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A deed M trust IN hyof ~ Pbllllp Dol
soblof, fI A. he wes attempting 10 leave
Tho ely lsAt Saturday evening was taken
into custody ~ The sbefn NJ tbs county
aud taken tO the Office NJ a prominent Jaw
nfm, where he was confronted by n creditor
and compelled 10 make q settlement, Del
giving bis check for the amount positively
assuring The party that lie had money 10
tbs hank TO meet II and after receiving
valuable papers In exchange for the cheek
Di was permitted TO depart upon
presentation Of the check at the
bank on Monday moroing. was
declared fraudulent. Die LEFT with w wv
In New York exchange and n large roll OF
CURRENCY and met a notorious woman OF
our town, Ella Howe, alias Del, who pre-
coded him on Friday, and with whom; re-
gardless of the tact that he had an excellent
vile and family in San Antotio, he bore the
relation Of husband, and short time prior
TO their departure Joined her in deed OF
property, which she made transfer OF, she
signing the deed as Mrs. Ella Die, thus
adding perjury to his other mi 'deeds.. The
property transferred to Phillip Del, Jr.,
& Co has been seized under execution In
avor of the Cincinnati Coffin Manuisctur
ing company and will be sold, as the
firm can not give the repleyin bono. De
was formerly from St Louis, and mas
crooked reputation. His whereabouts Is
known, and he will be brought back and
prosecuted.
The real estate transfers for the week
amounted TO So, Asa 80.
County Clerk Wren issued 10 marriage
licenses during the week %
Dr. Penny, health physician, reports 10
deaths for the week, OF which were adults
and s children.
At the city council meeting Monday an
ordinance will be introduced providing Tor
the inspection and measuring of cord WOOD.
The city council WAS petitioned at Its last
meeting to adopt such an ordinance.
Percy Weeks and Champe Carter, against
whom three charges OF unlawfully "eigh'
court, were tried before a jury on enc OF
the charges to-day and were found not
guilty.
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Other Interesting News by Specials
ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.-[Special. 1.-The cot
ton market was easier. but not 7quotably
changed receipts light, only 658 bales. Bus
mess at the stockyards was quiet, almost
nothing doing; not enough sales to estab-
lish prices.
A suit for divorce was Instituted to-day
by John d. Leland against Laura j. LIE.
land. The parties were marriedin Marion
county, Texas. on August 25th, 1869. The
plaintiff accuses the defendant of the COM
instantaneous violations the marital
VOWS at various places in this city during
the months OF August and September, 1888.
The defendant is now in Jefferson, Texas,
having gone thither after the discovery by
the plaintiff of her alleged misconduct.
The children, girl named Annie, aged 8,
Corrine, aged s, and Dudley aged 2 years,
are with Mrs. Leland, in Texas, and the
plaintiff asks that the custody OF these chill.
.dren be awarded to him.
News came from Springfield, Missouri. Of
tragedy euacted at little hamlet called
"Walnut Shade" in Toney county, last
uiSAts cothCS WV % Wo6oh AhoASA W
trade, had for some time been employed in
q wagon factory at Springfield. and having
saved some money, concluded to go into
business for himself. Accordingly, he and
his cousin, John Dees. started in wagon
with span Of horses, to look up location
to establish wagon shop. They reached
the point above mentioned and camped for
the night, according to Dees, he was ex-
aiming his shotgun, when il was acct
deptally discharged and thirteen buckshot
entered Ores back, killing him instantly.
The coroner of Toney county rendered a
verdict based on the above fact to-day. The
body of Ore was taken to Springfield. His
wife evidently is not satisfied with Dees'
story. She says Dees owed her husband
$500, but that he now claims to hold a
mortgage on the team and wagon, with
which they were travelling. The coroner of
Greene county. at Springfield, has set an
investigation on foot.
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8cef 1snnic.

1fFOs5lNs lTILOlNG MAiEalAL
>maas21z7he@.z:.z::::.4:::,(
FOR GOTH HERYE AND MUSCLE.
' :. -a- sssssl Z win
'sIsTs or MMnaEsDM IRoy,
TnrJrIrp H| E,sstyEE5.nyaA, ~, 9TISLSg.
OF TnE SssnwssSt n 4 Q 4 3s !..- noaIs
FINEST si,%s3l3T} 2y S, = kktIysa Y EF 4 MERRs
PRISM iisss "a nAs' S sSHa ! EsowS
Rrrr-By ESQ., ~ EEkI 1&E tor thsIr
BARON M '0" A-A "a. 8 Tonic =
vow Lm, MS22&ss TTEssESs1 a NHA nEALIM.
nIcsrRo. ~ q 4ssJs F;3sS SshM eIyIxa
cEss-ro. IAN ~ NJ II n n : M RRoRER:
cprUyp E% IN b AVN 9EM TIES.
Strengthening rating=Fatsening.
ToLDEN,sLIaUIDR BEEF TONIC
II is pronounced By scores Of phg-
cicidns, and by thousands Of people srho
hars used It, to be the best Isno,sn remedy
for Debility. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Loss Of
Appetite, Loss of Flesh, Lung Complaints.
Female Weahness, Gastric Irrito11ity. Mo-
yarial Ferer and many other diseases ,rl,ere
fonscs ere required = dil'er.s0 essentially
from all other Beef Foods and To,.tcs:
1T IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF
the Blood ard cnric'iesit. and Is there
fore fine inpigordnt and corrective
I'm eases of all cIirO,lic 1patddies which
are associated with an 1MPoVERIsHED
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These al yleiu
critics of its great food tonic elements
tcompensates for tho Toss of cifaLfY>
induced by Consumption, Cdtd1Th OF
bronchial and Throat dBecisons.
.giH Tenedy Feminine Debility ana
reimburse the Female physique for
those losses of citatify accompany
ing complaints peculiar to the SER
Mothers nursing their own chnatens
and delicate tcOnieib who expect 10
become mothers and bring up ci1or-
Gus children should by all m cans uso
it. II tciU restore sufferers FROM
Mental on Nervous PrOstrdtiOn arls-
ing from Orer- trorle, Processes Or
protracted Disease. 10 tcitt cure
Drunkenness and tho Opium. na6te
for as the appetite grows healthier
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho use of this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dies away until totally ex-
tinct. 1T Is highly beneficial Ia LIVER
Complaints, Ma!dridt Eeser, anu anu
ALI, MaIariat Disease and for tho
debiIitating effects OF Fever Of any
Ji.,I IL has no equal. 1t repairs
,rasfe. improves Digestion aud Ap-
petite, and affords the Dyspeptic , ~.
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tS-More Brown Gins have been sold during the past
four seasons than my other two makes combinedt
NIB. Our manufacturing end shipping facilitses
are uneaunlled. Full descriptive circular with hun
dreds Of planters testimonials sent on application.
Correspondence Solicited, address.
BROWN COTTON G IN Co., New London, CT.
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THAT IL Work.
FROM the Popular Science Monthly.

from the fopuiar sclence Monthly
may perhaps be allowed to put the opening
question. What is work? The common reply is
ANY pursuit by which man earns or atte,npt!s
70 earn a livelihood and to accumulate wealth.
This definition Is the more to be regretted be-
eanse it cherishes or rather begetS the vulgar
error that all persons who do not aim at the
accumulation of wealth are ''idiers." In poInt
Of Tact such men nay he doing far greater ser
vices To the world than the most diIieent and
successful Yotary OF q trade or q profession.
Darwin, having q competency. was therewitb
content To him. and to others Of kindred
minds, the opportunity of deyoting his
Mnoie lie to the search after scientific
ruin was boon UNNECESSARILY higher
man any conceivable amount Of wealth. Shall
ve eaii him an ider? Nor Is science the only
4eid which opens splendid prospects to men Of
independent means Art, literature philanthro-
Py, have all their departments, unremunerntjve
IN commercial point Of view. or ut least NOT
directly refnunerative, and for all these cn,tiya-
tors are wanted. Therefore, reversing the al
vice given by routine moraists, would say To
wealthy young men of ability: 'sDo not take nm
any trade, business, or profession. but do some
- the worlds unpaid work Leave money
making to those who have no other option and
b searchers for truth and beauty" Every one
who follows this advice will contribute some.
saing to show the world that the race for wealth
= not the only pursuit worthy OF rational being
should define work as the conscious systemafic
application Of mind or body to any definite pur-
pose. ~
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He Didn't Know How 1t was Done. Ye
Frankly Confessed the Fact

With the increase Of the beer drinking habit In this
country there is growing prevalence Of the various
forms Of kidney disease The worst phase of this terri
bic trouhle-scarcely known . few years sincels
Brights Disease. which gives the fashionable underta-
ter many profitable contract Meeting we,l-known
physician recently the writer alluded to this and asked
''Why can't you msdica men cure Brghss disease.
1t appesrs to extend its ravsges every Year,"
' tell you the actual truth" answered the DOCTOR
cit bothers almost badly as cancer does. After
having passed certain stage they both point pretty
straight to the graveyard. It's unprofessona to tell It,
maybe but custom is to recommend my patients to
use BENsoN's CAPC1NE POROUS PLASTER. That
seems to strike ut the roots Of the trouble better than
anything know Of. Those plastsrs-f used in time
attack disease in the kidneys and generally drive 1t out
toof"
The physician simply remarked upon the results Of
one OF the most powerful healing agents known to med
cal and chemical sctence. Before it's quick mighty and
painless action. headache. nausea pain in the back
neuralgia which are all symptoms Of Brights disease
vanish like difficulties before wizards enchantment
Have YOU has anybody in whom You are interested.
any OF these terrible premonitions2 II 80 BENsON'S
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER Is the remedy immedi.
ateiy needed.
so efficient and popular remedy is. Of course widely
and cunnngly initiated. Therefore, do not allow your
druggist to roll up package without first taking
testimony Of your eyes that tho word CAPCINE is
cut In the plaster. Price Is cents.
sEABURY JOHNSON. Chemists, New York.
ap27 De-
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AUCTION SALES.
PUBIIc SALE OF A rVo-xroxy v..~v uos,.,
III Fa ay hAGk sghLpSNa No. ioos KRv SS1'

WALrK1 n WILLIAMS co., Aussn.sma
PUeLIc SALE 81 4 TWO STORY FRAME Houss
SIT Avs SSh s soSutiTphks No i''s xEv ss.'
BY yrtas q decrss Of the esprsme Court q she<A
District q Columbia. paeNsd On the Ifth dsv of
Aprta A.p isss. IN cssss No O. ssT. Eaui6 DOcAsa -
b. yirtae Of dssd q sr. s..r1ns s.s. n. IA ar
g fs = ss A. a D ;. ,sIs end cay s:sSra.d -
for she District q Columbia and q H. requssR q a.
PerU secured therety. WI sc e pube esesscn q
front q The prsnises on THURSDAY, IN 7EkfH
DAY OF NAY. A: d. 1883. at HALF PoCR
Gel Of ground In the city 81 Washington b. O. beins
part Of lot numbered ten le, IN the subdivision o.
g acre numbered srven hundred and forty Gan q
Designated on the plans and recorded the boos a
she surveyor of said city, commanding for NE same =
point on New Se.cy three FEET from he north
west corner Of said lot thence running eaefSerd paFu
- Win uhe line OF the came eeventy -eeven fes1s
tnence north three fe thence east With the line Il said
LOT forty four feet thence south twenty theneo
westSardy with the lins az said bot one hundred snd
WITH The Hue OF said avenue twenty the plAra
OF oes1nnns, with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon
ING OF nearly new two story frame house with back
Terms OF sale: One third c.sh ba,.pce rayanse an
thrce EQUAL insteliments ~ twelve and eigftsen
months rsiectyely, with interest from
day OF sale. TO be secured by deed 81 90 the
premises sold or eli cash at the option OF the pur-
conveysncing at parchasers Terms OF sale bS
comrlied with in days otherwise the Trustees
reserve the risht TO resell at the rsk and cOst 81
defaultins purchaser
SAMUEL MADDOX
40 Louisiana avenue: I r-.u.
J. L. DYER, fus'e&
Corner 10th and stree Is north west
apps. 26 N.Y.. 5,f.e
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnone~.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FcKIHGToN.- THu
COUNTRY STAT OF The LATE JosrFH

SSo93kkTRY SEAT OF TIE LAIE JostFa
by virtue cf decree Of the supreme Court Of Thea
F459, Doc 20. win sell ~ bc auction % the A
highest bidder at the Mansion Hou-e ulon the prem.
MAY. A. u. lss3. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, ali thst
tract or parcel Of land in the county of Washington
District OF Columbia ca he'd and known part oe
decree). containing 81 rs q land moro less
and improved with q large aud substantial dwelling
There several beautiful building .ses upon the
property which Is well wooded and wstered and
tSa at ana tTbs nor9 81 the northern boundary
il not cold viii then offer Same accord nY 30 the
plat of our subd In lots which viii 10 e1-
hibited at the raie viz Lot improved with the
sion house and outbudnee containing az acrea.
Lot containing ii II 100 scres: Lot s. containing
adJoin the Heating" estate: Lot adoins the GermA-
MIA Schentzen ARK and has front of l3l 20 100 fet
railroad and upon the Brentwood road Lot contain.
ing II az 100 acres Lot containing So 100 acres,
ssr. u ~ 100 ssOe. Lot sestsnn
feet on Boundary street.
Terms CT sale: One nth Of the amount of the pur-
staments. due in six TIVE eighteen twenty fpue
months respectively from the day of sae urhasee
or purchasers giving hs or their Proissory notes foe
OF six per cent yer annum from the day u sale Al
cash. at the option of the purchaser purchase IA
purchase money the ssure for any separsfe par1
thereof. shall be full paid; and II any shah
fail to comply with the terms OF sale wsn tan day
after such sale the Trustees the right 10
at the risk and cost of such defauerg pur The
plat of subdivision may be UPON application to the
undersigned. ST. 600 deposit acceptance Of bid IL
sold as whole and $3.50 on each lot il sold IN separate
JAMES $. EDWARDS. sos y st n.w.l
CM.DEkON CARLISLE. 307 ID ~ N. W., Y r..
ANDREW B;DCxAlI A. La ay.n.w.. i'
JOHN I. MI ICHELL.
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TIVHONAs BOWLING. Ancsonser.
CHANCERY SALE or DEHIRABLE PROPERTY
ON THE WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH. BE.
TWEEN T. Am NJ NTRk ETN MORT UVTlST

By virtue u . decree passed By ths supsems A8i
No. 1928, [ WIN ecu st public suction, on TUES. -
FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ, in front Of the premises, al
that part q Lot No. p q the Of square No.
point on 18TH srset four fsss south OF tie ortheas
ner Of said lot and Fanninx thence seGta twenty
feet wioe public slley In the Of said lot.
Terms: One third cash. and the balancs q az ana
of the purchaser deposit OF $50 win Be required at
the time of sale All conveyanctng ct the expense q
payable sut q the RHrc1ase sccs.eE;
aplo-dkdo No. A36 cth street.,
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come back" sv'' IA
And then they had to raise Mis- Barton, and
carry her into the house, for she had faiuted.
That's Just what could have told you a good
while ago had had q mind TO-" said PA, .
"a he rehearsed the scene to his wife IN hour
aaterward. ''She's terrible sight like woman
il she il minister. And Lysander-weu. CAL
cn!ate he won't complain Of having his foot cut.
II 1t does lay him up for . while. can't ssy
whether she'll let him do the preaching. or
whether they'll both do Il. but your see them
married before summer.
~ don't want anybody to think It's because
I'm q woman" SAID Miss Barton, rather incon-
seqneatiy. when L.sandsr he'd her, 6lushing and
seem able to help It. And Lysander says I
needn't give up my work. "-Huypa-s Bazar
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THIS 4 TENlNG.

DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF FORFEITED
L PLEDGES.-I win cell for T. Selinger at 1871 7th
ct: p: W, commencing SATURDAY, APRIL TNENT, :
will consist of large line of gold silver. brass and
gents gold aud plated charms and lockets earrings
pins bracelets neck chains plain gold and set rings.
glasses solid silver and plated ware also. fine line Of
custom made gents clothing oysrcoats. suts, coats
shawis, bibles guns pistols musical instruments.
books. tools Of all kinds, boots and shoes, carpets,
trunks, hand satches pillows and feather teds look
ing glasses. pictures &c will commence every
ing at 80 and continue up to May 5th. P. g.
Persons holding tickets ON which the me has expired
viii please take notice. r. SEIlNGEk, Broker
WEEKS co Auctioneers. ap25- 4ts
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LYME BUILDING LOT CORNER OF EIGHTH
Il AND EAST CAPITOL STREETS.

4 AND EAbT CAPITOL SIREETS,
AND
TWO TWO-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSES.
6a3 AND sos EAST CAPITOL STREET.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY SECOND
af FIVF O'CLOCK. We VIII sell. in front Of the prem
ises. MI of
LOT 8 AND PART OF LOT Z. SQUARE 900.
having front Of 70 feet East Capitol street and 93
feet 9th street east Said Lot improved by two
story and attic Frame Dwellings,, Nos 60S and sos East
Capitol street. the corner lot being vacant This prop
ey is one Of the best iocased on East Capitol street. and
Terms: One quarter cash; balance in one. two and
three years. notes 70 bssT tntsrs.t payable semi.
Of 500 ON each parcel ut time Of sale. An convey
ancing. &C.. at purchasers cost Terms 70 be complied
with in days. otherwiss resale It risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser after vs dsys' public notice OF
such resale in some neWspapH vObhshsd IN waning
an27d DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctonesrs.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 3 CO.. Aue'ionesr'.
HANDSOME WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITE,
UPHOLSTERED IN SILK. OLD GOLD AND
BLACK; TWO WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
SUPERIOR MAKE; WALNUT M L. BOUFFET:
ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT PILLAR EXTEN-
SION TABLE AND DINING Room CHAIRS;
Two BRUSSELS RUGS. EXTRA SIZE; BRUS-
Sells CARPETS; MARBLE TOP TABLES; OAK
GHAMBkR SUITE NEARLY new: MAT
JAPANESE GOODS. WALNUTLIBRARY TABLE,
RafRI1h 6. TORS, CHINA CLASS, AND
On MONDAY, APkIL THIRTfETH, commencing at
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall sell. at residence No.
household effects, in perfect order.
apz4-5t WALTER Is. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
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WIN sen by public auction st my store I218 Penn
syvania avenue northwest, commanding on TU hSDAY,
NAY FItsr. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. . large collec-
Gents Clohng of al kinds such Oyeroosts listers
S0sss vestS Pants Boot Shoes slipper Hats and
fsoats. Dolmans and shswts, Books. Musical and Me-
chsnical Instruments. Pocket Cutlery, Table Ware
Yalises. Umbrellas. Parasols Revolvsrs Guns Rifles
Pipes. SILK Fish Lines. F1uting Machines. Clocks,
Ra9ora &C. This sale win continue Mornings at l6
O'clock and Evenings at O'Clock until ell the lots ase
sold Persons holding tickets. the tune which hay
ing expired. viii please take notice.
ii. X. FULTON,
aD27-4t Pawnbroker and Auctioneer,
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

MONDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH, at FIVE p NJ. "a
viii sell At auction. the premises Lot 70, plan
of Uniontown, improved 10y q fye-room Frame 1A1
House situate of Nichols and Jefferson
street.
Terms: One-haN cash: balance three months &C.
cured by deed of trust interest six cent $50 de-
post at time OF sale. Conyeyancing at of pur-
chaser. If terms not complied with ten days the
property viii To resold at cost of purchasing party
HENRY G. McCAULEY,
ap21-Tt Admins trator
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4 CC1ION SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BrIIDIN0
N LOTS: ON IHE MESI SIDE OF FOURTEENTH
SIREEI, BfIWfEN STREET AND hhUDn
ISLAND AVENUE NOkIIMESI

On WEDNESDAY. MAY SECOND 1899 at FIVE
O'CLOCK L. NJ, 1 shall sell in front of the premisea
the north 20 feet front and the south 20 front u
the depih of lot 10, square 2ll.
Terms: One third cash; and the balance IN I. and
Years. at cent interest able Annually
cured 10y deed Of trust al ca b. ion q haser.
800 deposit esCh lot time of sale aud all record.
ing ana convryauclDg at purchasers cost. Terms 10
be cOnIVlled with in days
apl9-e1 Ads j. T col DWlII. AucfIoneer
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuonesr.

IJNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuonesr.
FIRST-CLAsS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY THIRD, 1888
1t No 935 stneet between 9th and 10th north
west at tue residence Of party declining housekeeP
cellent collection OF Household Effects COMPRISING in
part
Walnut Haircloth Parlor Sek
Walnut Dwarf Book Case
Window Hangings Walnut M. Top Tables.
Large Easy kocSecs. Library Table.
Fine Brussels and Three-p Carpets
Superior Walnut n. Top Chamber Suites
Several Sets Of Single Walnut N. I. Chamber Fur
niture.
Hair Mattresses, n and G. Mattressa
Blankets Comforts and Sheets.
LarNe and roomy Walnut Wardrobe. With Mirror.
Toilet Ware. Mirrors,
Walnut Extension Tablo
Refrigerator, Water Cooler.
Kitchen ReQuiAites. &c.
ap27-dh THOMAS DOWNING Auck
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VtH0MAS BOWLING. Aucuoueer.

TtHoMAS BOWLING. Aucuoueer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two-s STORY FRAME
GEORGETOwN,- D. c, BLING on THE EAST
SIDE OF HIGH STnEET. EXTENDED AND
ADJOINING The ROAD TO THE NEW NAVAL
OBSERVATORY GROUNDS.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
June, A. D. 1882. IN cause pending i'll said court
and numbered in Equity 7779. win sell at public
DAY. THE Ninth DAY Of MY. A. D. 1883. at
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, al those pieces of parcels
Of ground lying and being in Georgetown, ID. G..
and known and designated the plat Of said city
and part Of lot numter d two hundred and fifysi x
f2o6) in Beatty and HAWKING addition TO George
town, as contained within the following metes and
bounds, to WIT; Beginning for the same at the
northwest corner of said lot numbered 257, at a
point at the intersection Of High street cn ed and
therosd 10 the United States naval observatory, and
line Of said road four hundred and fifty feet thence
south two hundred and forty five feet thence west for
hundred and twenty and half feet to the east
line Of said High street continued thence north two
hundred and thirty five and onehaH feet to the place
OF beginning containing two and oneb Of land
more OF less with the improvements thereon consist
ing OF twostory 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 in cash and the balance equal
day Of esle with interest, for which the promssory
notes Of purchaser viii be taken, ell cash at the
option Of the purchaser: No deed given until purchase
money is paid in full All conveysncng at purchasers
cost. deposit Of $500 required at time Of sale IF
terms are not complied with in days from the day
Of sale the trustees the right resell at risk
cost OF de2Aul1ng purchaser.
SAMUEi. MADDOX.
40 Louisiana ave-. [ r.
WILLIAM J. MILLER. A1us'ees.
,nas a7 ~ u-,ss ~ dLouissns Ave.'
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WATER u. WILLIAMS L 90. AncanassA
Pubic SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NORTH OF

On WEDNESDAY, MAY SECOND. 1883. atAD8
THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. win sell ct euction. ON -
land and house situsted tbs Ridge. between Rock
Creek and Broad Branch. about three mills north Of
Washington, and adjoining the lands q Aeosxn. Lyle.
Pierce, Shoer akcr aud b. s.. Swartx.
The situation Is beautiful command ding fair view OF
the Capitol and properly cared for viii make
CANT country aoe to be approached either by the Broad
Branch road or by the Brightwcod and Bread Branch
road. ana . short distance through Shoemskers or
6war& land Il has excellent wster. and Is vel adapt
ed - fruit or dairy farm.
Terms easy, and made known at sac.
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