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News RrieGS.

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| The Utah commission has arrived at Salt Lake
| City. The Mormon church has set aside $4,000 20
Sixteen deaths from yellow fever occurred at
| Havana, Cuba, during the week ended August I6
A FIRE at Derry depot, n. H., Saturday night, de-
stroyeu twenty buildings and caused q loss OF
| about $4,000.
The Indian agent at Pine Ridge agency, Dakota,
wants permission to have Red Cloud sent TO the
| him.
Seven sailors on the ship vigilapt. in New York
harbor, refusing TO perform duty Saturday night,
were put In irons, turned over 10 the police, and
| locked up.
| The new steamer Kaaterskiu. while coming
down the Hudson river, Friday night. broke her
walking-beam, and the disarranged piston broke
the cylinder thus permitting the escape OF steam.
Five persons were Scalded by the escaping steam
Monslgnor NarctsSe Yeph1rim Loream has re-
ceiSed from Rome the 6ail appointing him bishop
apostolic OF Pontiac His vlcariate includes por.
ton OF the former diocese of ottawa
Capt Robert Tarr. who was reported to have
| purchased the schooner Conquest, at Halifax N.
s.. for Gen. Butler, and sailed away on a my serf-
| Gus voyage, has returned to his home at Giouces-
ter. Mass. He says that he purchased the Conquest
ior Boston parties and that she has gone on a seal
Mary King, OF Newark, NJ, was found yester-
| cred with wounds.
colored man. struck Peter Peterson also colored
| on the head with a base ball bal, crushing his
SKULL Inc latter had come to see the formers
daughter after he had been forbidden the house.
Inc residence OF Victor Baughman, editor and
proprietor OF the Citizen, at Frederick. Nd, was
entered by burglars Saturday night and robbed OF
valuable service of silver, wedding present to
Mrs. Baughman, daughter or Mr. A. S. Abel, pro-
| prietor OF the Baltimore sun
At the old settlers meeting at Oakland, Indiana,
Saturday, young man named Henry Ayres was
attacked by drunken hoodlum named Funk and
| fatally shot.
Swede is held in New York for the murder OF
Sophia Dahlberg, In Stockholm: sweden, In 1873.
He confessed the murder, but now denies it His
accOmplce has made a confession.
About midnight Saturday night five or six men
broke open the door OF Ell Cox's house, about f1ve
miles north OF Ashland III, and demanded the
old mans money. He gave them $40, but not sat
isied they thrust his feet In the fire, burnt his
hands and beat him, In order to compel him TO
tell where the rest OF the money was. The rob.
bers left without getting any more.
Thirteen suspects who were arrested under the
coercion act have been released from Enniskillen
prison, Cork.
Two sections OF the train OF Coups circus were
in collision near Cairo, Ill, yesterday morning
killing several people and wounding large num-
Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant OF Ireland has
received authority to act as ne sees ut In the
OF MT Gray. 1t is generally anticipated he viii
shortly be released.
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Young Ladies Retiring from the World
n Convent.

BALTIMORE, August 2l.-At the Convent of the
Notre Dame to-day the following young ladies
took the VOWS and habit Of the nuns OF that order
Misses Elizabeth jock, Marie Weckersen, Anna
Helfrch, Emma MersenZ0hl, Agnes Brattil and
ers and E. Hob, OF New York city; Catharine Drls-
chel, OF Buffalo; Maria BrutScher, of Waterloo, n
Y; Paullna WerZ, Elizabeth Hall and Maria
Schmith, OF Philadelphia, and nineteen others
principally from Baltimore
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY
1CI Passage apply to
e. B. RICHARD CO.,
General Passenger Agents,
81 Broadway, New York.
Clto PERCY q. SMITH
1851 and GIG Pennsylvania avenus.
Send for Tourist Gazette" AMI
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The District Offices.

Should the proposed ''new deal" in District
Offices take place. it is said that ex-Congressman
j. Hale Sypher, OF Louisiana, will be superintend-
ent of police, in place of Major Brock; George
Holmes, chief OF the fire department, In place OF
Martin Cronin: and DR.. E. A. Adams, OF East
Washington, health officer, In place OF DIR. Town.
shend. According to the same report, Malone
viii get number OF appointments in the District
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Indecent Assault ON a Girl.

LIGHT SENTENCE IMPOSED BY JUDGE BUNDY.
Collins C. Lindsey, young man about thirty
years OF age, an ex-Capitol policeman, previously
| "guide," and at present a drummer for New
York firm, was arrested last Saturday on war
rant charging him with assaulting thirteen-year-
old girl named Libby Fenton, OF No. 412 ID street,
WIN the Intent TO commit rape. After examin-
| ing the at the Police Court this morning.
Prosecuting Attorney Moore decided that the
| sustained, and ne was charged with assault The
case was called for trial in the Police Court this
afternoon and Lindsey pleaded 'not guilty." Mr..
ChaS. Pelham appeared for the prisoner.
TESTIMONY OF THE GIRL AND HER MOTHER
The little girl, who is bright, good-looking
child, testified. between violent fits OF crying that
| her mother sent her to collect a wash-biIl from
MI Lindsey at the corner of 9Th street and Market
| Space, last Wednesday. She went to his private
office to collect the bill, and he told her that he
would pay 1T some other time. Then he took her
and bedroom, and made an indecent assault on
her. gentleman came to the door and he de-
sisted, and told her that IL she told anyone about
| ii he would have her arrested
Sarah Fenton, the mother OF the girl, who keeps
laundry at No 412 street. testified that she has
Deen doing washing for the defendant for some
time, and he owes her two months washing.
Last Monday he told her that he would pay the
bill Wednesday il she would take some samples of
hose in part payment OF the bill She consented
to this, and sent her daughter to collect the bill
| about 8 O'Clock Wednesday. and when the child
as described.
TESTIMONY FOR DEFENSE.
Berkeley Ward testified that he is drummer for
New York firm, and has an Office on the second
floor OF the building, at the northeast corner OF Sth
street and Market Space, and the room In which
the assault was alleged to have been committed
can be seen by the clerks in the front store where
dry goods are sold by sample.
Another witness for the defense testified that
the girl was in the room for Is minutes.
the prisoner took the stand and denied the
sault. Mr.. Pelham made strong appeal for his
Client putting In evidence to prove his good char
acter several letters from members OF Congress
from Alabama (wbere the prisoner liveS) recon-
mendlng him to position on the Capitol police
force, which he got.
Mr.. Moore said this was most outrageous af-
fair and was one Of the offenSes that should be
punished to the full extent Of the law.
SENTENCE.
Judge Bundy said he believed the girl told the
truth, and he would impose fine OF $40 or so days
In Jail An appeal was noted.
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The Labor Agitation Qnteting Down.
THE STRIKE ABOUT OVER IN TaE CUMBERLAND COAL
REGIONS
Eighty-four miners received their tools saturday
TO go TO work In the new Coney mine OF the
Georges Creek coal and iron company, in western
Maryland, but only twenty had on their mining
clothes and were prepared TO start work, which
they did, together with five drivers, the black
smith and some outside laborers The rest OF the
miners, who did not know they were expected 60
start at once carried their tools into their places
In the mines 20 be ready for Monday morning.
During saturday night the Knights OF Labor
posted printed bills throughout the town OF Iona
coming warning miners not TO 60 TO work Monday
morning without orders from this organization. as
warning will not, IL is thought change the situa-
ton, as the men or the Georges Creek coal and
iron company and the New Central company who
handed In their names for tools on Friday and Sat
urday say they are determined 20 go in to-day. A
squad OF the Consolidation company's Imported
miners from Eckhart We're sent 20 Pofnpey,s
Smash, about O'Clock last evening 90 smother
the fire In the Ashton mine located there but on
their arrival at that point they were attacked by
large body OF strikers and driven back 10 their
barracks. Firearms were used freely by both
parties, but no one was injured.
MEETING OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS AT NEWARK
largely attended meeting OF the Trades Assem-
bly,, which is composed OF delegates OF the various
labor organizations OF Newark and delegates from
the Knights OF Labor, was held in that city last
evening liz was resolved 10 take political action In
concert at early day. and TO call convention for
the nomination of candidates favorable 10 the labor
interests. motion TO inforse candidates OF other
parties who would pledge themselves 10 support
The cause or labor was voted down.
OTHER STRIKES ENDED.
Messrs. Charles Parrish & Co., at wilkesbarre,
have agreed TO give the driver boys days pay for
full days coal mined, and work will be resumed
to-day I'm all the mines OF the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre coal company.
The miners strike I'm the Plttsburg region is ac-
knowledged by the leaders to be a failure. large
numoer OF strikers returned TO work Saturday at
the old wages.
THE CHINESE
on the railway works at Victoria, British Column
bla, are waging war on their bosses. Whenever
an accident occurs they drive their foreman away.
ASdhe celestial outnumber the whites In the coln-
try, the citations between the races are becoming
strained.
AN ILLINOIS ULTIMATUN
The proprietors OF the rolling mill nc Springfield
lLhave submitted their ultimatum TO the strikers.
First that the strikers return To work in all the
departments at the prices heretofore offered: Sec
ond II this Is not satisfactory that they return TO
work In the nail mill, steel furnaces and blooming
mill. or any one OF them at the old prices as the
terms OF the strike did not include these other.
wise new men viii be put in their places
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The Delaware De,nOcracv
j. TURPIN MOORE THE PROBABLE CANDIDATE Fl
GOVERNOR.

GOVERNOR
WILMINGTON, DEL, August 21.-FrOm the COM
plete returns OF Saturdays delegate election as
received here, it looks as If j. Turpin Moore is
likely to be the nominee for governor at the demo-
traffic convention tomorrow. The right to name
the candidate is accorded to Sussex county, and
the delegation from that county ts'very mixed,
5G iaGsI aep3e.s @ twenty iof
twcnty-nine for Charles C. Stockley. Moore has
the remaining eleven delegates from that county,
Moore wrote a letter OF withdrawal some days
ago, but it has been understood that he will ac-
cept the nomination If necessary to party har-
mony. 1t has been the policy OF some Of his
friends to divide the county between Stockley and
Paynter, and they Will tomorrow bring Moore
forward as a compromise candidate, and this plan
now looks likely to succeed.
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ID ED

BOVINE. On August 18th. 1882. at the residence Of
DIR. Daniel Breed, AMY BOVINE, daughter Of the late
Robert L. and Naomi BOVINE OF n. Y. aged seventy
seven years,
GREEN. On Saturday morning, August 18th. 1882.
at fifteen n, nutes Of siro'cock. SARAH E., beloved
wife of VIM. w. Green aged thirty mine years. (PhIl
adelphia papers please copy.l
HARTMAN. Suddenly, August 10th, 1882 In this
city. Colonel BLEDSOE DEsHA HAkMAN. aged
forty five.
The friends and scquaintances Of the late Colonel
Bledsoe d. Hartman respectfully invited 10 attend
his funeral which win take place to morrow tuesday,
the 22d inst, at at No. 81 Pennsylvania
nue. northwest.
J ACKsON. At Newtown, Pa, on the 10Th August.
1882. ANGELO EDWARDS JACKSON, aged thirteen
years.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother, Mrs n.
R. jackson, No 500 Twelfth street southeast, O
Tuesday, August a. at 4:S0 pm.
MCKINLEY. On Sunday, August Doth, 1882, at e:lS
Mckinley. Of Baltimore Nd in the 69h Of her ae.
Funeral services at the residence Of her law
3. Bucker, No. 6l2 street southeast TO morrow.
Tuesday, ct II m. Friends respectfully invited 70 Ct
tend. 1nterment at '.0reenmount, |" Baltimore.
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HENArL1IIHF Is 5n T 1b TT 70 E; G. WEST

" TIE best SO u JUSTH's Old Stand mowp for years
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable prices Addres
or cAA stlUSTHS Old Stand. No. 619 street between
9Th md lth streets northwest Branch Store No 4
9Th sfSee'. between d and streets northwest NIB
Note b. lnali PROMPTLY attended to. marN
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, August 21.-The Posts financial
article says:-The Stock Exchange was opened
for business at IL O'Clock. After the bouyant clos
ing OF the stock market on Saturday booming
opening was expected, and such was the case.
Prices having started l1la1h higher than at the
close on Saturday, and then advanced aaH when
there was pause, and soon the market be-
came weak. and by noon prices had fallen
Aa3l. From noon until 1890 prices recoy-
cred 79aI but this has been lost,
and the market is again weak. The net result OF
all the changes is that prices 1saI lower than
at the close of Saturday. The special features of
the stock market have been the Omaha stocks at
5514a54 and 1144a113 These advanced last week 8
a44 points on the renewed rumor that the road Is
to go into the Chicago and Northwestern system
by action OF Mr.. Vanderbilt The other
stocks at all active have been Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western at 147ka145A. North.
e e,.o g. Pae:hc at 5o4a49S and 93zsas2saA,
Lake Shore, 114aa113S. US. bonds are firm at
unchanged prices. Railroad bonds are firm and
generally higher. In the money market call loans
on stocks have been generally renewed at 4a4X
per cent, and on US. bonds at 3a3H per cent The
leading stocks are lending at about the current
rates for money. Time loans are about per cent
On stocks, and prime mercantile paper 51Sa6H per
cent. The market for foreign exchange is quiet
and firm.
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anil 9-6f
DROPOSALS.

II
NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON. August Is, 1882. (
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Prososas for Sup
plies :" viii be received at this oftice UNTIL TWELVE
the following named articles to be delivered at the
Navy Yard, Washington, d. c. of expense to the
government and subject to the usual inspection:
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
Regulations Nos 5, 6, and 8. for Cumberland Coal
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government.
Schedules and blank forms for bids to be had at this
Office. ~ ~
RICHARD WASHINGTON.
aui9-N Pay Inspector, U. s. Navy.
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DROPOSALS FOR FULL.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GRoUNDs,l
WASHINGTON. D. e.. August 10, 1882.
Sealed Proposals, i'll duplicate, for furnishing the
Fuel required for the fiscal year ending June 30th 1888
VII De received at this office up to TWELY O'CLOCK
bidders.
Specifications general instructions to bidders and
plank forms OF proposals will be furnished to estab
/ shed dealers upon application to this office.
A. +. ROCKWELL.
anl6-6t Col. q. s. A. in charge.
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
VII leave her wharf, foot Of 9th street. every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at $50 oci'k p M, touch
ing at ney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
Second fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk so
class fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout. 80
Round trip fare to ney Point and Point Lookout. so
fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout IS
Returning leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at five o'clock m.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT will resume their
rips leaving Pier Al, East River. New York. every
every FRIDAY at o'clock am. For particulars apply
to agent 63 Water street. GEORGETOWN.
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general
Office, 6l3 18th street National Metropolitan Bank
Building; b. O. Ticket office, 1851 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; st. Marc Hotel, and at boat.
oc23 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary
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A BAD INDIAN CAPrURED-The Commissioners
OF Indian Affairs is Informed OF the arrest OF
member OF victoria's band on the Mescalero
agency, New Mexico.
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drawn.
RICHMOND, VA, August 21.-An order has been
entered in the Q. S. district court here quashing
the warrant recently issued for the arrest OF Col
John r. Popham, late clerk OF that court. on q
charge OF forgery and embeZZlemcnt, and putting
an end to the criminal proceedings against him.
promise, based upon Popham's shortages being all
made good.
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YELLOW FEVER IN TExas.-Dr. J. n. Hamilton
to-day received the following telegram from the
acting collector at Brownsville, Texas: "Thirty.
two new cases yellow fever; three Deaths
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President Arthnr.

NEWPORT. R. l., August 21.-On Thursday next
President Arthur Will attend receptions given by
Mrs. Mary L. Bruen, OF Boston, Charles II. Russell
and Mrs. II. I. Dickey, of New York.
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CINCINNATI, August 21.-At eleven O'Clock this
forenoon court-martial assembled and organized
at Newport barracks, Gen. G. c. Anger president,
to try Major Joseph H. Taylor, A. 4. G., of New
port barracks, on charge or attempting to Use
political influence to secure the countermand Of
order from his superior officer transferring him
tn tho
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, az reported
by special wire to ii. Il Dodge, $50 18th street.
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STEAMERS. &c.

NEW YORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM.
g. The class. fun powered. Clyde-buit Dutch
AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM SCHIEDAM.
EDAM, ZAANDAM, p. CALAND.
W. A. SCHOLTEN. MAS,
Carving the O. s. Mails to the Netherlands leave COM
Iany Pier, foot of Sussex street Jersey City. N. j.
sterdam, alternately.
First cabin. $40: second cabin, $50 steerage S26.
H. CAZAUX, General Agent, 81 Sort William street
New York. For PASSAGE apply to ". G. METZEROTT
4 CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
TJNHE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES 7rH
THURSDAY at seven O'clock M for Potomac river
and Thursdays Mat:ox Greek ON Sundays and Thurs
DAYS Chapel Point and Brents Wharf Sundays down
and Wednesdays up" and Ma.tawoman Creek on
SUNDAYS down and Mondays up" returning to
Washington every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons
Fer information applys)
G. r. JONES. Agent.
my28 It'll street wharf
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The Cabinet Meeling Inn New york.

NEW YORK. August 21.-The Cabinet meeting
now being held at President Arthur's residence, is
attended by all the members OF the Cabinet ex-
cept the Secretary OF the Interior.
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OROPOShLS FOR INK AND PADS FOR POST
l. MARKING AND STAMPING PURPOSES

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July D. 1882
Sealed proposals will be received at this Department
until the TWENTY-FOUR1H DAY OF AUGUST, 1882.
at IIWELvE O'CLOCK NOON: Tor furnishing Ink and
fourth class post offices the United States for one
year from the LIST day of July, 1882.
There will be needed about g. 900 pounds of ink and
2, 600 pads, more or less.
The in submitted must have been successfully tested
in office of the first class during period Of
least one year. and selection will ony be made from
among inks accompanied by certificate of such by
the postmaster during such PERIOD assistant post
master when proper reason can be shown for not
ducing one from the postmaster. Said ink must be
secured in heavy tin boxes containing half pound
each, OF obong shape with orce at end for cork,
the same to he incOsed in strong wooden boxes suitable
for in the mails Sample of boxes to be
seen at Blank Agency.
Samples of each article must accompany the bid and
the General tie right to reject any
all bids
Proposals must be Endorsed envelope 'tPropo-
sails Tor Ink, or Pads. both and addressed ITO
the First Assistant Postmaster General Washington,
DE-: T. U. HOWE,
1y2f-2aw4w Postmaster General.
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
On and after MARCH 9th the STEAMER SUE, Cap
tam w. c. GEOGHEGAN. will leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF, foot of 9TH street, EVERY SUNDAY. at four
O'clock L. M, for Baltimore and River LANDINGS.
AnRiver Freight must be Prepaid.
Returning arrive Washingo every SATURDAY. nigh.
STEPHENSON BRO. AGENTS,
ml6-6m 9TH street Wharf and Cor. 18th and Pa. ave-
NOTICE
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The COMMISSION or ID. A. Windsor, postmaster
at Alexandra, Va, was issued from the Post once
department to-day.
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bENSINGER AuCuOnee-,
De Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
1913, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
SATURDAY MoRNiNG, commencing at TEN EN-
O'CLOCK, Special attention given to the sales Of
Real Estate and Personal property Liberal advances
on all consignments. ljal6i s. BENSINGER, Auct
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GEN WARREN left his family poorly provided fol-
owing TO the drain upon his resources to pay fol-
plans OF the ground which was the scene OF the
battle OF Five Forks, the collection OF testimony
and the general expense OF the court OF inquiry.
committee TO raise FUNDS for the generals family
has been formed at Newport.
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TyHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
KsTREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust to Henry Naylor. his g
heirs h and asst gns bearing date the 22d day of
S 9s at folio 27i one Of the land records for wash
ngton county p c. and by direction Of the holder Of
x b nsf hiy Boy T 7
M fF91t Of F. es
the so5 of hbts
bennng for the same at the southeast Of said
ence west fifteen Us i've ad
to neSh south EAST a6 feet
line of sad street fifteen as feet five and half 90
Terms; Seven hundred dollars cash, balance in six
and twelve months. with Interest, and secured by a
option: sale t. be complied with it'll
sell the at the 81 Of the Or se S
G1nveyanelnl; and recording at the cost of the
sold a oe0S'' u s'o required "hen the property Is
NARY 8. MAYOR.
.n,z,.,. III EEbEfcA Y: RobEhrs,
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES Sp ST. sAHLEoETWo STORY FRAME HOUSE
spkEH SsNF oRfHw fHkEErs AND AND
By virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in Ii "a
Der sl2 folio 1s5. ct seq OF the land ,rds of
the District OF Columbia. will sell at public AA
anGctlonf in front Of the premises, On THURSDAY,
s snd O'CLOCK F. NJ al that certain piece parcel
Washington city, d. c. being parts of % and "a
In square GIG BEGINNING for the same at the northeast
corner OF lot 23 running thence south 35 feet thence
west "a Get inches thence north 35 feet and thence
east to place OF beginning together with all the
proyements. ways easements Fights, privileges ETC.
belonging or appertaining.
Terms: $50 cash balance in six months to bear
cent interest and to be secured by deed of trust
deposit Of $50 at time of sale. Conveyancing &C..
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in seven
days otherwise the Trustees the right to resell
at risk and cost OF the defaung purchaser after five
days public notice of resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, DC.
GEORGE BAUER, r.
aul2-eoNds JOHN WALTER, JR. Arus'ees'