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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UE1M-
IKONED real ESTATE IN iiEORtiETOMN

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme "a
Court OF the District of Columbia. passed on the
DIST day of November 1888 in Equity cause AG4
hered 1885, we shall SELL at public auction in front of
the respective premises on WEDNESDAY,, the FIFTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885. at FOUR O'CLOCK P M,
all those certain pieces parcels of ground lying and
being in GEORGETOWN in said District and
feet front by depth hundred and twenty 2U feet
OF lot numbered eighty (s2 and the west thirty
one GID feet front by depth hundred and twenty
u20) feet of lot numbered cighty-six $780, in Homead's
addition thereto being In numbered ninetyfour
COD said part of lot SO being improved by new two
story brick house, numbered 1923 West p street north
west and said part Of lot IS fronts on East street
luedately In the rear thereof, and is unimproyed.
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree One third
cash, tof which $50 must be paid by the purchaser of
each lot at the time of sae) residue six and twelve
months respectively from day of SALE with interest at
the rate OF SIX per cent per ann secured by the
of the purchaser and deed Of trust the property
sold all cash at option of purchaser All conyeya1-
cling and recording at purchasers cost The trustees
the right to resell the property at eaultng pur-
chaseTs cost and risk not complied with
ten days.
CHAS. H. CRAGIN, JR
VIM j. MILLER, 1rusteeS
n23-d&ds Is6 Louisiana avenue W..
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The Lions, Tails Cut Off.

Between and O'Clock Sunday nIylt a vandal
cut Oh the tails OF tie lions in sandstone which or
naIent the entrances to Calvert street bridge The
fact was discovered by Policeman Bell OF the con-
tfdl district. soon after he went on night DUTY
There are two lions at each entrance OF the bridge
somewhat convent aiiZtd in the form ard All
tude so that they recall the lions OF the British
coat OF arms.
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Mr.. EIMER'S pLAN.-Mr Richard A. Elmer, the
Second Assistant Postmaster General, has re-
turned from New York. where he has been study
ing economic questions, and where he also read
the Blaine letter. He impaired in strict confidence
to STAR reporter one of the results OF his recent
Investigations. Il have discovered an improve
ment on the Blaine plan." he remarked with I'm
rraa5ve socmnitY. ''in~tead OF distributing tn
tax on whisky among the people distribute til
whisky" and having spoken the statesman re
Silluei he fisk III WRITING lis III
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rI,HE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE IouRNAIs

IENHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
INTENDED TO utterly ruin its business but it seems to
nave had the opposite effect for single day last
month applications We're received for $25OOOO insur-
ance. Assessment No TO- just collected, brought in
$4,000 The reserve fund exceeds 800 OOO which
oes invested IN U.S. Bonds by the trustee the Cen
trail Trust Company of New York The Association com
peted It's third year in October and has already written
covering 600 of insurance The
admission fee and years dues advance are $50 on
s''ooV ana you on $4,000. The annual dues for
penses So for each 600 of the certificate The a.
sessments for death claims at age g. 81 on each
81 the csrtacate at age s. "a 49, $164, age
90 age TO- ST. One fourth of each assessment goes
INTO the reserve fund to protect the company against
1909 II street oASo
nl1 IY KNIGHT Genaral Aror+
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CHANCERY SALE OF BUSINESS AND RESI-
OF NEEMONT AVENUE AND s STREETS

CORNER
NORTHWEST
BY xir. II, Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
! 726 we will offer for sale at public ancfion -lA
front Of the premises on TUESDAY, the ELEVENTH
DA1 G 0F pECEMSER 1888. at HALF-PAsT THREE
OCl0Ch F. II. all of lots three (: and four "a in
Clark OF square 307. with the improvements,
deed fr"n Henri Haglt to W1ll iaght in ber
Columbia the netes and bounds Of which excepted
OF lot rnnlnx thence north 70 feet ~ inches thence
al iEh ANGLES 10 rinO avenue running 81 feet west
thcc" at right angles to street south to the
southern line OF said lot and thence east to the place
of beginning. $1,000
The parts of lots to he sold contain about 27ss SQUARE
feet and front 3S feet ~ inches Vermont avenue
ana li3 feet 8 inches on 5 street. Tho iproy ements
consist oil colodlo,s two-story Brick Building with
ic store roil now used as store the first
moor and nine dwelling rooms, and substantial brick
stable and shop with room overhead.
Terms one third cash. and the residue in three po,lal
Instruments at six twelve and eighteen months resrer-
lively from the day of sale. with interest to be secured
by deed of trust the property Sold all cash at the
pYrchaserf OPTION DEPOSIT Of 500 required at time
Above property will bc sold free Of all taxes
ARTHUR A. BlRNEY,
456 Louisiana avenue ,..
VIM. A. MCKINNEY 4rustetS.
Columbia Law Building
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Allcts. n29-dtds
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
IcoSTrSUED FROM THE rIRsT EDITIos.l
The PROTEST AGAINST MR. PETFRs.

When Kansas was reached MIR. Peters. a Rrpre-
sentatlveat-large nom that state was. at the To-
quest of Mr.. springer, OF Illinois, asked 20 step
aside. Mr. Springer stated that the governor
OF Kansas had forwarded 10 him a petition
signed BY himself aud the other state officers.
ana by large number Of citizens, protesting
against the admission OF Mr.. Peters on the Erpuul
that under the constitution aud laws of Kansas he
Is ineligible - hold this Office. He however. with
drew his Digestion, and Mr. Peters took the oath u
Office
TIE HANSING-cUATNERS CONTEST.
Mr. Converse then presented for action of tie
House the certificates OF election for Mr.. Van n.
Manning. OF Mississippi, asking that he he adj
mited is member lroln Tie second district ~ that
state.
Mr. Keller ana other republicans opp n>'l the mo-
ton claiming the seat for Gen. !. r. Chalmers the
republican candidate trom that district. gcncT a
discussion arose upon THIS motion.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgranS to The Star.
A Pilot RO3t Lost.

New YORK, Dec. S-The steamer Alaska. from
Lsei II. which arrived TINS morning, ran into and
sunh an unknown pilot boat n quauer-paSt
tNeNc tiiiS morning, when seventy -tiye IniiES east
or Fin island The cries for assistance raised b.
the crew We're ltaTtrenilns They were lost i'll
the darkness,
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BY virtue of deed of trust dated April ID A. d *.
-. and recorded III Lber No. S5I folio 6, :A
ne land iecors OF the District Of Columbia and ii. l
me request Of In" party secured thereby will sell ut
public nlicton in front of the promises, I'll RS
DAY: DECEMBER THIRTEENTH. A. d. 1855 AFT
tOlROtlnCh i. NJ: Lot numbered two hundred and
SIX (tb. in Alaria Roberts subdivision lot MN
"r,1 seventy four (1 III J. b. iiau's recorded sb-
division OF Mount Pleasant, with the improvements
thereon
Forms Of sale: One-half cash. balance in six and
twelve months interest at the of per cent per ut,-
NUN secured by deed of trust the PROPERTY sold: all
convcya!cing 1T cost of purchaser. eaD down at timy
vi sale. WILLIAM T. MATTINGI.TI 49,
- Oh AklES l.. PitENTISS. trustees.
!. T. COfDWELL AUctinne,r III nody1.;s
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Dana Accepts the Siruario
From the New York Sun
We may be happy yet.
You bet

Mr.. TIIDEN's GIFT To NEW YORK CrTY-It IL
stated that Mr.. samuel J. Tilden has provided In
his Will for the donation or his Gramercy Park resi-
Cence In New York 10 the city. to be used as a
public library. The house, with its contents, IS
valued at 81 100000, and the trustees to be an
pointed are Mr.. Henry NatterSOn. Mr.. Manton
Marble and Mr.. John Blgelow. Mr.. Tiiden is going
to remain at Gray stone this winter, and then take
trip 10 Cuba
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]. T. CUI.DWEL1, Auct. n22-l2t
FINiOS. J. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers

CHANCERY SALE OF TIE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE. CORNER OF
THIRD STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
NUE. NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Suprerne@e,
Court OF the District of Columbia, passed in Equity
No Z, 40. Doc ~. Daniel W Middleton ~
Julia Middleton ct al the undersigned Trustees. APP
pointed b. said decree will sell public auction, the
hi,s st bidder, Lot No and parts of Lots Nos and j.
IL reservation 10 in the City % Wnshington C., on
WEDNESDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A.
ID. 1873, AT FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ, on the premises.
This property Is improved by large building known
the washington House" and for many years
pied Is a hotel
of sale prescribed by the decree to be- One
third of the purchase money i'll cash. and the balance
(D and two 90 the deferred to bear
and to b. secured To the satisfaction of the
Trustees deposit of two hundred dollars will he
qurest the of sale and all ancng be
tie purchaser. II the terms of sale
pIIetl with IN days from date of sale the Trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk and
COS; OF the defa,iltilg purchaser.
". D. WEBB Trustee,
400 9TH street northwest.
FRANK z. MIDDLETON, Trustee,
ll9-m. SSds 1OI 18th street northwest
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HE Courts.

COURT IL GENERAL TERM.
To-day. Hoffman art. Hafgnt: opinion by Judge
cox soi aiming demurrer 10 replication: chief Justice
dissenting. White agt. Knox, controller; petition
1or manddmuS; on hearing.
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THE SENATE.

CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EprrIoSl
Al O'Clock the Senate was again called 10 order,
and there being no prospect OF the House organiza-
ton being completed In time 10 do business this
afternoon. on motion OF Senator ingalls, the senate
adjourned until tomorrow
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1lK STARR PARSONS. CORNER 9TH AND T.
reefs 4. Fiai.g specially also. the eur" OF
, n, i.hDut extEac tliI2. local durSttt!c used
4" gums al. sItes PAIN OF extracting. Gas ,lscn
isr--S moderate. H2
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The NcxV HUrlx Sfnax yyar-.,r

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
10y special wire 10 III. IL. Dodge, $50 18TH street:
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HUNCAN5ON BROS. Auctioneers.

ACTION SALE OF DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
TIE EASI SIDE OF TENTH STREET WEST
f1ETW s !! "A, AND SIREETs NORTH, No Sill
nicer the authority o: deed of trust Il tee, JuIy ~,
T. SO Recorded il liter No. 500 at folio LIS of the
llid records of the District Of Columbia and an IN
Ct rut thc Surcue Court of the District of Columbia
l'-~e! November 2lst. 1sS i'll equity calisa No I I03
~ will offer for sale, at l;lc autio in front of The
PREMISES on TUESDAY. The ELEVENTH. u ~ or Df-
ti.ME!R lSS3at TOIRc'CLpcKP. VI. that &c Yt,n OF
Sttc IN Washington city. i'll said District. known as
i"i III the r't"rd s'ib!i vision Of or-ina lots 10 IL
ANA l. IN Sq!ar, 5!4 made 10y the heirs of John David
S,iii, viii the improvements thereon, consisting i'll a
steps and Trimmings
Terms Of s"e: ono-folrth cash the day of sale or
Within seven days GREATER the residue four &C tla
payments at SIX twelve eighteen and twenty four
months Tor which the purchasers promissory notes
~ Z" he -vcn 10 order bearing per cent interest
li" NE day of sale payable quarter yearly. and
cur cur ny d'set of trust on the nroItrty sold and
Si~ factory Policy If Insurance Oh The Iii(liIl the
i' iaser may pay all cash or greater portion than
"!' fourth at his option If the terms b. not cG,pt
win WI I'M seven days from the day OF sale W, +. serve
the richt e. resell the property at tie rs! and cost Of
TIE 'caIiilS purchaser All coIvIy and record
;i IL i'iicills IS cost; S1D Deposit acceptance of
bid. GEO. TIt. 4 SDEII.
Cos I'll street n " ,r.
JAMES y. EDWARDS, iii1StttS.
n-'-dSi' Az 9TH street NV.
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GALE OF FISH WHARF PROPERTY IN GEORGE

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, d. C.. November - 1888.
In of the sd and 9th of the
Congress approved March Sd 1881 and the making
amendments to said act approved April 1892 the fol-
lowing property of the District of Columbia will be
offered for sale at public auction THURSDAY
DECEMBER SIXTH, 1885, i'll front of the premises. at
four O'Clock r. IN.
Lots twenty (2 twenty eight t2s) and part of
lot nine t29 containing about sixteen Thousand
and si1ty-seven u606Il square feet less.
square being the Fish Wharf property, fronting
on Water street, in Georgetown. d &C.
The property will be sold subject to lease which will
expire March LIST 1884.
Terms of sale are: Five hundred dollars to be paid
within two days of sale residue within five days there
when the title of property will be transferred to
purchaser DEPOSIT of one hundred tOO) dollars down
OF time of sale WIFI be required If the terms of sale
not ,o,nped with the Commissioners the right
10 resell at the risk and of the defaulting purchaser
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
all bids their Judgment the property does not bring
q fair market price
Ry order of the Board of Commissioners, d. C.
O. j. LYDECKER Major of Engineers. L. s. A.,
Engineer Commissioner. d. @.
ryrON.S BOWLING A1ctipneer
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LIEUT.. Col JAMES J. DANA, deputy qudrternaster
general is ordered TO repair to this city and report
IN person to the qlarermaster general, for
n!ent TO temporary duty in his oilice.
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THE FIRST EDITION OF t0-dayS STAR contains a
list OF the reSidencesin this city of senators and
Representatives.. Which can be had at the counting
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THIS EVENING.
SXALTEG 3. WILLIAMS L CO., Aucl.aneers.

WALIEH B. WILLIAMS L CO., Auclioueers.
TOSTFR'S GREAT SALE
o. Inc English aud American Books EVERY NIGHT NJ
- ~ OiIGth. at williams auction rooms 1o-nar
h al4u I'm iF2nia Largest stock ever in
7iIi-t2H lt;lircdo OF = Of thc best Il obs pub
'lni' ci1lE History. Fiction. Theology Science
iJ1Ijd iT9y kTGyc!oreqs Poetry. line Illustrated
lain,iy and Pocket Bibles. Prayer Books and PhatN
tra! AiiI:- L. MI immense stock OF the most
i,n.!ii, H. - published. chance releliish
HI.t3 -i l'fi ~" ones the stOeh must be sold
,,$ o. - T. o. + aIicti2n Prices.
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ueat suayan commDdlng he coast survey
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The Markers.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 3-yirEinia SKIES, consolidated,
&c; lsst-due coupons 81; ten tortles. a. klr-
GINA new thrces, 5S hid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 3-Co.ton staaly-ln;dllfnc. loa
al0's Flour quiet and straightforward sStp.t and
western super. 30oa3.5o; do. extra. 315at -; do.
family 00a5 10 city mills super aDoa3 -, do extra.
4ooaG 70; do. Rio brands, 5.s5afoo, do. Iatarsco
family. $50: do. super!ative patent. 800. Wheat
southern quiet and easier; western easier closing qlc
southern red. l.cSall2; do. amber. Il0llls NJ. 1
Mary ll2a all2H. No. western winter red SPOT,
0.Asal0 o.. December 107ss g7s January, 10 ga
LOS. February. liz sall2'. COrn-southrrn steady
western lower and dull southern white 56a6l southern
yellow. 5Ta59: western mixed spot, and December 20
bid January Cos. bid February 81 a6l steamer, 30
bid. Oats firm and hsher-sOutern. 3o;44 western
white 40a44 90. mixed 3sa29. Pennsylvania. 3Sai4.
Rye firm 66a6s Hay steady and Quietprline 10 choice
Pennsy lyania and Maryland, l3Nal50o. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork. "a 80. Bulk nleats-shoude1s ana
clear rib sides, packed. 6I.aS Bacon-shoulders. :.
clear rib sides, 9. Hams. l4sal5 Lard refined %
Butter hSherwesern packed lOa23, creamery 2jaS5.
Esens iirner-3o; picked, 29s22 Petroleum dul-re-
fair l11eal2S Sugar dullA soft. ~; copper refined
quiet 14A. Whisky steady, .lssl lo.. Free,its To
Liverpool rer steamer quiet and easisr-cottou. 6id
-four, ls.9d.: grain. S1.aGd Recep;s-hour. 2.27I
bushels; wheat, 80 900 bushels corn .S.010 bushels.
oats, 5000 bushels; rye. 2.9c0 bushels. Shipments
wheat 5000 bushels; corn 200 bushels Sacs-Sieat,
$4,000 bushels: corn. l12,ooo bushels
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON-
{ tHANCERI SALE OF TWO STORY Am ATTIC
~ BK R =, DMELLING AND LOT CORNFR THI uH


'IRh RHCE MA SALE OF TWO-STORY AND ATTIC
1Nn NJ ST E FIJI ~ AND LOT, CORNER Third
hi, Sr ~ 81 decree of the Supreme Court Of
So. Docket Is Phelps al VS. Tipfe4t aus 40 IL
ON M0Sn at EqblG auction in front Of the Premises
or nsS If t9 b O'CLOCK all that certain pece
the rfon, LANG o and I1tnises known and described on
ic ~ nIai or plat of the City of Washington Dis
seven h, 1'0ia "a a. being part q o in square
Mir III! Oh 81 street east and thence Lv that Win
dwelling 9. ieet o. iuches, improved by brick
rneEt ~ onethrd cash: balance in two equal install
ION day = sale at six percent Der annTrI t. b. e,lrS
~ usd o. trust on premises sold or all cash at onion
CO.. deposit OF SloOrequired tiI,le of sale
cornplid -! G az purchasers cost Terms to he
W li Tis To resell the property at the ri- a1 cost
u dtih iE purchaser, after i've days pubic no
49, VI Sith ft-saIe III newspaper published in
VI washington, u. {. - f-e' All
CHARTS T. ROWE.
81 ~. street NV. ,.z...
HENRY l. DAVIS, Trustees
-,y-,-,-.,-e 49, 4tb Louisiana avenue
-o-No-A-No0-H bI'OS-, hUtilontcIs. n2l-dN1s
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| T ONG WOOD-SPRUCE PINE 81: OAK S.; BA-
Pine; Sc %; Oak, 81: Hickory, So GEO CREVE-
LING 1922 18th wharf of 14th aun4
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DIED..

', ANDERSON; On December 1855. at O'Clock r. m,
PAUL GRIFFITH. olly son OF Charles ]. and MARY
Josephine Anderson as'ed year III months and days
Funeral VIII take place this afternoon, 80 O'clock
from his parents residence ia I'D street northwest
Funeral private.
CONNOR. On MONDAY. December 3D. 1893 JAMES
COMMON, after short and painful Illness aged twenty
one years.
JOHNSON. On Sunday, December ID 1888 AZ q
o'clock r. H.. after brief illness CORNELIUS JOHN
son. beloved husband of Sophia johnson
Funeral to take place at Nineteenth street church
wednesday. at O'Clock Friends and relatives are ne.
sI,ectfuliy invited to attend. %
NELSON, On December 2 1889 at s O'Clock D. m
MARl T. daughter of T. A. and X. A. Nelson ased 4
years, months and Is days
uneral Will take place from parents residence No
2S Ninth street southeast. tomorrow (Iuesaayl M
O'Clock D. m. Funeral private.
O'CONSELL. On Sunday, December 81 ls73 nj q
o'clock a M the infant daughter of David and Eliza.
beth UConnen, aged one month
Funeral VIII take place TUESDAY, Mt 10 O'clock q
M, from the residence of her parents, No. 63l Nc1
Jersey avenue northwest.
TAYLOR. At T. m on December LIST 1899 after n
long and rai al Illness Mrs MARY NJ. IAlLO relic4
of Jonathan Taylor. In the tysix'h year Of her age
Funeral from her late residence No ll02 Ninth street
northwest ON Tuesday the 4th instant, at IL = "a.
Friends Of the family invited ~ attend.
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oFCOND-EAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
Sbirhest cash prices paid Also. Watches, Jewelry
tSuns pistols &c. Call address AktiZOG, SOS 9Th
S....f PENNSYLVANIA aVeunA NARA
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oDoNSEii. CONVICTED AND STANDARDIZATION
the report OF the tT1al Of O'Donnel the SLAYER OF
carey. In London, closed in Saturdays STAR; the
Jify brought in yerdct ef guilty. Before passing
sentence the judge asked him il he had ANYTHING 10
say lie said nothing, but after the sentence The
prisoner wanted TO speak. The judge. however,
ordered MS removal The police seized him, when
tended, and shouted: ''IBree cheers for old Ireland
Goodbye United states. To hell with the British
ana The British CROWN The prisoner, shouting,
curalng ana struggling, was tLen forCibly removed
10y the police ODolliieil viii probably be hanged
On The I1Il inst
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THE controller of the currency has authorized
the Exchange National bank OF Hastings, Ncb., TO
be5i business With capital OF 100000.
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y 0. HOLTZNAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
1Ns 10th aud streets uortiHt


TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES ALL UNDER RENT. SITUATED ON
IEANkIIN STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
II TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON, IN THE DIS
Ti:fCf OF COLUMBIA
BE virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date The 18th -,
dag Of May. l3,G and duly recorded III IiIcr ST.
t9iio ~" one O; tho land records for the District on
Columbia and by virtue of the order and decree the
Supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia holding a
sHcCial term i'll Equity. of the 4th day Of October
1881 in cause numbered 295. in Equity. shall. the
request OF Mary L. Hall owner Of the note secured by
the said deed OF trust by reason of default in the
Payment If the Indebtedness by the said deed
premises on THURSDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1883. AT THREE O'CLOCK T. NJ all
those certain premises known As lots numbered ninety
three tan. nilety-fonr t9D. and ninety five (95,
OF the Commissioners b-divsion of scuare
numbered five hundred and ten t5O) in the City of
washington III TING District of Columbia. and lot num-
bered one hundred ard nineteen UI9) of William n
t2I) and twenty.ght $3.50. of the said Commissioners
SUBDIVISION OF the said square together with the i'm
Wovenents, appurtenances and hereditanenis to the
same bel1isln-, the sand improvements consisting of
4tl 4 4j5 and 4i3in Franklin street in the said city
Terms of sale Onehalf cash, and the balance in six
ana twelve months secured, the property sold and
the notes to bear interest at per per ann,lIn or
li cash at the option OF the purchaser deposit Of
800 vii! be required each house when sold Ali
conveyaGcing t. be at purchasers cost The terms of
saa to b. cOnilicd with within ten DAYS: III dpfaIlt
of such conn ance tine Trustees will resell the said pre-
misses Cor so much thereof i'll respect Of which such
conn lance shall be ad at the risk and cost of the
lngton u. c. J. RUSSELL BARR, n
EVELYN S. HALL ) trustees.
r. o. HOLFZMAS. Auctioncer. n27-d&tls
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or COLuABIA SITTING IN EQUITY, MAY s.
l5o5.
GrKNoxp CR.xDErL VS. WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
Es,k-3iJ3. Ia Doe. H.

GERS.oND CR.SDEII. VS. WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS
B,.,k-34E3 fq. Doc. II:
The ylncEt by the recever Of dividends to creditors
|f ~el Bank E2vi: Len heretofore decreet III titS
cai.s sacSregang hundred per ccn'uin II Is. this
lind a. OF May. \. D., 1888. ON motion OF Nlam
Nati:y Receiver ordered. adudzed and decreet Thar
Al &. ,s.tors tie Washington City SAVINGS Bahh ic-
PENDANT .i.rcil, and thsir assigs be- and ticy are
hlt forever declared from making any claim or tie
Iant alHst said def ndan the receiver IN TINS cause
ar tn. te.ts his bands. unless t IN claim Tor ni-
.rvI .,y!fends PRESENTED said Receiver before
tie fr-t day Of january d. 1851: pFo'iced notice OF
his .rF lie published 1T least three times week for
four successive from this day anu three les
w., Tor six successive weeks prior 10 said January
La i'll wspapeIs published IL TIE Guy u
washing -'-' 49, " CHARLES P. JAMES, Justice.
"a ~ =, = ~. - -i''' iss, n or &ny Asst Clerk