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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

Latest kilograms to The Star.


CHARLESTON, s. c.. Feb 2-The Eetcs and
Courier has advtces OF serious IRE which occur
red at Georgetown, SC, yesterday afternoon, and
which threatened the northern part OF the town
with destruction. It originated In cotton landed
nom the steamer Merchant The warehouses,
OH e and wharf of the Accommodation line, the
Ice house. saloon and fixtures OF T. w. Dickinson,
the store and warehouse of P. T. Braswell, and tue
millinery store OF Miss T. E. Wisner are all de-
Stroyed. The elegant mansion or Mr. David Ris-
dwellings, OF Mr.. w. d. Morgan Mrs. Baum and
MIS- Forman were also burned. The entire loss
will reach $4,000
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RowDYIsM OF YALE AND DARTMOUTH STUDENT.
Inlrty Dartmouth SophomOres have been sus-
pended because some or their number paid vfsie
70 Prof. Laird between II and IL O'Clock Saturday
with snOwballs and demolished the fence around
II They believe he was unnecessarily severe
IN his examination OF one OF the class who had
deny their participation In the affair, and 30 ali
were indefinitely suspeDded.-The Yale fresh
men ana sophomores came into collision IN New
passed into the chapel they made so much noise
with their canes that President Porter Character.
oon the freshmen and sophomores had a contest
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1a52; HSsSH
IsA1xs iravE WAsH1seToS FROM sr TAI cons..
Tor Pit..ourg and the West Chicago Limited Express,
q Iai so siespins Cars e ssSs daily Fast
HARRISBURG to Cincinnati western Ex press SO
E:n,: daily. With 18th, Pace Cars 2 Pitsbnry and
I E,t:sbgIT and ne ~s,t: 49, ' Aux
Tor I Csnsndaeua RoehesseT. B aff.ia kiss.r,
80 ?. IN dais except ssnIday with Palace Can
For wiliiamsport. Lock Haven and Elmirs ats.so,
m. daily. except Sunday.
400 SO. and loo ?. N. On sunday. 40. $50
and 1870 ;m. Limited Express OF Pullman Pa "
For Boston tlout change 20 IN. every weekday
On Sunday; 4;20E-,,.
ssy Cts with bcats Of Brookyn Amen sard iss
diIeet transfer to Fulton street. avoiding doub3s
i sSso 1na 10 f e 3 r On sana.S sS ana
For ~ I'D s 80 s s s . Ia ,sss md g g
surisy, 500. $50 am. i:2O. $40. $50. $50.
Tor POl a .u Gresf line. $40 M and 4.o dan,
1oe AnnsPolis $40 = m and 4:4o Pm. daily. szo,pt
A as2 ssD asgass4a9s
For Aensna1 e sCo Pa; u 90 .nd 2s
For Ee%ond and The ' south z $50 and saa Il b
Tnins eave xls1sndria for W.shinsson 100 go. 7:2o
Sc So i pm 10 ana TO IL n, 4. s
20 end 1000 M 20 ana s:a s p.n =
1ehs;s and ini'%anon at the once northeast corner
Slsgs S,ssG: can 0b os s Of
eH,s fuGH. o SensrS esn ssn.s ssnssf AsnA
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Not Indicted for Bribery,

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 2a-J0hn j. Kroner, OF At
lantic City. who has been held, on his own recog-
nlzance, since the bribery Investigation OF last
year, In which AsSemblyman Shinn. OF Atlantic,
charged that Kroner offered him 500 to vote for a
bill in the interest OF railroads during the egisa-
tive session OF 1882, was discharged from the re-
cognizance In the county court this morning, the
grand jury having Jailed to find an indictment
against him.
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Wall Street To-day.

THE MARKET STR0NGEK.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-The POsrs financial article
says: The stock market was decidedly stronger
during the forenoon than on Wednesday. the net
result OF the forenOOns business being an advance
on the general list. About II AS several lots OF
Erie, Wabash preferred and Pacific Mail were sold
out under the rules for account OF Hatch Peters,
Vino were announced to have suspended ION &C
was not heavy one. the total liabilities being
small and the liabilities on the Stock Exchange
small The stocks sold for their account under
the rules brought from Il TO higher than the
prices just preceding them. There is no doubt
that the market is oversold on many OF the most
cover at any small advance because their margins
are light,
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General Foreign News by Gable.
DEPRIvING FRENCH PRINCES OF THEIR MILITAR,

POSTS.
PARIS, Feb 28.-Decrees enforcing the law OF
1884 depriving princes OF their military posts Will
be gaZetted tomorrow. 1t Is understood that
only the Due de Chartres and the Due d'Alencon
will be affected by the enforcement OF the law. 1t
VIII affect, 1t Is said, neither the Due de Pen
thtevre, who Is already exempted from service,
nor Prince Roland Bonaparte, who Is not regard.
ed as pretender.
GERMAN AID FOR OHIO FLOOD SUFFERERS
BERLIN. Feb. 2a-The first 1nstalment, amount
ing to 900 MARKS OF the money subscribed In Ger
many was sent to the United States today In aid
OF the sufferers by the floods in the Ohio valley.
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DARLOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN RAW SILK
Der SUITE, MARBLE TOP WALNUT EX-
CHAIRS; BRUssELs, INGRAM AND OTHER
CARPETS: HAIR AND HU>K MATTRESSES.
Hail. rRAGK 5 HALL AND STAIR CARPETS.
BEDDING, FEATHER IILLOWS; CHINA,
GLAS' AND CROCKEKY WARE, ETC.
On TUES AY. FEBRUARY TNENTY-SEVENTH,
at TEN O'CLOCK A. M. shall sell 1t residence Of
gentleman declining housekeeping, No. II K street
which is well worthy the attention of buyers
f22-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS . Co, Aucts.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. AR TIN >AL.LY OWN. DC.
By virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the 18th a.
day Of Sertember 1880. and duly recorded in LberH
9i7. folio $685. &C., of the land records for the
District of Columbia, the nndersigned Trustees will sell
TIE NTH. 1888. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
the following described prone tyr situated in WashnR
or or parcel Of land. contaniag acres, ! rood and
described in survey ard plat dated May, 1882. by
lewis Csrbury. surveyor Of said District bounded
the west by the road of said District on the north
by the land Of Washngton Hurdle the south by the
land Il Mrs. Ariana yles and tn east by Lot No.
OF said Plat and survey the said Lot hereby conveyed
be marked and described in said plat and survey
Lot No = subj ct to rvation Of road right Of
way II feet wild on the northern line between said Lot
No. and the land OF eid Washington Hurdle for the
benefit Of ali the owners of Lots Nos !. 2. g. s,
and on said plat and survry. improved by good
&C., located near Ell nall, town. d. G.
Terms: One bird cash; the residue in equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with notes bearing in
teret and secured by ed OF trust all cash at the
option Il purchaa I'll convey ancing &C., at pur.
OF So G. WILLIAM d. CASSIN r.
f23-dts JAMES L. DAVIS, Arustees'
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The Rutser and (bcc.. Co,,-.,,..

MARsHAILrowN, Iowa. Feb 23-The butter ana
cheese convention in session In this city Is fairly
attended oy dairymen from all parts OF the
country Inc time Is occupied with reading
papers, ana the discussion or making cheese AMI
butter, the comparative value OF breeds OF cattle
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MAR RlED.

.B0YD-REED. On February 2lst, lsssL at Foundry
G. BOYD 20 Anna BELL REED. both az Washi1r-
ton. D. O. No cards.
1883, by Rev D. H. Riddle. Of Falls Church. Il thS
Fssdsnce q The brides Psrent Falls Grove THos.
EMMA VANDERWERKEN. q Aexandra county
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On February 29d 1854 q
the roidence Of the brides parenta BY the Rev s. DO.
meE, Of St Paufe Enghsh Lutheran Church KOSA
0CHUTTER o6 Warrington, b. Q.
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AUCTION SALES.

UEEKS 4 CO., Auc.ioneers
w 639 Louisfani avenue.
Opposite City Post Once.
FIXTURES OF STORE NO. TOT MARKET SPACE
To- MORROW {SATURDAY) MORNING. FEBRU-
AIRY TWENTY-FOURTH AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
at auction, the entire fixtures of the above store
CoNsISIING T. PART OF CGgHIERS REvoLv-
AWNING, FURNACES. &c.
CHAS. WEEKS salesman.
1t Late wi b Duncanson Bros.
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Name
MEXICAN TREATY PROTEST.

memorial demonstrating against the confrma.
uon OF the proposed comm -rcial treaty with Mex.
the Senate by Mr.. Hale IL Is sigued by wel-k nown
eastern Importers and refiners OF sugar.
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THOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

1MPRo DYE II PROPERTY Re- lRl No. 71e TWENT1ETH
o., On THURSDAY AFTERNOON MARCH FIRST, a.
1883, -FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the enlises Wa
feet on the east sid of 10th street by depth Of 14s
Terms: One third cash: balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
decd OF TT st. All conveyencing, &c, ut purchasers
cost; 800 deposit required at time of SALE
Sac positive.
j22-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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VTNHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer.
Thg gspEEsrS SALE Of ,yyALuAB1E IMPRoysD
SCRANTON, BEING No. $40 MISSOURI
AVENUE. BITING THREE-STORY BRICK
ING. ' Win i"o-' oH1 BAUM BUILD
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the eighth (8th)
day Of Deceinb a. ID. 1879. and recorded in Liber
the District Of Columbia, and at the reenest Of the
holders Of the notes secured thereby default having
been made in the payment thereof. the undersigned
will sell st rpblic auction IN font Sf the premises
IEBRUAkY., 1888. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M,
the following 81, si described real estate sit
to wit; All that piece parcel Of land situate
SAID b ing the west ha of lot nine 9, of square A.
frohtn2 tw nty four ca? feet on Missouri avenue,
running back IN parallel lines to an alley one hundred
ana twenty seven feet, less, with the improve
ments consisting Of three story brick dwelling house
with story back building known No. $50 Mis-
souri, avenue.
The Terms of sale are: One-third cash. and the re-
ma nder in six co. and twelve Q2 months from day
SALE or all cash. at purchasers option. the deferred
Payments to be secured by deed Of trust One hun
SAFE. JAMES r. GREEN Surviving Trusteo
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. f23-2t
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
l. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH

AND L STREETS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated October Sd. -
1874. and corded in Iiber No TEA. fol l42, Off
the lard records of the District of Co umbia and
pubic auction. in front of the premises, MO DAY.
March FIFTH. A. b: 1873, at HALF PAST FOUR
situate in the city Of Washington District of Columbia
recorded subdivision of square numbered hundred
and six (2oel toeeher with the improvements thereon.
Store
Terms cash. Deposit Of $3.50 required at time of sale.
are not com lied with in ve days the property will be
five days's notice in the Evening Star
JAMES e. FITCH, r-r,....
ROBERT G. FOX, ! AF"S'eoo
j. T. COLDWELI. Auct f23-eoAds
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The District Com lmlssfOnership.
There is little prospect that new District Com
missioner Will be nominated before the adjourn
ment OF Congress. 1t is even asserted by sone
that Commissioner Morgan will hold the Office
until next July.
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nUNCANsON Bros. Auctoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
THIRD REEF NORTHEAST. IN THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON, DC.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated on theHA
23d day Of february, 4. 2. 1882. and recorded in
cords foI the District Of Columbia. and at written re-
quest Of the party secured thereby the undersigned q
Trustee VII :e g public auction il front Of the
MONDAY, the TWENTY SIXTH DAY or FEBRU-
pace: 81 land and prsmises inown spa 'e asS q.
guished e and being al Of lot lettered ' in Ehoes
aid others subdivision Of original lots Numbered four
teen ga fifteen 6) and sixteen (l6) in square num-
bered seven hundred and fty-Dne (769l IA the CITY Of
Washington. District at Columbia. Beginning
for the same at point the line Of Third (Sd street
east 42) feet south from tho southwest corner
OF North street and said Third (3d) street east
ming thence south the line Of said Third (3d street
east (2 feet thence west hundred and
nine (O9 feet ten and onehalf Q0X) inches, thence
north twenty CD feet and thence east one hun.
dred and nine (l09) feet and ten and one-halt OO<)
inches. to the place Of beginning. with improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. balance In one two
and three years. with interest at cent deferred
payments cured by deed Of trust all cash at option
Of purchaser. 800 deposit required ct time Of SALE
All conVeyanc1ng and recording at purchasers cost If
the terms OF sale not complied with in days the
Trustees will resell at the risk and Of the default
tnR purchaser.
f4-eosdbs S sRsE 4 5z e. 4faa4ho Trustees.
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CRDitOl Notes.

Capitol Notes.
The House adopted an amendment this after
the clerk Of the d. s. supreme Court at 5000 a
year.
RUMoRED ELECTION OF o. & SENATOR IN MICHIGAN.
1t is rumored at the Capitol that Lieutenant
Governor Crosby, of Michigan, has been elected
Urited States Senator.
AGAINST PRIVATE POST OFFICES
The House committee on post Offices and post
roads to-day agreed to report to the House, with
favorable recommendation, Representative
Bingham's bill to amend section 802o OF the Re.
viseo STATUTES, SO as to provide penalty for the
fSs P Of amy Of the
THE REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CAUCUS TO-DAY.
The caucus Of republican Senators. which adj
journed yesterday with the understanding that It's
unfinished business should be disposed Of this
morning. failed to realise expectations mainly for
the reason that only six or eight Senators put in
in two ways either as tie result Of ooincidsnce
OF sentiment on the part OF twenty i've gentlemen
sns
Senator frankly suggests. because the reports IN
o ns the Gs1
raIy feeling OF Indifference
THE APPROPRIATION BIIIA
The House to-day non-concurred In the Senate
amendments to the army bill and to the fortidca-
ton appropriation bill Both bills were sent to
conference committees The effort is to be made
the House to-day. This viii leave to be passed
only two more appropriation bills-the deficiency
and river and harbOr, which can both be consid-
cred and be disposed Of In day. The condition
OF the appropriation bills ia such that there Is
doubt that all can easily be passed In both houses
before the day OF adjournment
TWO YEARS SERVICES AND FOUR YEARS PAT.
It took the House committee on elections nearly
two years to decide the Frost-Sessinghaus cleo.
ton contest and It Is decided that sessnghaus Is
entitled to the seat. Meanwhile Frost has, for
nearly two years drawn hi bis pay and when ses;
pay.
THAT PRINTING JOB
Nothing further has yet been done looking to
the passage OF the bill reported from the House
committee on printing to advertise in two news
papers In the District al onlcial proclamations,
orders, bids, etc, for the execun We departments
was accompanied BY q report This report how
ever, has been withdrawn, and the reasons which
induced the committee 70 support the bill win
probably now never be Officially known.
THE BKIF0RD CHECK.
In his efforts to trace the 5000 check which
Rerdell said had been paid to ]. b Bedford By q
W. Dorsey. Mr.. Belford telegraphed his hope
baEk-the Rocky Mountain Nationals Central
City, Colorado, and has received tho following dis
patch.
CENTRAL CRY, Col, Feb aa-Hon. J. 4 b.
FORD, Kdehfa05oM, d G.: This bank did not cash .
CHECK g Dosey g pour favor for sApoo Or foe any
NJ. Bsifosd nys this b - only hank Ia which
be made deposits or with WAlc6 - ha1 financial
relations n Colorado
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tooSon1oAI AND S.rx

WEAVER kENGLA CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP
10 ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE ~ RI puRE. RRYHn
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIoNs, SUCH AS
MAkbLE DUST, SOAPSTONE. PIPE CLAY. SILL.
CATE. &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
1T Is sAFE. BECAUSE IT "a MANUFACTURED
FNOM sIh1CIL1 REMATERIALS. VIE: STEAAG
REFINED TAILOw PREpARED BY OURSELVES
PALM AND cocoANUT OILS: WHILE ON THE
KET ARE MADE FROM GRRRar pROCIIRKD FROM
THE CARCAssES OF PUIRID DEAD ANIMALS,
THUS ENDAN0ERIE6 LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME
FOR SALE By GROcERs ntrxnAIIY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OYFICR
SIS 3244 WATER STREET. HFOR0ETOWN. D. q.
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The District Appropriation Bill.


ACTION OF THE SENATE THIS AFTERNOON.
On motion OF Mr.. Plumb, the Senate this after
noon took up the District appropriation bill. Mr..
Plumb gave brief summary OF the bill, the
figures OF which have already been published in
THE STAR.
Mr.. Salisbury said the amount appropriated for
the assessors office Cs12,6OO was, he thought,
would do
On motion of Mr. Sherman, the provision repeal
ing the act OF Congress allowing q deduction OF 8
per cent on taxes paid within 80 days after notice
vi 0s the next
snail not be impaired by reason of any certificate
or statement, erroneous or otherwise, which the
collector may make, was also stricken out.
Mr.. Edmunds made point of order against the
amendment placing the gas inspector under con-
troll OF the and 1t was stricken out;
out the amendment requiring him to pay all fees
coilected by him into the U. s. Treasury was
the appropriation for improvements and repairs
SO far below the estimates He said 1t was to the
public interest 70 complete these Improvements
MT Plumb said the committee had ascertained
that Partially had been shown In repairing
streets, and the committee had deemed it well to
require more to be expended east OF the Capitol,
part Of the city that had been Sighted.
Mr. Plumb made this statement in reply to
objections made to the amendment requiring that
out OF the fund for Improvement certain improve.
ments should be completed east OF the Capitol
MI. 1uHdAS d0VOCdCeU Tue PROVISION as IL came
from the House making total appropriation OF
$685., 900 for improvements and repairs OF Streets
instead OF the Senate committees amendment re-
ducing the sum to $430, coo.
Mr.. Rollins condemned the partial manner In
which the public money had been expended In the
OF requiring the Commissioners In future to do
Justice to East Washington. Mr.. Cockren also
favored that.
At the suggestion OF Mr.. PLUMB. the section in
relation to Improvements and repairs was passed
over
. the appropriation to erect building for the ma
rem was increased from Sill, 900 to sc, OOO
The appropriation for repairs to county roads
and suburban streets Increased from $751; 900 to
5000, tie latter being the amount put In by the
House.
Amendments were adopted increasing the pri-
Yates OF the police force OF class l. from Is to 90
and OF class from 100 to 1856; class to be paid
500 per year each, and class 81 $50 each.
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Every class Of Recur1es bouRt and sold on commits
SIGN IN San xrsncisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New
Yoff. Boston and Warrington. Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange ct Of pr osnt
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
hacdmond Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which ordsn ass executed ON the
Stock Exchanges IN thoss cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations q 6eooln end Bonds and In
formation regarding the Marines received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct trom u AsW York Stock
RxchAnRa. nj
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STEAMERS. &c.

AND He SOU III.
Inland and sealGard 1CasiiuE Co.'S Elegant Steamer.
LADY or TIRE LAKE, caves 9Th street bari every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ar5p m
etopI4rE at PREY Point and Poi OokUut going and
rptli-ninz Connecting in - OrfOlk Wit. b. ST N, pruyi-
deace and New FORK Steamer. and all rAlfnaa ines
SOUTH at Old Ioint with he Chesa se hio T. i.
Tickets d s:atero<ms u securd al d. x o. ticket
Office 1881 Ps ST. Marc Hoel at boat and general
TtOR NORf Olk: PORTSMOUTH FL. MONkOE
Il AND IiiG 80 Oh n.
PotomaS StcsIlt ct { o.iIany,- popnlar steamer
EXCEL Tor. tapt. u. r.. TuL
Leaves IN street wharf every TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS. at T. and Sal Ui0AYS at $50 T. H., stop
ping a. P1ney PoTt and Point Look Ut Voirg aud
snr ing Com eeting IN Norfo with Boston fIovi-
dence- New ork a. the Nor-
folk and Western md SEES bos AID oaII0ke rail, Dis;
1t Old ONT with the his EeaEe and Ohio railroad.
freigos r ceIved d ~ until pm.
". r WHICH. Ast. l. n HUD6INS, Gen. Supt.
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vnNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
DISTRICT COLUMBIA,
WARHTNG EAhruary

WASHINGTON. February 20. 1852
Nes i Mherby vfG hst on 9sa IN SD FEB
and Fish Stalls In tho cities Of Washington
town will be soId at PUBIC auction term of one
n the
Market House. to the h1hest bi der Terms. CASH in
the Ss 'fs ae
street. to the highest bidder Terms cash in advance
The purchaser to keep the wharf in repair during
Also. at -FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. on the same day, on
street between 18th and 9th northwest in front Of the
Of Wanson to Establish Whsrse 81
city OF Washington and no wharf dock shall be
deemed eligible situated at some point on the
east and 14th street west to the high St bidder.
Terms: 800 to be paid the day of sale and the
sale.
By order of the Board Of Commissioners, DC
q. j. LiDECkER, Major of Engineers. U.S.A.
1Z--dts Engineer Commissioner, d. C.
asp HEMFsa7E69
S S5HTT s HiISa 1S EAsT sFSEHf
s SSB AS SPH ATTG skiS4 GSkNEk SIXTH
HSR A2tk2N f AsH E'A N
O'CLOCK % x ~ we will sell in front Of the prem aa
30 Of 5 On s TT s Sg s sss
Avenue 1s6 north street. the east line ii lots
being lob TO- The property is sod by order OF the
properties in the eastern section there being
fine building lots in addition to the houses.
three notes to bear eres and to be secured BY
deed of trust deposit Of tlOO on eaoh lot required
10 sn e
fs ~ Sasef Oh the ne'r buNcAssos BROS Ancts