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CERTAINLY He WOULD.-The other
evening as a muscular citizen was passing
q house on Montcalm street lady, who
stood at the gate, called out to him:
"Sir ! l appeal to you for protection p
whats the trouble ?" he asked, as he
stopped short.
There's a man in the house, and 10
wouldldn't go out doors when / ordered.
him tot"
"He wouldn't, eli We'll see about
thatW
Thereupon the man gave the woman
his coat to hold, and sailed into the house
splitting on his hands. He found man
down at the supper.table, and he caught
him by the neck and remarked:
"Nice style of brute you are, eh
Come ont o. this, or I'll break every bone
in your bodyW
The man fought back, and it was not
until chair had been broken and the
table upset that he was hauled out doors
by the legs and given n fling through the
gate. Then, as the muscular citizer
placed his boot where it would do the
most hurt, lie remarked: "Now, ther
| you brass faced old tramp, you move or
or I'll finish you"
Tramp tramp!" shouted the victim
rs he got up, "I'm no tramp! own th
property aud live in this house"
"You do?"
Yes, and that's my wife holding you
coat I"
"Thunderv' whispered the victor, a
he gazed from 0 10 the other, and real
lied that the WAC had got square witt
him; and then he made grab for hi
coat and slid into the darkness with hi
shirt bosom torn open, finger bad
bitten aud two front teeth ready to dro
out.-Qetron Free Press.
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Tile Crops OF Tcnnnssee.

NASHVILLE, July 4.-Commissioncr
nawkins Of the Bureau Of Agriculture
finished his crop report up to the Ist of
juno o. day. The average for tho State
is MS follows: Corn LOG, oats 1I3, cotton
"a, tobacco condition 107, acreage III,
sorghum l0i, millot condition lO2, acre.
age Ill, Irish potatoes 1872, sweet pota.
toes condition 90. acreage 102, apples
lis, peaches no, grapes lO4, berries i2l,
melons SO, garden products 1IG, buck.
wheat lO4, peanuts 8S, stock peas condi.
ton l05, acreage 100, wheat yield l44,
rye ia, barley log, clover hay 10S, grass
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The Generalcs) Experience.

PeEusing recent copy of the Chicago
Times, we observed the following state
ment from Genl. Leib, of the Chicago
Democrat. est. Jacobs Oil, is the remedy
for rheumatism and neuralgia, without
any manner or donbt; and people who
suffer from these diseases ought to be
made acquainted with that fact. When
ever had occasion to use the Oil found
it all its proprietors Claim for it.
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A Frightful Disaster.

PirTspUrG, July 4.-Intelligence has
Just been received here that the steamer
"Sciota," with an excursion party on
board, cellided with the tow boat near
Mingo junction, Ohio. One hundred
persons are reported drowned. Tele.
graphic facilities are meagre, but addi-
tional facts will be forwarded as soon as
possible.
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Smallpox Among the Indians.

ST.. LOUIS, July Especial dispatches
report that smallpox Is prevailing so ex-
tensively in Indian Territory as to be a
perfect scourge. AT Muscogee there
have been 200 cases and nearly all hayo
been fatal.
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of the Southern farmer. But this is NOT
all-there are no seeds in the lint. Each
boil produces about two pounds of very
fine long staple cotton, superior to the
sea island, and at the bottom of the boil
there are from four to six seeds, resem-
bling persimmJn seed. This new cotton.
therefore, needs no ginning. - C5rrcspon.
de,,ce Nelo Xorf iSua.
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Two NIen Killed.

MACON, July 5.-Just after the close
OF the political convention held yester.
day in Jeffersonville, Twiggs county, Ga.
John NJ. Bcnford shot aud killed JEFF
Wood and john Johnson in drunken
row. Benford was slightly wounded, but
escaped.
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reliable source, as to the number of mills
ina; .nat nave been erected in the South
since the close of 1880.

From these reports, Mr. Chairman.
we are not surprised that the census re.
turns exhibit material reduction in the
manufacture of all coarse class of cot.
Ton goods throughout the North within
u! .he past few years. And predict that
the day is not far distant when the
oouth, with or without tariff, will have
monopoly of the manufacturing of all
coarser cotton goods, and / beliyc that
day Will come tiinging more substantial
aggregated wealth without than with a
protective tariff.
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CURRENT TOPICS.
I'he First Balc OF Cotton.

GALVESTON, TEX, July "A Con.
zales special says: The first bale of new
cotton passed here to-day en- r.ute from
Myersvile to Houston.
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A Texas Tragedy.

GALVESTON, July Ga Mc,cs Brcn.
ham special says: @. w. johnson. a
young man recently from Kentucky. was
shot in the head and neck by Miss CLARA
Christian, aged eighteen. The cause of
tho tragedy was scandal put in circula.
tion by the deceased.
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Large Yield OF Wl,eat,

YANKToN, DAKOTA, July 6.-Reports
from the Red River Valley, the great
Spring wheat section of Dakota, show n
prospect Of 100000 bushels of wheat,
or double last years crop. All root crops
are in good condition.
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designations.

WASHINGTON, July 4.-Mr. +. Ban.
tcroft Davis, Assistant Secretary of State,
has resigned, 10 take effect on the an.
pointment of his successor. Mr.. Walker
Blaine, third Assistant Secretary of State,
has also tcndered his resignation.
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- DIR. A. G. Thomas, of Columbia,
Kentucky, owns clock that since 1915
has told The time OF day in his family.
= The biggest man in Louisiana lives
four miles west of Abbeville. His name
is Emile Sellers, weight 427l pounds, is
SO years of age and is in good health.
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: A farmers convention in East To,

II ItII fICIo CUIIf CIItIUII I'll EtISI 1CII-
nessee adopted Il resolution favoring
compulsory education.
AT Farmersville, La, a curious and
wonderful animal has been found which
has neither hair, down nor feathers
tusks, horns, teeth nor fangs. 1t has a
head and eye resembling those of ser.
pent; cover similar TO the shield of an
armadiilo, the tail of an elephant and
the clothes of hyena. When at reposs
it assumes the shape of a biscuit con
structed during the late unpleasantness
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= The dogs of Georgia cost moro than
her preachers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-06

Ex-Gov. Hendricks is much better
The condition or A. Bronson Alcott rema ms un.
changed.
Rev. James NJ. Miller, pastor OF the NJ E. church
at RoSlyn, L. l., has been missing since october
The church funds are also missing.
Arabs counsel believes that his documents win
show that he was directly encouraged by the
The International half-mile running match be-
tween w. q. George, OF England, and l. E. Myers,
OF New York, was won In New York Saturday BY
Myers
In the Kent county court, n b., the arrest az
Oscar Wilde and the writ In the was set aside
on saturday on the ground OF the msnomer OF the
plaintiffs
A New orleans negro prompted by jealousy. cut
his mistress throat and then the throat OF her
mother.
The Green Br1er White Sulphur Springs have
been leased TO Harrison Phebus the proprietor OF
the Hygeia Hotel, at Fortress Monroe, for i've
years.
number OF the leading and wealthy men of
Mexico have organized society for the encOur.
agement OF mining. The minister OF public works
Philip Matthews, the young man OF Belleville,
Ill, who murdered Miss Annie" Geir last May be-
Cause she would not renew an eng agement with
him which she had broken on on account OF his
the first degree. The defense was insanity.
Fifteen new cases OF yellow fever were reported
at Pensacola yesterday.
Henry L. Clapp, OF the firm OF Fairbanks Co.,
New York, went TO see friend of TO Europe by
steamer. The boat left suddenly, while he was
talking with his friend and he was obliged TO con-
tlnue his voyage across the Atlantic
Cen Butler, on Friday night, In attempting to
leave the steamboat in the river near Lawrence,
Mass, and reach the shore in a small boat was
nearly swept over the rapids
forepaughS circus train was wrecked at Lynn
VILE, Tenn. Saturday evening, and the circus
fatally injured him. and then attacked and robbed
several other employees
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRTsIEEs SALE OF THREE TWO STORY
JEFtERSON STREET. BETWEEN WATER
STREET, AND THE CANAL. IN GEOKGE-
TOWN, d. G.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the fourth dayr,
OF November, 1885, and duly recorded in Eber 953 La
foiios 442, &c, OF the lana records for WASH
ington county, District of Coiunb undersigned
Trustees will sell on FRIDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front
of the premises, the following described real estate
District bounded as follows That is to say. for
piece beginning on the west side of jefferson street.
said George town, at the center of piece of ground
decided by Vim. H. Dorsey to Patrick Connolly John
Connolly. on the 10th day of february, 1907, and
fronting on said street and running thence south with
said side of said street sixteen and half feet or
less to the southeast corner of the piece decided by
VIM. H. Dorsey; theme, vestwardly with the line Of
said ecs as it rlnneth an alley; thence northwardy
in straight line to the place of beginning. And for
the other piece beginning the said west side of JET
ersOn street at the distance of hundred and eighty
hye feet northerly from Water, formerly Causeway,
street. and running thence westerly and parallel with
Water street hundred and feet thence northery
and lei with Jefferson street thirty feet thence
stwardy and parallel with first line to jefferson street.
and thence in straight line to the place of beginning
together with the i'm proyements.
Terms One-third cash, the balance in three equal
payments at six. twelve and eighteen months, with
notes bearing interest at six per centum per annum
until paid and secured by deed of trust the property
sold all cash at purchasers option All convey ancin
and recording at purchasers cost Fifty dollars deposit
on each property at time of sale.
os1-dsds w WEI II G GlkSaG Trustees
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

By authority of a decree passed by the Supreme 4&
Court of the District of Columbus, sitting anTS&
Equity Court. in cause No. 900, will sell at.-A--
SEVENTH s.; Il DAY 70 OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1882 at
unlmproved Lot located the east side of Eleventh
11tn) street. between and streets southwest being
part Lot No. 5, in Square No. $685. to the highest bid
der.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in
SIX and twelve months for notes bearing interest from
day of sale and secured by deed of trust property
so d. or all cash at option of purchaser deposit Of
ancing. &C., at purchasers cost. Terms to be com
Piled with In hve days. or property will be resod at
risk and cost of defaultlng purchaser.
MARY J. RYE, Guardian,
Md 429 10th street southwest.
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TVNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT OF
l. GROUND ON NJ STR. EFT NORTH, NEAR SEW
ENTH STREET WEST. IN THE CITY OF

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofa4R
the District Of Columbia. In Equity Cause No. IN
front Of the premises. on FRIDAY. the TENTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. a. D; 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK p.
M, Lot numbered two CO. according to the subdiyis-
ion Of square numbered four hundred and forty EIGHT
District In Iber NJ. K, folio 275 Said has q front
lI3 feet -
Terms Of Sale One third Of the purchase money cash
and the balance in eQua. nstaments at one % and two
his promssory notes for the deferred payments bear
ing interest at the rate Of six cent until
upon the premises sold or all cash ct the option Of the
down when property sold. EUGENE CARUSI.
n1-eod&ds Trustee.
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o31-d&d
FENRUSTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTS CORNER
Il NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND r STREET
NORTHWEST, AND IMPROVED PROPERTY
CORNER u

VNRUsTEE's SALE OF BUILDING LOTS CORNER
Il NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND r STREET
NORTHWEST, AND IMPROVED PROPERTY
CORNER OF FIFTH AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of thee,
District of Columbia sitting Court Of Equity Ea
passed on the 18th day of September A. d. 1882, in 1
the cause OF Leopold Neumeyer vs. John Neumeyer ct
trustee by said decree and acting under the authority
and directions therein contained will offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder at the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEM-
ing described lots parcels of land, lying and being
IN the city OF Washington. G.. the same being unm
proved lots Nos. &c. ST. 38, SO. 40 A. AZ and 49, SUBJ
division Of lots Nos. H. 49, IA and 15 in square sos of
Of Riggs subdivision of said Square No. 5O8 Six Of
said lots fronting New, Jersey avenue and two
north street plat will be shown the day Of SALE
And on THURSDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. d. 1885,, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the day after the aforesaid SALE will offer in like
ner parts OF lot No TO- in square SO. beginning at
oint on street. sixteen feet east from the southwest
corner Of said lot thence east twentyfour feet
thence south along h street 80 feet thence east
feet thence south fifty feet to the place Of BEGINNING
improved by two frame houses on N street and one
frame house on 5th street.
square No. 5I2, at the corner Of 5th and streets
fronting 40 feet 9Th street and 80 street
Terms Of sale: Onehah cash credit on the resi-
due of twelve months. the purchaser purchasers
trustee bearing interest from the day OF sale Title
withheld till all the purchase money shall be paid when
conveyance is to be given by the trustee. Terms to be
complied with In seven days deposit of $25 is to be
made the sale of each of the unimproyed lots and
$50 on the improved property All conveyancing at the
LEOPOLD NEUMEYER, Trustee
nl-dts DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneers
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ID ED.

ELLIS. On Saturday, November 4, 1882 SAMUEL.
T. ELLIS. ia the forty eighth year of his age.
Relatives and friends of family invited
tend the funeral from his late residence No. 1908 New
Jersey avenue southeast at O'Clock M. Wednes-
day, the Sth instant.
MALONEY. On November 4th. 1882 Mrs. ELLEN
MALoNEY. aged forty three years.
Funeral from her late residence, No 40 Twentte{h
street northwest Friends Of the family invited to -
tend. May she est in peace
MCNALLY. On Sunday morning November g. 1854
EMILY @. MoNALLY. in the tweLty third year OF hsr
The friends Of the family are respect uy invited 70
attend her funeral from the residence Of her uncle
William Anderson, esq. No. 1924 Thirty sixth din
gam street. West WASHINGTON. ON Tuesday morning
November 18th, at ten o'clock q. New York papefs
please copy.1
POOR: On Sunday afternoon, November g. ls82
CHARLES h. POOR, Rear Admiral United Stasos
Navy. at his residence, 1925 @ street, Washington.
ID: c.. in the seventy fifth year of his age
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
z, at 2p.m. ~ IL
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The Temperance Advocates.
GRAND LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARs-soNs OF TIE
PERANCR

The delegates to the annual session Of the Dis.
trict Grand LODGE Independent Order OF Good
Templars, which win be held at Washington hall,
Wednesday evening. 50 far elected are: Clements
Lodge No. 5-Robert CoggtnS, L r. Boyd, Mrs w.
r. MahOney, r. A. Bennett W. w. Copeland and
G. H. Martin; Minnehaha Lodge-Hon. D. p Hol-
loway, A: Kalstram, WIN; Young ana :. K Dovey;
Mrs Annie Bolton; Anchor Lodge. Deloe and
Rev. j: Reed; Chambers Lodge-Mr: Mitchell The
following Will be the formal program: Opening
ceremonies. reading minutes, conferring grand
lodge degrees, reports OF Officers as to tho condi-
tion OF the order, reports OF committees miscela-
neous business election and installation OF olcers
closing exercises. During the past year the order
has Increased In the District 90 per cent In num-
berA
meeting OF the Grand Division OF the Sons OF
Temperance for the District OF Columbia was held
at the Christian church, Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock, the object being TO advocate
increased activity IN the temperance movement.
branch Of the order In that section Of the city.
Past Grand Patriarch Bradley msde speecn IN
favor Of sslocal option" III. w. r. Chase and
Others made speechek
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District Government Affairs.

New applications for liquor licenses were sub
nitted to the District Commissioners to-day from
John Brosnan, ID. Cornell, AlphonZo Helm Geo. H.
KOehler, Francis Miller, Henry Petersen, Annie
Petersen, Miles Sweeney, Lorenzo Stelzle. John
FttZmorriS The recent regulation of the District
authorities to not issue any bar-room licenses to
persons within 400 feet OF public school build.
ing. is being strictly enforced, but many OF the
License Agent RAN is wagirg war against those
whose applications for licenses have been disap.
proved, and has sworn out several warrants and
states that he is going through the whole list
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Enlwisle: Thos. j. Fisher e.
Co. agents, repair brick, 1908 street northwest;
west: $780, Morris Quinlan, erect a two-story
dwelling, street, between LIST and North Capitol;
$500 L. q. Fletcher, repair frame, $40 G street
southwest; $3.50
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TOMORROW.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On F BETEEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHN EST
ON TENTH STREET. OPPOSITE The OFFICE
OF THE .tGAS-LIGHT COMPANY" AND ON
FOURTEENTH STREET, BE WEEN OHIO
AVENUE AND D STREET NORTHWEST. TO
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOvEMBER9Sa
SEVENTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the ~
premises, shall sell parts of Lots and &c <A
in square No 253. Is feet inches by 50 feet 10
ches improved by q substantial three-story and base
ment Brick Dwelling House. No. 1908 street north
west
At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. SAME
DAY. the premises shall sell the north II feet Of
Lot No. IT, in square No. 34S 10y 100 feet in DEPTH
proved by threestory Brick Dwelling. No. 412 10th
street northwest.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. SAME DAY, in front Of
the premises sha sell the south "a feet by 95 Of
Lot in square 237 east side of 14th street be-
tween ID street and Ohio avenue, with Frame Building,
occupied by the District government q Public
School.
Terms: Onethird in cash the remainder in one and
two years with interest payable semi annually and
secured by deed Of trust on the premises all con
veyancing at cost of purchaser. deposit of 5000
each piece Of property will be required at the time Of
sale. THOS, j. FISHER 4 CO.,
O25-d 1924 street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNoANsoN BROS. Aucnoneers,
IL 8, T. cor. 9th and ID streets northwest.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer,

OOWA1Nds AuCCOn66T.
CLOSING SALE OF BALANCE OF STOCK OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING; EXTENSIVE
LINE OF FINE COLLARS, DRESS SHIRT.
UNDERWEAR, SCARFS AND NECKTIES, 80.
At my auction rooms, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
NOVEMBER EIGHTH, at TEN O'CLOCK.
will be closed out at this sale. n6-2t
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THE RANGE OF the Thermometer at the ONCE OF
the chief signal officer to-day, November g. 1882 IA
as follows:-7 AIN, $3.50; IL am. 4aso; pm,
1850; Maximum, ass; minimum, 600.
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EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

STEAMER THOMPSON
Leaves Sixth Street Wharf every Sunday. Wednesday
and Friday, at o'clock am.
Fare and freight as low as by any other boat.
For freight or passage apply to 9th street wharf
General Office, Glib 18th street. s22-3m
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Purchase of Ratlroad Property.

ALBANY NY, Nov. 8-The certificate OF incor-
poraton OF the Sodus Bay and Southern rail-
road company, OF Rochester, capital 100000
was filed to-day This company has purchased
the property and franchises OF the ontario South
ern railroad company, and will operate the road
under the new name.
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Site Of the Garfield HoSnifal

The committee appointed by the Garfield Hos
ptal Association, consisting OF ii. A. Willard, J. A.
Baker, j. NJ. Toner, s. Townshend and Mrs. Mary
j. Irish, to select site for the proposed hospital
nave come TO an unanimous agreement upon
location In the suburbs, having a comma nding
view OF the city. The chosen site is In the north
western part Of the city, and affords sufficient
grounds for an extensive park after the building
has been erected. The report will be submitted 10
the association this evening, and IL IL is coDsid-
cred that the funds on hand sufficient to war.
rant the purchase the report or the committee
will be adopted.
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-1he clerk OF the court has
Issued marriage licenses 70 George johnson and
Mrs. Eliza Ann Bell both OF p. O. county, Md,
j. Galbralth and Mary Helen Liddle; Charlie h
Anderson and Mamie ID. Anderson; John A. DAILY
and Josephine Esputa
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Police Officer Thomas Gallagher, OF New York,
who was assaulted and badly beaten by some
HUMANS while making an arrest, died to-day.
T. 4. ComStock, OF New York, was thrown from
MS carriage near the ocean House, at Newport,
r. l., this morning and badly injured.
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VHoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

THE REAR THIRTY-NINE FEET FOUR INCHES
OF LOT TWENTY-SEYEN, IN SQUARE ONE
Front Ell OF >. TWENT9-ONE FEET, BOUNDED
AND x AND L STREETS, AT AUCTION
@. On WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER EIGHTH NJ
1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK, on the premises shsll( ~
sell the above property. This lot IL In . good.x-
locality and fronts 24-foot alley. and ID Peculiarly
Terms made known at sa2o. n9-lf
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r T. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRusTEE'S SALE OF A TWO STORY AND BASE
MENT FRAME DWELLING, WITH BACK
BUILDING, No. 1873 TENTH STREET NORTH.

By virtue of deed of trust, dated October 16th -
A.. ID. 1879. duly recorded in Iiber No. 928, folio
49, ct seq of the land records for the District
of Columbia and at the request of the party secured
the srsb tha ff Ct be aEsep II fret g
1882. at HALF;PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. The
of Washington, District of Columbia known Part Of
Lot numbered ten Q0) and eleven I'D. in square
the at point 10th street west sixty (62)
feet from the northeast of said square and
thence south with said street Is thence west
81 feet 10 nches thence north IL feet and thence
81 feet 10 inches to the beginning together with the
improvements.
Terms: Onefourth IN cash, and the balance in one.
two and three year, with interest at six
secured by deed of trust the property sold
all cash, at option of the purchaser. deposit Of
300 required at the time of SALE and all
and recording at purchasers st. Terms to be COM
Piled with in days otherwise the property will
resod at the risk and of the defautng
after five days advertisement.
GEORGE n. B. WHITE,
o26-eodS3dbs Trustee