's Creek Line. GAO 3 M and 4:4o p. m.
For Annspo.ir 40 Am snd 4:a0 p. H. daily. e.
=, eep. Sunday. -,
NAy AfR 1tHhhhla aNp Wasa hs
ae s 20 6a and Il 80 an % "a sS On san:.
ro- dsy a. 49, go and s IL 20 AID see
Trains lesve Ae1snd ia for WASHINGTON. 500. .os
1na and s0 q sa 1Ss and
and 10 90 8 m. !: i co and Q .Os p N - Wv
Tickets an, and Information 8. the office. northeast
checfns 81 baggage to destination from n. hotels and
FBAsK THOMSON. Gsneral Mansssr nas2s
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V'A0MAs BOWLING. Aucuonser.

H9HOh4H DCWLINC, AuCuoneer.
VERY VAI UiRLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
BRIDGE HIGH, Congress. JEFFERSON.
MONTGOMERY, WASHINGTON b
EEsLL STREETS. 0EOKGETOWN %. o.
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, MAY 9Th, 1881, COMMEND aaka
ING At O'CLOCK, in front of the prem SEES S&S
SHAH sell the follow 2 property: Lots IS and ~
SO, fronting 80 feet on The west line OF Congress
improved by : large two-s.ory b lex Warehouse
with brick stable and sheds
IynmediateIy after LOT G. fronting 2sx feet On
the vest side If Cong ass stIsst hetyveen fa Canal
and Water street imnrovad hv four small Srirr
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fk'HoKAs BOWLING. Aucuoussr.

CHANCERY SALE OF UEIMPROvKp BUILD.
ING LGdS On The SOUTH SIDE or sUU III
ATREET, BETWEEN SIKH AND eEV-
ENTH STREETS EAST.
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court 1sS
Of the District of Columbia. passed in Equity y53
eau No 242 (Morrel vs.. Ga.chen e: al J. l.
viii offer for sale. at purlic auction. in front Of
the prsmnises. on TUESDAY, THE l7rH DAY OF
FAY 1881. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ , all the interest,
tile and estate of the parties to this suit in ana to
the following real estate situate in the city of Wash
I'M ton ID q to wit.-l.ots numb ered Sc and 81 of
The recorded subdivision by Samuel Lee of cert ain
original lots in Square numbered S73; each lot
having front of 10 feet snd Al n ches.
erms Of fa.e: Une-fourth cash on the day of
sale or within seven davs thereafter the residue in
THREE equal instruments at six. twelve aud eighteen
mol from the day of SALE thu pu rchs er ri ying
bis or her Promissory notes therefor. bearing in
terest from the Gay OF sale at per cent. per au-
pun all cash at his or her election. The title to
be rstsiBed until the full amount Of purch sse
money and interest is paid II any purchaser shall
fail to comply with the terms Of sale, the
right 10 ,eadysrtlse and resell the property at the
lois will be offered separately. Fifty dollars de-
posit on aoceptsn Of each bid.
JANIS IS. EDWARDS, Trustee.
SOB ID street northwest.
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FNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE ON FOURTH SIRE ct, &
TWEEN AND r 2PREEF2 NOkTHEASr

By virtue q deea Of trust. dated Zebra -
erg 18th, 1877. duly recorded in Liber 8lS. 63j
folio ", one Of the land records FOR the Dis. go
tf1ct OF Columbia, and the request of tha party
secured thereby, We viii SSH At public anctioi in
front Of the premise, on SATURDAY. the 7TH
DAY OF MAY, 1881, at O'CLOCK 7. M the folio ~
irg described real estate. sitIstsd IN thu city Of
Washington. d. O., to wit: All that certain piece or
parcel Of ground. knowa and distinguished rs aud
De'hs part o. LOIS numbsred sevsntes1tD an
and eighty i've {785.> com nrncing for the same at
3 point in the west line OF 4th street east hun
dred ard ten ulO, feet three ts) inches north Of
north eighteen (ss) feet thence west min ETY.
(g7) feet: thence south eighteen (lS) feet aud
thence east to the beginning. together with the i'm
pr0vements. &c.
paid iu cash and the balance in six. twelve aud
eighteen months with interest at per cent psr
annum, secured by dasf OF trust on the property.
or sH cash, at option OF purchaser 800 dsposit
time OF sale 9nd all Conveyanctng st purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with within seven
day from day OF tale, otherwise the Trustees re-
serve the rightto resell the property at the risk
days adverttf emeut.
HENhY STRASBRRGER,, r
BNAiNABD II WARMEkS AFustsos.
]. T. COLDWELL. Auctto0eeR. ap23-eo
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Rail ROAD,

BAL timOkt AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TEE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
7aE EAST AND THE sf VEST EST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACKS JANNET COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE Error SUNDAY. April
AM LEAVE e wiaIsssai1Naros.
f2l0-ChicsSo. Cincinnati and St Louis Fast EI-
s60-Balt.more, EIIcott City and way stat.ons
g ;so-b .itimore Express,
ea-baienOre, Annapolis and way. ufetmout
strxhurs, Winchester. Hassrstovn and way.
s:lo-P PS15s Of ROCKS and way stations.
s:Io-Bslt.niorr. Philsdelpnis. New York and
Be ssoI. h press ,o.,..
Ior snd .H Hs Z Foni oi sooRa fo'
ts6oEon sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
100 Baltimore Express; Sstoss At Hy.sssstlls.
Jessnp's and HsDoysr-)
flote-Pi.:sbufs. Chicago Cincinnati nd 81
2io-B,itmore. BDioott City. Annapolis and va,
q :2GUn sunday only for Baltimore aud way.
IS 60-Baltimore. Philadelphia aud Nex York Ell
Frederics. Haxersto~n AID way, via Relay"1
t:S0-Raltrnore, Hy attsviIls aad Laurel Express
ssLre1srez, VIA Relay. Stops 1t Annapolis JUNG
ssst@psin, Of sCess rrsaercs. H.ssrs.o~n.
~ 40-BkltiI3ore. Annapolis and Wsy Stations
fo:Ao-Ba1tir,cre Express. fbiArtinsbnrg and Way,
via Relay. StOps at Hyatts Vile and Laurel }
6D5-Pofnt Of Rocks Way 5ta.ions-
t6:46NBaltiIpore and Way Ststiuns
7:S0-EaltirIore and Laurel Express
rs ;5O-PitisburR. Cincinnati and st Louis Expreas
o:41DaltinOre, Uysttsviie and Laurel Exrr1as
Stops or sisnaI or 70 let OFF passengers st any
station betaeen Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
$40 .0U-Balumere, Philadelphia, Nsw York and
tbsy isundsy only other trains daily. ssoep,
Sunday.
AL trains from Washington Btop at Relay station
For further Information apply ct The baltimore
and Ohio Il BET ofhces. Washington Station, aud
GIG and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue Corner I4th
street. where orders viii be taken for baSSsce TO be
checked sb6 received ST any point in the city.
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GOuRT SALE OF LOT ON M STREET BE
~ yWfEN FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH

NOh1d WEST.
By virtne OF q dec res Of the Supremsuourt. -.
D passed in Equity cause No 7.439, TsstS
Doc 20 we viii sell. at public suction. in .l.i1
fr' Mt ct the premises. on TUE2DAY. tbs 17rH
FAY OF MAY 1881, AT O'CLOCK p NJ III we /
half OF t =. ia tql are 1875. Washi pgton City ID
o.: 1rohh.g 80 fact on NJ ,straet BY the dsp.h Of
said lot. win the improvemsnts thereol.
Terms Ct Ae All purchase N )ney in CAST: or
tat purchasers optio) one third in ca on day CT
sale, one third payable with interest one yesr
thereafter. and nne third payable with ints r sst
two Years after day Of sale, such defer red pay
nents 20 be secure up9n the premls % sol
ANDREW b DUvALL,
efi SIS II + f faa Ii eSs Trustees,
,thcs 1923 AZ st. northwest.
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Work and Wages.

Tie situation OF the swItchnen's strike az
Chicago remains unchanged. but the conse-
quent Interruption TO transportation Is De-
coming serious. The railroad cetn oanIes are
only trying TO move perishable freight Not
Car load of grain moved over the western roads
yesterday.
The majority OF the boss bakers ia New York
have aceeGed 10 the demands or the Journey
men, Many OF the bosses who refused TO ac-
cece say they have had more applications for
work than they can Ill, and that they VIII not
take back the strikers.
The Canadian Grand Trunk Railway author
tiles have acceded to the request OF the brake
men for an Increase OF wages, and stoppage OF
trains has thus been averIed.
The bosses OF st. John, \. b.. have acceded 10
the demands OF the Ship Laoorers' society, ana
work was resumed to DAY On all vessels.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
BOWLING. Ancsonesy.

W
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP sRTY ON
THE FAsT SIDE OF TENTH STREkc. BE-
TWIN d AND E STREETS NOR THWRST.
BEING No. 423, IMMEDIATELY ABOVE
The GAS OFFICE
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 6rH -
1881, comm Ell cling at O'CLOCK, in front Of 49,
the premises, shall sell part OF Lot T. In -R.o
tqusre 378 about Is feet front by l07 feet inches
ee.p to 30-foot alley. improved by q substs iaI
three story pre<spG-brick Dwelling with a com
n,odious store or Restaurant, and now need a. a
Restaurant This property Ia Just ab we the Gas
biz. $1,000
Terms: One third cash aud the residue in three
equai aynents atsIx, twelve aud eighteen moat tbs
Win notes bearing lniere:t aud secured by dead
OF trust on the property sold All conveyaucing al
puicnasefs cost deposit Of $500 viii be required
ap3O-6t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 90, Auctioneers.
vkRY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT WITH
FRONT ON SfXTEENJH STREET AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
On FRIDAY. MAY 6. AT O'CLOCK P NJ we -
ehali FELL, in front of the premises Lot II, in
warmers subdivision OF original lot 3. in
square north of square III, fronting 10th street
above street, running through to New Ha0p-
shire avenue.
Terms: One third cash; balance In elk and
twelve mon hs, for notfs bearing interest from
cay Of sale. and secured by deed of trust pro-
p.ry sold. All ccnyeyancing a. purchasers cost
a100 down on day Of ale
ra3-d WALTER B WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
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7 r. COLDWELL. Real Estate Aucsi Jneer.
1RUsTRE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.

By virtue Of deed Of tr1et dated January x.,A
"a. A. y. 1877. and recorded in .iber No fa3
the District Of Columbia, and by request Of the
party secured, viii offer for sale, at public auc
ton, on THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1881, AT BE- O'CLOCK
I'M. in front Of the premises, Lots 'O'' and
%. IN simmh' recorded subdivision Of part OF
lot number one ID, in square numbered i've
hnnored and seventy nine {579). in the city Of
Washingtoo. with all the improv sm nts thereon,
consisting OF two small .eLing- houses.
Terms Of gale: One third Ia cash. OF which $50
must be paid at time OF sac on each lot; the de-
lerred payments to bs p,id In six and twelve
mo- tns from day OF sale, with interest at ak per
Gel per anpum. A deed given aud daed of trust
with Insurance. taken to tecare the deferred pay
mtnts- Al cost Of conveyancing at the purchasers
eXperse
apps eo&ds WM II WARD, Trustee
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUeTRE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON L STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT

AUOTIuN.
Ey virtue Of deed Of trust to me- dated k--k
August 9th, 1876, snd recorded in Hber S24, fsz3S
folio 43s, ct seq one of the land records Of go.
DAY, MAY TTH. A. D. 1884, AT s so o'oLsoK P NJ.
IN front Of the. premises. offer at ,pab;
four a., In square mum bered four humid ed and
forty nine (ii9), and described folio vs.: Begin
ming Tor the same at point one ID foot east Of the
southwest corner o. said lot and running thence east
thiity-one SD feet: thence north one hundred and
twenty four l24 feet; thence west thirty lone (3)
fest. and thence south to tie place of beginning,
improved by dwelling house. with all the, i'm
PrOTements, ways, easements, rights, privileges
and apy urtenancss be oneing til areto
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money TO be
paid cash, and the balance in three equsl install
ments, payable at six. twelve and twenty four
months. for which the notes Of the purchaser are
TO Da given, besring six per cent interest and 80
cured by > trust deed on ths premises sold; OF al
cesh. at the ,option OF the purchaser. One hun
cred dollars deposit to DO paid when ths p-opeety
is Knocked down. C1nyeyaDcing and recording a.
cost ot purchaser TerLs to be compiled 9ith il
seyen CaSF, IruStez thu rixht TO resell
apps dSSds HEERY WISE GAANErT, TrTtstse.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auci,onesr

hEGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUeNl.
TYR .R AT ga SALES ROOM ON SATUsDtY.
ING TWO VERY HANDSOME MaNrEG,
MIRRORS. FOUR ELEG AT fIER n r { ltS
AL. IN WALNUf AND CULT Fx>MsS.
WALNUT AND PAINTED CHAM sR Fn1-
NITuhE HANDSOME DINING kO0M FUR
N1TURF. HAIR MATTRESSES CkRPE "a
ELEGANTLOUfGES. kTEGERRS MARBEE.
TOP TABLES. FANCY ARTICLES, 60
ALSO,
ONE VERY FINE ANTIQUE MAHOGANY
WARRIORS AND BTREAU COMBIsSD IN
FINE PRESERVATION.
TWHNTY PIECES CANTON MATING
FIVE RIkCES BhUSeELs CARPET.
mo It THOMAS DOWLlN6, Auriior,sar
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{fHARLEs W HANDY, Real Estate Agent.
JHkNCERY SALE OF LOT No 8, SUBDtVl
Sun OF SQUARE 7l9. SiIUATED ON &

CHhNCEKY SALE OF LOT No 8. SUBDIvI-
SIN OF SQUARE 7l9. SITUATED ON II
STkEET, Be- WEN SECOND STREET AND
DELAWARE AVENUE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a dec ee OF the Supreme Cour. "a
cause no. 999, OF Ellen shehau against Ohm .ala.
She han OF 81 the undersigned, Trustes, viii sell
MONDAY, THE9TH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1881, AT
$50 oCLoCK NJ, al that piece or parcel Of ground
Known and designated in the plan plat OF said
city Of Washinstop, District OF Columbia. as lot
numbered eight 90. in subdivision OF square m
bered seven hundred and nineteen f7tS), situated
on street, between I'd stree. and Delaware avenue
northeast.
Terms of sale: One third cash; and ba'ance In
three six, Fine and twelve months from day of
rae, with interest secured by the promiss notes
OF tie purchaser With surety to the satisfaction of
Trustee lien retain cd on property for purchase
money; No deed given until al purchase money
purchasers cost A deposit OF $50 will be required
when property 10 sold.
WILLIAM j. MILLER. Trustee,
Office, 1876 Louisiana avenue.
J. y. OOLDWELL, Auctioneer. ap28.d&as
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= BENJAMIN P; SNYDER, rrus.ees
8 cod dsROBEkT o. HOLTZMAN.( .Atuesooo.
gsyk USTEE'S SALE OF VALUs BILE LOT ON Il
II STktET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN NINE
TEEN II AND TWENTIETH STR EECH.
'F1HOhiAs DOWL.iNG. Aucuonee.


POSITIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ES.
TATE IN WEST WASHING TON.
Twin sell st auction ON MONDAY, the 18th "a
OF NAY. at 5k O'CLOCK {. NJ. the two-story 60
Brick hnuse and Lot adioinin1 my house .&...N-
east 3I42 West street. near Valley street. q feet
front and ITO feet deep. of equal width
Also, the vacant Lot west of my house, IS fact
front, and running south at right angles on the
east line 108 feet. more or leas and the west line
running south about 81 feet of equal width themes
i, a straight line to the southern Termination OF
the east Il e, shown by plat
Terms Oue-thirG cash, and the residue at six
twelve ana eighteen months, with interest at six
per oeIf, secured by deed OF trust, or 81 cash
Al conyes sncine at cost OF purchaser. 100 cash
down 1t ssle. Wn n TENNEY
THOS. UUWIINH Anck rn1 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Tpansfcrs of Real E.,,,c.

:. Detds In fee have been recorded as fellows.
Nains' ~ al trustees. 10 Y. Wheailev. sab.
!, 50 us; s. SOC. Josiah III. Hobbs 10 r q, ,ysriy
suo -, FL. 1874. $1,000 j ". Starr TO N < ana
-, 1. Motion sub -. 50. 9S1: 81 SIS. kuward
JUS phsne 4, Warfitlf. los IL 10 10, 40 So.
~ - $3.50 C. ID Plrvis CT al 10 N Tavlor
SUI 20 colchester; Sos Rebecca Colrng Worth
eo ~, tnr lstman. west part A. sub or 1 So
.ss; tlcD. n D. lpptt 20 y. Pickering Ipaige
9DalNided niih or No. ls54 n street: g. slo r
r DooSeto Eliza w. Lippitt same properly. do
& +. Rosenthall 10 John Montgomery. pt. NJ
SO sol; 81 SsS. Abstele u. Dennis 10 Alice ri
Scholl, Lot l6. so. 763; s. 100.