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THE BRADFORD ESTATE.
NO MONEY IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND FOR THE
HEIRS.

HEIRS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-General Merritt.
United Consu.General in London has sent to tho
State Department report on the alleged Bradford
estate In Great Britain. He says he has received nu-
merous letters from the United states
nqurDg the existence in the vaults Of the Bank OF
England OF the sum OF 100000 OO0 the accumulated
principal and interest OF the estate OF Governor William
Bradford. first Governor of Plymouth Colony, of whom
they claim be ners He says that although he well
aware that Bradford estats like scores that had
appeared before he addressed letter the subject to the
Bank Of England and received in reply statement,
wncn forwards in which S Gray, onet accountant.
says: There is unclaimed stock or money recorded
In the books OF the Dank in the name or Governor
William Bradford, nor is tuere, far l aware,
any foundation for the assertion that there is"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
A CRICKET MATCH BEG UN.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. PA cricket match
which begun here this morning between the Belmont
Club OF this city, and the Zngari OF Canada was Inter
rupted by rain when the Belmont Club. which was first
the bat had scored hytwO runs with the loss OF one
wicket The game will be finished on Thursday. The
Canadians Will tomorrow Degu two days game with
The Merton Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
THE INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.

REGINA, n. w. T., Sept. Ex-senator Vest
and REPRESENTATIVE MacGinnis, United States Indian
Commissioners after n satisfactory council with the
Gros yentres and Assinboines left Fort Assnibone
with an escort for the British Northwest Territory
They were met at the line by Major shurtlf and de-
foc6ment of mounted police a1d were escorted 10 the
Canadien Pacific Road. Their abors being over they
will return TO the Uuited States via Winnipeg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE Ell

BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.
RosToN Sept. 24-Ihe members of the Boston
stock Exchange their ANIMAL meeting to-day reelected
,hs od oficers exception of Francis " Parker
ytce nresident succeeded by II. W. Dodd Of
firm OF Richardson Hill q Co.
REVENUE FROM LIQUOR IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 2t.-Ihe report of the
dor of Tie state which Ia Just completed shows the col
econs under the liquor law 70 be nearly
In the state. - -
wEBsTER's MONUMENT DEFACED.
M.psuFIFID Mass Sept. 24-The Daniel Web
,er monument was dsiaced yesterday by vandas relic
seekers
STRIKE IN SILK MILLS.
ALLENTOWN, Penn, Sept. 24.-Iweuty young
women wrappers In the s Minis neie nave
arst reducon wages. They paid cents per 100
,ings and made 81 90 day reduction OF = ceat
as made time and last week urther reductlon
10 cents went into elect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
THE CZAR AT COPENHAGEN.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 24-The members OF
the royal family and this Car and Czarina attended
performance at the Royal Theatre this evening The
houses along the route the palace TO the theatre
were brilliantly illuminated, and the streets were
thronged with spectators, VINO heartily cheered the
royal patty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
BAY STATE GREEYBACKERS DIVIDED.

BosroN, Sept. 24.-E.. Moody Boynton,
OF the National Committee Of the observation-disclosures
party OF Massachusetts, issued call for Green
back Convention to be held at Worcester on Tuesday'
October 16 at p m, for the purpose OF nominating
State ticket to be voted upon at the coming eiec,on
The call protests against the convention TO DO heio III
Rnsfon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
MUNITIONS or WAR FOR HAYTI.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-The steamship
Ethel cleared from this port to-day. Her manifest
showed eight cannon, dynamite shells and munitions OF
war OF all sorts She will sail for Portau Prince aud
owned by the Haytian Government No attempt was
made prevent the vessel sailing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
GUARDING AGAINS1 THE CATTLE DISEASE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 24.-Collector Har-
tranft has instructed the stctest
tiny In examining cattle from Great Britain because OF
the alarming increase of footandmouh disease IN that
county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
REPUBLICANS 10 WIN IN OHIO.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. (


WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-ln private letter
TO Trend III Washington Representative Horr. of Mich
igau writes: "Iam Just home from a weeks 40
sence spent in the Ohio campaign. We shall win there
go to Iowa tomorrow, stay until their electon then
to Massachusetts, 10 look after Butler lttie until
NnVa nherv
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associates as political managers will not scruple 70 or
Canize fraudulent registration, baot-box tning anu
false counting. These than grounds 1or snsp
ciOn they positive proof that class OF Butter .
ayers Ia Boston will commit frauds In electons e'
have the opportunity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25

assurances of the most pacific intentions toward the
Holy See.
The Vatican has authorized the Catholic bisnops
who were expelled from Prussia to open negotia-
tions with the Prussan Government for their re-
turn to their pastorates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
DESCRIPTION OF THE ROYAL ARSENAL.

Woolwich is a town OF Kent County on the right
bank of the Thames, about nine miles below Lon
don. The Royal Arse nal has been used about 15O
years as place ior manufacturing material re-
quired for the army and navy. The buildings and
grounds occupy 1893 acres. and the establishments
consist of gun factories the laboratory, the carriage
department. chemical aud Photographic shops, a
gas factory aud the control department stores
Usually about |, 900 persons employed in the
gun factories. 250v in the laboratory and l,3OO in
the carriage department. The laboratory. where
the fire is said TO have started, comprises
an extensive series of factories and workshops
For the manufacture of rockets there IS a shop IN
the main factory and also one in the marshes In
these there are seventy-three machines capable of
producing 4.450 rockets week. The torDedo es-
tabishment adjoiEs the main factory. In the
laboratory there are sixty-six engines and boilers
and total of 2,Si7 machine. On May 20, 1902
the storehouses burned at loss of $1,000, 600,
and three wears later another great fire occurred
On January 20 1913. fatal explosion of gun
DO WIDER took place. and III July 1913. the hemp
store was destroyed by fire The following year
another explosion Of gunpOwder occurred. On Feb
ruary l. 1878. the Military Academy, which ad-
IONS the Arsenal, was yearly destroyed by fire.
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FRANCE. PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.

FRANIE, FhUooIA IND IIfI1 n
ROME, Sept 24-The M0nitew dc Rome learns
that the negotiations between the vatican ana
France have reached satisfactory conclusion. Inc
French Government has restored the suppresseu
stpends to the Catholic clergy and has gwen iormn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
oo1rru ArRICAN CuIEFs SENTENCED.

DURHAM. Sept 24.-The rebellious chiefs Nam
poer and Mapoch, who were defeated by the boer
General Juubert and captured early IN August
have been tried at Pretoria found guilty OF treason
and sentenced to death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
EXPLOSION IN AN ARSENAL.
TWO PERSONS KILLED AT wooLwICH.


THE MAIN BUILDING BURYED-MUCH PROPERTY
DESTROYED.
LONDON, Sept 24.-The rockst factory at the
arsenal at Woolwch exploded to-day. The ex-
ploson was caused by fire in the main building.
which included the laboratory. The building was
destroyed within half hour after the fire broke
out. 1t contained an immense number OF war
rockets which were filed with destructive missiles
The latter flew In all directions, many being pro-
jected to and falling upon the other side OF the
Thames. The explosive material caused great de-
truciioniof property throughout the town and the
surrounding district. The fire was extlnguished
at noon. when the rockets ceased exploding.
Old soldiers here declare that the explosions OF the
rockets as rightful il occurring in an actual
SIEGE Two bodies of victims of the explosions have
been found. They were employed in the arsenal
Some of the rockets were projected a distance
of five miles. One of them went through the wall
of the arsenal and another struck the artillery
barracks. Rockets also fell in Firth, Elsham.
Charlton and IlfOrd. One of them plunged into
school for infants at Plumpstead. another en- ered
n draper's shop in Woolwicb, and still another
wrecked o grocery store. There was the widest
panic In Woolwich
The first reports the fatalities exaggerated.
Tne principal damage was confined TO fne rocket
factory, which Will involve q loss OF t2,OOO.
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ruE DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.

,.vp.RyNG FOR THE COMING STRUGGLE
op THE CLANS AT BUFFALo-A NE"
sA'r.u CLAIMANT FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cASD'-
DATES. c
nsosates to the Democratic State conven-
candidates for nomination 10 the various
uS, 'Sess and the followers whose presence Is
o '1ns, on such occasions, are assembling at
usa ~~ts,o. Mr.. Flower is early IN the heid 10
nrsyeut if possible the success OF MI
rsnnipg,s well-laid plans 1t is SAID tnat tue
;nauence of the Administration VIII oe eher'eu
IN the convention only for the accomplisinlen.
few purposes, at which announcement
" V....;n of the candidates take courage. Inc
Ystsrson Democrats from this city will claim
.snreseutation in the convention and on
The State Committee. Tammany, Irving
Hall and the County Democracy, 1t is believed
will be admitted to the convention. Delegates
were elected in Kings County last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-08

6tHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" rial ESTATE ON DELAWARE AVENUE BE.
TWEEN AND q STREETS SOUrHWE IT
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the,
Bstrct Of C3luinhis passed il Equity cause No :33
3ll docket o. 18th March, 1883, the underszned Ea
NAY. AID. 1883. At FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ. at public
estate TO VIZ; Being parts Of lots thirteen and four
teen tI3 ara ~ IN square six hundred nd forty two
t642), commencing for the point on street
distant thirty fee. eleven inches the northwest
corner OF said square, and running thepce south nj
night angles 10 said street eighty feet two inches
thence east teen feet thence north eighty nine
on parts Of said lots thirteen and fourteen
ll3 and I'D. and thence west en- said street
70 te place OF beginning; and also parts of said OTIS
thireen and fourteen C13 and 14) in nid SQUARE sx
hundred and Iortytwo (642) commencing for the same
point On street distant fourteen feet from the
Gyrner Of said square aud running thence
inches. thence south at right angles said street TO
point three feet north of the dividing line lots twelve
and thirteen (l2 and 1885, thence westward parallel win
SAID DIVIDING line sixteen feet eleven inches aud thence
north 10 the place OF beginning.
Terms OF sale Ss prescribed by the decree OF court
ance IN six ana twelve months respectively from the
oA OF sass with interest at six per cent per annum
a secured by deed of trust upon the property sold or
ei cash. at option Of the purchaser. deposit of 800
fsqlred a! the time Of ssle II tho terms not COM
ps WITH In ten days after sae tie trustees reserve the
70 resell the property at tho expense the default
Ing SsasSysne r At cost Of purchaser
S42 ID street NV
JNO: 4. CLARKE. 1fussees'
$40 ~ street NV.
j. T. COLDWELI. Auct. sp30.I0t
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TraVelcrN, Guide.
ED.
DoNNELLY; On Monday. May eth, 1888. at @ O'CLOCK
p; m. Mrs ELIZABE1H DoNNEI-LY. beloved wife


MEL q bMEhAY NsS 81 sssS.S e s.
Of Patrick Donnely.
Her busy hands are folded.
Her work earth is done
ae wf Sasis 81 fc saES Is and eps soh
How sad. oh, God, how dreary,
lonesome $50 ne. lonely ,n every spot.
HER GHAspcnrLpnEs.
TIC First street northeast, Thursday. May iGih at
and Il n Church
IRWIN SossAGE Of heart f disease asea
Remains will be taken to Richmond for in,er,ncn.
hIETaLE R6sT psP sT this on May tn 1859
eight months and four days.
All within our house is lonely.
For our darling little Rosy
Has forever passed away.
Funeral will take place from her parents resi- aenoe q
NO; 6lo Virginia avenue southwest May 9Th. at one
,d HOPKINS; On Monday. May 7th, 1888. a. pm.
Funeral from hi; late residence. 30. 1910 street
aDd ess to -four O'Clock Relatives
2cGNNoE only In N T sys sn
OConnor. aged twenty five years.
TFR lhs i funeral Of Mrs EITbE cARRES
f9rna will be held at the residence of her sister Mrs
A nail, n o. Io3S Columbia street, Wednesday.
May 9Th at half-past two o'clock. Friends and 40.
quantances are invited.
POMEROY; On Monday. May eth 1889. ut y. M,
NlRGlN1A POMEkOl. beloved wife Of James 81.
Pomeroy In the twenty seventh year Of her age.
Funeral Will take place from her late residence No.
S27 Thirteenth street south west "Wednesday 9th a
two D. m. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
QUNLAN. On May eth. 1883, at I 80 O'Clock after q
long illness. TIMOTHY QUNLAN, aRed hfty-eght
years native OF County Kerry. Ira.snd
Funeral from his late resdence, No. Ill Massachu-
sets avenue northwest, at 4:30 Wednesday evan.
ing May 9th, 1888. 2s
SCHREYER. On Tuesday. May 9th. 1899. at 80
O'clock a. m, THOMAS CONRAD SCHREYFR, only
child OF George AND Alice Schreyer aged months auf
% days
Peaceful be thy silent slumbsr,
Peaceful In the grave so low;
Though no more he'll join number.
And no more our sorrows know.
But again We hope To meet thee
When the day of life has fed
ANA In Heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully reauestl
70 attend the funeral from his parents residence no.
2i42 9Th street. above Boundary. Wednesday at three
O'Clock.
SKIDMORE. At the old family residence in Alexap.
dria county, Va, on Monday, May the It'll 1883 &c
10 30 y. M. ISAAC p. SKIDMORE. in the seventy.
eighth year of his age.
Funeral to take place Wednesday at twelve O'Clock m
Friends Of the family respectfully invited
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON FIRST STREET. BETWEEN D AND T.
SYREE1S SOUTHWEST AuCTION

n
BY virtue OF deed Of trust given to us and duly 81
recorded in Liber No 799, folio 1885, Of the sa
land records Of Washington county, in the District
OF Columbia and by request in writing Of the party
secured, we will sell, on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY
FIETh DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1883. AT FIVE AND
A-HALF O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, all that
piece or parcel of ground lying in said District afore-
square six hundred and thirty eight and de-
scrlbed as follows BEGINNING for the at point
on LIST street west distant one hundred and thirty
1ee from the southwest corner Of said square, aud
running thence north feet to the northwest
corner OF said thence along the north line
OF said Lot to the northeast of said Lo thence
opposite the place Of BEGINNING, line being drawn
from the point OF beginning eastward parallel with the
line OF south street until it ntersects Delaware
enue such point Of junction to be the southeast
OF said part OF Lot a. and thence the place
of beginning, together with ali and singular the APP
Purtenances, rights. privileges, Improvements and
other here ltamentS to the same belonging in any
wise appertaining.
Terms OF sale One third cash balance in six. twelve
ana eighteen months at cent notes be
oy deed OF trus, en- premises Conyeyancng and
at sale Terms to be compiled with in seven days,
Ote wsc the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
PROPERTY at the risk and cost Of the defautng pur
chaser after giving five days public notice such
sale In some newspaper published in WASHINGTON D. g.
mys-eod&ds THuMAs S. aoPKISs. Trustees.
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A RIg Dog Show.

The PIXIES AWARDED TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, May S-The seventh annual New
York bench show OF dogs opened to-day in the
Madison Square Garden. The show is given under
entries numbered over LOO. The first prize for
champion mastin dogs was awarded to w.
Grahams belfast. Ireland,) fawn colored three
year-old dog "Nevison; the first prize for
champion pointer dogs over ffty-fve pounds
to King Bow" entered by the Detroit
pointer bchss 50
"Water Lily" owned by CHRISTOPHER Moller, OF
this city. First prize for pointer dogs over IS
pounds to "Perth," owned by T. G. LaMontague,
OF this city.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Hon. Charles B. Hall, president OF the Boston
National bank, died there this morning.
The Massachusetts, house this afternoon sus-
pended its rules and passed and sent at once to
the Senate all the charities appropriation bills be-
Monsoon SherbOrn. BriGReXater and Lancaster,
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PROFESSIONAL.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS HONE

USEFUL FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
y and comfort, hence the ele Of the world from far
Pa ave: opposite Wizards Hotel. for the SUCCESSFUL
Nails Vascular E1cresences etc Established in Wash
ington De- In 1861. Office fee 81 rer VISIT for put
ting the feet in order. In2
nR. H. L. BOYEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN
!, , treats successfully Female Diseases, Neuralgia
rheumatism Chils, Paralysis. Nervous Diseases, &c.
Turkish, Russian, Sulphur and ali Medcated Baths
given. l4l7 street, opposite Riggs House. o20
nR. NJ. S. PARSONS MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
l1Gavanc ana Electro Vapor Baths. Massage. Sweed-
Sam. to pm. 1897 street northwest o6-Sm'
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECCRl FROI LOSS By BURGLARY.
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF Washington.
In its own building.
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
ftrltI%l Charter Act Of Congress January ODD 1867
lhS company rents Safes, inside its Fire and Burglar
fOoi atis at pr1ces frcm to 500 per year
sctoItts 10 size 3nd location Rooms and Desks ad
joining auils. provided ter Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
11ME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND FALUABLES Of every descr'p-
sioiL Including BONDS and STOCKS, PIAfE JEW-
t1Ii.n1: Ids. &C. taken for SAFE-KEEPING, o..
of--,iAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
LIS T. GLOVER, Of riggs Co.. Vice President
Jol: y C&SS LIS, Treasurer.
ALI LIT Z. STURTEVANT Secretary
C. F. Nyman, Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
ten,srnin =. Snyder. Charles C. Glover
JOIN assets, Henry A. Willard,
@te.I L. Siurteysnt Thomas Ey.ns,
John G.. ParEe. onv1
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

'INdOnAS OOWL1NG, AuctiOneer.
kxGGG G 70 r SALE OF ANTIQUE FURN11U RE,
STATUAkY, ANTIQUE FIREARMS. ANTiOfyE
SWORDS. BOWS AND ARROWS, WAR Clubs
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TENTH 1sss
COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK, at the residencs q;
tween T and Q streets northwest, the undersirned
Executors will sell the following effects:
Fine Old Steel EngravinRs.
O1l Pant1nes-sOma very rare and old.
Oil Paintng-Duke OF Marlborough.
Antique Clocks, Antique Mirrors.
Marble Statuary-KiIling the Centaur.
Reception Chairs, Antique Sofas,
Brass Tenders. Harp Stands.
Window Hangings.
Mahogany Card Tables Secretaries
Mahoganv Bookcases.
brussels and other Carpets,
walnut and other Chamber Furniture
Feather Beds, Bedding, &c.
Walnut Marbletop Sideboard
Walnut Extension Table.
China and Glassware
Old Spanish Arkuebus, Antique Rifle
ENGLISH z ross Bow Antique Swords. War CIubs xc
Stoves, Kitchen Requisites, &c. ' W.
my7-s. ABNEK RfNGMAN. Executors.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING AND SLAUGHTER HOUSE IN
SIDE OF HIGH STEEET, 'EXTENIED, AND
ADJOINING THE ROAD 10 THE NEW NAVAL
OBSERVATORY GROUNDS.
District OF Columbia. passed on the seventh day of
June, A. D. 1882, in pending in said court
and numbered in EQUITY ITO, we will sell at public
f paY H IL N srSf # p 6F D. @ St
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. all those pieces Of parcels
If ground lying and being in Georgetown. b. G..
and known and designated on the Plat Of said city
as lot numbered two hundred and fifty seven esd
(2o6) IN Beatty and Hawkins addition to George
town, as contained within the following metes and
bounds. to wit; Beginning for the at the
northwest corner of said lot numbered 257 at a
heroad to the United States naval observatory, and
running thence i'll easery direction along the south
line of said road four hundred and fifty feet, thence
south two hundred and forty five feet thence
hundred and twenty one half to the east
line Of said High street continued. thence north two
hundred and tlirtyhve and cnehaH feet to the place
OF beginning containing two aud half of land
more or less with the improvements thereon. consist
Ing OF twO-story dwelling, slaughter house, and all
out.buildings necessary in the conduct of butcher
business.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase MOI in cash and the balance in equal
instruments, six. twelve and eighteen months from
day Of SALE with interest, for which the promlssory
notes Of purchaser will be TAKEN all cash at the
money is paid in full Ali convey ancing at purchasers
COST deposit of 5000 required at time OF SALE If
terms are not comp led with in days from the day
Of sale the trustees the right resell at risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL MADDOX,
470 Louisiana ave-, I rs..o.
WILLIAM j. MILLER. { AfoS'eee'
,,oe 81 % r, 4sS Louisiana aveJ
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BosroN. May 6.-Gov. Butler to-day told the
Tewksbury Investigation committee that he hoped
Mr. Brown says IL will take him until June LIST to
get In his testimony. Dr. Eiward Bacon. testify
from 1875 to 1878. and had taken human skin to be
tanned. Mr. Brown said the governor had failed
to connect the tanning OF skins with Tewksbury,
and he protested against the Introduction OF such
evidence.
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THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.

u.
l. Real Estate Auctioneera
UNIMPROvED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Under and py virtue of decree Of tho Supreme aask
Court OF the District of Columbia, passed in Equity &
Calse No. Z f6l, wherein Temple ct 81. Com->A~
lainans, and WOrtinngtoD ct al. defendants the
UNDERSIGNED as Trustee. will SELL ut publ auction the
following described real estate at the times and places
below noted:
On SATURDAY. MAY FIFTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK
F. NJ, at the Office Of Thos. j. Fisher h Co.. No. 1924
street northwest
Sub. Lot 40, square 545; Lot s square 603:
Lots s. Is, and 10. square COS: Lot l. square COO
Lot square GIL Lots, square 6I3
Lot II. square Gil Lot 5. square GO;
Lots and Z, square east of 664;
Lot 4, square south Of square SGT;
Lots and lO, square east OF south Of 667 and the
east 10l feet inch NJ street, of square No. sos.
Of the purchase money in cash. and the residue In two
equal Instruments at six and twelve months respect
yely with interest at the rate Of (6 per centu per
annum from day Of sale. to be secured BY approved
notes. with reserved ign the property cold; the
qured each of the said pieces Of property sold
amount whereof will be announced on day of sale.
Upondefau of any purchaser in comply ing with terms
OF sales within ten 0) days. the property upon which
default has been made be resod at the risk and
cost of the cefaung purchaser aftel three 60 days
shall be at the cost OF the purchasers.
CHAS. d. FOWLER, Trustee
Webster Law Building sos d st. northwest.
THOS. j. FISHER CO.. Auctioneers. apis. t. th&ds
~ THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, NINTH OF MAY. 1888, same hour
and Place THOS. j. FISHER l. CO.
my7-d&ds Auctioneers.