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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13
.1AIa rsAuIS ts ENGLAND.

Th. cable briggs the intelligence that
The conference called At Westminster by
the National Land league, and intended
sss demonstration in favor oil flair
trade" principles, was very thinly at
tended. such demonstrations are likely
to be somewhat successful in localities
where the landed interests are strongly
ID the ascendant. and in such IocaIuIes
the "fa;r t:ade"er may be effectively
utilized by the tories for their partisan
advantage, bot they deceive themselves
who imagine Great Britainis going to re-
yTye the corn laws and protection under
the s~pecious name OF fair trade Inc
failure of the Westminster meeting Is
lint one proof of this. The British organ
Of the iron and steel manufacturers re-
Gently concluded series OF exhaustive
articles on this subject by saying that
the of Great Britain Is IN q
less critical condition than It was three
wears ago, and that if English manuise'
,n,srs wish to recover their hold on the
markets of the world they must look
not to protective duties, but to I'M
movements in the processes OF manu-
f~acturs. This article appeared in the
organ Of the manufacturer, and un-
doub,edIy expresses the views OF
most OF them, and indicates the attitude
they hold toward the "tair-trade' aai-
,stion. TIE manufacturers are intel!i-
gent enough to know that the object OF
the agitation, so far as it Is not purely
partisan, is TO restore the corn laws;
and they know that faxes on the food
which constitute the bulk OF the sub
sistence Of their operatives would only
place them at a greater disadvantage IN
manufacturing for foreign markets.
Knowing this, thew are not going 20
promote corn-Iaw demonstrations mere
" because the Board Of Trade returns
show that the value OF exports Of cut
lery, rails and steel from Sheffield 10
America was $4,000 less last month
than in August, 1880. They will under
stand that il their operatives have to pay
more for bread and meat, the Board Of
I Trade returns will, in all probability, be
still more unfavorable hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13

The Republicans OF Cincinnati TOOK
advantage Of the day ''set apart" for
payer for the recovery OF the President
TO held a convention for the nomination
oil CITY judges. A more disorderly and
and ~disgraceful assemblsge- upon the
testimony OF the newspapers OF both
parties-neyer was seen in that city.
The opening prayer was interrupted
With cat calls and requests to hurry
up" and the speech OF the chairman was
diversified with several fights on the
floor OF the convention. The disorder
hnaily became S great that the chairman
declared the convention adjourned
Tor a recess, GU OF respect to the hour
Tor prayer. The Delegates improved"
the lntermission, according to the Ga.
-ssts, by Filling themselves full of vile
beer and yiler whisky, and, upon reas-
sembiing, the scenes OF turbulence were
renewed and ~intensif d. / score of a.
fifteen fights Sas kent, in which knives
and pistols were drawn, heads broken,
and enc murder barely prevented. And
yet these men, representing the God
and morality" element in Ohio, were
met to nominate Judges to declare and
enforce the Law. Is it any wonder that
decent and ~self-respecting men in our
large cities keep out OF politics?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13
BUSINESS OF PaE COUNTRY


Never in the history OF this or any
other country has business expanded as
within the past two years in the nlted
States. Our bountiful haryests have en-
abied rs to deliver -four I consumers
in Europe for less than i; could be pro-
duced there; and even many articles OF
manufacture now compete in the mark.
cts of the old world with their home
productions, thanks TO the genius and
-s1urIgrau n4SS~SLaISsntSS
rate Of half a million OF people q year,
TO add their hsrd-earned savings and
their labor to our wealth. Over Sl70,-
100000 in foreign gold have been added
10 our circulation, in exchange
for our commodities, and
our securities to the amount
Of several hundred millions more-na-
rional, municipal and corporat-haye
been returned to US, paid and an inter
Get account stopped. Our OWL mines
have added 5000 CO, eco more of hard
dollars to our currency, and our paper
money is every dollar Of it worth its face
in gol'. Literally W flowing with
orders" is the expression Of all leading
manufacturers and contractors. The
rush OF business is simply u~npreceient-
ed, and the margin oiprofts is gradually
increasing L. is the same both East and
West AS it is in Wheeling. The produC-
ton OF wealth has never been more rapid
The wants OF the people are expanding.
Activity in business results from the
healthy demand which was primarily
treated by bountiiul crops. When the
f,r.ner is prosperous the prosperity is
5 ed upon all others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13

The Democracy Of Cincinnati passed
this resolution at their convention on
Saturday:
Rssolrsd, That we especially indorse
tlat plank in the Democratic state plat
form which demands an immediate re
form Of the present vicious convict con-
tract labor system, which Expresses the
honest mechanic by placing the pro-
ducts Of convict labor in equal comPetl-
ton with the product OF honest labor,
and We hereby instruct our Senators and
Reprsseutiye, If elected, to vote and
use ali wise expedition to remedy this
evil.
The Democratic State Convention
passed a similar resolution and made 1t
part Of the policy Of the parry in the
State. The Democratic candidate Tor
Governor is pledged TO aid this reform,
and being a manufacturer himself his
heart and soul is in the WORK.
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DIED.

NAXwELL-At Lexington, Va. Saturday:
septembe 10, 1851, JAMES H., son. OF James and
Ruth Maxwell, aged 10 years, lacking Two Gays
The funeral willtake place from the residence
Of h:s parents No 2:GC Market street, this morn
ing 4, 10 O'Clock. Friends OF the family are in
yited. In,erment ST Greenwood cemetery.
NILLRR-Saturday, September 10. Isl, al Il
O'Clock ?. n, mrs CLARA MILLER age" D. year
Funeral will take plsee from herlaie Fesice2ce
this tuesday morning at O'Clock. Friends
Of the family are invited to attend. InteTmeE'
AZ Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13
TAT GRANGE.

A faithful correspondent sends a let
ter OF considerable interest to the REGIS
TER, giving some account Of the opsning
exercises Of the present session o. the
State Grange at Anderson. Ex Senator
HEREFORD made a sensible speech 10 the
farmers assembled, quite a readable re-
port OF which our correspondent fur
nisheE La.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13

DR. A.. C. GEoEGE, for a time pastor OF
the leading Methodist Church OF this
city, is winning golden opinions N Lon
don, as u Of the Secretaries Of the
Ecumenieal Council. nov in session
there. He attracts much attention by
his fine appearance, his round full voice.
and his clear method Of stating his prop
cations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13

The politicians u giving Us q reform
in campaign management this year. In
Ohio, although the election is less thar
a month of, the blare Of brass horns and
the still brsssier throats OF the stumpers
have not been heard in the land; and IN
New York neither party has yet put a
State TICKET, in the field. The Republic
cans nominate the last OF this month
an 1 the Democrats wait until October
Ilth. In that State the election IL IN
November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13
Public Sale Of Market street
Business Property.

SEXECCI0R OF The WILL OF ROBERT
N Gibson, deceased. | will Offer for sale 10
me highest and bEst bidder, tor the purpose Of
making distribution, al the front door o. The
Court House Of Ohio Gun on SATURDAY.
the l7th day of September. lssl, beginning 81 10
O'clock 4. X the following desirable real estate,
that is 70 s.y: The two business houses, No.
1855 and 1855, on the west side Of Market street;
aud beipg a IarI of loI No. 6 IN square No. 6, and
alsD 4 part OF lot No. : in the same square, in The
Div o Whcelirg, Selling IS executor, the right
20 reject all bids Is reserved
sniT JOHN J. JONES, Executor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13

CoxxLISG won a victory in his own
county, at a meeting OF the Republican
Committee, last Saturday. He will also
be found at the helm when the State
Convention comes to be held.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13

IT IS remarked that DR.. HAMILTON has
rot Yet predicted the Presidents recoy-
ery. He simply had hopes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13

LET the President nov turn down"
DR.. Bliss. He talks too much.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13

The actual cash outlay this year in
railway construction is S2S5, 10000,
says the Ameriean Manufacture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-13

DHsAToys. BUGeIDs AND HORSES FOB
sale cheap And also st1 well furnished
lons 10 Iet. ether with or without board. 90
rsy1iss Wfsh. Corner Main and Twentieth Sta
800 J. W. FERREL-
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A ROYAL Gentleman,

DY JUDGE ToCRGEE. AUTHOR OF e.
- Pools krnnd," etc BY tsrns humorous,
pathetic snd thnlling. Handsomely iilrstrs,ed.
Pnne Qo. sosd only By subscipnon. Men
. consideration, but industry and entrprtss
more valued. A permanent situation 10 he
rtght person. Addrss DOUGLAS BkOTHgEs,
SB Chestnut g., PhiladeIphia. Pa aexrs
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wApvERrisEMzars
WANTED.

YOUNG MAN THAT Has HAD soNE
a srnzrisrcs in business Illus. come well
@neoSed Apply 70 L swABACKER.
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WANTED.
FARM O RENT.

~OyTAINNG ONE HUNDRED AND 81
teen acres, fonr miles east Of Wheeling
Snl2a John McCRCN.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

fsexb EEs H ksfaTH a s 4S 81 5
On The 9oR
NER OF sTH As Or ,S sTSEE - N0Raa
kSp 3 fHl Ase 5TH
the Of q N aat y'ur o.
S Snev ~ Il ere wherein y1nn
L .ddis st a. are defendsnts. we A1 Vii Offer 70;
sale dt public auction. In front of the respective
pieces OF property. ia the city Of Washington.
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27rH 1881, AT s
O'CLOCK P. M. Lot numbe 20 Of the subdivision
square zgO, With the improvements thereon. con-
kn own as !'Yo1ne's Law building" aIse. p.rts *
Lots buHbere d and ~, in the sans square. having
running back that width io2 feet and inches 10 an
alley 10 feet wide being bounded on the south by
sstirg in ore three-story brick and two tTo-story
bf1cs buildings, containing a number OF store
On SE W Ar 2s paF s O'CLOCK
p NJ, the whole Of the square numbered 232, with
# an nefe 6rek ' Wene co.'s oy
fhe homestead Of tie late >hn 81. Young. ih's
.fnment a. qnarterm aster's depot S'''''
Terms Of sac: One-fouIth cash on the day OF
ia se within ea S 1t o w fh and rss
!saIs from the day Of sale. the purchaser or pn.-
ssd H. hsT ss! %
six per cent ger annum; or at the election OF the
Be as T9s 81 toe
cold to be retsined until the full smonnt Of pnr.
hps q terms q !ss
the Trustees reserve the right to readvertise and
defaultng purchaser $3.50 deposit on acceptance
-. 5;;;!
DUNCANSON BROS, AuCtg. aplH-9Cd Sd6.
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DIED.


BARTLETT. Suddenly. April 26th, 1881, DAISY.
youngest child Of ElIery Claiming and Jennie
Funeral viii take place at Falls Church, Va,
Thursday, at p. n. Friends OF the family are
COLEMAN. On April 26th. 1851, at O'Clock D.
NJ, L. L. COLEMAN, aged % years a. D months.
The funeral Will take plaza from MS lats resi-
q. Fridsy. Apii2S.
COHFN. On TUESDAY. -Aprf 2eth. 1881, at 9 50
pm, Mrs; solnIA ConEs. wife OF the iats
Funeral from The residence of her son in-iaw, J.
haVai Sss5. AZ I'M s sT Thurs.s
HAMMEEsLEY. On April &c. 1851 MARY ELI
ABETH MARY ADELE. fced one year ten months
twenty three os}s. beloved daughter OF David and
precious one from us has gone;
Ayoice We loved il sal ed
a Place is vacant IN our home
Which lever can he filled.
Lay alter cay We saw her iaae
Yet often in our hearts We prayed
That tiie might longer stay
Belatiyes md friends are invited . attend her
funeral ,lf- past ON Thursday, 18th, IL 3l9 1919
street sou Invest. IBalt. sun please copy.
JOHANNES. April 27th. 1881, JOHN NJ; JoHaS-
ms, formerly of Baltimore. Nd. in the thirty-
fourth Year IF his age.
MACKEY. April 27th., 1881. at 2 an. JOHN
DAckrY., in the fifty pinth year Of his age.
jar Ahern, 944. Is ana Tenth streets southwest on
Thursday afternoon. 1t 80.
81 BASTiAN. At 80 \. m. April Goth, 1881,
GEohGE ~EsTLY. infant son of Charles W. and
knma Sebastian, aged months and % days.
Funeral from his parents residence. 324s Pros
pect street, Georgetown THURSDAY, 2Sth instant at
Sp. NJ.
SMITH. On Tuesday, April Goth, 1881. ct as
Pm kMEL1A. beloved wife Of John r. Smith.
Funeral from the Tesidsnee q her brothsr.ln.
law, A. l.. schultze. No. 1917 New Jersey avenue
northwest, ON Thursday, April 2Sths II 8 O'Clock
p M.
WOOD. On April Goth. 1881, at o'clock, p m,
JAMES A son Of Robert and que b. Wood. age j
For Of such is the Kingdom OF Heaven"
Funeral win take place from parents residence,
1860 (,oTcoran street northN est, Friday, April %.
ct 6o'ciock p. N. Relatives and friends OF tue
tan lily are respectfully invited 20 attend. q
YOUNG At the retidence of Mr. George Brewer,
in Montgomery county. Maryland. Fr1dsy. April
22c, 1881. AAos YoUNG. late OF Georgetown.
ID. g.
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Sporting Notes.

TIE fifth annual show OF dogs given under the
auspices OF the Westminis er Kennel CLUB was
opened In New York yesterday morning In the
American Institute. Eleven hundred and thir-
teen animals were on the catalogue. but fully
one hundred OF that number had not arrived.
They were expected before night. al species
OF dogs were there. from the Toy terrier 10 the
huge maSttn. The dogs were divided into one
hundred different classes, according 10 their
breed or sex. Elk Governor Tilden has q mastfn
and st. Bernard dog on exhibition, and Miss
Sarah {. Hewitt, granddaughter OF Peter
Cooper has also a mastif on exhibition. The
dogs on exhibition are valued all the way up TO
81 900 Zach. In addition to the regular prizes,
the journal Forest and Stream oilers special
Base ball yesterday: at Troy-Troys. :: At
lantics. OF Brooklyn, 2. AT New York-Provi-
dence Z; Metropolitans, 3.
The NTH and last day S racing at New orleans
came OF yesterday. The winners were: Cot
trell stakes, one mile and half, for tbree-y year
olds. Fellowplay, time 2.5iA; iyeeighths OF
mile. for twc.year- Odds, May Warner, time Los;
Consolidation purse. one mile, Moscow. time
1:50. dead heat being firsu run between Mos
cow ana Kitty Hawk; four-m cash, Lila O.,
tine S:o0st.
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dAysTfn sAhE Of yAHTAs5E II IMP TRXE,
OF NEsT arp , Valley STREETS.
yVrtne q ) deed Of trust to ms astsd Il
on the 10th day 81. NoyeMber, A. D. 1888, M
and necordqd % 11ber y: = =. NO., foho.E.
l73. o. the land records for tie District Of OolnI-
hdA. win beh q pubic auction - front Of the
preniseh on TUESDAY tar Sd DAYoF NAE q:
d; 1881. ~ rs octooks n. e4 nas 1ot
town. 50 tn 01SxM o., Oolumbla describsd
north hne Of west street With The east nneof Val
10y street and running thenoe eeasyatMy ssong
dvehnpdredths (48 IS fV0J feet 10 east Mde OF the
Wall Of the dwelling house on the lot nov de.
scr1bed thence noFthWaIdy st right angles 20 $50
West street and Along the cast stidsW tna!vali OF
said dwelling house one hundred GD01 Tea, nor9o or
les. To- the south bouDdaEyl1ne Of y. W. Hsna-
Sl0c10. thence westWSfdiy aiong, satd SCUM
DOnuoAxy hne to Valley street. and thence South
var9iy eeong the oast Inc OF said valley sU get 10
t1e cess11ninG. with the fSoprOy con siEting
II snxse story and mAnssrd root Brick Dweilfns
Terms q eae: Sssh - deposit 81 500 required
g aMs OF ssle; Oonyeyzncing ct puycha sers cost.
- eerns oi sale are not ecnnpted with in ave days.
the Irustee reserves the right to resell ct cost and
JOSIAH DENT. Trustee
uTwo- thirds OF the purchase money of tho
above sale can remain on interest from one to five
years, to suit purchaser. 80
aps dtds JOB. L. sIMMs.
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EUNCANSON BROS. Auct
UsHoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

MF n.,T,.nM HaaH, oSasSss ,ITEsFFERsoS,
fpf4Ss sHhshfs. SS hoRasE5%S d y.
nc On ~ o oo1acr My from. sga i.s 20
shaii sal III foilowi' property: Lots 3, and -
-, Teniils 81 teet o. 5be Yves. ;iue Of Coasfe
inpfoved by large twdsstory b., ion wares DIS iss
Slth brick static hnd sheds. 7
the west side Of Congress street, between the Canal
and Water street. improved byfour small brick
L. nediately after. lot g. "a feet on the west side
Of s.t RS street between Canal aud Water
t story BRICK tdWenT hoa ass' improved by
Immediately after, lot 81. fronting % IL feet on
htree, and 9: and Q. Canal, by depth Of 1917 feet
improved by = two story brick house.
feet on the west line Of Washington rect betWss so
Bridge stree and NE esnais by depth Of abouts6
mnedistsis AFTER ~. Lot sss. ironsls % seeson
the xestlne OF Washington street; between Bridge
rect so and c9ns BY sDsh Of 50 feet
FOLLOWING DAY, At O'clock ae1 Lot Is, front.
ing 2zfeet on the north side of Bridge street, be
tween high and Potomac streets, by depth Of 60
feet to an alley; improved by three story Brick
Dssil1nk- h o,1s ana st1rs ne nav ,,., -
p depth Of about so feet: improved py a Rrick
In fmmedia,eiy alter. and adjoining, Lots IL and
II, fronting about 70 felt en- the north side o,
btaii stfeet; Improved oy three frame ~ yelingJ..
Immediately after, Lot LOS. fronting 40 feet on
the west line OF Montgomery street, between West
and Beall streets. by depth Of 81 feet tmpro Sed
by & two tory Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-thir cash and the residue
in two equal payments at oae and two yesrs, hay-
Ing PER cent interest. and secured by deed of
trust on the properties sold, al the option
Of the pure lat er. all couyeyal cling &C., par-
cha er's cost. A deposit or $50 VIII be required
IN each property at time Of sac. Tbs terms of
tlls eale must be complied with in Ten days or the
property viii be sold at the risk and cost OF the
defautttrg purchaser or purcilsSa fs,
JAS. L.. DAVIS, AIT
aD27.i1t THOM as DOWNING auc.ionee~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIM-
LkOHED ZEAL Estate. SITUATED AT
TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND STREETS SOUTH WEST.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dsted August m
2oth. 1876. and recorded in Liber No. SSl, m
District Of Columbia. and by the written request
oI me persy secured thereby. vN sell at pubic
Nay STH. 1851. AT O'CLOCK 2. 4 Lot No. Is, OF
van kisSickH s1batvtsion Of eqnare No All. SIT
Terms; One fourth cash; balance in SIX. twelve
and eighteen months with six per cent. fnterest
eecnred b. deed OF trust. $40 ct time OF sale
Conysyanc3ng q expense OF purchaser, Terms 70
be complied With in7 days. ~-''-0 ~
OHAS. Z. FRASER.
ap1O-2aW6d1 Surviving TPuneAa
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II T. GOODWILL. Real Estste Aucu ,ueer.
IRuSTIE'R BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

IRusT1Es BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust. dated Januarv
I'd. A. ID. 1877. and recorded In iber No. inn
$40, folio AID. &c. Of the land records for -l.:
party secured viii offer Tor sale. at public auc.
ton. on THUReDAY, MAY6. 1881 AT 81 O'CLOCK
sd. in 6,mQnh' recorded subdiys'o on Of part OK
S%nored ana seventy n III tS5 IN the city "
WashinstoD; with all IN TIE 3 impsossm nss thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third In cash. Of which ESQ
must be paid at time OF sa on each LOT; the de-
ferred payments to be psid in SIX and twelve
months from day Of sale. with iaterest at six per
cent per annum- deed given and deed Of trust
With insurance taken to secure the deferred pay
ments. All cost Of conveyancing at the purchasers
expense
ap25-so&ds WM b. WARD, Trustee.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers,
~ 9th and streets uOrthWest

FINE WALNUT BEDROOM SETS, ELEGANT
TAstfb. e eS u Rks s' SIX; q ~.
ERAI FINE OIL PAINTINGS; BRUSSELS.
INGRAM AND THREE Ply CARPETS AND
LJNCLMUM on SIXTEEN ROOMS AND OK
HALLS, PASSAGES AND STAIRS: WAL
Nut pINING. ROOM CHAIRS AND TABLES.
A aS g! ;, AND EASY ~. CHAIRS: MARBLE
AND lER, GUBTATNs AND CoRNiUa5;
lei TRAITORS. CHINA AND GLsSs-
WhRf, CUTLERY. ONE FINE BAR COUN.
IER &c AN ELEdANT COLLECTION OF
VEIL: KEPT FURNITURE, BEING THE
ENTIRE EFFECTS CONTAIN IN
sTkEET. HETWEe en- & AND + STREETS
NCREHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY BOOMING, MAI 2D, ooM-m
MENCISG AT 10 O'CLOCK, We viii sen at thetA
above named dwelling the entire Furniture {S1
ana effects Contained therein, and to which ]
espeeia! attention is called
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RUNCANsON BkUs.. AuCsioaeers.
Trustees SALE or A FRAME HOUSE IN

TRUSTEES SALE or A FRAME HOUSE IN
GE0nGEI TOWN.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded ks,x
among the land records Of tina District Of 80
offer for sale at auction on MONDAY. THE I'D
DAY OF MAY, 1881, AT 81 o CLOCK p. A., in front
OF the Premises, the following lot OF ground in
GeorgetowD, D. c.: Beginning at point ON the
west side OF Valley street distant 81 feet inches
streets, and running North with the line of Valley
s street ~ feet more or Iess to Kaiser's line.
fence. then south by and with Caton's fence 30
feet, more or less, to O'Connor'a line, then east
Ana parallel with second line to Valley street and
place Of BEGINNING. improved by house No. 1912
Valley street
Terms One third Ct the purchase money in cash,
ard balance in and ~ months. with interest at s
per cent. secured by deed Of trust. ali Cash at
purchasers option Deposit OF $50 at sale.
REGINALD FENOaLL, Trustee.
ap12 JIG, 90 %, 27,29 80 MAJ
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" No. 4S6 Louisiana Avenue.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers:- ap2O: eo &ds

REAL sAE Es "a yA "A IN
sP PSAfF S ns III SSpEE spE OF
SEVENTH sTREETS WEST. AND on MIS-
SUUhI AVENUE. BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS WEST.
BY virtue of a decree Of thu Supreme Oour. or
Equity, GAUGE No. 7l4O, wherein william A. ~
Young is complainant ana Thomas Young ct
o. are defendants. Will offer for sale, at public
ersy. IN the city Of Wsshinsson. D. ttS.o' oi prop
part OF the lot l6, in squsre 49, beginning Tor
running thence south 100 test and i9ches to 4
public alley rs feet wide thence east 80 feet and
inches; thence north luu ieet and inches to the
the line OF said street 33 feet aud inches to tina
klace OF bee1nnl1g, with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. consisting in 3 three story snd basement
brick building, teiLg premises No 622 E ST. cst
On SATURDAY, APPEL 3grH, AT THE sAMs
HoIR. the western ha.f OF lot numbered II, IL the
having front of % feet6 inches on Missouri ave-
nue. and running back that width to the rear Inns
Of said lot, improved bya three story and attic
Terms Of sale: One fo1rth cash on day Of Sale or
within seven days thereafter the residue in three
equal tnstal,ments at l, 3 and years from the
Gay OF sale, the purchaser ur purchasers giving
his, her or their promissory notes for the same
with interest from dag Of sale at Elk per cent per
snnnm or at the election OF the purchaser the
whole OF the pIrchlee money may be paid in cash.
the title TO the respective parcels sold to be retain ID
unt0 the full amount Of Purchase money ana in
terest ia paid. If any purchaser sh Ill fail to com
ply with the terms Of sales The IT as.ees reserve Ihe
right to HeaGvertiSe AID resell the property at the
risk and cost Of such defautipg purchaser, $500
JAMES 3 EDWARDS,
5t3 street northwest. r-rs.a.,
FkAnA HUME
454 Penn. ave. northwest.
S-ao IL