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THOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN CENTRA
LOCATION, FRONTING A PUBLIC PARR
SIIUATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF I STREET

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN CENTRAL
sTTgATE On TIE f SOUTH 5T SIDE FES 81 STREET RET
Na dRaRw R8SE AZ MEsT 9P TENTH STREET
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWEN-HA
1TrY 9 1882. At SIX O'CLOCK. In front Of
having front Of 9 fest bya depth Of loo feet to an
alley, and improved by comfortable frame dwelling
compiete IN al It's appointments. This property is 10
Gated in one OF the most desirable sections Of the city
Terms: One third cash; the residue in three equal
payments at sig. twelve and eighteen months. with
the property sold. An oonveyancing at purchaser
cost 5000 deposit required 1t time Of sale THE title
sa1e fao Ri Bow1No aucon.r
ExSEEGCggTT99RR.ys SAFE ~ "a yALgARLE IMRRoyEp
E&HEk Is 4aNrM saKEEFs T Nc
s s1kX AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE, NO. cas- L
u y .s 4 .. nth vssssd y
on RSes S2so3 arFk 1ESRt & The
TWENTY-FIFTH, 4. D.. 1854, At SIX O'CLOCK.
being il cty q WssSinssCn. B. q, moxS ana s ds
eastern pat a ot nnnbsred four H tn sa Tsas
ss q ao & SS Sc
two story and attic Frame House. with back build
TERMS Onethird cAsa; balance in one and two re.rs.
notes TO bear interest and TO be secured By deed OF trust
g. Prs%sss e ed s5d Or ~ cesh = oyon purch..er
81. n q
reserves the right 10 resell at rsk and cost Of defsut
ing purchases. After gvng hye days advertisement Of
s''cn resale IN some Newspaper N W,s6ngton d c.
DUNoANsON BROS. Auctimeers. mfs-dkds
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A DARKROOM Row.-Henry Re

Island this afternoon, was shot in the shoulder,
whether accidently or not was not stated and that
Dr. Peter, OF West Washington, dressed the wound
A BARRON Row.-Henry Belts, cOlored, was
charged by August Long in the Police Court this
told the court that last Saturday evening the de,
fendant, with a crowd OF others, came into his
bar-rooIn, on Maryland avenue, between 18th and
i3tn Streets and he refused to sell them drinks
because they were drunk, when they began to
throw stones and broke all the windows in the
IN the lace with large stone. Long was also
charged with assaulting Belts who testified that
Long ordered him out, and on his refusing to go
OUT ne struck witness with heavy club The
court said that when man keeps a bar-roOm and
sells liquor to people and gets them drunk, he
and should not club them on the lie ist possible
provocation, and he would impose a fine OF $40 or
30 days on Long, and similar fine in the case of
betts. because ne had no right to return after
wards to assault Long.
10 the stand in the Police Court this morning to
prove an alibi for another cOiOred man, and on
being asked by Prosecuting Attorney Moore whe-
ther the prisoner looked enough like the man who
stole the coat to lead people to think that he was
the man who stole It, replied: 'As far as can
recommended Ed had on light darkish-gray suit,
and don't think that anybody could say he had
enough zemblance of de udder man to zemble him
enun TO make anybody think he was the man"
The Search for the Murderers.
The Dublin correspondent of the London
Times sends the following: As to the assassins
who are believed to be in hiding in the city, the
police have now clear evidence which will en-
able them to identify at least three of them.
Every individual who saw the five men seems
to have laid his Information freely before the
authorities. and though the details have come
IN drlbiets and from various quarters they all
harmonic together. They leave no room for
doubt that the criminals, if they do not sue
coed in getting out of the country speedily
will be ultimately run to earth. The slOuched
hats and the bowie knives were resOrted to for
purpose, and for the moment the object
aimed at was secured. Suspicion was directed
exclusively in one direction. The inquiries of
the police have led them at present to narrow
the field OF their operations in most remark
able degree; but for obvious reasons it ia not
desirable to hint at any special feature or 10
cailty. There is too much ground for the be-
lief that the assassins have been protected and
aided by number Of confederates, who them
selves are watching the movements of the de-
tectives. This difficulty, however, has now
been met; and it is hoped that overtures in one
special direction with regard to the reward of
FL 900 for information will lead to the triumph
of the executive
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON HIGH
STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. c.

ONANCcHY 6ALE
STREET. GEORGETOWN, d. c.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of NJ
the District OF Columbia, passed in equity ~
VII yin eel On wEsaDHEsRAY TIE chiefly FTksT DAY
half Of Lot numbered Twenty three (23 in Beatty and
HAWKING to GEORGETOWN fronting forty
feet on High street, and having depth Of 100 feet
Terms Of ssle One third cash. residue in two equal
payments ct six and twelve months, with Interests $50
deposit at time Of sale. Upon final ratification of sale
and fun payment Of purchase money deed win given
70 the purchaser who must cost Of conveyancing
FRED. W. JONES, \
472 Louisiana avenue; r.
VIM. ID. CASSIN, ArusVoes.
m18-dt 1918 3lst street northwest.
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The Trial Of Gen. Curtis.

NEW YORK, May A-The trial OF Gen. Curtis the
ex-special Trea ury agent. indicted for receiving
money from OfficehOlders for political purposes,
was continued to-day In the u. s. circuit court
Assistant District Attorney Fiero made q lengthy
argument In answer to that OF Gen. Curtis cOun-
sci made yesterday, when the latter argued as to
the effectiveness OF the several counts OF the In
dictn e1t, on which he asked that verdict Of ac-
eusttal be directed The case Is still on.
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CHARLEs W. HANDY. Real Estate BROKER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOMELY IMPRovEl
AND NALUABLE PROPERTY on THE CoRNEl

OF THIRD AND 1 STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree OF the supreme Court Of the =
1879, Docket 81. the i2fh day Of May A d. 1854 -
sss raffT n fTet q M DAY
Or 9F MA NAY, A d, Iss2 st FouR.ANp- h;HALF
situate in the city Of Washington, District Of
bia to wit Lot numbered one ID and the south half
10 Of lot two cd, Of Todd and Peppers subdivision Of
lot one %. of their subdivision Of square numbered
hve hundred and twenty seven (527.)
Terms: One third cash in five days from day Of eale
tnd balance In three equal instslment payable at
WE'VE ana eighteen months respectively with interest
IT the rate Of six per centum per annu and occurred
by deed OF trust the premises cold. deposit Of 800
Will be required at the time All conyeyancing
at purchasers costs IL terms Of sale not compiled
with in seven days from day of sale
the right to resell the property Of the rsk and cost Of t
defaulting purchaser after five days advertisement
EUGENE CARUSI,
40 Louisiana avenue n. W., I r.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, irus'oos.
j. T. COLDWEII. Auct. ml7-eoAde
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BROS. Auceonsss.
SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
On FIRST STREET WEST. FRONTING THE
CAPITOL GROUNDS.

BY virtue Of decree Of the suprsue Court Of the -
District OF Columbia, raeeed in equity cause No.
es72. Docket n. Win oner for sals sf public suc. -
THfRD DAY OF JUNE. lisa. At fISE O'CLOCK PPe
M, al orie1nal lot (l0D in eauare ave hundrrd
and seventy the same having front Of sixty
and street south and running bach and wcet vish
that width. one hundred llo0) feet improved by .
small two story brick Dwelling Said property y1n Be
q whole in the discretion Of the trustee and may
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree onesA
O. the porchase money in cash Of sole vfthn
seven days thereafter and the residue In two equal
seaimene q al 90 and twelve 2D .he from DAY q
sale promisecry notes for the deferred payments bsAR-
ING interest a. the rate az Per cent PER snnuD
unui PAID 10 be sfven or the purchaser may pAS an
cash on day OF sale within days thersa{tcr IN
ute 10 De retained by the trustee until the puruhnn
money ana Interest IL paid. the option Of pu-
chaser or purchasers the trustee viii make deed q
deeds OF convey and take deed or decr Of trust 90
secure the deferred payments IL property il eod
in it entirety deposit of 800 viii be REQUIRED of the
purchaser at time OF sale and il sold in psrtx dent
OF $50 will be required at the for each part
Purchased All convcyanc1ng and recording IL be
TIE cost Of the purchaser II the terms not
complied with the trustee the right 20 resell
with respect to which the default may be made
At the risk and cost the deaulting purchaser or
purchaser after five daye' advertisement
GEO. p GOFF, Trustee
m23-eo&ds ll24 New York avenue.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
me SQU TH SIDE I:r OF 9 STREET, BETWEEN
By virtue Of deed of trust bearing date July]5
Sth 1873 and recorded in Liber 49, folio 4Ss. one
t,ct q GSp~bia The updsEsiEnsd Trustee Xi sell
premises the following property; Lot b Of Wilson
feet inches by depth Of lis feet to iS-foos alley.
together with the improvements.
Terms: One-t cash: residue In two equal pay.
ments at ex and twelve months. With notes bearing
terest ct SIX per cent per annum until paid and Sc
yeyancing at purchasers cost $f00 deposited ct the
time of sale.
ROBT. p DODGE, r,,,s.,.,
m16-dts p. A. DARNEIILEf Irusteee.
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The District i'm Congress,

BILLS PASSED IN THE SENATE.
The Senate this afternoon passed the bin auth
0r1Zi3g the Supreme Court OF the District OF Co
lumbia to appoint two additional crers and the bill
for the relief O; Howard University
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A Painting Fit i'm the Houxc.

During the roll call On a dilatory motion In the
House this afternoon, Mr.. Walker, OF Pennsyl-
wanna, who was standing in the rear of the men,
oArs seats, fell in fainting fit. There was some
excitement, which was allayed, however, when it
was announced that Mr.. walker was Sufferin,
simply from slight attack of vertigo. He was in
a few moments conveyed to the Speakers room.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
Il LOT, KNOWN AS los EAST CAPITOL STREET,
A m IrLCN

Il LOT, KNOWN AS los EAST CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the<a
District Ct Columbia passed the 2lst day Of Jan
uary, 1881, in Equity cause No. 1919, wherein -
Chaplin Brown, administrator, was plaintiff and Adam
c. Van Patten ct al. defendants we viii cell at
DAY. JUNE THIRD. A. D., 1852. at FOUR O'CLOCK
the following described real estate situated in
and being part Of original lot numbered seventeen Q
IN square numbered seven hundred and twenty mine
lI29 TO wit: The western part OF said lot having
front OF twenty 20 feet and eleven D inches East
Capitol street and running the same width eighty
six $3.50 feet and three 90 inches to the southern line
said lot together with the right Of the eastern
toned.
Terms OF sale: One. third % cash; balance In two
equal insallments at six 90 and twelve 2) months or
Al cash. at the option Of the purchaser Deferred pay
ents TO be secured by deed Of trust upon preniss
deposit Of 500 required at the time of sale and ali
conyeyancipg at purchasers cost.
MILLS DEAN,
Once 470 La. ave- NV r-..
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON. irusteee.
Office 1913 ~ street q .w.,
]. T. COLDWEII. Auct. m2s-lOt
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The Wife of Lieut Me1vt1u.

ine WIG Oh Lieut.. Melville
says that she is not spiritualist and is not even
superstitious, but she declares that twice last
summer her husband appeared to her in bodily
form. Twice she saw him distinctly. and once
ne spoke to her. The first visit was at O'Clock
on the morning of June II. She was living wide
awake when she was aware of presence in the
room. and her husbands voice babe her count
the ships bells. She counted eight bells which
she heard distinctly striking, and at that mo
ment her clock struck four. cat that yerv
hour. on that very day." says Mrs. Melville.
the Jeanette went down into the fathomless
depths OF the Arctic Ocean. and the ice-fioe
closed over her grave" This singular manifes-
tation made such vivid impression upon Mrs.
Meivilles mind that she overlo0ks the fact that
1t was not on the morning Of June IL, but on the
morning OF June Is, that the Jeanette sank be-
meath the Ice. A few weeks later she saw her
husband again at the same hour, and felt his
breath In her face. She was terribly startled.
but had the courage to call out s'George, is that
you?" when the figure disappeared without re-
plying. She described these appearances TO
members OF her own household and to Mrs. De
Long. expressing the belief that the Jeanette
would never return; but Mrs. belong was dis
posed to laugh at her, and was very hopeful Of
her husbands safety.
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CHAS. D. FOWLER, TRUSTEE
m1-eo&ds Webster Law Building.
TNRUSTEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ES.
l. TATE, IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED. IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,

#zE srfH s. #zsntsSz$sf II
psc e p.ssed % ths siss a a.
ss s No. .usSS in
tss Il hs % e 5.ss 4
ON st. stSsH DAY
Ss Is 9osn
:ss sS s.s
$S e. 81 III s59R DAY
nc1 81 &
g inches he Inc q ssset west s and h asss
Ihis gIoPsry stn.ted &c sontss.s Of I'd
dwelling !'s y
SSD II a1SEfFEEHS sSSH SaS pm. ON
Part Of Lot Numbered in square numbered 755 viz
Ssass ma 4
feet Of said fot thence due wess
along o said linz northwest ~ Of ssd lot thence
right snaes said avenue i2S feet to the paos q
This property is situated the north side of Mary
land avenue between I'd and Sd streets east and is
6isYs R FIT spS sfs4 pnR MAY
81. 1882 At FIVE O'CLOCK P. ~,
lot situated on the south side
o. y street south, tetween New Jersey avenue and
AND AT aUAkTER to SIX O'CLOCK PM.. ON THE
Lots numbered l. !, 1. g. ~ e. O. TO- II. IA
Il "a. e IN pse6sdsS ss
the Surveyors office. -
These lots are they are situated Viz
VII and I'd
Terms Of sale: One Of the purchase money must
# 81 and twelve months iof he q
Of sale viii be taken all cash. at option Of purchaser
the terms s are cdmpsd With and the purchase money
lot sold day Of SALE Terms Of sale must be- complied
with within ten days. property win be resod at cost
Of defsSSns purchaser conveyancns and recording
This is the same property heretofore advertised the
Of S s weather
VIM YOUNG, Auc s MS FIST R?aa sssss
CH Ia ;I SALE OF yALgABIItE two. STORY
EAST. In THE CITY OF = wAsHINaTos' B. e. g.
the bisrict Of Columbia passed on the iltS day Of
May 1882. in Equity Cause No. sO65. viii sell at a
IN stSn q q ss o %
Ere SsT ; 4 I'll
hook and Metcaf. These lots are improved by two
house. and be occupied by separate families
It Is good business stand.
must be paid in CASH the balance two equal install
men OF one and two years for which the notes Of the
e the option 81
chaser The trustee win retain lien the property
made on each lot sold on day 81 sale Terms Of sale
viii CT convey
ancns and rsHSfpg q es
J. T. COLDWELL. Auctioneer. ml3-dGds
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Large masses of ice are reported by Incoming
vessels TO be seen floating about on the ocean
nignWay between this eOuRtry and Europe. s0me
81 the fcebergs being 200 feet high !, 's---- =
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
THIS AFTERNOON.
VyHOS. ]. FISHER CO.
l. Real Estate Auctoneers. 1874 street northwest
III ANCERv SALE or var n M p r,yy~sppovrn


REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of th0A
1strict OF Columbia, paeeed in Equity cause NOW
767, wherein Temple ct n. are coniplainans and~
Worthington ct a. are defendants the undersgned -
Trustee win sell At public auction, in front Of the
respective premises the following described estate
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NAY TWENTY.
FOURTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK,
south !3 feet inches Of lot 10. square 49, on l3k
street between Ohio avenue AID street north with
depth OF IS feet improved by small frame house No
312 1871 street. "
ON SAME DAY, AT SIX O'CLOCK.
An OF square No. 645 fronting respectively on south
II" and south kn streets and First street west and
Half street west
Terms Of GALE prescribed by the decree: third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the residue in two
equal instsments, At six and twelve months respec-
lively with interest at the rate Of six per per
annam from day Of sale. to he secured by approved
purchasers shah have the option Of paying all the pur
chase money IN cash. money deposit shall be re-
quired on each Of the said pieces Of property the
amount whefeof win be announced on day Of sale.
Upon default OF purchaser in complying with terms
OF sales within ten q0 days the property upon which
default has been made may be resod at the risk
the defaultng purchaser after three days notice in
ut the cost Of the purchasers.
CHAS. d. FOWLER, Trustee
Akackor Tau pr;l.1,v
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
guNHOS. J. FISHER Co..
Il Real Estate AuctoneersI 1884 r street northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovED


REAL ESTATE.
TIE gistE,ct Of GoSmhas r:.sed In eq.ity cause
Trussss Win sen = paiac auction IN fr0ns u tss
s IF ste
inches Sa New % fo2s I
streets vest with depth Of about Is feet and
contain togethes 8. 4s2 square feet.
III hstween New York avenue and north street with
depth of E ssst scr19s 2S9 ;aa;Es af
Sub lots %, n, q and D. square las.
Lots 20 and n front each % feet north street.
ns.Seea 18Th and lsth sree OPP oste Rawlins' square
Lots ~ and %, Of similar dim ensions and immedi.
a'ely In rear iS, e s sT5 lots 20 and 81
Lots 10 10 H. IL Is and L. square l2s fronting to-
End streets and 1s5 feet on north street between
ON SAME DAY. AT SIX O'CLOCK,
South half Lot 10 square Is fronting 81 feet ~ In
on SAME DAY. An HAIf.PAs VS. SIX 1e O'CLOCK
between and streets north. With is depth Of
1S6 feet 4 inch
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
equal instruments at nix and twelve months respective
" with interest ct the Of six per cent Per annum
reserved lien the property Sold or the purchasers
shan have the option Of paying al the purchase money
the said pieces OF properly the amount hereof Viii S
announced on day Of sale. Upon default Of any puro
chaser in complying with terms Of sales within ten l
may be resold at the risk and cost Of the defaung pur
chaser. after three days notice in The Evening Star
'fs E 4 tas s Of the
m1-eo&ds. Webster law Ruildinc
WIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE STORM. THE
above sales are poetponed until FRIDAY, TWENTY
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TNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS
IN SQUARE gu, NEAR THE GOVERNMENT
TwENTY-NINTH. 1850. -

On MONDAY, NAY TWENTY-NINTH. 1882 -
commencing at SIX O'CLOCK, the premises. ~
10 II and IL in Square ga. fronting 2s feet each
tween North Capitol and lst street east and Ioes g
% and 81 with same front and depth. in square
on south side Of street and Lots g. IT, 70 g. 80 and
81 and ILL., liz and 49, alley 80 feet inches vide
in same square These lots all grade, and really
ment this saie offers rare chance. e property there u
IN demand and rapidly growing in value.
Terms One third cash the residue in two equal nay.
ens 1t and II months with notes bearing Interest
1t six per cent per annu. All conveyancing at pur-
chasere cost SIS deposit each lot at time Of sale
m20-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSHES.
PR0PERTY FRONTING ON SEVENTH STREET


PROPERTY FRONTING ON SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY yirtqe'of deed Of trust dated October 2sth a
AID. lS7 ., and duly recorded in Liber No. 9O2 ~
folio g. ct seq, one Of the land records for Wash -
ington county, District of Columbia and by direction
OF the party secured thereby shall sell at public auc-
ton; IN front OF the premises, MONDAY, MAY
TWENTY,NINTH, AID. 1882, at SIX O'CLOCK, p.
situated lying and being in the city Of washington. II
OF lot L. square 49, -four hundred and thirty -eeven)
and beginning for the at ls feet from the north
ne OF said lot and running west 30 feet inches mine
tynine feet four nche south (2s feet twenty eight
feet thence east 99 feet nches ninety four
inches TO 9Th street. thence along east line OF said lot %
the place Of BEGINNING % feet twenty eight feet viA
the improvements thereon consisting of q three
end Of lot.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in six twelve
and eighteen months. for notes bearing interest
day OF SALE and secured by deed Of trust
sold All conveyancing at purchasers cost 500 down
on day OF sale If terms Of sale not complied with
within hve days from day of sale the
the right to resell the property the risk and Of
the defaulting purchaser.
mlS-d&d DIS EDWIN b. HAY Truetae
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The MalleY Trlal.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, May A-In the Malley
trial, to-day. the defence placed the stand three
w:tneSses-Mrs- Mary Jane Clark and her sister,
Miss Ellen Carroll. who testified to seeing Jennie
Cramef at SavD Rock abOut sunset, and Fred. c.
King, clerk at the BranfOrd Point House, who
testified that Walter and Blanche were at that
hotel as late as O'Clock Friday, August 5th.
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TIE russian GUVERNHEST RESOLVED TO PUNISH
THEIR PROSECUTORS
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2i-The Offcidl Messenger
tO-dly announces that by order OF the Emperor
the government IS firmly resolved to punish mex
0raby all OutrageS against the persons and prop
erty OF Jews, seeing that the latter under the
protection OF the laws, which are equally binding
upon all subjects OF the Car. The governors and
other authorities are therefore commanded on their
personal respOn sibilty TO take timely measures to
prevent or suppress Outr rgeS upon Jews Any re-
miSsneSS will entail dismissal from Office.
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NRUSTEEs' SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON COR
Il CORAN COR MONROE) STREET, BETWEEN
SIXTEENTH AND 6ENENTEENTH STREETH

TTKUSTEES' SALE OLE HOUSE AND LOT ON COB
l. CORAN COR MONROE) STREET, BETWEEN
SIxTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS
BY virtue of deed Of trust to u.s. dated November -
Is. 1872 and recorded I'm Liber $40 folio ll6 ct
seq, will sell at public auction FRIDAY MAY -
TWENTY.SIXTH, 1852, At Blk O'CLOCK p. M. IN
front Of the premises that parcel Of real estate known
depth thereof Of lot g. aud the SIX feet nine and
inches by the depth thereof OF lot Of John
said subdvison s recorded In the Surveyors Once Of
the District of Columbia hber W. F. folio IO3 Thia
lot il improved by small brick house.
Terms Of sale; $500 cAsh of which 800 be paid
twelve montha secured by deed of trust the props
sncsne ma reco-dn1 &c opoop Sonvey
not complied with days after sale the proertV
viii be resold st the risk and Of the defang puEs
chaser.
T MITILkM F. HOLT HToMtTTzMNAN.l Trustees.
WALTER b WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
ml6-eo3tkdtds