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The Derby
From the N. Y Herald
When Robert Peck informed the Duke OF
Westminster that he had given one thousand
four hundred guineas for yearling lilly by
Hermit, dam Stray Shot, at the sale Of thor
oughbred stock at the Newmarket July meet
ing Of 1880, 1t 10 said the Duke was hardly 90
well pleased ~ his trainer anticipated would be
the case. The oily was named Shotoyer, and
when Robert Peck retired from training she was
sent with the remainder OF the Dukes horses
to the care Of John Porter to take her exercise
on the breezy Berkshire downs at Kingsclere.
Last year ahe was comparative failure,
put now her name 10 emblazOned on
the scroll of Derby winners, and Robert
teeka Judgment has been indicated. This
Is the second Derby won by the Duke of
Westminster, the first being two years ago,
bought, Bend Or was hailed the winner Of the
EPSON race. It Is not little singular TINT
Bend Or was the result of . purchase made by
Peck, who gave ON behalf Of the Duke the exs.
cessively large sum of ETA GOO for Doncaster
who subsequently sired Bend Or. Shotoyer's
victory yesterday Ii memorable because of its
being the third occasion Of q flly winning out
OF the one hundred and two Darbys which have
been decided. Eleanor won In 1901, Blink
Benny In 1857. and now comes Shotover in 1882
1t 10 the first time the winner ofthe two thousand
gu'neas has been successful at Epson since Pre-
tender won both races In 1862 The running Of
Sachem into third place 10 q sop to America. and
this time the Englishmen cannot saw the Yam
kee was sired by an English horse. as they did
when lroquois won last year.
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Sudden Paralysis Of the Tongue.

Sudden Paralysis Of the Tongue.
From tbs Louisville Courier. journal, May 20.
A very remarkable case Of 0 man losing the
use OF his speech was developed in this city on
last Tuesday, the victim being David Calder, a
machinist at the Louisville and Nashville shops.
He 10 about s. years old, and had, up to the
time Of the occurrence, perfect use Of his
tongue. He went to work "a usual Tuesday
morning. In excellent health and spirits chat
ting pleasantly with his family before leaving
home. He was first affected about 10o'clock He
was speaking to one Of the men about q piece
OF machinery, when his speech suddenly failed
him, almost In the middle Of sentence. He
tried to speak several times, being apparently
startled by the shock, but could not do So II
was some time before the rest Of the workmen
could realize what had happened or understand
II. lie, however, made signs, and asked In this
way 70 be taken home DR.. Palmer was called.
and Calder was placed under treatment. All.
though every possible effort has been made 70
ma out tho cause, no improvement has been
made In Mr.. Calder's condition, and he has not
been able TO speak . word since. There is no
paralysis OF any Of the organs OF the throat OF
tongue; he can laugh. cough and use his mouth
ana work his tongue freely-in fact, everything
0ut speak. Such cases sometimes ocfur IN
women, and are caused by histerjos or violent
emotions Of any sort, and have been known to
occur nom religious excitement. None Of these
causes can apply 10 NJ. Caldor's case. hOwever.
M n nuS6k
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FI,HOMAS DOWNING Auctoneer.

TREgsTEE's SALE SALE OF xDEsIRABLE IMPReyEp
4HHkSEkSsEIRSRWiGNR SoNsIsIESG S Of
SEVERAL SMALL ONE-STORY STORE-ROOMS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded among the -
land records Of the District of Columbia, in Liber
No 9I2 folio LAG. and at the written request of the
legal holder OF the note secured by the said deed Of
trust viii offer for sale At auction IN tTSpt q Tie
DAY oF NAY, A. D. 1882, at HALF PAST SIX
O'CLOCK p M, the following described real estate to
wit: In Homead's addition to Georgetown in the Dis
trct OF Columbia, and known az parts of lots 90
and eight tSl, In square numbered twenty four (2G
beginning at point the south line of Bridge NOV
Nj street hundred and fourteen l feet east from
the southeast corner Of said street and Montgomery
lnow 2St street. thence west along the south line OF
Bridge lnow ND street one hundred and fourteen ull
feet to the east line Of Montgomery now 2Sh) street.
thence south hfty-fye (65) feet ten u0l inches
TO Aqueduct street. tnow Pennsylvania ayenue) thence
along Aqueduct street (now Pennsylvania avenue)
enthusiastically one hundred and twenty 26D feet
to point in said street interesting line drawn
right angles to Bridge (now Nj street from point Of be-
ginning. and thence north in straight line to the
Houses. Nos aa2o WV and 2s2s street . and fouF
small one-story Frame Storerooms.
This property viii be sold together piece, sub
5ect to frst deed Of trust Of S. 000 st per cent per
annum, que October 81. 1sS3-the interest on which
from April 81 1882, win be assumed by the purchaser
Terms: 81. 600 cash. and balance in note paya-
bic In one with interest at six 90 per
num- secured by deed of trust upon the property De-
post Of $500 required at time Of sale II terms of sale
are not complied with within SIX ) days from day Of
sale the Trustee reserves the right resell the property
conyeyanctng at purchasers cost.
m22-d& w. W. DANENHOWER, Trustee.
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LOVE IN JUNE.


From the Chicago Tribune.
- Is it not beautiful, sweetheart %
What ?" asked George w. Simpson; looking
ienderly into the deep blue eyes Of Daphne
Mccarthy, as they were raised to his, and
glancing around in a nervous, eer-caught-in-
the-cOrn way.
Why. the sweet perfume that il being waited
to us on the June air, said the girl, shifting her
chewing gum as she spoke. 'Do you not feel
the sensuous languor that is all about us-the
subtle perfume that seems to have kissed the air
with dewy fragrance:
The wistful. fear-haunted look came again into
the mans face He shifted the air in several di-
rections. and there came upon the perfect fea-
lures of his Wabash-avenue face smile of calm
content. es. darling. he said, bending oyer
the girl 8" tumble now"
. And what is this perfume, George 2" the girl
asked. . Can you not tell me, darling?"
You bet can, my angel" replied George.
speaking in tones of passionate tenderness.
:" They are going to have corned beef for supper
in the next house"
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Our Berlin correspondent, describing the new
electric railway there, already referred to in a
telegram, says that the system, which has been
In use in Berlin for more than year, has not
proved q financial success. 1t has also been
found that there is some inconvenience attend
ing the Transmission Of the electric current
through the rails. horse while crossing this
line, striking 1t with his shoe, received severe
shock. 1t Is impossible, moreover, to repair or
remove the rails without causing q suspension
Of trafic over the entire route, since such re-
mOval interrupts the current. Herr Siemens, to
meet these and other objections, devised his
new system, which 10 far more practicable than
the first. Over the entire line two cables are
suspended parallel to and about 10 inches from
each other on poles approximately Is feet above
the ground Along these cables system Of
wheels passes, connecting with the tram car by
another cable, which can be detached from the
car at pleasure. The cables are charged with
electricity, which Ii generated at station about
BY the apparatus Is 1t runs over them. II
cable. down beues.a the tS Tsm osE
over system OF drums which unites with the
r running The apparatus passing along the
car. The speed of the vehicle IL regulated by
crank. and q complete stop can be made as
readily as II 1t be drawn by horses On Satur-
day, during the trial, two cars were run, first
separately and afterward together. In the first
case two distinct connecting cables are neces-
sary, while in the second one answers the same
purpose, the electricity passing through the car
couplings, the only difference being diminu-
ton OF velocity owing to the additional weight
The length Of the route run over on the trial
trip Is about three miles, portion Of the dis
lance being up hill, an inclination of to g. A
car can be run up this grade at the rate Of from
10 to 70 miles an hour, while on . level IL will
make 30 miles to the hour. After having
thoroughly tested the working Of the railway,
visitors were driven to the country to witness
the operation Of road car which Herr Siemens
has invented. 1t also IL propelled by electricity
on the same principles as those described for the
tram cars. II runs as smoothly as a common
carriage, and 10 perfectly manageable It Is d.
rected by tho driver. who sits in front, by turn
ing wheel very similar to those used In steer.
ing ships. and Is started or stopped by simple
pressure made upon lever. This car is In
tended to run between towns whose population
are too small to make . railway profitable
pecuniarily. "It appears to me- odds our GER
respondent, calculated to meet this end when
once the question Of Ito economy over the rum
ming Of stage coaches has been demonstrated"
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They HAVE PRIMITIVE WAY in some parts
or HUNGARY Of proceeding against persons ae-
c0sed OF crime. Miksa Trailla, boy Of Is, en-
Iemesyar, was suspected OF stealing about $S
from his master He was handed over TO the
police, and being suspended BY the feet, head
aownward, from hook In the ceiling, was be-
iabored for two hours with wet rope The
next morning the half-dead boy was stretched
on the floor and beaten on the legs and knees
with cucgel. few hours later a magistrate
ordered him TO be suspended again By the feet,
and In that position he remained until he was
unconscious. In the evening, still refusing TO
Confess, he was held with naked breast aud arms
AGAINST red-hOt stove. A brother Of the lad
wno tmpiored the local notary to intercede and
put an end to the torture was thrown into
prison by order Of that functionary, and heavily
ironed. On the third day, by order OF higher
omei-is, who had been informed Of these doinRs.
the two brothers were released. Such occur
renees are not rare amolg the densely ignorant
country population Of eastern Europe
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
+ tHARLEs ". HANDY. Real Estate Hrorer.

Isp HAEps9SEIy bpRcyEp
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the "a
ias .y II II S sHSy e1s'f ss
ss Won 6 aec the sa Il s e a
ocLock the foowns dsserioea ke. k.sa,s
bia g wit: Lot numbered one a. and the south half
III on 0i s IF roSd and
Terms: One third cash in ve days from day of SALE
and balance in three equal instalments payable at
At the rate OF six centum and secured
by deed Of trust the premises sold. deposit of 800
at purchasers costs terms OF sale are not Complied
MIN IN seven from day of sale the Trustees
t right to resell the property at the rick and cost of the
80 Louisiana s Avenue n w.. Trustees.
1T co,nvr,, 500 D street n W.,
FUsRusTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE on K
So sa s s4REpT WITH EkAME HOUSE,
!sy virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed in equity cause No
sSs q sHtTkpSY the TMESHgsEy.
ETH ~ pay OF MAY, A. d. 1889. at FOUR O'CLOCK
said said cause VS. il and Let SQUARE in the
on north side Of street 81 feet inches west from
street "a feet thence norheastery by straight line to
point in south line of Massachusetts avenue distant
eoutheasery by and with the line Of said avenue is
feet inches, and thence south 46 feet inches to the
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
menths with interest from day OF sale or all cash at
ANDREW B. DUvALL, Trustee,
j. T. COLDWELl. Auctioneer. ml2-eod
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GERMAN UNDyRTAKERs do not exhibit their
wares. as is the custom In America COffins are
made by them to order when wanted. This Gus
tom prevails throughout the European CONT
nent; 1t il only In the large cities that any stock
OF the commodity IL kept on hand, and then in
IN unebtrusive fashion. A few years ago an en-
terprising undertaken in Basel. Switzerland,
started business In the American style and put
a couple Of small collins in his window. Crowds
gathered TO stare at the unwOnted sight, aud
before the end OF the week the police gave no
tee to the shOpkeeper that 1.-THE unseemly ex-
nib itiOa" must cease
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TRTcHINE continue to give q surprising
amount OF trouble in Germany. Inspectors have
been appointed in every district, stringent rules
are Ia force for the microscopic examination Of
peri, and negligence or evasion Of the law is
severely punished. Nevertheless the sale of in
feeted meat, often with fatal results, lie q thing
OF frequent occurrence In all parts Of the coun-
Try. III American pork were half as liable to be
Infected with tricliina as that raised I'm Ger
many, II would not be admitted into q single
European port. By comparison the American
meat, free as II Is from government inspection,
Is sing ularly pure.
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THIS EVENING.
EOLEY, Auctioneer

EOLEY, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF UNKEDEEMED PLEDGES.
Commencing FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY SIXTH
1882 at the National Loan Office 1907 7th street. large
and varied assortment of Unredeemed Goods consist
ing Of
Gold and Silver Watches
Plain and Set Rings.
Sleeve Buttons; sets Jewelry.
Chains and Necklaces.
Books; Musical Instruments.
Ladies and Gents Clothing.
Sewing Machines; Tools, Guns and Revolvers.
Cutlery; Plated and Solid Silver Ware.
The sale will begin at SEVEN PM. EVERY EVEN
ING and continue until all forfeited pledges Sre sold
N.B:mAn persons having deposits at the National
Loan Office will please call and redeem renew them
before the day Of sale.
my24-16s FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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ARRAY Between English ana Irish
WOFkgirls.

Some time ago Mr.. Stairway, government
contractor for military clothing, Newcastle
under-Lyme, engaged . number Of Limerick
girls who had been accustomed to the work,
and In consequence much animosity has sprung
up between them and the English workgirls.
The til-feeling eliminated tins week 10 Q series
OF riots, and on Thursday one Of the Irish girls
was charged with unlawfully woundinc one Al
the Engiish. but the evidence being contra
dietOry the prisoner was discharged. On
Thursday night from four to i've hundred Ene-
lish girls and women waited for the Irish e
they left work; but the authorities, fearing se-
Irish workpeopla % their lodQinan. -PoR nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-27

THE most remarkable point in connection with
the racing In England OF the first week In MAY
was the almost unbroken series of successes
scored by the jockey Archer, who, ont Of 81
teen at Chester, and two out Of six at Kempton
Park
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CPRING DRESS GOODS.

We are daily receiving our new Spring Goods, COM
ptainR fu hne of al the fabrics In French Nov
and French GinshamS Ponsees and Tgesa Silks, Can
SSn snS Greps snrfn sna hssh and Plain
snd Pillow Lnen. Il widths and Qualities; M.rseles
hns to match; French Hosiery In SILK Iisle and Cot
ton; Parasols and Umbrellas.
Those in want Of choice goods Win hud It to their
advantage to examine our stock before purchasing,
HOOE, BRO. & CO..
mas 1898 r STREET NV. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE.
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Theodore Parker were walking In Concord. when
awe,l-known leader Of the Second Adyentists
rushed up to them In great excitement. ssThe
world Ceases ct midnight" he cried out
well replied Parker coolly, +" I am not con-
Emerson. equally undisturbcd, 81 can get along
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DRY FOODS
DRY FOODS.
CoLORED SILKS, NAVY BLUE,
DARK GREEN,
BROWN AND OTHER coLoRs,
FIFTY tNTs.

Immense assortment of Bisk Silks so, g. IS ST. 81
81 20, 160. $1.7s So Bad and White Striped Silks
Soc. Coiored Surah Satins, dc.
Colored CAshtneres, light hue and pink pure wool
wide, double width, soc.
Nuns yelling, pure WOOL alcoaors SOC.
Wun'lnated Dress Goods, ture wool, wide, double
width, Soc.
Beautiful French Lawns, 1ate assortment 25c.
100 pieces fine quality Sctch Ginghains Al new
etylee, 25c
Col6red Cashmeree spring Aades. half wool 12kc.
Horey Comb White Quilts, &c. Black Velvet, 81.
width, 371xc.
Bieached Table Damask put linen, SOC.
Black Cashmere Sh&wis, pui wool, 81.
Handsome Black Brocade 3lks reduced from 81 so
to 81.
Piano Covers, silk enlbrotdeHd, s.. rs.
Cloth for Men and Boys we'd Soc to 81. 80.
Ilnner NAPKINS, Toe. Dozen
Checked Dress Goods, blaG and white, blue and
white. blue and gold. green nd gold aud brown and
CARRIERS
milo IL MARKET SPACE.
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mn ISH1k sP HnsnsnrP H saR ExTFk
MEIToP HALL STAND. ROSEWOOD sUITEs,
AID FHH ssf EIs duT F sEks
Ware ENGLISH PLkTED WAkE, W1LNTT
LIBRARY TABLE, ENGLISH-BODY BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CAkPETa. HAZE MATTRHssES.
SGA kSRs APP 2HTHEh EkENscY GAAIRS 1RNA
MARBLE-fOP TABLES, CHAIRS, WARD.
sassf KTShES MhEE AsD FE1sos
vf On WEDNESDAY MQRNING, NAY THIRTY:
the residence Of Col. A. d. Robinson. lA08 L street
northwest who giving up housekeeping. the above
mentioned articles together with Others.
my2S-d DUNCAN6ON BROS, Aucts.
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THoMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VERY SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, AT No. 9I8 MCPHERSON
SQUARE, Between I AND STREETS, Al
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY NINTH,
1881, AT TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell at the above
residence the following effects. viz:
One Concert Grand Piano. by Erard Of Paris q superb
instrument.)
French Plate Mantel Mirrors.
Fancy and Easy Chairs.
Turkish Lounges and Chairs.
Two Handsome Parlor Suites
Library Tables, Ladies' Seoretaxie0
Marble Top Tables.
Window Hangings.
Very Handsome Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suites
Very Superior Painted Chamber Furniture.
Wa nut Wardrobes.
Brussels Carpets and Rugs.
Stair and han Carpets
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Marble Top Sideboard.
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
Walnut Dining Chairs.
Refrigerator.
Kitchen Requisites. &c.
my98-2t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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nUNCANSON BROH., Auciaoneera
~ Southeast corner 9Th and D streets northwest
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANIES SALE OF UN.
CLAIMED FREIGHT.
On SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE THIRD, 1882,
shall sell for account Of the Adams RxpTeee Company
to pay charSes-
$50 packages. comprising an assortment Of Trunks,
Bundles, Boxes Packagea &c., 10, to be sold without
reserve,
An parties concerned win take notice.
Terms cash. my26
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WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO., Auc6oneers,

AssIGNEEs 81, SALE OF DAMAGED AND IN
CALLED FOR GOODS CONTAINED IN STORE
No: 612 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH.
WEST.
On MONDAY, MAY TwENTY-N1NTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell the following articles
named in part:
Agricultural Implements, OIL Cans Screws, Car
penters' Tools Wooden and Willow Ware and q gen.
eral assortment Of Shelf Goods.
Terms cash.
by order Of the Assignee.
myH6-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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r A FLEuR.s ExCRETER.

A FLEUR'S EXCRETER.
THE BEST TONIC KNOWN.
Cures Rheumatism. Couahk Colda Pulmonary Com
plants kidney and Liver Diseases, Catarrh. Dyspep-
dA Malaria and all diseases Of the blood.
EXCRETER ID surA Pnsyentatiye ana Cure Of
Malaria and Ague, Hund1edD Of home testimonials,
Send for circIs :. For sale BY al druggists.
La FLEUR & CO.,
2eo WEST PRATT STREET. NEAR SHARP.
w22-lm Baltimore, Nd.
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HALLS vEGETABLH sICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER

y scientific combinatoA Of some Of the most powerful
restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom It restores
gray hair to tts original celor makes the scalp white
and clean. II cures daldru aad humors, and falling.
ont Of the hair 1t the nutritive principle by
which the hair n nourished and supported Il makes
the hair moist soft and Roe, and 10 unsurpassed q
h,x dressing. It Il the most economical preparation
ever offered TO the puhc - IT. effects remain long
time. making only oeqnsimal application necessary
II - recommended and used by eminent medical man.
and officially endorsed by the State Assayer of Massa-
cliusetts. The popularity ~ HALLS HAIR RE-
NEWER has increased with @ test Of many years. both
In this country and In forein lands, and IL Is now
niown and used IN I'll the civilized countries Of the
world.
For sale by al dealers. 1886
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nuNCANsoH BRoA, AucuonseFs.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
ON FIRST STREET WEST. FRONTING THE
CAPITOL GROUNDS.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE
ON FIRST STREET WEST. FRONTING TIN
CAPITOL GROUNDS.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed in equity cauee No. al
6972 Docket II. VIII offer for sale ct public suc- -
ton, in front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the
THIRD DAY OF JUNE, 1882 q FIVE O'CLOCK p.
n, all OF original lot ten 0l in square Ave hundred
and eeventyex, the came having front Of axtythree
l6S fest on LIST street west between eayland ayenne
that width. one hundred A00l feet improved BY 9
offered in three ots each 5 Test VIDA OF
whole in the discretion Of the trustee and e may
appear most advantageous.
Terms Of ale prescribed by the dacree: Onethird
OF the purchase money In cash Of sale within
seven days thereafter and the residue In two equal
salments % six co. and twelve l months from day Of
SALE proissory notes for the deferred payments bear
ing interest at the rate az seven cent per annum
until paid, to be given. the purchaser may pay al
cash day Of sale within days thereafter The
title to be retained by the trustee until the purchase
money and interest IL paid ct the option Of the pur
chaser or purchasers the trustee VIII make Q deed or
deeds Of conveyance snd take deed deeds Of trust 70
secure the deferred Payments the property IL sold
IN II. entirety deposit Of 500 win be required Of the
purchaser at time Of salA and sold In part . deposit
OF 80 win be required ct the same time for each part
purchased Al conyeyancng and recording y TO be q
complied With The rusee reeeryes The right 70 Fssel TIE
ct the rsk and cost OF the defsnltne purchaser O.
purchaser altar I'VE dayr sdyerteemenE
m28-o o&d1 ll2h New YoFk syonu0.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE TElr SOUTH TT SIDE 81 ,r OF STREET BETWEEN
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date July 81
Sth 1875. and recorded in Liber 7s7. folio 4S9.
triet Of Columbia the undersigned Trustees will SELL
on MONDAY; MAY TWENTY NINTH, 1882. at
premises the following property: Lot II Of Wilson s
Caans subdivision Of square 36 having front Of %
feet inches by depth OF lis feet to 15-foot alley
together with the improvements.
setns rs onetnrd cash: residue IN Two equal pay
teIsst at six per cent per annum until paid. .pd So
yeyancing at purchasers cost S100 deposited at the
time Of sale.
ROBT. P: DODGE T,,.,...
m16-dtg p. A. DARNEILLE,1 A1us'0'