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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19
JOTTINIGS

Bodie stocks have taken a sudden ant
unexpected move upward.
General W. II. L. Barnes of San Fran
cisco was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. S. b. WiIlets, mother of the late
w. P. Prescott, has gone to Stockton to
live
Frank Mccullough, late Superintendent
of the Mexican mill, at Empire, has re-
moved here.
Superintendent Crawford and his neice
Miss Lizzie. returned from California yes
terday morning.
The Governor and most of the State Off
GERS accompanied the Legislative delega-
ton to Reno yesterday.
Socially inclioed Legislators complain
that there is so little to amuse them outside
of their duties this winter
The Weekly APPEL is now out. For sale
at Cagwin & Aliens, Fox's and this office,
III via Dl'C-o 1Cuti.f iOi Ilt.lilhS
The Misses Lilo and Rebecca McMullin
of San Francisco arrived here yesterday
morning, as guests OF Mrs. Gov. Kinkead.
Do you need a nice single stone diamond
ring, worth $50 for $40? At Uncle Harris
221 kearney Street, between Bush and Sat
ter.
As soon as the resignation of Capt
Moger, late commanding the Carson Guard.
is accepted, the company VIII reorganize
on high toned footing
Mrs. Bowers the Washoa Seeress, is now
located at the Arlington house, room A.
She holds over any other seeress now in
Town by handsome majority.
Frank Boskowitz's tailoring department
presents the most busy appearance. Most
If the fashionably attired men in this city
get their garments for that establishment.
Miss Therese Tufy and Miss Annie
Norris Of this city returned from San Fran
isco yesterday morning, where they had
,een to witness the conservation of Bishop |
Ionogue.
Steve Gage, the @. P. r. r. Co.'S lobby
st, who SO nicely pulled the wool over the
yes of the last Legislature, is in town It
presumed that Steve only came up on
leasure trip.
A Cia11 &c A.
emblymen went to Reno on special train
estrday morning. to take look at the site
hich is intended for the contemplated In
ane Asylum building.
Old residents of En- pire, who have been
wing there for the past fifteen years, are
citing discouraged at the growing lifeless-
ess OF the village, and many are making
re operations to seek other homes.
The motion for a new trial in the Nc
adden- Babcock case, in which tbs plaintiff
as given judgment against the defendant
" unpaid salary while the former was act
lg as his deputy in the Secretary of States
flee, was yesterday argued in the Second
udicicl District Court, and denied. Secre-
ny of State Babcock will likely take the
Use to the Supreme Court now.
A Chinaman who stole a can Of oil and
It of provisions in the rear of Clescovich's
,staurant yesterday, was detected in the
It by one of the walters of the establish
ent, and had the pleasure of being kicked
ON that point through the alley to the
I'd of the County buildings, where he
topped his plumber and made an energetic
Id successful effort to escape his tormen-
r. |.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-At3 o'clock yes
rday morning two men attempted to bur-
arizn the h0uSa Of Frank Harris in the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19

GLOVE FACToRY-M. W. Hodkins, at the
Glove Depot opposite the Arlington House,
keeps constantly on hand a full line Of gents,
ladies' and children's gloves Of every variety.
Whosesae and retail at San Francisco prices
dee 20
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19
STOCKS.

So Ophir-G So
81 Mexican 63
80 Gould and Curry-3 As
30 Best and Becher-Ss
100 California; 80
50 Con. Virginia. %
270 Savage 40
200 Cholar-2
120 Potosi-2 10
$40 Hale and N"rcross-3 so
200 Crown Point-75
100 Yellow Jacket Is
10 Imperial-15c
90 Belcher--1
80 Alpha-3 30
l25 Sierra Nevada-7I
90 Utah-7i
300 Bulion-1 70
200 Exchequer-1 80
800 Overman-S0c
30 ,justIce--4oc
115 Union Cnn.-9s 81
TO Alta 10
$40 Julia 45c
100 Caedonia-20c
$50 Challenge-00c
300 Lady Washington-15c
30 Occi,leptal-l %
$40 Silver Hiii-l5c
40 Scorpion--i 10
200 Andes 20
30 \. Y. Con.--ln1
200 Benton-o3
lS5 Ward--1 90
EVENING BOARD.
70 Northern BELIZE
100 Grand Prizt-1 80
1850 Argenta-40c
500 S;ar-20c
400 Day-25c
100 Navajo 10
1000 Albion-S0c
100 Wales-S0c
$50 Mt. Potori-40c
100 Bechtel-75c
400 Modoc-1 40
ESQ Tioga-65c
so Bulwer-1t
800 Summit-35
200 Syndicate-6O
400 Goodshaw-1 20
200 Concordia-1 So
$50 Champion-50c
100 Belvidere-55c
25O Mono
200 Addenda-30c
500 MONDAY %
1876 North Noonday-1
800 Double Standard-10c
$50 S. King-l24
300 Oro-.O
200 So Bulwer-40o
$50 Mammoth-30
100 Jupiter-35c
100 Boston Con-l
$50 Tiptop-1 50
80 Con- Pacific
40 Tuscarora-30c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19

The UNIoN,-The Union Saloon, Gill
hooly Chairman, is now holding all-night
sessions to provide for the press of extra
business. He has also engaged the best
musical talent in the city, and in the rear
is a room where promoters and "per-
suaders' can consult on the trend of legis-
lative events. jan11-1w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19

LosT-REwARD OFFERED.-A cluster dia
mond stud, center stone emerald Liberal
reward for return to this office. ja6-tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19

AsTR oLoGIcAL.-Mrs. Bowers, the Washee
sorceress, the only original fortune teller
the sage brush has ever produced, will re-
main in the city during the present session.
She is perfectly able to prognosticate the
future and fate of the railroad bills, and her
ideas of the future can be depended upon.
She can be consulted at the house Of Mrs.
Stern, corner of Fifth and Division Streets
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19
q DANCING SCHOOL a
Ar THE--
TURN VEREIN HALL

TURN VERLIN HALL
Will commence with the Juvenile Glass SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 18th, at o'clock P. n.
Ladies' class will commence on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
Der 29th at o'clock P.
Adults evening classes will commence on TUESDAY, OC
TOBER 5th and on FRIDAY, OCTOBER sth,
at 8 o'clock P. NJ. -. ..
Parents and friends respectfully invited to be
present when the Juvenile class is being taught.
II H n M IS
GENTLEMEN, for twelve lesso Is.............SS.O0
LADIES ................... ................. 600
CHILDREN. 500
Payable half in advance.
ANTOINE DUVAL.
spa I'm Arlington HOuas
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THE LEGISLATURE.

SIXTEENTH DAY - TENTH SESSION
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IMPORTED QUAILS.
They are Fluttcring Their Wings
Now in Two States.

They are FIuttcriHg Their Wings
Now in Two States.
Last summer the CuVier club, of Cincinnati,
turned loose large number Of Messlna quail,
which, when the cold blasts OF last winter
came on. spread their wings and took an air
have been received at the Taes-Stdr Office
a. kiDg whether these birds had ever returned
TineS-Stdr reporter took the trouble OF hunt
Ing up Col. l.. A. Harris, who, by the Way, Is
one OF the hardest workers in the Cuvier CLUB.
and the query regarding the quail was pro-
pounded to him.
Those quail have never returned" replied
the Colonel. but we have strong hopes that
they will, for some OF them have been seen In
New York and Maine"
Does the club intend to import any more?r
the importation Of 200 more"
when will they arrive here?"
"Not before next spring. You see the Mes
sina quail are an African bird that cross the
year and there they are captured. One order
VIII be hl!ed in the spring and We Will try our
luck again."
THE Cuvi=r Cub is doing considerable good
towards the preservation OF game IN Olto,
isn't tt?'
"a great DEAL Our club here is the largest
In the country, and every member takes per-
We are now making arrangements for stocking
all the streams OF the state with the 1nest t15h.
There has been great trouble caused US by the
defectiA game laws OF Ohio, which We hope to
have II NEEDED next winter when tho legtsla-
ture NETS For instance: The Fish Commits
sion sets aside GOO for stocking the streams
OF OHIO with fish, and at the same time Che
d passea an act giving TO-
Now what are mullets? They are worthless
fish commonly called the "red horse" When
SEEMING for mullets person Is liable to seine
few placK Dass Is he going to PICK out the
bass and throw them back into the stream and
keep the mullets? Not much"
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s"DOg LOsiH'

Oh. who has seen my doggy dear-he is of the stub
He Of the e~s soft and liquid eyes, aad melancholy
waily
No more hear his gentle step. nor see his happy
face,
When licking Off his dinner plate, or running on
He was as ugly as they grow upon the isle of
And that's what makes his loss 30 great. and made
tell me now. rye winged winds that round my
Will my dear doggy meier come backs Shall ne'er
he was brown and curly thing who ran about
the house,
And up and down the stairs he'd go, as still as any
mouse;
have ever seen dog SO small so no ,rible to see.
And VIII that ca ling, precious thi Z come never
back to me?
Oh. no! he's gone; My heart will break! That
Hae LETT me for some other home. J he tears fall
from my eye.
Alas If should search the world. know iecould
not be
That should find another dog as ugly as was he.
And SO mourn my doggy lest Good people join
He ' as the dearest little dog that ever wagsed
tail
He IVES so ugly! Precious dear! So blest can
AS ever to possess dog as ugly as was he.
Or-r-r-r-r-r-r, Ow. Ow. OWN
But stay. what's that mellifuous sound tina.
bieaks upon my eat!
1t If! Oh can it then be true! 1t is his voice 1
And how. Gull time. bring ali thy woes-I care not
Since my delightful ugly pet has been restored to
ISL Nicheas for TuEy
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AUCTION SALES.
This ARTRRNOO
This AFTERNOON.
THO0AE BOWLING. AucHoussr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On ROAD STREET, GEORGE

TOWN Hkl0ATS.
By virtue Of two deede of trust, bearing -
9th, 1875. aud recorded in Liber No 7s4, -2.:A
toio AZ ct eeq of the Land record, OF the Dis
Ii1t OF bia and BY reque t in writing. Of the
admins tIanix of the holder OF the note secured
the premises. ON SATURDAY, july ap 1851. AT
so'cLock Pm al the undivided right title. es-
tate aud interest OF the parties srAntors in said
deeds toeins the entire title. estate and interest
therein. save AID except thst held by Mrs. Harriet
u scott born Williams. stu oQtstaa d as IN aud
10 al that piece or parce, OF ground situate and
beng In the city OF Geoi getewa In the District Of
Columbia, being in Thomas Beall's addition 80 aid
youngstown. and described as follows: Begin wing
for the tame the NORTH west corner O. the
Peter and afterwsrd by John CARTER, on Road
sreet, AID rupiir x thence wfst alorg said street
enc hunored aud seventy nine tl.9) feat to alley
foufteep u4) feet vice. thence ia therly direc
Y Il bol eft p. Dodge. to the property ] ,ha Z
Carrier; thence esst with the north line Of John r
Carte q prot efts and tn OF Jeh Chandler Smith
10 The west line OF the property OF Henry Cookies
ery. about two hundred aud ten (aI0) feet, to tins
place OF BEGINNING. with the brick dwelling house
~ buildings thereon" THIS properly will De scld
subject to ali Unpaid taxes and charges tn Aresn
Terms o. sac: The an cunt of the deb, VIZ
$lS, Az with interest thereon ten per cent ger
shnum from May lst, 1875. secured on sal prev
ises t1gethe' with the expenses OF sale. (Which
vii be announced ct the ae. in leh aud the bal
snce at six and twelve months for which the potes
Of tie purchaser, bearing six per cent interest
the property told. viii be taken 800 dep osit At
the TIM OF sale. Convey ancirg at purchasers
cctt. II terms Of sale not complied with wi hin
ten dsys from day of sale the property viii be re-
foid at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur-
chaser. WM. l.. DUNLOP,
te23- d6da Trustee
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The Murder of Lieut.. Cherry.
STARTLING STORY OF PLOT.

tcihoAo AcTdlus JuA0 II j
The nrst report of the murder OF Lieut.. Cher.
~ assigned insanity as the motive of Locke,
the cavalryman. for killing that gallant 70 ing
officer white In pursuit of the rancho robbers
near Fort Niobrara, and this has been the
accepted theory In most quarters. But
Daniel fitzpatrick, q laborer, recently arrived
from NfoDrara ana now employed on the
waterWerks. told q Herald REPRESENTATIVE
startling version yesterday about
the affair. which puts 1t in the form Of a con-
spracy and not an accident. Several of the
soldiers, as fitzpatrick says, formed q plot to
rob Colonel stanton. of this city the dep ART
ment paymaster, when he made hts visit with
four months pay for the soldiers. Fitzpatrick
learned OF the plot ana revealed iG to the
Officers at Fort Niobrara LieutenRn5
Cherry went with strong detail OF
trusty men toward O'Neil City. met Colonel
STANTON and escorted him safely to the
fort. Baffled In this attempt the soldiers then
made an attack upon Casteilan's ranche. where
they hoped to get 81 600 or more and In the
fight they killed one man and naorrally
wounded one or two others. Cherry went ia
pursuit, and It was this occasion that the con.
spirators of the soldiers took 70 revenge them
selves upon the lieutenant, Locke being the
one who shot him. Locke has lately been cap
tured and placed In confinement at Fort Mo
brara, and doubtless the whole plot viii be
uuf0lded uDOn his trial.
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THoAAs DowLINa. AuOuOneer.
oHANoERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

by virtue OF . decree passed November IA
5oi as.6. In cause 8, POI, equity, Le,na d We. a.
IsE2D Day OF JULY. A. T.. 1881. AT O'CLOCK PM.
on the preniI es Iarts Of Lots Nos s. and pol, IN
Viii. has been sub divldsd into Lots Nos. IA Is,
10. Ia ard lS, 81 the su bdi vision thereof duly
recorded in surveyors Office. Lot Ia froats 81
81 100 feet lot 10. % 62lOy feet lot rs. 81 fset
lotlI, AZ cS JOG feet snd lot IL, 80 l6-l00 feet
ano l,t l6 ia i'm proved by large Brick Hoase AMI
Terms Of sale. a; prescribed by the DEGREE: o2e-
fourth cash; lhe residue in three equal install
ments. payable st six. twelve and eign.een months
II ON cay OF sac. with interest 81 the rate OF exht
per CT ntum per aCnuIn until paid for hch notes
must be given. $50 deposit on ea h parcel when
Sold.
FRED. Y. JONES, Trustee.
1e25-dts THOS. D0WLIS3, Auct.
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LOUISIANA REPUBLiCANs. - Toe Beattie Re.
publican Central State Com mltCea OF LouIsian "a
has adopt, Resolutions endorsing the Virginia
u ovement as to free vote and fair count, with
The pledge against prescription for opinion, ex-
pressing the bCpe that q similar movement
may arise IN louisiana, and appealing TO the
national republican party, national committee
and President Garfield, TO extend TO the Vlr-
ginia movement every aid, couatenancs OF c.
operation In their power.
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TTlHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-

1EOtEO f1OfAn1E.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dats1 Novem- -
ber 2Sth. 1877. and recorded in nber no. Eaj
S1l. folio zS9. ct seq and decree Of the -
oath day Of January. 1881, In Equity cause No
2, s84. EQUITY Docket 81, We will cell. on TIC zS-
DAY, THE eTH DAY OF July, 1881, Ar O'CLOCK
In front Of the premises, Lot deferred G. iu sdisoa
Moses eubdivisicn OF or.sinal lots 9, an d.
Square 427 located on the cast side Of 9Th street.
between street and public park, Is feet fro L an
runs back Of that deoth 10 fees, then widns TO %
feet snd goes back 80 fest further.
At 8 O'CLOCK, FAME DAY, In front OF the pre- rises.
Tot g. in eQuare est OF Square 600 lot lxSo feet
3 ttres II northwest
On WEDNESDAY,, JULY 9TH. 1881, AT
O'CLOCK in front Of the premises. lots I, &. ard
NJ. in square 69l Each front IL feet : tbs weet
side Of LIST street east, between Forth Carolina ave.
AT o'cIocx, S1MR DAY. original lot 1. in
square 968. on the northwest corner Of A1th AID
on THURSDAY, JULY r7H, AT 6 o'cr,ocx. IN
rub Of birck No q, In the Howard Uoivsrsisy sub
Of Ef6nghAm. fronting on An alleS leading from
Wilson street, near Howard University to. ether
With the in proSements.
Terms: One-third cash; residue ia two equal
pay ments ct nix and twelve months with inter ct
10 be secured by deed Of trust Gas dsposit on
complied Win g XSs GOOD Or ao s q oe
~ dds THQxAaH. CALL MI Ife1sess'
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Ih. Hos. Head Liner.

Tfere are head liners and head liners. The
Io.loT ng Il lIom the Fargo (DAkota) Argus:
CONF METRE.
q Sinner WHO the Long Meek Through for Nam,
mon WoIkest Vel, Thy Towns te Drop,
Likewise Thy Cr.'p. Lis. to
the Sunday Bell.
IL hinss the sac OF Golden Lands to AL Who'd
Seape Drzths Doom. Then oh, invest
AL ojg the Blest, Catch ON
This Heavenly Boom.
Come Now and Fear the Blessed Tale. Shake
OH 1hy hents and Stocks, and Incl
CeEt-ny Don't FORGET the
ID issioL airy Box
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HOCRT SALE OF HOUSE 2I5 STREET
~ NORTHWEST


By virtue and In pursu <rce of the decree -
IF the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co. 49,
lumbis, mads OF the 21st day of June, a. d. .A.:l
1881, il quiy cause No. 1887, ihe unders' gned,
appointed trustee for nch purpose in and by said
decree. v Ill sell at pubic auction in front of the
premises, on MONDAY. TIE 18th DAY OF JULY.
1881, AT ocLocK NJ, those certsia premises on
st eet mol thu est. between I'd and Sd streets
me, " occupied BY the late Leah l.. Wilson. viz:
IN. east u feet OF lot one in reservation eleven.
city OF WasbiI gten D. O.. having front of % feet
on b street moth, and ran riIs back Of that width
to depth Of GO feet with all the interest aud ate
therein Of the heirs Of sail Leah g. wilson,
decd and Ct all other persons party to said equity
cause.
The terms Of sale pr. serbei by eaid decree are
follows, to Wit: &20p DOWN on acceptance OF Did ;
remainder Of one-third Of purch Sc money. with
cation Of sale; remain two thirds in two equal
instruments. payable in six and Twelve months,
the purchaser and deed Of teust on said premises.
All convey ancine at cost Of purchaser.
VII LIAM A. MELOY, Trustee,
Law Isfiice, k72 Louisiana avenue.
YOUNG COLDWELL, Auctioneers jyI-d
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NRUSIEES' SALE.


By virtue OF deed Of trust. dated February 10.
1875, aid recorded in Liber No TIT. f1.,os a
2i9i &C. Of the la Rec ords of the Dis t.I
tIlct ct Columbia, we viii offer at auction. QA
the premises, AZ 5o,oLocK M the Lot OF Grou ID
st the corner of 18th anu K streets cones Jog of
psrts Of lots NOS twenty seven (27j aud twenty
eight l2s), in square so One hundred and twenty
Fix U26l, the whole havi. a front of twenty feet
On Farrsgut Square. ana running back OF that
width aid binding on K ttreet min, ty-two feet,
With the improvements. consisting Of three-sto-y
brick dwelling.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
TO Re lsio III cash. end the residue in two in
stallmepts, at Elk and twelve months respectively.
with interest 70 be secured by no es AID deed of
trust on the premises The terms of sale must be
compiler with in one We K after sale, or the prop
ery may be resold at the risk and cost Of the first
purchaser. EDWD. TEMPLE,l r,-...,
CHAs. A. JAMES, Atusees'
ThOS. j FISHER co Aucts.. 1924 + street.
ie23 eoEds
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AN EVERYDAY STREET seems: eli! hi,
stop that carl" Driver screws down the brake
80 vigorously as nearly TO dlslocate che necks OF
his passengers, who fall up against each other
and emile or look cross according to their par
tfcular dispositions. "N0w. GEAR, good bye
and be sure to come and see me very soon, and
don't forget to give my love to Aunt Susan aud
Uncle Juhn and all the rest OF the folks and
remember not TO trouble yourself about matca
ing that ribbon unless you can as easy as not
And do takecaTe OF yourself and tell Jane hon
glad am that she's going to Marcy that young
Mr.. SMfth who Is q good man 1 know by his
looks and hear he's got lots OF m ,nay. Wnicn
Is most as good. Now, don take c3id this
chaDgeable weather, and I'll send you thar
n cipe for the mullins just as soon as ger
home. Goodbye. Goodbye. Why, where's
that carr Il the hateful thing hasn't gone ana
LEFT met thought the street cars were for the
accommodation OF people" So they are, and
that's the reason why this one went on instead
OF stopping at the crossing all day.
TEE MADAME JuMBL PRoPsRrY.-Jrdge Bar.
nett Thurfday gave decision In the New
York supreme court decreeipg the sale OF the
Madame Jumel property. the possession OF
which mas been contested by her heirs Siuco
1866. The present suit was brought by VIM
lnglie Chase end wife against Nelson Chase.
MS vile and others, and the property Consists
Of 100 lote u d10erent parIs 0f the city.
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MORAL ST. LOUIS The Law passed. by the
Missouri lee is!sture last winter, making ths
keeping OF gambling house q fe ony; vent
into effect ar IL O'Clock Saturday night, and has
resulted Ia closing every gambling house In 81.
TnufA
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The dispar Is IN the ages OF a Missouri eloc-
ing couple lay IL the greater age Of che women,
their flight bJ registering at the hotels as mo-
Gher AID sen.
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CHARLES W. HANDY. Acc, ioneer.
1kUSTf E'S SALE OF HOUSE No 1902 NORTH
CAfIxt L STREET NORTH VEST

By virtue OF a deed # trust, dated Novsm- ~
Der S9th, 1879, and recorded Iioer 9s+, 49,
70 10 2o3 ct sec one OF thu lam records Of LII.
the isiri,t Of Colombia, and at the gritten req
OF the party e. clrt d the ely will offer sale q.
pnelc anc,ion, in front of thu pre- Misses en- WEO.
NESitAY, TIE 6TH DAY OF July, A 1881 AT
B 30 O'CLOCK p NJ Lots 20 and q in Oh irles j.
IhlDsns subci, ison OF original lots in squsre
GIG. also that part or port Of Lot a. in said Oh
raAL subdivision OF ssi square GIG is described
as follows: Begin ming for the same at the north
east. rn G. rLer Of ia lot 40 and the ace running
nth feet along the line of North spltol street;
thes vest IS feet thence 4feet to the north
ern line CT aid lot q; and thence east along said
northern line to place Of beginning.
Trims OF sale: Oretbird cash; balances in six.
Twelve and eigf teen months, with interest at the
rate OF six per cent per anuum secured oy deed OF
trust on property sold. All conveJanciug at cost Of
purchaser. 800 down at time OF sale. Terms to
be complied with In eeeeu days.
je25 eoSos WATSON J. NEWTON, Trustee.
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FENHOS j. FISHER CO..
Il Real Estate Auctioneerp. 1924 ST. northwest.


PUBL &c SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate on THIR TENTH STREET,
BhTMEkN q AND II STREETS NORTH
WFST, ANU AN UNIMPaOYED LOT ON L
STREET, BETWkkN hIGHTEEN ri AND
NISETkETt III STRGEiS NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, d. @.
] viii sell, in front Of the premises. on -
NONDAY. JULY llTH, 1881, AT O'CLOCK *
p. M, part Of original lots % and %, 10 -
square 259 fronting on west eide of 18Th street.
near the corner of III street, which will he offered
as sub lots 4S and ~. This property is improved
by two la gre two-story and bseem mt brick dwell
ing houses.
AT 6 O'CLOCK NJ. ON TUESDAY, july 18th.
1881, Will offer for sale. in front of the premises
part Ct original lots and in square iv6 'front.'
ing ~ feet il ches north side of street. bs-
tween Sih and 18th Streets VIII oh will be offered
as sub Ii "a 1hs lot offers gre 1t iadu ,eme IT 20
any one wishi buildi q lot in a m st desirable
Part Of the city.
Terms Of safe: One third ca al: balance 10 six,
tTelv- ard sixteen months ith interest, secur I'd
10y deed Ct tru.t, or all each. at Opt OF pur-
chaser. d~po il of 800 Is Oh lot required at
time ale. plat of the prosperity can be seen at
Office of homas J. Fisher & CO 1924 F street
norihw Sc ELIAS E WHITE
AsslsIee of Hsirs-At-Law Of George and Aun S.
Psrkec. tul-i