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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-17


The petit Jury met yesterday and were rcspited
until next Monday.
Owing to the absence of Justice james yesterday
the court in general term adjourned until to day.
The will Of Margaret Jefferson was admitted to
probate and letters tcstnmentnry granted 10 Ralph
Jefferson bond being fixed at $1,000.
Abill hrs been filed by Barbara Hclmuth against
Agnes Kinney aud others, praying for the sale of
lot sc in square 732 to satisfy dover interest.
At Grace NJ. T. Church. Ninth and Streets q
prOtracted meeting, commenced OvCra week since,
Is In progress, and thus fur there have been mum.
her Of conversions.
Three boys broke the window of VISIONS pro.
vision store, No 1873 Ninth street, early yesterday
morning hut were frightened of without securing
any plumber except q few oranges.
1t is gratifying to announce that dispatches re-
cCivcd here yesterday convey the pleasing intclli
gence Of Mrs. Wlcox's Cncc Lois Mygatc) steady
Improvement on the road to recovery.
II was Henry Addison, son ofthe former mayor
home in Georgetown sunday evening, and not
the son Of the mayor of Alexandria, MS printed.
Marriage licenses werc issued Yesterday to
Gcnrgc. NJ Cant of New York, and Bertha Jack
Of Baltimore; James Gordon and Emma Harrly
Richard Proctor and Martha Ann Powell of this
city.
james W. Morrisscy, having made success of
| throughout the country IN the role Of Alias with
| the spectacular and melodramatic World" on
| his shoulders.
A bill in equity has been filed by NJ. t. Tobrincr,
ms counsel for J. T. Cousins, against H. l.. strass-
burger and jacob Rich assignee, for an injunction
to prevent the disposal of the stock of the former
and for receiver TO yacate, sale, and for discov
1 cry
The will of Edward Woody was filed yesterday
| by the Sestor of the Georgetown bar-Richard p
Jackson. The entire estate Is left to his daughter
| Mary T., who Is also constituted sole eXecutrlS
! She gave bond of $1,000 and qualified. The will
is delightfully."- brief and only contains one item.
Mrs. Fanny Jackson Coppin, PRINCIPAL of the
| Philadelphia colored high school, viii deliver q
| lecture upon the subject Of Labor and Victory II
| ut the Fifteenth street Presbyterian Church on
| Friday evening. Miss Jackson Is an accomplished
eOCutionist and talented lady, and her lecture
win no doubt be highly interesting.
Mr.. Crypt Palmoni GEnllett Murray ofFroderlck
Wards Dramatic Troupe, passed through the city
yesterday and spent u few hours with his particu-
| lar friend, DR.. Starr Parsons lie appears much
attached TO his vocation, and Washington will
some future day feel proud Of the talent mani
tested by other citizens in the role of an actor
| The new iron shed at the Baltimore and Poto-
mac depot will have an additional IA feet added
| thereto, making the total length nearly 500 feet
| Piles are now being driven for the additional col
| umns, nine on each side In the northeast corner
| of the sheds a handsome brick baggage. room |!
being erected TO take the place of the old frame
| gfp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-17

Contemplating an enlargement OF our Store, and
building IL back 70 Eighth street. our trade having In
creased to such an extent that we 1lnd present
space has become TOO small for our Increasing bust'
ness we intend to extend to the entire depth OF 900
feet covering nearly 5000 feet Of ground, and when
finished, win make the LARGEST MILLINERY
STORE IN THE UNITED STATES
As we do not wish to carry any stock over we have
concluded to sell our entire stock way below MAR
LET VALUE, consisting OF one of the Largest
Finest, and Most Magnificent, as well as the Most
Stylish and Select MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS ever offered In the olty. We offer
1000 PIECES OF RIBBONS, all widths, shades
and styles, at less than manufHcturers' prices.
10 DOZEN PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETS,
sold formerly at $40, SIS, so and 49, at ~ S. IS, and
$40 Also other desirable Trimmed and Untrimmed
Hats, at less than market value.
5000 HATS, in Felt, Beaver Sllk Plush, and Seal
skin In all colors and styles, comprising the Finest
and largest selections ever offered.
500 BOXES OF CHOICEST FRENCH FLOW
BRS, at Strengthening prices
400 BOXES OF FEATHERs AND PLUMES,
In all shades and quality, at So per cont reduction,
largo stock Of LACEs Made-up Lace Goods
Satins, Silks, Pushes. Velvets.
SILK HANDRERCHIEPs below cost Elegant
listers, Cloaks, Doimans, at %, 81 andp.
woRSTED GOODS 20 per cent less than cost
We determined TO sell to DO ready for the Spring
Trade. Do not miss your opportunity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-17

Turkish. Russian and Sulphur Baths gO3 Z
street Only first. class bath in the city.
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HARRIS & SHAFER,
BLEACHED COTTONS

No. 1113 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EoOES,
e15 Pennsylvania avenue,
WILL TAKE PLACE ON
JANUARY Is, 1e, and 20.

JANUARY Is, 1o, and 20.
REAL LACES, consisting Of Point de
Venice, Duchess, Round Point, Chantly
Thread, Valenciennes, Rand-run Spanish
in Flounces. Trimming Laces, Fchus,
CdpeS, Colldrettes, Barbes, Scarts Handler
chiefs, Real Lace Robes, Sha,cLs, and Paris
Lace Neckpear, Black and White Bead
Laces, Bead Dress Fronts. Elegant SASH
and TRIMMING RIBBONS, FRENCH
FLOWERS FOR THE CORSAGE,
REAL POINT LACE BOUQUETS, the
Latest Novelty for the Hair and Waist.
We '0iN also display fine assortment Of
REAL RHINE PEBBLE COMBS,
BUCKLES, SLIDES, HAIR ORNA-
MEN7,S, CRESCENT,S, and Id CE PINS.
La Gle HAND-PALNTED and OSTRICH
FEA TIER FANS. DRESS, CLOAK,
and FUR TRIMMINGS.
We 1cdrrdnt that none Of our FloUers IN
high colorS a0iH rub of.
Reception and Party Requisites a
Speciality.
NOot'S,
915 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-17
LANSBURGH & BROTHER,
4O4 and 400 Seventh Street.
ELEGANT DRESS FABRICS

FOR PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS.
MORE FRANCHISE, oil colOrs.
RHADAMES, In evening tints, ut $50 and g.
SuRAH SILKS, from 81. 25 to S225.
BLACK RHADAMlsS, from sl.6O to %.
Black and Colored SILKS. from q TO S2I
MORE ANTIQUE, WATCHED SILKS, Black
and Colored SATINS, :, all prices"
SATIN DE LYON SATIN DUCHESS.
BROCADE SATINS, MORE PEKIN.
SPANISH LACES, EVENING GAUZES.
BROCADBD SATIN DRESS FRONTS.
BRoCADED VELVET FLoUNCES.
2S-INCH WIDE ALIrSILK VELVETS.
Black and Colored PLUSHES.
silk HOSIERY, Mous9uetare GLOVES.
SIX CIRCULARS, Satin DOLMANS.
Cloth WRAPS, JACKETS, and ULsrERs, at
"BARdAiNs" IN WHITE GOODS. TABLE LIN.
EMS, NAPKINS, and TOWELS.
81 One Price Marked In Plain Figures,
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER"
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Ninth street.
Established 1910. Jal64p
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-17

You can publish n thrce.lino advertisement of
"wanted," "For Rent" "For snlo," or Lost"
three times for twenty five cents in THE REruB.
LiCAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-17
LADIES' GOODS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT !

Having leased for a term Of twenty-five years the
property now occupied by Messrs. Gusdorf, kheessi
and Peterson,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The star Routes.

Washington, 13.-The criminal court
met this morning, Judge Wylie presid-
ing, for the purpose of hearing arguments
on motions entered on Monday last
for arrest ofJud2ment 10 regard TO Miner
and Rerdell. aud increase the bonds of
the defendants as to whom the jury
failed TO sgres. Brady, Vale, and j. W.
Dorsey were present and IS soon as the
court was called to order Rerdell and
Miner entered escorted By two sherifs.
The Court said the matter Of bonds would
be taken ny first. he held that the
sabsisting bonds would continue
in force as far IS the defendants
TO whom the jury failed 10 agree we're
concerned. MeFrick eoneurred, but in
sisted that the court increase Wallis
bonds, which the court did from 81, 600 TO
$4,000. Hinkle argued that tie verdict
was inconsistent and should be set aside.
The court said the jury we're instructed
that two or more must be found guilty;
they found two guilty, acquitted one
(T1rner), who was not really prosecuted
and one who was dead, and disagreed as
to the others. It was q mystery OF the
jury room what course the jury Travelled
In reaching the verdict, but it wise YER
olct nevertheless, though there were
some more prominent conspiTators and
some tools, yet all OF those found guilty
are equally liable. The court may, IN
apportioDiDg the punishment distinguish
between the leaders. Hinkle said the
court said during the trial Brady was
the key to the conspiracy. The court
replied that if there was conspiracy
Brady was the keystone He was not an
essential of it. The verdict was con-
sisteLt with the theory of the indictment.
Hinkle promised to present an argument
for settiRg aside the verdict, and then
urged thar the defendants be released on
bail till the motion for q new trial was
disposed Of. The court decided to take
Up the motion for new trial on Friday.
When this motion is disposed Of the
court will consider the question of re-
leasing tAe prisoners on bail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-14
Railroad Racket.

New York, 13.-The Pest says the
amount due preferred stockholders OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad was reported
at the meeting Of the finance committee
to-day, by the treasurer, TO be little
over 81. 500, 900. The preferred stock
outstanding is in amount about S45, 600, =
900. These ara the surplus earnings Of
the road since the date Of the reorgsni-
zation of the company, when holders of
bonds issued under the Jay Cooke re-
CINE, consented TO convert bonds into
preferred stock. The managers have
been persistent buyers of Allegheny Cen
tral, which gives color to the rumor that
negotiations are pending for the pur-
chase of the Allegheny Central by the
LOckawsnns. This explains 10 part the
recent activity and advance in ALLIE
gheny.
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Pig Iron.

Cresson, Pa, l3.-The tariff question
caused a warm discussion in to-dsy's
meeting. Willisms, Of Catassqua Pa,
said the protection claim for the pig iron
trade in its infancy ought not TO be- con-
tinue6 now. Bar iron and plate mon
favored reduction if necessary, but IN
altersbly opposed an advance.
Spesrman, Of Sharon pig iron men,
had deliberately decided 10 ask an I'D
vance of 81 ton, and did not propose TO
submit 10 the dictstion OF outsiders, who
had no right here anyway, because this
was pig iron convention. a motion
prevailed to appoint q committee Of two
members from each station 10 consider
and report fxe2 schedule of duties on
iron and steel products and on iron ore.
Recess.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-14
Mormon Immigrants.

New York, 13.-Six hundred and forty
six immigrants were among the Storage
passengers on the Guion steamer which
arrived to-day. They were in charge of
Elder VIM. Cooper, who came over
with them from Europe. The party is
composed of 500 British converts, 292
Scsndinavisns, 81 Germans and Is chap
eroned by 16 returning missionaries
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-14
September 14th. 1880.

HOP BITTERs Co.. TORONTO:
l have been sick for the past six
years, suffering from dyspepsja and
general weakness. I have used
three bottles of Hop Bitters. and
they have done wonders for me. /
am well and able to work. and eat
and sleep well. l cannot say too
much for Hop Bitters.
SIMON ROBBINS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-14
RFOGuQP.

Chicago, l3.-Whsat frmer, winter,
spring and regular 1919 cash and Sep
TENDER regular 9JsS; octgber -, No
yember corn, strong, higher 65 cash;
Septem Der So, October pork, strong,
higher 2O.O71z cash, October 1890; No
vember lard strong, higher, l1.4O cash
October, Is November.
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mONETARY AND STOCK,
New York. September 70. 1899.

Ne" York, September Is, 1882.
Money, 6@7; governments, weak,
generally lower; stocks, irregular,
weak; w. Union, 9l15; Quicksilver,
10; Pacific, 441z; Wells Fargo & Co., 12S;
n. 7. Central 1864; Erie, Az: Panams,
l67; Denver & R.G., 5S2s; Union Pacific.
1881; bonds, 1l6; Central Pacific, 9S1s;
bonds. 1l4; SGtro. =.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-14

Vienna. 13.-The Greek minister Of
foreign affairs has issued circular ray
ing II the Porte does not i'm Immediately
surrender the few disputed ports on the
frontier Greece will resume h0stiliiies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-14
Cable Clicks.

Dublin, lS.-Four new sub commits
IiOners are appointed under the land act.
London, lS.-The St. Ledger stakes
was won By dutch Grin, ""Ghrim-
niss" second, "ShotoVern third.
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Home Again.

New York, 13.-Arrived, the P1rthiG,
with Melville and other survivors Of the
Jeanette and Captain Berry of the Rod
gers on board.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-14

For Lame Back, Side or Chest
use ShilOh's Porous Plaster. Price
25c. Sold by Z. c. N. I. Drug Store
81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-16

BALTIMORE. june 16.-.virginia IS deferred. ~:
do. consols, SOY; do second series. 34 past due
coupons 81; do new ten cforties AN bid to-day
middling. l2h Flour dull-Howard street and
super 50a4 So do. extra 75a5 go do. family, s5s
1O0 city mills 3. 50a47 rs: do. extra 500a7. 80
do. Rio brands, Z. 25a7.37: Baltimore high grade
family, 800; do winter wheat patent 8. 20. Wheat,
southern ste ady and quiet western lower and active
Msryand. LBS bid: No; western winter red. spot,
1S4ai S6 June 1s41 bid: July. l2lsaI IN
Corn. southern quiet and steady: western entirely
MISREPRESENTATION white Sc; do. yellow. S. western
mixed na. SPOT; ssIHas2 June. 70 bid: July. 5ssa
western white. 60a6s: do. mixed 60a6l Pennsylvania
&oa6S Rye dull, 25aso; Hay dnll.pIime to choice
frm,mess pork 20. 25a22: IS Bnlk meats-shoulders
and clear rib sides packed, 10fa13 Observation-Disclosures,
~; clear rib sides. AZ, Hams. l5A.ls; Lard
refined, ID: Butter Quiet-western packed. 14a20:
creamery, 22a25. Eggs dull, 20. Petroleum rather
tir.mg.refned; 7fs71 Coffee hrmer-Rio carsoes.
copper refined steady. I7Aais. Whisky dull. ]; 20
Frelghts to Liverpool per steamer dul-cottou, 3l6d.
AID; -four. Is. per barrel; grain nominally 2haSd.
RecelpsI no. 643 barrels wheat So ga bushels
none, Sales-wheat 5l3. $50 bushels; corn. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-16

MEATs.-Beef sirioin sOas5c per 10 DO porfrr.
house, XaSoc. rib roast fSssh q siesk i2LasOc
Corned Beef, salsc- Dried Beef, Clipped, xayoc
do sliced, ac. tongues, 6oa75c. Lamb spring. sOl
Sausage, i2hai4e.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured,
l5alSc., cut, e0ascc Shoulders, i3c., cut I5aisc
Breasts, 1&aloc. Lard, l4ai5c.
FRUfU.-Oranges, coarse per doz Lemons ga
SOC per ooz; Bananas, soa5oc per doz; Pine
Apples, 15as3c. each: Cocoa nuts, ioslsc: Apples,
Rhubarb, Sa5c. per bh. Cherries, sai0c. per OF
Peaches, 75c. afl per PIX; Watermelons. S0a75c
Catalogues, 2aSoc each.
FIsH.-ferch, 2sa4oc. per bunch; Rock large ga
SOC: per H., soacoc- per bunch; Mackerel, sOaa5c
Halibut, i5asoc. per H.; Goldfish, loai2c per 10
Haddock loc. per To-: Catfish, a0aesc. per bunch;
Sheephead, sa2oc per H. Trout, i2aisc. per 10. I:
Sea Bass, 1eal5c. per IN Black Fish, l2ai5c per
ID Frog Legs, 81 5oa$S per dor Lobster, i2aisc.
per To-; Terrapn siiders, $i2asis per doz; do dia-
BUTTER. = Philadelphia Print 4oc. Der H. /;
doz-
Potatoes Irish, boaeoc per peck;
do new. 60as0c- per peck Vans. 40a50c per peck
Cabbage, ssloc per head; kale, ioaisc: per peck;
Sprouts, saSoc per peck; Spinach. aoasoc. per
paragus. 5ai0c. per bunch; Egg Plant, i0ai5c.
each; Beets, 2a5c. per bunch; Lettuce. 3a5c. per
head Onions, 5oa6oc. per peck; do (Bermudsl, Soc.
per PIX do lSpringl Ease. pr bh; Tomatoes eoc asi
Base. Carrots, sa5c. per bunch; Beans Qima), i5c.
Of; Oyster Plant, Base. b'h; Turnips, bai0c per
bh.; Caulifower, 15l2oc. each; Cymlns, 50a60c.
per doz; peas, 2oa3O per peck; corn, Soa4Oc. per
doZ
PouLTRY.-Turkeys, 15a1sc. per H.; Chickens
sc asl IS per pair; Geese slals5 each; SQUADS So
aS2.50 per doZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-16
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, June 16-The Posts financial article
says: At the stock exchange the share speculation
still shows extraordinary strength. There is evi-
IDENTIFY strong current running in favor OF high
prices At least tins is true OF the Vanderbilt
stocks OF which Lake Shore is the leading feature
ana which has been bought up to 109H. New
York Central has advanced to 1897, and Michigan
Central to S9H. The Gould stocks are firm. The
coal shares also show notable strength. The
only weak spots in the market to-day
have been Denver and Louisville and Nashville.
Government bonds are unchanged, except for the
extended 6S. which are 4 lower. Railroad bonds
are generally higher. State bonds are nominal.
The money market continues extremely easy at 2
per cent for call loans according to the collateral
pledged. Time loans are 4a5 per cent and prime
mercantile paper 4Xa56 per cent. The general
opinion is that the outflow OF gold for this
OF the year is over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-16


During the registration of voters In Charleston,
SC, yesterday nine colored men were arrested by
a state magistrate for Obstructing voters Later
the superintendent supervisor OF registration was
arrested on q United States warrant for obstruct-
ing registration.
The Cleveland Leader severely criticised Bishop
GilmOur, who replied I'm letter, which the Leader
tary to the bishop, was sent yesterday to get the
manuscript, and was forcibly elected by the edi-
tor, MI. COwleS.
Major A E Burke, managing editor OF the New
Orleans Times Democrat, who was recently
wounded in duel with MI. C.. H Parker, editor or
the Picdyune, is improving.
In the Malley-Cramer murder trial at New
Haven, Conn, yesterday, DR.. Pliney A. Jewett,
for the defence, denied that Jennie Cramer'S case
presented any symptoms OF arsenical poison.
The democratic state convention OF Arkansas
yesterday nominated Judge j. H Berry for COVER
nor.
vennor predicts storms and unsettled weather
until the 18th inst
The republicans OF the 9Th Indiana district have
renominated Thomas NJ. Brown for Congress-
The number OF Europeans killed in Sundays
riot at Alexandria is now estimated at $50. Many
ing daily washed ashore.
Sporting men are excited over the expected ar
rival In Philadelphia tom orrow OF an English
pugfiSt, Tug Wilson, who Is being imported by r
K. Fox, OF New York, to knock John L Sullivan, OF
Boston, out Of time
A man answering to the description OF one of the
murderers OF Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under
Secretary Burke, In Phoenix Park, has been ar
rested tn Ireland ard sent TO Dublin under strong
escort
Galena. now at Alexandra, for her good ofnces In
succoring the fugittyes nom Egypt
EvctiOns In Ireland are proceeding at an appall-
ing rate, averaging 1000 weekly.
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A DrOll Pledge.

10 tl1t EultUr OF THE ENEN1NG STAR.
Possibly the funniest OF any OF the innumerable
papers daily stuck under the nose OF the govern
ment employe was the one going the rounds OF the
departments to-day, In the shape OF pledge 10
abstain from the use OF beef and mutton for ten
days from the Goth inst. with the belief IL would
bring those meats down once more 20 their proper
level i confess had TO laugh at the novelty OF
the idea, and as IL did not include pork and the
slgners figured up many hundreds, l. with Others
signed II, but Instantly ordered months supply
OF sugarcured ham 10 cover the period OF the strike
lest corner be created thereon. The idea does
not appear to be bad one. j. G.
WASHINGTON ID. C. June 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-16

DoOLITTLE. On June II, 1892 at Philadelphia. OF
scarlet fever, NELSON ORMSBY, of w. ii, and
Cleaner L. Dooiittle. aged years and ii months.
DONOGHUE On Thursday June Is. 1882, at IL
O'Clock l. M. DANIEL DONOGHUE, a native of the
County Kerry Ireland in the sixteth of his age:
resident Of Washington for thirty two wears.
Funeral from his late residence. 80 Third street
northwest. on Sunday. 18TH at 80 pm. Friends Of
the family are invited to attend. g
FORD At Portsmouth. Va, of heart disease. Mrs.
MARY ELLA FORD.
Her remains Will be inferred at Rock Creek Cemetery
Friday afternoon, June 10th. 1882. at O'Clock q
STREAMER. On Thursday, June Is. 1882 at 6
O'Clock a. M, WILLIE STREAMfR, only child q
Lewis Z. and Lille Streamer. aged nine months.
Little hands meekly folded.
Over Nillie's pulseless breast
Little heart we loved fondly,
Beats no more-he is at rest.
One fra. tender little blossom
God gave us-now is gone,
Can bear my sorrow bravelyf
Calmly say. Thy will be done,"
Funeral from his parents residence 81 street north
west, Saturday. June IL, At O'Clock n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-16
Liberality and Success.

Yesterday, In passing the Office OF the only real
Washington daily newspaper, The EVENING STAR,
we observed workmen busily engaged putting In
place another new notwithstanding press IL IN
but a short time since The STAR procured one OF
the swlftest and most complete presses now In use
In the United States, but its circulation has been
on The increase TO such extent as TO require an
other one TO accommodate the demand.-Sunddy
Chronicle, June l1h..
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AUCTION SALES.
V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VI,
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN TENNALLYTOWN, d. O., AND ALSO VAL
UABLE UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE ON The
B Bls2A BRANCH ROAD. IN WASHINGTON
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the "a
District of Columbia, passed ON the 10th day of ~:
Nay. A. D. 1882 IN Equity cause 30. S035, wherein
John Llghtfoot is plaintiff and William Britt ct al
Is heTa BAY on NE = 3 ss Il
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. offer for sale at public auction,
N front of the premises. the following described real
sooa situated F n C. to wit Sne
one two.story Frame House WITH five of land,
more or less and twortory Frme House with yard
and garden; Said property faces on the Rockville
property separately and in DE order mentioned.
fssfs s DAY 81 e. Hb iss
Al FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. also offer for SALE at public
9 estate, situated in theicountg of Washington
the Broad Branch road to wit One tract of land known
as Dry Meadows containing 49, 100 acres; and lots
Of of D. ts Of the
lively So l00 So 10O o. 100 and 49, leo acres.
Lot No. 4 has fine granite Quarryupon It, Said prop
erty will he offered separately and in the order
toned Plat be any further information had
upon application to trustees or auctioneer.
Terms as to afthe property; Onethird cash and the
residue in three equal installments payable in six.
OF SALE the purchaser giving his notes bearing per
cent interest secured by deed of trust said al
estate for the deferred payments deposit of $50
each lot WI be requ red at time Of SALE and unless the
sale the property will be reeold the and cost
me defaultng purchaser All convey cling aud record
ing at the cost of purchaser.
JOHN j. LIGHTFOOT,
Georgetown, D. C. | r.
,o,e 1. CABELL WILLIAMSON. ifus'eeS'
Jeio-d&ds 400 Louisiana avenue.