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Al Home in Fit-Cummtng.
IL was only people who had been killed that
were considered good for food Those who
died o natural death were never eaten-invari-
ably buried But 1t certainly 10 wonder that
the isles were not altogether depopulated.
owing to the number who were killed. Thus.
In Narnena, In the year 1851. 80 bodies were
cooked for one feast And when the men of
Bau were at war with verata they carried Oh
soo bodies, ~ OF which were piled on q canoe
ma sent TO Rewa. where they were received
with wild Joy. dragged about the town and
subjected to every species OF indignity ere they
finally reached the ovens Then too. inst think
OF the number OF lives sacrificed in q countrv
where infanticide was recognized institution
ana where widows were strangied as a matter
or counsel Why. on one occasion, when there
had been horrible massacre of Namena peo-
pie ut Viva and upward of 100 fishermen had
been murdered, and their bodies carried as
oo&oto to the ovens at Bau, no less than so
women were strangied to do honor to the dead,
ana eorpss's lay IN every direction of the mission
staIiom IL ~ Just 30 years since the Rev John
Wafsford, writing from here described how d
victims had been seized In one day while Ash
ing They were brought here alive. and only
stunned when put into the ovens Some OF the
miserable creatures attempted to escape from
the searching bed OF red-hot stones. but only to
be driven back and buried In that living tomb
whence they were taken q few hours later to
least their barborous captors. He adds that
more human beings were eaten on this little
Isle OF Ban than anywhere else In Fill L. Is
very BARD, indeed. To realize that the peaceful
village on which | am now looking has really
been the scene OF such horror as these. and
that many OF the gentle, kindly people around
me have actually taken part In them.
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The Reason Why,

Tho she hath not dams grace,
Nor AphrOdite'S perfect face
And golden hair,
She Is dearer unto me
Than another e'er could be,
And more fair.
rs she rich, then?n Obi dear, no.
But have enough, tr0W,
For us two.
"What do love her fOr9" Ait well,
That can't exactly tell,
But / do.
Ali my hope of gladness lies
In the love-light or her eyes;
The fond kiss
OF her tender, rosy ifps,
Touch OF her slender 1Hger-tipS,
Gives more bliss ~.
Than you, cold cynic, e'er could guess
But, still, the reason, you confess,
"YOu can't dlvine.n:
Wen, love her, and she loves me;
What better reason. can there be
For Joy like miner lLoadon Spectator.
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Raising Sunslosver~.

The sunflower promises to be popular among
fashionable people on account Of its gautiy vel
how color. which Is admired by Mr.. Oscar Wilde
and HE numerous discipies. Last season sun
flowers sold at Saratoga and Newport for "a
cents each for decorative purposes. 1t in fortu-
nate that the sunfower has become fashionable.
Farmers may not be able TO dispose of the bios
SONS at the rate Of g per dozen, but ifthey will
allow them to mature they can realize consider
able rom their seed. There Is no more dpsira-
bic food for fowls than sunfower seed. aud il
b questionable II any other food can be pro-
dueed ut 30 little cost. Many farmers IN N!clIt-
gan have raised sunfiowcrs as feid crop. and
reported 1t "a paying Que. They cut or and
cured the leaves tor fodder Tor horses and cat
tie. and found them possessed OF the .nesjIc;ua,
virtues ascribed TO the leaves OF tho common
rcs.nrweed Of the pra;ries. IN p.soes where
fuel was scarce the stalks were c,;t nj the proper
length and used tlzieSEf IF sfeys-wood.
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FTlHOS. j. FISHER l. CO..
l. Real Estate Auchoneers, 1924 street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
LIABLE s4GARE. No. GA. IN TIE CITY OF

BY virtue Of . deed Of trust dated Deeember4e&
10th, A. ID. 1872, and recorde0in Liber 704, foho$8
24S of the land records of the District of Column
bia, and by direction of the party secured thereby the
e the PEenaises, On FRIDAY, THE 1MENTY.EIGHTH
NJ square 81 ground situated in the city Of Wash
ineton, in said District DESIGNATED and numbered
square six hundred and seventy -four t674l bounded
on the north by street. the south by street on
the east by LIST street east and the west by North
feet Of ground.
Terms of sale: Onefourth Of the purchase money In
cash. and the balance in three equal Instruments i'm six
twelve and eighteen months from the date of SALE
seven FER cent annum, payable semi annually and
occurred by deed Of trust upon the premises. will be
required or the purchaser ray an cash, at his OPP
ton deposit OF $500 win be required at the time
SALE All conveyancing is to be at the cost of the
chaser. II the terms Of sale not complied with in
ten days after the day of SALE the trustee the
right TO resell property at the risk and cost of the
defau ting purchaser after five days advertisement in
The Evening Star. MARTIN F. NORRIS,
a5-d&ds Trustee.
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HOAAS DOWL1k6s Auc0oneer.

kksIDENr ARTIsr~ SALE or on. PAINTINGS
WATRR OoL0kA AUTOTYPEY AND OTHER
3nRGffsc az A hs6 TIE ~ W neL COMPRISING
ne saie vim b held In The Art sales room. corner
nenssne WHp RsDA oPosiee rHfFp com 9,
THkkk end HAL.F-PAsT SEVEN O'CLOCK. and
continue tbs following day ct sszne hours. Ihsre he's
eeen added 10 thip sas shout 500 Brauns sutotypea
tokcnaE With feN dne and other oxt R4ans
ieeiaa2 tat hss heen 11s.ed etpahlie eeh g - di4
Tor long time, and Ghou6 command the at&eufon a
par6le who dlnifo % eno6urnGo konns 800 Nm 8
q 80 Men1a1 ~ IussdaS. Nay a : ~ a
q diss 44alf1s aoux1uA -
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AUCTION SALES.
TvnolaAs BOWLING. Ausuo,s,.

TSHoAAo BOWLING. Aucaoas9.
da4 1sSEsS eA5 I1l o ,1eR2yEp AHp yMg:
GEsI SIDE OF 'TihsT sTSkHT EAST 81 -
eoUTH 4 sTRkkf. bHfWtKN SkvHk44Ha IA AVE
2 9Avx yAs snnkxxrs East. orr0sTTE .. 6
BY virtns & Asuss Il shs suprsus ovurs a 49,
T. 56a, che Central Nstona Bank Va Guinand 81 .
a. viii Offer for sae st public anct5on An fro1a a
The resreciye piece q property mentoned and shs
Of the parties said suit IN and The following rel
estate siaats In The city ef Warrington. In ssad Do
On TUESDAY NAY SECOND lssa s SIX
front Of Sc feet ON st street ess and rannns bach sa
width III feet 30 alley 50 feet wide. improved by
one story Frame Once and twc-story Frame Buia-
On WEDNESDAY. MAY THIRD. 1881, at the same
inches south street. running bsck that width ID
feet ~ inches 10 an alley 80 feet vide and
bounded on the west by another alley 10 fest
vide; Ibis lot Is unimproyed. and " desirable for
|Sulding purpoees the Anaocstia and Potomac r. r.
Cars passing the street which fronts and being
in close proximity TO the navy yard.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash the day a snDs
within seven days thereafter. TIE residue in four
equal instsments In six. twelve eighteen and twenty
four months from the day OF sale the purchaser giving
his. her their promssory notes therefor bearing in
terest from the day Of sale Mt Ter per snnun,
ell cash at HE her their election. The title 20 The
respective parcels sold 20 he retained until the fun
any purchaser hall fail 70 comply with the terms Of sale
the right 10 readvertise and resell thu property
at the risk and cost Of such defsung rchsser 1hs
property win be offered in separate lots pArcela SO
JAMES s.. EDMARDS. Trustee.
a20eo&ds sos street northwest
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A remarkable, but well authenticated, story
comes to rs from North Manchester. Last m
day afternoon, Mr.. Lyon, Of that place. to on
appearances died suddenly from some mysterious
eause. Neighb0rs were called In, who, after
examining tho body. pronounced hfe extinct.
In about two hours the supposed corpse began
70 manifest s1Gna Of lie, and sOOn revived mn
I'll he eecane - wen . before the ineldent hap-
pensd. s..
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TNhOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

FENHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
eIMPROvED PROPERTY ON BEAIL STREET BE-
TWEEN MONROE AND NORTH STREETS,
GEORGETOWN. Dc, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, April, TWENTY-FIFTH, 1892 a..
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ, win sell Ia
in front Of the premises Lot SO, fronting Al feet
the north side uf Beall street between Monroe and
North streets, by depth Of 1877 feet, improved by
two story frame Dwelling and Stable.
Terms cash.
a2I-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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FNHOS. ]. FISHER h CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers, 1924 + str

FTHOS. ]. FISHER CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctoneers. 1924 r street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE REAR PART OF LOT
9, IN SQU II No; 2so, WITH THE IMPROVE
TWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH AND
EAND STREETS NORTHWEST AND BEING
IN THE REAR OF PREMISES NOS 1916, 1917
AND 1919 STREET NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April. TWENTY. a,
Eighth, AT FOUR O'CLOCK. on the premises, eE:S
ny virtue of deed of trust dated April 27th A. D.
1916 and duly recorded in Liber No. S18, folio $780,
of the land records for the District of Columbis
shall eell the portion Lot numbered three go in
square numbered two hundred and ninety (290l. Be-
ginning for the 1T the northwest of said lot
No running thence east "a feet So inches; thence
south 70 feet nches thence west 81 feet 81 inches
thence north 70 feet inches to the place Of bennns
with the improvements thereon, consisting of some
small buildings.
Terms: One fourth in cash. and the residue in six.
twelve and eighteen months with interest at six cd
cent per annum payable semi and secured by
Of the purchaser deposit Of 500 will be required at
the time of sale terms of sale Dot complied w tn
within seven days from date Of SALE the Trustees
the right to resell at risk Of defaating
purchaser, after ave (5) days notice in the Evening
Star newspaper All oonyeyancing at cost Of purchaser
CHARLES C. GLOVER,t T-,s+...
alS-d&ds THOS. HYDE. 9s
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON

GEORGETOWN HEIGH rs.
On "WEDNESDAY, APRIL rWENTY-SIXTH, a1R
lSS2. at SIX O'CLOCK. on fhe premises. vii w
cell. IT public auction, part of Lots 2i7 and all
278 Beals add ton. situated the south side Of Stod
daru street. between Washington and Congress- having
front of SO feet by depth 100 feet This property
VII be divided into four building lots Of ~ feet each
Terms: One third cash: balance at six and twelve
months with interest at elk cent per unit
PAID and secured by deed of trust All eonveyancng
required ct time Of sale
a22-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auc*
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g BENSINGER, Auctioneer,
De Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9S8, $40 and 90 Louisiana avenue.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES. MULES, FARM
WAC ms, 60, BY ORDER OF BOARD OF CON.
MISSIONERS OF THE UNITED STATES SOL
DIERS HOME.
viii sell at the Bazaar s3s 940e42 Louisiana ave.
nue.. on THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY
SEVENTH, commencing at HALF-PAST L u
O'CLOCK
II Hnrses; Mules.
Z Sets Waron Harness.
Farm Wagons; SHAY Wagons.
1Stone Wagon; Road Roller.
ClNd Crusher; large Iron Boiler
The attention Of purchasers Ia called TO this sale.
the stock Is sold for no fault but surplus stock.
a22-4t 8. BENSINGER. Auctioneer.
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FVHOMAS BOWLING. Auedonser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNrMpRoyrp
REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE SEVENTY, IN
The CITY OF WISHING ON, d. c., ON

1hOSIEES SALE DE VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED
REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE SEVENTY. IN
TWENTY-sECUND STREET WEST. NEAR N.
oBy virtue of desd q trust aased Nay 9Th. a
10, Une Of the land records Of the District Of -
Columbia and Of the written feauoet Of the holder Of
the note secured thereby, win cell at public auction,
II frSnt Ct ne Hrsmises s 9n THgRsDAY The
O'CLOCK Pm the following real sesate situate in the
City q washinston. in the District Of Columbia VIZ;
All Of Lot 4. in square TO- and the southernmost 20
feet front Of lot T. in sid square with the rights and
appurtenancee.
These lots win be sold in subdivisim lots Of 20 feet
front each on Dad street west.
Terms: One-fourth each, and the balance in SIX.
twelve and eighteen tbs. with interest at per
cent Ter annum. occurred by deed Of trust on The
property Sold all cash at the option of the purchaser
deposit OF 800 each subdivision lot required at
time OF SALE and all conveysncng at purchases cost
Terms to be complied with in five days, otherwise the
trustees the right to resell the property the
risk and cost of the defaulng purchaeer After dyo
days advertisement
ANTHONY HYDE l~
a16-d&ds CHRISTOPHER N. THON.( Afs>
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the tapE IN Montreal, between Messrs Des Rosirfa
90 advocate and Bienvenue. an eslIt1f Of tue N.
pQH5es arising out Of difference or oplni0a on tho
"a nadian Independence question. "A Telegram rom
aonHea rays TIE issue VIII b. sougle out u MnTy
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BOWLING, Aucuonesr.

PROVED REAJ. ESTATE IN SQUARE 10. IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DC, ON NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVkNUE. EEAR II STREET.
BY virtue Of q ed oftrust dated May "a, 1885, eA&
and OF rec nrd in Iber 49, ct pages $50. &C., otS&
at the written request Of the party secured thereby,
viii sell at public auction TO the highest bidder in front
ENTH APRIL. 1882 st FIVE O'CLOCK P, n. sn Of
lot in square TO- IN the city Of Wa hington. D. c.,
with the rights and appuESenanees to the belong
Ing This property win be sold In subdivision lots,
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. and the idne in
SSns Y s % tweiye and months
the deierred payments 70 Be secured BY deed Of trust
vision lot ct the time Of SALE II ter Of sale be not
complied with in dve days after sale, q resale win be
had after i've dAys notice. ct the cost and ysk Of de-
fanltng purchaser. AB conveyancng at puzchmer's
ai5-d&ds CHARLES II MATTHFKS Truxs6a.
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EXECUTOK'S SALE OF UNEMPLOYED LOT ON
IL SEVENTH STREET ROAD, OPPOSITE How
ARD UNIVERSITY.

By authority given me by the viii of the IateasS
Mary f. Gary. deceased, viii offer for sale at$ssS5&
public anc;ion in front of the premises, WED-A-
N.Es PAY APRIL TWENdY-sIxTH. 1885, at FIVE
Broxs ion Of MOUNT fR This G Lat ana hsa
Of 90 feet on the west side Of It'll street road
Harris Sold clear Of al enculnbrances.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and Twelve
time Of sale. ARTHUR BIRNEY
Executor Of Mary E. Gary. $50 AZ street.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO, Aucts a2O-dts
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THos. J. FISHER co.. ....-.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
STREET, BETMEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT LOT IN
TIE REAR FRONTING ON WASHINGTON
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD. "A
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, on the premises, S::
we shall sell part Of Lot No. 6. in square No. SIS. -
contained within the following mees and bounds
BEGINNING for the same at q point north street.
said lot and running thence east forty -four t4 feet
and one fourth inch; thence south hundred 100)
feet thence west forty -four 4) feet onefourth inch
aud thence north hundred 00 feet to the place Of
BEGINNING together with the improvements consisting
OF an old three story brick house.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER, on thu premises, shall
cell the east thirteen Q3 feet Of the half of the
bered five hundred and eighteen 5IS and fronting on
Washington street thirteen 3) feet and running 60 the
rear at that width on hundred {l00) feet with the
OF using common ten 01 feet to the whole
extent Of the of the parcel Of land sad
lot and square 70 Casper Trap by John E. Norris,
trustee alley, and also with the privilege Of the
use in common alley three fest and six inches in
width from said Washington street TO the said ten
alley IN the rear.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money on each
piece in cash; balance In six and twelve months, with
interest at six cent annum secured the prop
erty sold all cash, at the ortion Of the purchaser.
Deposit OF 500 on first and $50 second piece when
property is struck OF win be required. An convey
ancing ut purchasers cost. Terms of sale must be
pied wi in seven days after sale, property will be
sold at risk and cost of defauldnR purchaser afr
EMMA ]. BUCHLY,
Executors and Trustees Under the Win Of Rudolph
Buchly. a22-dkds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, FRONTING ON TWENTY
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST AND NEW
HAMpSHIRE AVENUE.
WIN. p. YOUNG, Auctioneer.
TVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 22d day of<s
March A. D; 1879 and recorded In Liber No. 49,, &]
folio ?nl aud Of certain order passed the 25th
day of March, 1882. in Equity cause No 815 and at
the request Of the secured thereby the subscribers
viii sell e the highest bidder, the premises
A D. 1882, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the following described real estate, situate in the City
OF Washington, District of Columbia to wit: All that
certain part Of lot nineteen H9l in square number
Hampshire avenue and ON Twenty rs street front of
James Cannon ''by Maria and M. c. McDonougk and
by James Ray to said Cannon January 22d. 1869 i'm
proved by twostofy frame building, together with
the ct cters in the said deed Of 22d
March mentioned.
The terms Of sale: fourth Of the purchase money
tof which 10O must be paid at the time of sae) in cash.
and the residue in equal Gums in six twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale. for which the
must give prolssory notes bearing cent inter-
est per annnm. payable semi- annually. to be secured
by deed OF trust the property sold satsfac-
ton Of the Trustees. all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. All conveyancfng and recording at pur-
chaser's cost and if the terms not complied with
within five days after the day Of sale the Trustees
notice at the risk and cost Of the purchaser in defsuit.
a14.dta ANTHONY HYDE IruStees
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,UALUaBLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL
Y HILL. FIFTH AND PUBLIC SPACE, FRONT
l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ON EAST
CAPITOL AND SEVENTH STREET EAST, AT

AUCTlON.
On THURSDAY, TWENTY-SEVENTH DAYa7H
OF APRIL. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, wiLSs3&
sell. in front OF the premises, Lot 4, square S43 -
fronting o. feet 64 inches Public space fronting
r nnsylvania avenue, and with . depth Of 70 feet
inches on 9Th 1t, eet east.
y 1mmediately after at HALF:PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
r. we will sell, in front OF the premises, Lot l.
square seS fronting 20 feet East Capitol street. with
q depth # 81 feet inches on It'll street east.
The above property in the best locations on Capitol
Hill.
Terms Of sale: One quarter each; balance in one two
three and four yeefa notes 70 bear per cent interest
ana 70 be seeared By deed Of trust on premise: sold
quired each lot at time Of sale. Copveyancn aud
recording at purchaser's cost.
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SOB D street northwest
FRANK HUME, Afoos'
l5z Penna. ave. northwesky
BROS, Auctioneers. a2O-enk.

ExpEssC pgEp y SALE 60 OF DESIRABLE gNIM;
SIDE 81 PES 9F 81 sT TT B n FOURTH AND
WEST SIDE OF NORTH CAPITOL STREET. BE
TWEEN i AND PIERCE STREETS.
Under and by virtue Of the powers and authnFity@A
n me vested BY TIE last win and testament Of
Ruppert deceased, shall sell ut public auction,
On MONDAY. NAY FIRST. 1882. At FIVE VCLOCK
M IN front of the premises, the 70 lowing described
real estate situate In the city Of Washington DE- 10
Wit: Lot numbered twenty l20). in square numbered
nye hundred and fifteen f515l fronting f68)
feet one S inch On Street by depth Of Onehundrsd
Also tmmedassely the eafters Lot. numbered o. g.
o. q! g. g. 20. u. - ana "a in B. Green's recorded
subdiyison q part ofsQuare numbered 60 each lot
or less, by depth Of so feet
TERMS One.f fourth cash, balance in one. Two and
ree year, with interest st ok per cent per q mum
:scDrsd By desd q trust On tho property sold g IN
he street LOT and SO s.sh On the North Capitol stres
pu1chassrs cost ezs q sale are not compiled With
N seven days after ono tia Executor reserves The right
20 resell the property at the xsk aud coat Of tue doau
ing purchaser orpurehasers after I'VE days. adyers
Hient. HENRY RUPERT
E!sautor q ~ WIN and Testznsaf a John aappsrS
). +. OoLDwRIL. Anct sp7o. a u. 1s2s
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va, Auctioneer.
TO-ilOKROW.
VHuMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS
TEEN TEE AND A, HALF AND FOUKTEENTH
STREETS WEST, NEAR THE BUREAU OF EN-
CRAVING AND PRINTING.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated March 18th. A. a
one Of the land records Of the District Of Columbi
the subscribers viii cell public auction, to the high
est bidder in front Of the premises on "WEDNESDAY
FoI d nAf SE hPkI a ID lSSs
ing described real estate situate the city of Washing
ton. District of Columbia, to wit: That certain lot
known on the land records number three go. in
squars two hundred and sixtythree (263), the same
having front Of feet on soush street between
Jay and 14th treet, an depth Of 81 feet the
being improved by three frne houses A4o, the west
nan OF LOT 4, IN same square, improved by Brick
House OF two stOries the lot fronting street SOUTH
and the portion hereby granted having front Of six
teen feet, together with sill the improvements" ct
ceters. in ead deed mentioned The above property
or so much thereof may be necessary, viii be sold
subject to t,xes and az essments and dover right;
Ters The debt interest and cost of sale In cash. (of
which 500 each piece sold must be paid ct the time
OF saie1 ana the residue IN equal sums IN six and
TO be secured the property Sold TO the satisfaction Of
the Trustees ell csh 3t the option Of the purchaser
All conveyancing and recording the cost
JOS. c. g. KENNEDY q-,,s+...
a14-dts ANTHONY HYDE. Af0'
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II APOMTANT CHANCERY SALES OF IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT AUC1 ION, LOCATED ON
TIE SOUTHEAST C0kNER 0FEIXTH gTkEET
AND LOUISIANA AVENUE NoRl INVEST, AND
G STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue at decree OF the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed in Equity cause No. H3
T. 4l, wherein John n. Young ct al. complain-8
ants and MarRaret L. Cadets ct al. defendants we
VIII onsr for sale q public auction in front q the
f Say NAY 1884, az RH1 cT6 aH fEl s
Of original lot ~ in square leo With the improvements
Building Known Is Young q Law building. and i'm
medately thereafter parts Of lots and To- the
square, having front Of 50 feet and inches 9th
street west and running back that width 100
ON. ccnastne in on threestory brick and two two
story Brick BuldinKs, containing number Of store
rooms, and now in use for business purposes
Terms Of Sale: One fourth each the day Of sale or
Within seven days thereafter the residue three equal
st two and three years from the day Of
sss the o. synE his her or their
ton q he pnrcSsssr. s "Soie q the he G rsr
chase money may be paid in cash; the title
until the full smount Of purchase money
and the interest IL pa any purchaser sha fail to
comply with the terms Of sale the right
and resell the property at the risk aud
Of such defs9ltng Rurchaser. 5000 deposit on sccep
JAMES 8. EDWARDS,
SOB street northwest (T-,~x...
FRANK HUME, 1foeD'
l5z Penna. ave. noFthweoky