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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
IT Is CURING EVERYBODY

writes druggist Kidney Wort is the most popular
cine we SELL IT should he by right fo other medicine
such specific action the liver bowels kdneys DO
fail TO try il. See adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
was dying. The police have not been able to find
froc aofnu fv


D.
Edward G. Ripley the counsel of the County
Medical Society appeared before Justice Otterbourg
at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday to
prosecute number of physicians who were arrested
f0r neglect1ng to register their names with the
county Clerk as required by law. The first doctor
called on was Edward b. Whitehill, of No. 81 West
twenty who, it was alleged was prac-
Using on q diploma which was stolen from the New
York Medical College In 1857. The charge against
WmtehIll is perjury he having sworn to the County
Cierk that he was graduate of the college in
the. year naIaed. Dr. G. II. Davis. a professor
during 1897, and Drs. w. L. White and l..
Jswett, students had no recollection of
Viii chill and never knew him. The
record Of the trustees of the college in 1857 show
ing the names of the graduates was produced and
Dr. Whitehllps was not found. The accused man
SAID that he was prepared to show that he was a
graduate and asked time to consult his lawyer. His
request was granted. and he held in 81 900
pan TO appear Tor examination on October g.
Ut j. w. Grlndle, of No. III West Twelfth-st., a
graduate OF Professor Buchanan's American Univer-
slty OF Philadelphia, neglected to have his diploma
lndorsed by college of this State aud held in
p3OO bail for examination.
Dr. F. f. MOrini, of No. 143 Prnce-st., was also
held Tor the same cause. He claimed to be gradu-
ATE OF The University of Naples.
Ut giuseppe Sansoni of No. 81 Spring-st., q
gradua OF the last-named college, neglected to
nave his diploma Endorsed, and held in $500
bail for not registering.
Dr. F. A. Muller, of No. 40 First-st., had no
diploma, but studied in the University of Munich
ne also neglected to register and was paroled to
appear Tor examination on October 3.
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ATTACKING A DREAD SEA MONSTER.

Joe Crowell Winant, an old fisherman of Ross
Vie, 3 L., recently had his attention attracted by
strange object in the Staten Island Sound. 1t was
In the middle of the channel and moved about in a
very lively manner 1t also made loud snOrting
noise Winant put out from the shore in his skilf
and on getting within a few yards the object saw
that 1t was some sea monster. Approaching nearer
he plunged boat hook INTO 1T. Thi caused the
monster to show more of i'self above water 1t ap-
reared to suffer greatly from the wound, from which
the blood flowed freely cOlOred the water for
some distance around The monster, throwing it's
tail about, nearly upset Winants boat. After
struggling desperately for some time it disappeared
but came to the surface again in few
minutes. Wnant inflicted another wound
with the boat hook, when the monster
again disappeared and not SO n afterward
Wlnant describes the monster as having an enor-
nous black body, oval in shape measuring at least
SIX feet from side to side, and tail over eight feet
III length. Its mouth, which was fully five feet
across, reSembled the double grating of a new
fashioned heater; VIII lie its eyes were about he size
OF teacnps with pupils of glossy black. 1t is ex-
pected that II the monster died from the wounds in
fiiGted by Winant its body will in time be washed
ashore The fishermen are watching 70, it.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Out-of.Doer sports.

COMING BICYCLE RAcgs
Ihe Arlington Bicycle club have arranged
the program for their races next Thursday
They Will commence at $50 p m, at Iowa
Circle. The grsnd stand which was erected by
tne Sapltal blcyc CLUB Is stil standing. Re-
sefvec seats can be had or members Al any
time. The following Is the list or races: Omar.
ter nile, best two In three: oae mile: 100 wards.
slow race cor club members only) one mile
10 be al SEQ open 70 all; two miles open 20 ali.
one-half mile. 10 boys under Ia ytars on rdb.
Der. Tired machines,
There VIII be interesting bicycle races ar
Plmico, Baltimore. on the 4th or July. Toe
races will be three miles, aud quarter-miles,
The following members OF the Capital Bicycle
ciuo OF this city. will go over 10 participate IN
mem: capt owen, Fowler. Borden. COOK.
Hansmsn and Chester.
ltis very likely thai ~ members OF the Cap
ltal cub Will 90 TO Laurel on the 4th They
have been Invited there by cit zens OF that place
10 give some races. They wheel out ami nack
THE SHOOTING AT LONG ISLAND YESTERDAY.
Tie first event at Coney Island yesterday az
the New York state Sportsmens tournament
wss the finishing OF the contest for the wads-
worth cup. There were II clubs entered, and
two shooters from each club. Each shot al Is
oouble rises, The contest was very close and
eXu....x. an,. the shooting Was excellent sur
passing any al the previous mseuug " ~, cup
was won by the Genessee club, OF lr1ndeauof
r rhe cnR Is valued $500 and ae winners re-
testing club at the next meeting. Tue sec md
prize. CIGAR holder, valued at $3.50 was won
by The Monroe cluo. or Rochester by a sco-e
OF 81 The third prize, $40 In .g Did, by the Gar
Den City club. or Long Island. Win a Sc Dre OF
az; and the fourth prZe was divided between
the Fountain club OF Brooklyn. and the Au-
duhon and Forest clubs, OF BnfIaio.
BASE BALI.
At New neutrality-suspicious. 6, Athletics O:
at Albany-Alo2nys g. Atlanuc /; at Dstrolt-
Detroits 5. Troys O; at Observation-Disclosures @
SESSIONS 10; at Chicago-Chicagos 10, PrJvi.
ceLce ~.
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CARUANA. MARIE ASToNIE1TE, daughter OF
y. e and Fannie NJ Csruans, aged niae months
and one day.
Funeral from her parents residence, 1914 Penn
sySan,a arerue. Capitol Hill. Wednesday, June
29th. at 4 o'clock p. m
JOHNSON. On Tuesday, June 2Sth, 1881 st
oclt OK q. m, OF cholera infan,un, MILAN in
liant ton OF George and Rachea- T.. Johnson, aged
seven months and three days.
Funeral viii tsse place on Thursday. June 3Oth,
., - an, from his psrents residence. No. 6
Nth street northwest.
kAUFFMANN. In Pueblo. Colo, on the 2sth
MANN, formerly Of Wooster. Ohio aged fifty six
years.
LOUvRIKR. On June 27;h. 1851. Mrs. IL. L.
Friends Of her family are invited to her funeral,
at ef late residence. l4lS Rhode Island avenue,
On Wednesday, June 29th, at O'Clock N.
RIDGEWAY. On Tuesday, June 2sih. 1851,
EUGENE a. hlDGEwAY. iDfa Il son Of L A. and q.
D. hldseway. aged fifteen mon tins.
SMITH. Suddenly, on the evening of June q,
tool, h AIRY EANs, AGED nine n orths and seven
days, beloved child Of James A. and Laura Davis
Smith.
Relatives ard friends are respectfully invited to
etteId her funeral on TO mOIrOs, "wednesday, at
Zo'clocE, from The residence of d r parents, No.
l2ll ttreet southwest Interment at Glen wood
cemetery.
THOMAS. On the 26th OF June, 1881, OF heart
five years, beloved wife OF phillip Thomas, for
merry OF st. Mary's county, Md
Fuperal from bt- Augusiine's Church. Weinez-
day, 29ih instant at 3 a m. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend. ISt. Mary's coGuty. Md
Iapers please copy.l
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoCRr-yftd1e James.
To-day, Starr agt. Murray; judgment OF con-
oemDstlon. Columbus agt. Smith; judgment
set aside. Mclean agt. Bailey French Paving
company; motion TO quash attachment over
ruled Horner and Bailey agt Douglas; motion
for return OF property overruled.
POLICE CoURT-J,1dQe .Slel
To day, Molly Harris, loud and bolsterous; IS
or 10 days Jno. J. Cation and Charles t. ID al
ley, disturbing the quiet OF West Washington
by cursirg and swearing In the street; IS or Is
DAYS each. Annie Humphrey, cursing ani
swearing In the street; $ or days. Rose VIII
ans, loud and boisterous; s. or Is days. Henry
FRAY Tier, carrying razor; $50 or 90 days Jno
Hawkins driving horse aud cart through the
5, hleizen Fest procession; s.. Archie Hill,
profanity; IS or days. Jos. Graves. vagrancy;
bonds or 80 days. Thos Kelly forfeited co..
lateral Charles Matthews. larceny OF three
buckets OF cherries and bucket OF blsckber-
r1es from Jas. L. Taylor at the Washington
Market, during the excitement caused by the
storm last evening; $40 or 30 DAYS. Silas JET
feIson and Jno. II; Dorsey, ARRAY; s. or Is
days each. Henry Prather. assault on Emma
Christian; IS or Is days. VIM. Brooks assault
on Eliza Johnson: $40 or 80 days Frank WAL
lace AMI Richard Schooler loud and bolsterous;
50 or days each.
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1881 rnNNE Nh GhEA A5urn 1881
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST

10 The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Donbie Track. Steel Rails.
TRAINS LEAVE %isH lin iSd i issn Dspo.
For fsr 3 and Inc Vest 5o aaiy With
Sleeping Oars 70 Pittsburg and OhicA9o; 10 80
s H. sn Ssss nssn
siS xe f; aS6 fs5i e. a1 sasoAD
With Parior Gar to Watkins and the North. d
500 an; daily. except Sunday 9 so p. M; daily.
dsisus and Watkins. 'NA EA-A'e oA1' " oAnAn'
For LO's I Haven and Elmira At 10 30
for SsS qSIs ana i sRs Esss Zoo 10 80 n.
,nd o i5d 10 s.a on ssnds 3; S
nan Parlor Carr. . :So Am. daily. except Sun
For Brooklyn. NY, al through trains connect 9,
oy sta SS q A1ns
Ing double ierrisFs scross New York city. .''lu-
L go and and SosP % ssadiI 5S
sso., n: daily, except sunday.
Cor 30 SsS S "a SsS 81 S 80 s9s ana
Tao OF p sSSn .y 10 1880 Am. AGO. $40.
For Repss 6.sss Line. go an. and 40 p. m.
daily. except Sunday.
Tor Ann4pols. 40 I'm. and A:40 Pm. daily. sx.
.1S ssHs s1asIz AND rgspza1oKssuRe RAn-
T T6A ,K AfR ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For SO ssd s 4 So ons II sS o. ss
FOR R!shmond and the South. 100 ana ii 10 an.
s. ssd @ i SaS s s5SsPs
and e u 90 6s Sana. ana s
e nRS 4 tie once norh:,
eheclnI q basgass to dssansaon from SossSs sni
FRANK Thomson. Gamer. M: 1s2ss: As nova,
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| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
| PR0PEkTY On ROAD STREET, GEORGE

l "a 6E . SaLE We VALUABLE lMPRCVHO
fT664 Wa HEfa ~ Road STREET GEORGE
BY virtue Of two deeds of trust, bearing -
date, respectively. May LIST and september fn5
folio ~ ct seq %, Of the lard record Of the Dis
admins tIat, tx Of the holder Of the note secured
thereby, viii cell at public auction. in front Of
so'cLoek Pm slI the undivided right. tisle e. g.
tate and Il terest of the partier grs1tors in said
deeds (be ing the entire title estate and interest
therein. save and except that held by Mrs Harriet
to AL that piece OF parcel Of ground situate and
Columbia. being in Thomas Bealrs addition to said
GeoLgetoW n, and described as follows: Be gin ming
~ If Henry D. Cooke. formerly owned by David
Peter and afterward by John Carter), on Road
street. and running thence W. st along said stree
9ne aandfsd a f seventy nine 7 feet to alley
ton. with the east side Of said alley and the proper
" Uf Robert P. Dodge. to the property O ohm
Carter thence east with the North line Of John E.
Carter eIty and at OF Joha Chandler smith.
aforesaid property and thence With said line north
erly, about two hundred and ten (210 feets to the
place OF beginning. with the brick dwelling house
subject to ali unpaid taxes and charges thereon.
Terms OF sac: The amount of the deb, viz
SIS. 4l7 with interest thereon at ten per cent per
annum from MAY lst 1876. secured on said pre- n
viii be announced ct the sae.) in cash nd the bal
snoe at six and twelve months for which the notes
OF the purchaser, bearing six per cent interest
tie p.oresty ioia WIN Be tsfen 500 deposit At q
the tine Of sale. Convey ancirg at purchasers
coft II terms OF sale are not complied with within
ten days from day OF sale the property will be re-
toid At the risk and cost Of the defaTit5ns pur-
3e23- d&ds Trustee.
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4 CHARLES W. HANDY, Auc.ioneer.
TRUsTRE's SALE OF HOUSE No. 1902 NORTH
CAPITOL STREET NORTH VEST.

By virtue Of deed of trust, dated Novem- -
Der 29th, 1879, and recorded in Liber 924 4sIne
TO 10 203 ct seq one Of the land records of xs.H
the district OF Columbia, and ct the written requet
of the party ecuTed thereby will offer fur sale at
puolic auction, In front of the pre- nises ON WE'D.
NESpAY. TIE 9Th Day OF july, A; D 1881. AT
Uhlmsn's subdi sision OF original lots in squsre
GIG also that part or portion OF Lot 49, in said OH
mans subdivision of sal square 6l6 is described
as follows Beginning for the same at the north
east. RI corner OF "a lot ~ and the ace RAINING
theI ce west feet thence feet II the north
ern line OF said lot % and thence east along said
northern line to place Of beginning.
Terms of sale One third cash: balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at the
rate OF Fix Per cent per anUum secured by deed ct
trust property sold. All conveyancing at cost Of
purchaser. 800 down at time Of sale. Terms to
be complied with In &c ven days.
je25- eo&ds WATSON j. NEWTON, Trustee
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1e22 dads
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated February 10.
100. &C., of the Lard Records Of the Dis GaI
tlicf of Columbia, we will offer at auction. I'LL
the premises, AT S OCLooK NJ. the Lot OF Geou ID
ct the corner Of nth and K streets. conssuog of
eight (2S), in square NO One hundred and twenty.
elk (l26), the whole having front OF twenty feet
width and binding On x street min ty-two feet.
with the improvements. consisting OF three-story
brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money
to be paid In cash. and the residue in two TAI IN
with interest, 70 be secured by no es and deed OF
trust on the premises The terms Of sale must be
erty be resold ct the rick and cost Of the first
purchaser. EDWD. TEMPLE. Trus.ees.
CHAN. A. JAMER,} AA"S-so's
THOS. J. FISHER co Aucts.. 1924 street.
je2S eo&ds
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
| 1RUSTKES SALF OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
|

1RUbTkES' SALk OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PSOVED PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust. dated Novem- -
Der 20tb, 1877, and recorded in liber No. EAN
Supreme Court Of the Distric Of Columbia, on the
24th day OF January, 1884, in Equity cause No
1854. Equity Docket 81, we will soil, on TU 6S
DAY. THE 6IH DAY OF July. 1881. AT O'CLOCK.
In front Of the premises Lot lettered c. in Madison
Moses subdivtsi N OF original lots g. and 3. III
Square 427 located on the east side Of 9Th street,
between street and public park, Is feet front and
runs back Of that depth 10 feet, then widens to %
feet and goes back 80 feet further.
AT O'CLOCK, SAME DAY. in front OF the premises,
Lot - In square east OF Square 500, lot t4xS0 feet
inches. being No: l640 4th street. between Q and
On WEDNESDAY,, July 9Th, 1881, AT s
O'CLOCK in front Of che premises. lots 1, <. L and
NJ. in square ga Each front Is feet the west
side OF LIST street east between North Carolina ave-
nue. and south D street.
AT 8 o'oLoCE, SAME DAY, original lot /, in
square 96s: on the northwest of A1th and
On THURSDAY, JULY 7TH, AT O'CLOCK, in
front Of the premise 8, 8, and Z, in Howsrds
sub Of b. CT No ~, in the Howard University sub
Of Emngham. fronting on an alley leading from
Wilson street. near Howard University, t.. ether
with the 10. provements.
Terms: One-third cash residue In two equal
pay ments at six and twelve months with interest.
to be secured by deed OF trust Gas deposit on
each lot when property is struck of Terms to be
complied with in Ave days. Title good or no sale.
FRED W. JONES, I rrn.ta.s
1e22 dads THOMAS II. GALLANT AfuS'oso'
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND TIE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE Track 'A Asi; COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE kFFEoT SUNDAY. MAY
a: M LEAVE WASHINGTON:
'z1oUSSih s PasG Ex GplkH5sSA11' AND 81.
g kf TSpS ELK and Way Stations
ssrasIaIE Winohsster. HsssrstoSin. and %ay
s:1G-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
oi T0S " lRIEILlPHIA. NEW YORK. AND BOs-
s:40-sTATNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS
g ios Haserstown and st Point Of nocks
ts:00.on sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis
& S:ss ssz1s is sssss s5 s,s
rim JI9Gncpp1I1 4a yessnps and Hanoysr.2
OsDFsfiss55 Sis tx fSH1SAfo' CINCINNATI
@ .BssI.~ors. Eco.t City. Annapolis and
EETHssy ksGpE Fl Baltimore and Way
YORK EXPRE:S. HAA AMI M"
s9SngstIofs and Way Stations eyinchester
rs VIZ Y sHSli Hi6
BEL n EXPRESS 9S tFrederick. via Delay. stops
t4.iSPoint Of Roeks. Frederick. Hsgerssown.
Vim %inSh .s and way Stations con Sunday to
= Baltimore, An1spolis and Way Stations.
10 :3S-BALTlMORk EXPRESS (Martinsburg and
rel
605-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
t6 46-Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:30-BALTIM MORE, EVANSVILLE AND LAD.
kHL EXPRESS.
t9:l5aPITTsBURG. CINCINNATI. AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
TO tSooIPalL a. NEW YORK. AND Bos-
ION EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
10 00.BALTIMORE, HYATTSVILLE, ANDLAU-
BEL EXPRESS. stops on signal or to let of
Passengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
fDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily, ex-
cept hunday.
Au trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
ton.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket office. Washington Station and
6l9 and 1851 Penntylvapia avenue corner 18th
street. where orders will be tax for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city MIA
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The Schuetzenfe St.

The festivities at the Schuttzen park last
evening were seriously interrupted by the
storm. During the afternoon the various sports
were carried on. The attendance In the even
lug, owing TO the threatening weather, was not
large, aud as soon as the storm apated there
was general departure OF the people for home.
t. prizes for bowling were awarded as follows:
X AmpeLtble, FIRST; George Seufferle second:
Il. Butcher, third NJ. Kammerer. fourth; q. Har.
tig, NTH; Charles Grer, sixth; VIM Fender,
SEVENTH Max Haytorn, eighth; for ten STIR 1es,
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gNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GEORGE OWN n n

By virtue Of deed of trust to the under II
sis ned, dated 25ih October, 1869. and duly do
,esorded In Liber T. r.. number Is, folio JUL
lnnbia. will offer at public sale, on THURSDAY,
sOIH JUNE. lssl, AT 6 o'cLocKP. NJ. on the prem
the follt wing. described premises. situated In
Georgetowp, district Of Columbia. being all that
part OF lot number III. in Beatty and Hawkins
addition to GEORGETOWN, beginning for the same at
the end of 100 feet on line drawn north on the
east side of Frederick street from the northeast
eastery parable. to Sd street Sc feet thence north
ery and parallel to Frederick street thirty feet,
then westerly and parallel to Sd street SO feet to
Frederick street then by and with said street to the
BEGINNING. with the improvements.
Terms Of sale One third cash the balance o: the
purchase money in six and twelve months, the
purchaser giving his notes. bearing interest fro n
the day Of saie secured by lien the propert y !:
or all Of the purchase money may be paid in ten
days alter the sale. deposit Of $50 required when
the property is struck Off. All conveyan At the
expense of the purchaser.
je2Ol0t B. P. JACKSON Trustee
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

EOLEY, Auctioneer.
Twill sell at public auction the Furniture0
and Effects contained in house 1919 18th W
street northwest, commencing THURSDAY
Tbs Furniture coz ists % follows:
One very fine ParIor Set.
Walnut Chamber Sets marble top
Painted Chamber Sets. Carpets. Mattresses. one
Table, one very fine Set of Cro,kery, SO pieces.
laree quantity Of other things too numerous t.
mention.
IT i. Furniture is in splendid condition. would
advise person in want of the above mentioned
articles to attend this sale.
je27-3t FOLEY. Auctioneer
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THARLRs W. HANDY, Auctioneer.

1hUS1tE'O SALE OF HUUSE No I46I SAMSON
STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust, ~
dated seLten Der Is, 1876. and duly recorded fS8
smong the land records Of the District of 4s::A
Columbia and at the written request Of the party
secured thereby, will offer for SALE at public
FIRST DAY OF JULY. A. D: 1881, AT 5 80 O'CLOCK P.
NJ. yarts OF Lots Is and II, in Drury's subdivision
on samson street so feet 0 ,st from the corner Of
10th street west thence east 20 feet; thence north
beb inning.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance In six.
twelve and eighteen months, with inter ,st at the
rate OF six per cent per annun secured by deed OF
trust on property sold all each at option OF pur
chaser Cne hundred dollars down at time OF sale
All cenveyancing st cost Of purchaser. Terms to
be complied wi b In seven days
te2l. eO&ds BENJAMIN U. KEYSER. Cruk.ue.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CHoMAs BOWLING. Auctieneer

FNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoaeer.
CHANCRRY GALE OF VERY VALUABLE
THEE STORY LOUBLE BRICK REST
DANCE on EAST slDE OF THIRTEENTH
ETkhET: tETWEEN O AND u STREETS
NORTHWEST. No. 3O9.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court IL
OF the District Of Columbia, passed Oh the hs<j
I2d Cay or June 1881, in equity cause Z, 1872, -..
me uIdersigsed trustees, will cell on MON
DAY, TIE 18th DAY OF July. 1881, AT O'CLOCK
scr1oed property: The Forth twenty three feet
four and three fourth inches 18th street bY one
hundred feet deep If Lot numbered eleven, In
square $685. and the south ia enty feet by the
depth thereof Of Lot eight IN said square
2s3, osether with the improvements, which
consist OF large three story Brick kesider with
street NJ rtbwept
Terms prescribed by the dec ee ara: OIe-
fou1th OF the purch in cash, and the residue
. credit OF six, t. elve and eixhteea months from
tie day OF sale. with notes bearing interest and
secure by deed of trust thu p coperty sold.
All cohvsyarcing to be st purchasers cost. A de.
posi- OF SOU WI be required at thu tone OF SALE
II the terms o! taie are not complied with in ten
dsyF. the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
purchaser
JANIS II. eMITH CHARLES @. COLE.
Trustees
1mmt dately after the sale of the above described
real estate the following Ier-nnsl effects will be
20 on The above described premises, viz: Mirror
Front Wardr Ote Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
J1MES d. sMlIh q CHARLIE O G U.E
1e2i-d&ds Administrators.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Aucuoneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS.
WITH TIE IMPROVEMENT THEREON
ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM TIE WASH
INGION CITY 8ARKETS. on TIE GLEN
MOOD CEN aTERY ROAD, LEADING TO
BLADENSBURG.
On FRIDAY. July 8TH, 1881, AT O'CLOCK "a
NJ We shall sell, on the cremisea that -
valuable Garden arm(known as tie Emsouel -.
Lacey farln) lying In Prince George County, Md.
on the bladensourg road. containing about thirty
acres OF land, more or less in nigh state of cult
yallon, with improvements. consisting OF large
s aWeenns. eisht Ioons corn house. barn an
celent pump Of wster at the door, aud never Al
L z stream OF water running through the land.
This place csnnot be surpassed as Truck Ga rden
IN the state OF Maryland location healthy, aud in
81 excellent pelg oorhood
IMMEDIATELY AFTER will be offered 1O4 acres of
land, adj iu1Dg Ia bak. and il not Sold will be
cold in about 20 acrs lots. Plat will be exhibited
on day of sale.
Z, For particulars apply to Huguely & Bowen. No.
Dab New York avenue OrthWest.
Terms Of sale: One third cash balance in one,
two and three years. for notes bearing interest
from day of sale and secured by deed OF trust O
property s sold AL conveyancins at purchas er's
j-25-d WALT. r B WILLIAMS L CO, Aucts