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pARNAII. Suddenly. on May Isl. lsse. Of rsrsi-
ysIs Mrs anna E. DkI!NAIL. wife Of n washins-
O'Clock. from All saints Chapel Benninss d. q.
Marlboro Gazette please copyl
o FARRELL May lst 1854 at 80 minutes past ~
D. and Mary J. Farrell aged one year. eight months
Reati1es and friends Of the family are r.srtsur In
yted 10 sttend her funeral from her parents enca
no. Soe 9 street northeast "Wednesday evening. May
I'd. at O'Clock pm
,o LEckIE After LINGERING Illness. april 2srh.
1882 at his fathers residence, in Lynchburg. Va.
HARRY I. LECKIE. AGED thirty years.
LEvERONE. FRANCISCO LEvERoNR. on sun-
northwest In his sixtieth year.
Funeral will take place "Wednesday morning $50
O'clock. at ST Mnry,s church Friends are rorIeot-
LYLES. Suddenly. on Monday. May lst 1882 Ut 10
minutes TO III O'Clock PIN, THOMAS CLAGET
Funeral viii take Place from Errmnnuel Episcopal
Churcn, on Thursday May 4th. at 10 O'Clock m. 1T
MANNING; On Monday. MAY lst 1882. in vir-
nty. PIGGY MANNING, 6eios ed mother OF Peytss
and A. F. Manning of tins city. in the SEVENTEEN year
TURNER. At Oaklands. near Clarkcsyile. Georria.
on Monday. April oath. 1882, Nal. JAMES q.
TURNER. civil engineer, of North Carona. for
several years past invalid from paralysis. lie was
baltimore county, Md.
Obituary
GORDON. In Beoit Wis. April o. 1881 Captain
Mrs Dole wife OF Hon William p Dola M tf,is cstv
was recently summoned to the bedsi ie OF her AIRED
father Captain Daniel Gordon. Of Beloit, WISCONSIN
Gordon born at Bedford N. r., an the year lisa
where he resided until 1896 when he with his family
his death leaving Mrs. Dole and Mr.. J. b. Gordon
prominent hardware merchant of Beloit AZ tis ,Inly
and I9 ali s6a hsa the sss Worth n:
acquaintance 1t
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CONDENSED Morning Telcgrnnss.

The jury IN Charleston, 4 C., In the case against
John 4. Hogg and Others, charged with obstracs-
ing voters In Barnwen county, yesterday failed TO
agree and were discharged, standing Ten for 90
auittal, two for conviction The city council of
Petersburg, Va, yesterday appropriated 600 for
the purchase OF a site for the Central Lunatic
Asylum, TO be located there. :. The steamer Gla-
morgan, which arrived ut Boston yesterday rom
Liverpool, ran 160 miles through the southern
edge OF an Ice Held, and during that time passed
fully 100 Large iceoergs on which were seen polar
bears and seals. The German brig Ceres MAS
struck by lightning Saturday, 10 miles out from
Calves ION. Returns from the elections yesterday
In various cities and towns In North Carolina
show that the regular democratic candidates have
been generally elected. The Boston board OF al
!ermen last night passed an order authorizing the
borrowing OF 81 10000 for the construction OF q
new system OF sewer ice. -. The Bingham mill
tary school, near Mebansville, N c., was entirely
destroyed by IRE yesterday. The greenback COM
mittee or Portland. Me-, have decided 10 call state
convention In Bangor May seth, 20 nominate q
candidatn for governor and four Congressman. -.
The burglars that blew open the safe OF the Or
wlgsbury shoe factory, near Reading, Pa, Satur.
q " night, were captured yesterday, but overpow-
cred the Officers and made their escape again -
There Is heavy snow storm prevailing at the H.
Iernatonal BRIDGE, OFT lrfo. Dick Ryan, The
Troy Terror" n; d a bout with Jimmy Elliott IN
New York last night for 500, and "1'he Terror"
was Knocked inseDSbe In the third round OF a SIX
minutes fight, and continued oblivfous Ior fifteen
minutes, when he woke up and asked .What Is a.
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V,HUAAS DOWNING. Auctionser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOuR HOUSES AND LOTS
ON G STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN THIR-
TEEN -AED-A BALF AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS WEST. NEAE THE BUREAU OF EN-
Cir WING AND PR MING.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated March 18th. A. "a
d. 1872 and recorded III iiber III. folio All seq.
ore OF the land records of the District of Columhi A
the sntscr1hers viii sell at public auction. to the high
est bidder. in front of the premises, WEDNESDAY,
THE TWENTY DAY OF APRIL. A. ID. 1882
Al HSLI-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. NJ, 1.-The follow
ing real state situate IN the city of Washing
ton. District OF Columbia. to wit: That certain lot
known ON the land records number three (3). in
square two hundred and sixtythree (2631. the same
having front of IS 4l2 feet south street. between
t33 and 14th treets, AM depth of 81 feet the
being improved by three frame houses AlsO the west
haI CT lot 4: in same SQUARE improved by Brick
and the portion hereby GRANTED. having front of six
cetera as in said deed mentioned. he above property
or so much thereof may he necessary. will be sold
subject to t. xes and essments and dover right.
Terms: The debt interest and cost of sale In cash (of
which 500 each piece sold must be paid the time
OF sae) and the residue in equal SUMS In six and
twelve months with interest at six per cent per an,
to be secured on the property sod to the satisfaction OF
the Trustees. all cash at the option Of the purca
All convey ancng and recording at the purchasers cost
JOS. G. G. KENNEDY,l r...
al4-dts ANTHONY HYDE. A'"seos'
To THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON.
sequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY,. MAY
THIRD. SAME HOUR AND PLACE. BY order of
Trustees.
a27-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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l. Real Estate Auctioneers


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
II STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT LOT I
THE REAR FRONTING ON WASHINGTON
On WE'D SEsDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD. ~,
at h alf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. on the premises. st:j
We shall sell Part of Lot No 6. in square No Sl8 h.A
Contained within the following meies and bOunds
Beginning for the same at point north street,
ehtyet (SS) feet east from the northwest OF
sid lot and running thence east forty CD feet
ald one fourth inch; thence south hundred OO)
feet thence west fortyfour (44 fourth inch
BEGINNING torether th the improvements consisting
OF a three-stOry brick house.
IMHEDlAIELI AFTER. on the premises, we FhaN
cell the east thirteen 3 feet of the western half the
eastern half of lot numbered six Co. square num-
hered i've hundred and eighteen 3l8 and fronting on
Washington street thirteen l3) feet and RAINING to the
rear at that width one hundred Cl.0) feet with the
extent of the OF the parcel and conveyed In ead
los and squaro to Casper Trap by John Il. Norris,
trustee. as an alley and also with the privilege of the
use III common aley three feet and six inches in
width from said Washington stree. TO the sd tenfoot
alley IN the rear.
! erns: One-thrd Of the purchase money on each
piece IN cash balance In six and twelve months. with
erty sold. or I'll cash, at the ton of the purchaser
Deposit of 800 rst and $50 second riecs when
prog erty is struck off viii be required. All convex
anclng at purchasers cost Terms of sale must be COM
pied wi In days after sale. )erty viii 10
rsold at risk ard cost of defautng purchaser after
i've days notice IN The EVENING STAR newspaper.
II. o TUWLES,
EMMA j. BUCHLY,
EXECUTORS and Trustees Under the Win Of Rudolph
Buchiy. s22-dHds
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ON SEVENTH STREET EAST. BETWEEN PEN
PUBIIo SALE IN LAUREL, MARYLAND, OF A

II FINE MANSION, ADAPTED 20 A SUMMER
BOAeDING HOUSE. AND OF HOTEL.
By suthority Of the owners Will eel by public x,
auction on the premises in the town OF Laurel, q
Prince GeorSe's county. Maryland on FRIDAY, ~
MAY FIVE, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all those
$50 tne fse-sinple properties, viz:
No. IAN elegant three-story Frame Dwelling. with
On roof containing II and excellent cellar
party surrounded by three ample porchs Icehouse on
the premises The house is that now occupied by
Charles Ware, who will yscate at IL is In
grove OF line shade trees and has cool and peas ant
.tsoon. and l. splendidly ada,te IL . summer board
ing honse icing very near the station. The grounds
Sie Of Main street and ON I'd street.
NO. ~ ne property known Miletead's (fnrmerly
Harrson's) hotel containing Is This building
n frame t9ostory with kitchen attached. 1t Occu.
pies TIE exceedingly eligible situation at the intersection
OF Main street with the Baltimore and Washington pike
the grounds intending ~ acres Of land. There s .
stable ON these premises now conducted q Livery
Stable he tenants term expires MAY I. 1888 but he
willing 20 Negotiate with purchaser for immediste DOS
session. The rent is $500 per annum.
Tenants vii be pleased to show the premises and IN
exnc. description Of each lot will be read at the sae
Terms Of sale One third cash. the balance In three
equal Inst lments at six. twelve and eighteen nouths
deferred payments 10 be secured by mortgage deposit
Of 500 cash from the purchaser Of each lot required
the sale. If they tknown.
SCHMUCKER wHTTEtOCK
43 Lexington street, Baltimore.
MATTHEW'S KIRKLAND.
~. H.Zsm2A Auctioneers.
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me Cumberland, Nd, miners strike m now On
us SEVENTH week. and 10 all appearances NJ oar
rom settlement as at the start
dhfrty -three coal miners were ARRESTED at Alps.
v,ile, "a, oy shertn's POSSE yesterday, on a
BAN TO the amount OF 81 600 each.
An fhllaoelphia, carpenters belonging 60 the
union went on strike yesterday because their
wages were nos increased non g. 20 On s. per day.
Ihe poddiers and helpers At the Nstional rolling
mui az Mckeesport. Pa, quit work yesterday,
owing 20 the employment OF non-union men by me
firm
The carpenters strike 10 Cincinnati has com.
menced two builders having refused 20 give the %
cents day Increase
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Prize Fighter. Warned BY Gov. Plaissctl.
Telegraphjc Briefs.

August Holmgrn. Swede, Is years OF age, was
struck by locomotive at Troy, NY, last night,
and cut in two
An explosion occurred at O'Clock this morning
at wilmington, Del, at the Hagiey yard rolling
mill or the Dupont powder mills. killing q man
lmed Daniel Dougherty.
Mrs Rogers, the young woman who was shot by
her husband, In Philadelphia yesterday morning,
Ii is expected viii recover.
While the family OF Daniel Miller were to-day
rowing from their residence In West HobOken, N.
>. Swear old daughter OF Mr.. Miller was eau ht
between the hind wheel OF the truck and the stoop
OF the house by the sudden backing of the horses
ana instantly killed, her head being crushed to a
jelly.
Six business houses have been burned at Denni-
son City, Texas
Jno. I. Lee. 1r., OF Bryan, Texas, was killed by
his brother-tn-law, j. T. Farquhar, Saturday night
IRE at Fort Worth, Texas. Sunday night, de-
stroyed s35 600 worth or property.
The Union carpet lining works, OF Boston, four
story brick building, was destroyed BY fire this
forenoon.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES AND

SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust. duly recorded in ga
records Of the District Of Columbia. win. sur 1
FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK
2 MI in front Of the premises. sn the fol owing:
being in the city of Washngton. In tbs District Of
Columbia. known and designated Lot numbered
nine as laa out ana described the ground plat
or plan Of said city OF Washington District OF Columbia
containing three thousand g. OO0 square feet of ground
more or less together with s and singular the Improve
menta, ways easements, rights privileges aud appur-
tanning.
Terms OF sale: onethird cash; balance II, oneend two
notes to bear interest aud to be by deed
ancng and recording at pu chasers cost Terms 10 be
complied with u seven days: otherwise the Trustee
reserves the right 70 reee ut risk and cost efaun9
purchaser after gi0g yo days public notice OF suck
d. G. -
Abstract shown It ale. REGINALD FENDALL.
a2z-dkds Surviving Trueteo,
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rs,ausrEE.s SALE OF prs1R .B1.E REAL Is.

asTF Pa 49, SALE OF u OH iBi'L hEAI ES-
III crT9 OF W aisl5 hsD oSsi"PhoshD-IS
Psf ;s 6 Ss;uss Essssd he sst aSs
tie ec1 Pr e s tie s. Hs iaaG r e IN
% ' v 81 s9x2a Riis ' aaH iss
at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
on the s1Fs 5h ss DIS
o fl tbac a a f eo hsnos Ws d
Ia north 81 feet thence east rs Zee. to the place OF
Til RropeTty Is known as No s22 9th street north
ives It Is improved ~ tvo-story brick Building.
And at eUAkTfR OF sIX n O'CLOCK PM. ON THE
Lea nuTbred 4s. in g.uare numbered $50. according
- he suhy,sion OF John g. Tuston. Trustee recorded
R unimrfore ata s on i5th street street
wsn 1 lssi !, g. E ahnsys5 e. r
" Sr hs e e G 1 @ ssaes ssss ei
mes ne = 2d sirest west. anu thence north
This is sit9ated the southeast corner of
soy. pr;ek stors and dwelling. and twost9 to- bnok
S5 Az < a 3tsiorS o., IN t pHii ssr nav
Part CT Lot numbered j. in square numbered 757.
n sdn Of a ade Is s hsns
nrrth~es, Sary and at tight angles With said avenue.
.1 r rsSes s Of sd fe Tsnce Sas
south AZ feet 10 inches; henea enthusiastically at right
angles with said avenue. i2f fest to the place Of be-
ginning.
Tbs property IL situated the north side of Mary
land avenue between I'd and Sd and
pr.yef By two-Stlry end attic Brick Dwelling
ON FRIDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY. 1882,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Lot numbered II. in square numbered 693.
This lot Is uniproyed II il situated the south eide
OF street SOUTH between New jersey and south
Ci-rt1t street
AND Ar FIVE FORTY FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ, ON
THE SAME DAY.
Lots numbered j. 2 3. J. 3, g. 2, =. O. TO- H. IL. Il,
ard rs. In square numbered 13T, according b Jhos.
sgdens subdivision recorded in Liber B. folio 81. OF
tie surveyors office.
hsse lots uniTnrroved they situated on Viz
MIA between New Jar-ey avenue and Cd street
sJmtheast They viii be sold separately
Terms Of sale OneI:r of the purchase money must
Re raid in cah the balance IN two equal Instruments at
ana twelve months, for which the notes of the pur
Chaser. barring interest al cent from the day
se VII re taken ali cash az option of purchaser.
TIE Trustee VIII retain lien on the property sold vi til
TIE terms complied with and the purchase money
id in fsill. deEO>It Of 500 NUT De made each
l,t sold day of sale Terms of sale must he
pied vita within ten days prope ty viii he resold at
Cost OF efauiting purchaser. Convey ncini, and
cortinss at purchaser cost.
Z. ROSS PERRY, Trustee,
3i2 ID street northwest.
WM p. YOUNG, tuct. a29-TtIl. 4. G. o. ~. IL
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THIS EVENING.
INOLEY. Auctioneer.

IHOLEY. Auctloneer.
AUG TON SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
will eel for f. Senger, at i3I 18th street northwest
c0mmt nclng SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY NINTH.
185. This ale VII consist of Ladies and Geut-' Geld
and Silver Watches Jewe ry. Clothing, Roots, Shoes,
Books Guns. Revolvers Plated Ware, &C.. &C., and
viii continue EVENINGS. at SEVEN O'CLOCK. until
every lot has cen sid.
Persons holding tickets, the time which having ex
PRED viii please tako notice. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
i. Sf14iNGER. Broker. a2G-lDt
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(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FoUR-sToRY

(NHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE FOUR-sTORY
~ BRICK DWELL Nc HOUSE. No, 926 EIGHTH
STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, d. C.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the.,
District OF Col mbia. passed i'll the of Thomas
". Thomas ct al. equity cause No. 1913. the
@4th day 81 APRIL A ID. 1882 the undersigned
VAL seu a pubic auction. on SATURDAY. tie SIXTH
DAY Of MAY. A. D. 1882. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
IN front OF the premises the following described
tate situated in the City OF Washington in the District
Of Columbia, TO wit: Part Of Lot marked "a in the
recorded Of original lot numbered ten (iO
In Square numbered four hundred and three (403 and
consaned within the metes and bounds lowing Pa
ginning NJ the northeastern of said c. and
running thence south the line Of 8 street fourteen
feet nine (9) inches thence west s9I) feet
ten lO) inches thence north fourteen D feet nine CO..
1ne}ses- and thence east 10 the beginning.
Terms OF sales One third Of the purchase Li.ney In
cash and the residue in two equal instaents payable
respectively, with interest at and two years from
the day Of SALE all cash. at tho option Of the puF-
chaser deposit Of 500 in cash required ut the tine
OF sale and terms Of sale to be complied with within
SEVEN days In default Of which the property
= TO be resod after three days advertisement In Tho
xvSnnS star newspaper. at risk and cost Of the do
faul0ng purchaser. All conyeyancing at turchssor'e
eost JOSEPH j.. DARLING ON.
J. Z. GOODWILL. Auct. s95-d
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@ BENSINGER Ancuoneer.
De WaShngtaa Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
oS6 30 and "a IOuiaians avnnuA
AUCTION SALE or HORSES, CARRIAGES Han.
NE8A &C.. EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY. nnd
&ATURDAy MORNING, commenc3ng 6 TEN
QOCIOoK. Special atfentna Given 70 the sales 81
q al: Il sss aaa 49, asls S 1fsf 1870
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TCHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T1fHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
OdANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL. ESTATE, LOCATED ON THE
WkST SIDE OF FIRST STREET EAST Be
TWEEN AND STREETS SOUTH AND ON
SOUTH M STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
NAVY YARD.
By vrtne Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thefs
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No. "a;
f.5oo. (The Central National Bank Cilinaud etAA
will offer for sIe at public auction in front of
resi- ectve pieces OF property mentioned and the
o. tho parties to said sut in and to the following real
e'tte situate In the city f Washington. in said Dis
ON TUESDAY, MAY SECOND 1882. at SIX
f mt of 60 feet LIST street east and running back that
width Ill feet to alley 35 feet wide improved by
ole-story Frame Office and twO-story frame Build
ilg.
ON WEDNESDAY. MAY THIRD, 1882, at the same
Lot 8. In square S52. having front Of 40 feet
inches south street. running back that width 129
feet IL inches to an alley 30 feet wide, and
bounded ON the west by another alley Is feet
hiding purposes. the Anscostis and Potomac X. II.
psssing the street which fronts, and being
in close proximity to the navy yard.
Terms of sae: One-fOurth cash the day Of sale
or within seven days thereafter. the residue in four
e1lal instruments in six. elye, eighteen and twenty
5dr months from the day of SALE tine purchaser givn,
his her their prosory Notes therefor be iTing
teret from the day of sale at SIX cent annun,
or ccsh at his her or their election. The title TO the
respective parcels sold 70 be retained until the full
amount Of the purch money interest is paid II
purchaser hail fail to comply with the terms of sale
reserve the right to readvertse and resell the property
at TIE rsK and cost of such defautng Tcaser. The
property win be offered in serae lots or pgrcS. $50
DEPOSIT ON acce, tance Of each bid.
JAMES S. EDWARDS. Trustee.
a2O-eoGds SOB u street northwest
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sINHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
RESIDENT ARTIsTg SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,

OBJECTS OF AkT; THE WHOLE COMPRISING
MARE COLLECTION OF GEMS.
The ese win be held in the art sales room. corner
OF 10Th 1nd streets opposite Mnrmiey,s, com.
THREE and HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. and
continue the following day at same hours There has
been added TO this sale about 800 Brauns autOtypea
together with few fine enxravngs and other art
N. B.l his sac IL by far the most important art COL
lection that has been offered at public sale In this city
for long time, and should command tho attention OF
parties who desire 70 encourage homo talent. Will be
on view Monday and Tuesday, May / aud 2, day and
evening.
a20-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auo&.
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JiZ II street n0rthWest.
WM u. EOGN(f. Auct. a29- M. 6 9. w. II

E3ANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
~ STORY BASEMENT AND ATTIC BRICK
DWELLING, No. 2n FOUR-ANB-A-HALF
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of thee.
District OF Columbia. sittine in Equity passed "A
O. me 2t day ofSeptemfer 1881. causeSo. G73, -
"IhaIsls et al M.Hiams ct al. wi sci at pubic
auction. n front of tn premises, MONDAY. MAY
EIGHTH. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the follow
iEg described Real Esat sit iae IN the city Of Wash
1yton, District of Columbia. to wit All that par. Of
Lot numbered ~ in reservation numbered 10, BEGIN
for the at southwest said and
runnln ce east 55 feet thence north % feet thence
west % feet: thence south along the ne of Az street
northwest to tho place of beginning. together with the
improvements, &c
Terms: one-third cash. and the balance in one and
two years, with interest st six per FER annum,
secured by deed of trus. the property sold A
deposit Of $loG required at the time Of se and ali
veyancinS and recording at purchasers cost Terms TO
be com lied with III days. otherwise Trustees
serve the right to the property 1T the risk and cost
OF the defsulting purchaser after five days advertise
net.
sHT.e perfect or sale.
WILLIAM T. BAILEY
No 400 La n. rr~,,..oo,
JOHN A. CLARKE, AhAosoe0'
No. 3i9 - street n.
se9- fn2. 4.6S8 j. L. COLDWELI. Auct,
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|6NHOMAS j. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers.

SMALL O-STORY BRICK HOUSE ON SEVEN
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN ''R" AND IS"
STREETS. AT PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. HAY SECOND, a,
at SIX O'CLOCK. on the premise, shall sell OF aj
No. ~. i'll square No. 154, fronting 10 40 100 G
on 18th street between RI and IS" streets north by
depth of 81 TO- 100 feet improved by two-stJry Brick
House contsI ing six rooms ard bath room,
Terms: One-third cash the remainder in six () and
twelve Il months with interest and secured by deed
O. trust s1G0 must be paid at time of sale. Convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
THOMAS J. FISHER & Co., Aucts,
a26-d&ds 1924 street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
fTHohAs BOWLING. Eucuonee..
COURT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP

By yirtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District g Colnnnlis p1Ssef in cause No o. Sc;
docket 20, 4 viii offer for sais MONDAY, MAY -
EIGHTH, 1882, a. SIX O'CLOCK p M. ~ ~ lot No.
iuy and the north 30 feet II lot No 100 IN kelds
oih2n. aud parts of lots Nos. 60 and Co. IN Beatty
ami HAWKINS ssldI lion to Georgetown.
Inc hrs srca treats GO feet on Fayette street be
TWEEN ID and 81 streets, sp back Of that width
10 feet then N 80 feet and extends back 20
Basement Dwelling house. No. l4l2 faycte (or 35th)
street.
Terms Of by the decree Onefourth cash $50
WHEN the lot il struck Of the reTdue in five days. the
balance In three equal payments at six twelve and
esbteen months. with interest from day of sale, to be
ure OF notes and deed of trust. the purchaser
may III in cash. CO3VeyanGns, at purchasers
tn m Il believed 10 be perfect and ali taxes viii be
PAID IA faa 10 July lss, 1881.
RUDOLPH WATKINS,
Trustee and Guardian, 60 Rocky! Ie Nd.
FRED. W. JONES Solicitor.
THOMAS BOWLING. A csinnePr- a25-i&ds