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tsNlOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

BE BUSINESS PROPERLY. SITUATE on TIE
WLsT. ,BETWEEN p sTkEET AND LoEiSI.
BH OK HOUSE, No. 307-LOT 20 FEET BY 80
sTI.EET NORTHWksT. BETWEEN FOURTH
AND FIJI TIL STREETS NOkIHWLST-15 FEET
By IA FEET7 INCHES.
B5 virtue of OF the Supreme Court of ther.,
Dlstr1rt Of Columbia holding SPEC ri term ssa
hqty Co'irt ia. sed on the 18TH day ot december. -
loS1 IL a VIII rem znheth A. Moore III d others
are comp aihant and Mary f. trrison and others
efenlent. No. e. 1872 docket 49, tie undersigned
trustees viii seli az utlic auction i'll front OF the
b .}ls en- S1asf is. H. It 3
estate in Sid cause mentioned, situate the CITY
tered 3d. of the subdivision of part square num-
corlsd b., the heirs Of William Whetcroft. DECEASED
THE SAME DAY. IT HAIF-PAST F0G Il O'CLOCK
p NJ, that ether piece of real estate. un!1nproye in
said causs mentioned situate in said y and District.
to- Wit: The east half OF the west half Of lot numbered
ei-iIt 49, square numbered five hundred and slxteel,
C5l6l fronting fifteen l5) feet ~ street. by the
d. pth If sid ,ot.
The terms If sale, prescribed by said decree
The purchase money to be paid in equal instruments of
third III cash. and the balance i'll and two years
from the day of SALE the whole to be tcre from the
day OF sale. and the payment thereof t. he secured by
deed II trust On the property Sold Tor cash to be paid
the day o. sale, on the ratification by the court)
deposit of goo the h street property and of 500
time Of sale he Trustee, reserve the right to re-e
tho respective pieces of rOI erty the risk a, of
the defatt purchaser, unless the purchasers Of the
salEr shall comply with the above terms thin
week after any saie. All conveyancing at purchasers
cost.
JAMES c. PAYNE,
AS Louisiana avenue: r-,,..o.,
EDWARD II. THOMAS, lrus'ees-
d2b-d&ds VIC street northwest
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The District Appropriation Bill.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS CONTINUED FROM THE FIR:


EDITION.
Mr. Murch. OF Maine, off ,red an amendment to
reduce the price to be paid for street lighting from
30 TO go per lamp. He favored the use OF cleo
tenn OF lighting when the moon is not expected.
He said the gas furnished in this city was OF a
very inferior quality.
Mr.. Miller, OF Texas, also favored the lighting
OF the streets by electricity.
Mr.. Hiscock said he opposed the proposition
because he did not believe that the government
should enter upon system OF experiments.
The amendment to reduce the street lamps from
SIS to so was lost by yeas IS, nays Il.
Mr.. klotZ moved to fix the price at $22 instead
or $25 He charged that In the Forty-SiXth Con-
gress the gas company controlled Congress-; that
House OF Representatives., and the House did not
have power enough TO remove him. He said MIR.
Bailey, the chief clerk OF the House, was kept In
his place to keep the gas company advised OF what
was going on IN Congress The gas company To-
day had three-quarterS OF million surplus In the
Treasury.
Mr.. Hfscock said If he knew half as much as Mr.
Klotz affected 10 know. he would move an inves-
ttgatiOn.
Mr.. Murch said in the last Congress he did in
trOduce resolution for an investigation OF the gas
company, but from that day to this he had never
had an opportunity TO be heard. He did meet a
subcommittee, but the chairman declined to act
because he was an officer OF a gas company HIM
self.
Mr.. KlotZ said there was complete amity between
the gas company and the gas inspector He re.
peated that certain stockholders OF the gas COM
pany had made arrangements, or tried TO, wial
certain members OF Congress.
Mr.. klOtZS amendment reducing the amount
for each lamp to $22 was adopted.
Mr.. Mills amendment leaving 1t discretionary
Illuminating system for the city as they should see
d. was adopted.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PATENTS FOR
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF

7HH#HSS sAS S4HHAss GA5Fs S
rsesrisd N Ser NJ 100 folio ~ q seq. OF the
corded S 5 IL TE q q Pssnts
the part secured thereby we viii pe at pnoe auc
ton. at auction of Duncaso Bros corner 9th
* = 81; e s;Ri5si2s
enasd and described II the Letters Patent n,mbered
rrantsd BY the United States Of America to Charles
ham, an improved brek aachiss rsferenes e sh
mad to SAID letters patent for more accurate descrp
morn and II s and
the said invention for the full term thereof all the
district Of Coumba, the states Of vlrglnia Maryland
saa Sn al # Brooks hs Of
end excepting all Of the state OF New York but the
Wsst Chester DUCHESS and GSba
And ali aid ehcnssey the right title Interest
and ind IN the By and
Ills bearing date the 18th day Of Dece1aber 1873
Graham for an improvement in Brick Ma Shes
reference teing had to SAID letters patent for moro
and all the right. pro ery, nopoy and interest in
m s sad s I o5
bnsS ssas excepting and rsseryns the.efrom the
and Delaware and ali Of the state Of West
ting the three counties Of Marshall Brooke and Ohio
which three counties and the right the said Invention
therein are included III this sale.
And also all aud exclusively the rivht title interest
monopoly aud invention described in and
III b the a., Uss
new and useful improvement In disinte9ratnS mills
conveyed to the ssd party of the part by nstru-
mens Of writing dated July 20, 1876. and recorded il.
9sceItng from the operation Of this conveyance the
District OF Columbia aud the said states Of Virginia
Delaware and Maryland. and executing the state Of
1 and Ohio.
. And also all the right. title interest. property and
Incense conveyed to the said party OF the rst by
wr,tten agreement. dated November rs 1877. and
recorded IN the Patent Office In Liber X. a. page 252
to certain pateuts for improyeMsnts in dryina
saving and excepting there,rom the District o. Column
oia ;ae states Of Maryland, Virginia and Delaware
ana the state OF West Virginia saving the counties
l Marshall, Brooke and Ohio.
Terms Of sale: Ten thousand dollars ($10 000) In
saso; me balance N two eQnal paymens payable il
:ate OF az per cent snnum which the notes
tne purchaser win De taken, secured to tho satisfaction
chaser.
/ ~, VIM. +. MATTINGLY, I r-,.x...
| oIo-enkds JAMES n. TOMBSTONE
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MARRIED.

GETTINGER-McKENNEY On December %. 1882,
q the Gsrsonage. by Rev; Dr. Domer. Mr.; JAMES g
GETTiNGER and Miss MARY J. MckENNtY. both
Of Washington, ID. G. No cards.
STOKES-HOSMAN. On Wednesday evening. jan
uaIy so lSss by the Kew: frederck D. Power az the
B. Stokes. of Indiana. TO Miss IDA II. HOSMAN, Of
oh o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On January 9Th, 1888,
by Rev. J E. Rankin ID. D., Col. NJ d. WICKER
SHAM. of Mobile, Ala. to Miss AGNES 4. MCGkEW.
of this city.
ZEyELY-COIT. Thursday. January 4th. 1893 ~
Rev. Father Chappee, pastor Of St Matthew's church.
H. BAYNT ZEvELf 70 Miss Ell ZABETH COLT.
daughter of the late Chester Colt Of this city.
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REMARKABLE "STEAL" AuEGED-A telegram
to the New York Times from Wilkesbarre, Jan. s.
says:-Gen. Lilley. prominent citizen OF Mauch
Chunk, Carbon county, has adore ssed letter TO
Mr. j. B. Bogert, eX-chairman OF the democratic
state central committee this state and editor OF
the WfikeSbarre Union Leader. I'm which he
charges that OF s3 100000 collected by Mr. Evans
who was appointed agent for Pennsylvania 70
settle with the United States government for adj
vanceS made during the war, not one dollar was
ever covered into the treasury OF PENNSYLVANIA,
and that the evidence is In existence prove this
statement The General says he knows OF six
men who had 5000, 900 each OF the sum collected by
Evans
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ID ED.

ALLSwORTH. In Washington. D. G., on Thursday
evening" January 9Th 1885, at IL 10 Of consumption,
EDWARD J. ALLsWORTH. in the twenty eighth
year of his age eldest son Of Capt Edward Asworth
u. s. army (retired-)
Burial private.
OCoNNOR Thursday, January I, 1889. JOHN
O'CONNOR. only son Of James and Mary O'Connor.
aged 81 years.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents corner
Fourth and streets northeast, on Sunday January
7th at two O'Clock p Relatives and friends are In
yited to attend. 1T
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GRANDSON OF GENERAL TooMBs FATALLY In
JURED.-Milly Duboise, Of Washington, Ca, q
s. udent at the Polytechnic Institute at Troy N.
Y, and grandson OF General Toombs, is at the
point OF death from injuries received a few days
Troy. Three other students were badly injured,
but viii recover.
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WALLACE Ross AND HANLAN.-A 81. John N B..
dispatch says that Wallace Ross was asked yes
terday II he would consent to row Hanlan at
winnipeg In the event OF a ma oh being made
between them, as the Winnipeg people had been
disappointed last year. Ross replied that III the
same Inducements as last season were held out he
would have no objection to meeting Hanlan ut
Winnipeg.
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LIFE VALUED AT $l0O.OO0-The suit OF James
T. Dusenberry, administrator or the estate OF the
Railroad Company OF New Jersey for 900 dam
ages came on for trial Wednesday IN Newark. Mr..
Woodruff was killed in the accident at ParkerS
Creek, on the Long Branch division OF the Contra
Railroad last summer
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
BOWLING. Auctioneer.

ysNHONAS DONLlNG. AuctOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELLING HOUSE,, ON
THIRTEENTH STREET. u AR C, SO TIL AND
ANOTHER ON FIFTH STREFT NuRTHW f.ST,
MAR STREET, BOTH DESIRABLE ltESl.
DENCES.
By virtue Of de- OF trust from Nathan c. Ora ~,
per end wife and Johnson z. Thomas AMI wife, sia
ted July lst A ID. 1872, and recorded in No. COR ~
fuN 81 of the lsn records of the District If Columbia,
and Of the order Of the Supreme Court of the District
Counlbia in the of draper Hyde ct al eai;
No; 5.i25. dssolying the injunct the subscriber
Will sell to the highest bidder in trent of the premises
on TIL KSDAY. THE ELEVE.SIH DAY OF
$ eight. and the north half Of lot numbered
tSeyen). in square number 200 1.-TWO hundred and
ninety six and lot number "A twenty four) III the
subdivision OF square number $40 Give hundred aud
trnb made 10y tn commissioners appointed by the
court to divide the Hoilidge estate ali in Washington
city. District of Columbia.
sa in square $40 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ and in
square 30 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. of which 800 on
each piece must be paid at the time Of sae, and the
residue in equal sums, one two and tn. ye,rs,
notes of the purchaser bearing interest per
tlIm Ter annum from day OF sale, pay able semi
annually, to lie secured the property sod the
sails action Of the Trust To be sod subject to
and assessments, and convey ancing and recording tc
1t 81 Tie cost of the purchaser
d30-d ANTHONY HYDE Trustee.
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woRkxEN Thrown our OF +

WoRKMEN THROWN OUT OF EMPLoYMENr-Mr
ID. C. Bradley vice president or the Calumet iron
and Steel company, OF Chicago, says that those
mills will close January 18th for a month or six
weeks on account OF the low price OF nails
About 5000 men VIII be thrown out OF employ
menL The Lackawanna Iron and Coal company
OF Pennsylvania suspended work at the.r steel
mills last night for one week.
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j, MM ME- Z !, MsA I'd NNGGLLTs ! Trustees.
YOUNG MEN,

VOUNG MEN
Ss.ss @ Chsonic Diseases s9ch q Heart Disesss I'D
insure Decay. Seminal Weaknesa Dyspersla. Nervous
exannnsy. -, se0d two stamps for questions foe
seai -exa1ninAk1o0 md our ueW book
TH1 I4AWD OF LUB AND HxAxra.~
.AoaEeO SeczstaEy. Medical md GusVical lnsdtntA
- LAT RaAf 1kfh nkJank NAW Yngo
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AMoRMON MURDERER MANGLED-A dispatch from
Bakerneld, Cal, says: When the nOrthern-boun0
mon who was sentenced to Imprisonment for life
Tor the atrOcious murder OF his little son four
weeks ago while claiming TO be under the inspira-
ton OF God, and who was on his way to the peni-
tentiary, escaped from his keepers and leaped
from the train He fell In such way that the car
wheels passed over hin, cutting one OF his legs on
His recovery is doubtful
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"EMTH Is WEALTH DIR z c. VESTS
III kEisSE AND BRAIN TREATMENTS: A Specin1

nR: J. CLEG0. 81 SOUTH HIGH STREET, BAL
q emcre Nd, makes spedalty a ALL TKMALD
OlSEASES, viz, Ovarian Tro0baoa.
>M1-Paasus bossasd y sssusrsd - yistSad q sheis
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TER NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr
Tic following lilo osrpl:ing ana q ing nrf =
Cfbe New YORK stock Mar<et to-ia- ~ repor.eI
I special wire 10 H. IL bod =, 533 lbtl street.
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The Detective Scandal.

WHAT THB CITIZENS COMMITTEE ARE DOING.
The chairman Of the citizens committee, Mr.. j.
W. Thompson was at the jail yesterday, and had
an interview with the two monte men, O'Leary
and Murphy, and obtained some additional facts
relative to case which the committee are pre-
pairing to be submitted to the District Commits
sioners. They have secured such a collection OF
facts In one case which are well SubStantiated
that it is their intention to report 1t TO the grand
jury for their action. This Is. however only OF
the many cases which have come to their attention.
and has nothing to do with the other matters
which they have already submitted and intend to
submit to the District Commissioners
Another case OF robbery was recently reported
to the committee by the daughters OF the late
Prof. Henry Their residence, near the 14th street
silverware was taken. which was very valuable
on account OF associations
MDEvITT AND MoNRoE's CHECKS.
Yesterday, MI. Pearsall, cashier of the Citizens
National bank, went to the Columbia building and
stated several facts to Commissioner West 1t
seems that Monroe alias Brockway had kept an &C
count with that bank sometime before the Msgru-
der forgery cases, and when he and his four
associates were arrested Detective McDevitt went
to the bank and obtained all the checks against
his account, giving his receipt for the same.
These checks, IL seems, have never been returned
to the bank, although frequent requests have been
made. The chairman or the citizens committee
yesterday afternoon visited the jail to have
another talk with OIeary and Murphy, and
Is said to have obtained further information.
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w ArHINWTON lEht PleCfe
ed the following officers for The ensuing year;
Captafn, {. A. Fleetwooi: first u utenant James
A. Perry; second lieutenant T. ward Brocken-
burgh; brevet second lieutenant, wfllford NJ tn
shall; frst sergeant, Arthur Book; corporals
Jas A. Ford, Richard Laws, Lincoln Alexander
W. \. Doison. ID. II. Stewart q Gorge Swales =. l..
Dodson. The report Of the treas urer showed the
corps TO be In 1ourlshlng condltl n
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MEDICAL, &c.

nKS- OTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
~ prererpos and send You to some side show drug
slst who will agree to divide grofts with the Doctor
elect should consult Drs. BROTHERS and CLAY, 800
d street southwest, who viii furnish you medicines
and guarantee = eure or no pay. Thirty fve rears'
experience 1a5lms
II AIDES. YOUCAN CONFIDENTIAILYC CONSULT
~ Dr. BROTHERS, 600 street southwest. Particular
ATTENTION paid y all Disease Peculiar to Laes. married
or single All irregularities and Ovarian Troubles
Treated. ihIrty-fy wears experience. n2l-2m'
TTsHE LADIES' FRIEND-MOTT'S HOMEOPATHIC
Pills. fer ali female comI laiEts. Instructions and
al diseases produced from irreguIaritics
fmei For sale only at 900 street southwest Is Inn
nR. LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
daily $, 81 ne All female Ie
Prompt treatnsnt correspondence and sonsu:tatssfs
hours t. and q to PIN. d6-lm
nR. ~ L. BOyEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
- tSrats successfully Female Diseases NcuralgiA
kheanatism Chiils, Paralysis. Nervous Diseases, &c
given. an @ stree:. Opposite Riggs House. 90
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
w dies AllfemA.e complaints quickly cured. Can Be
consute daily n lo 7th northwest Ocehours
from la oc.ock D. m. With ladies' only. MIL l0m'
HEALTH IS WEALTH LDK z G. VESTS
for h ster.. Dizziness Convulsions Nervous Head-
Aehe. Mea.s, Depresson. Loss Of Memory Spermator.
rasa, Iinpo."ney. Involuntary Emissions: Premature
indu rencs which !easls 10 miscry. decay and desth
One 10y vii. curs :ecsl: Each boz conf~;ns ons
% aSs ss r. 1 9a doas bon. Or s bsas. for
erdsEIsssised By Us fo- d. bO.e. sooo@p.ped 1ssh
snt.s to return tie money be Hsssns oos aos
sns,f cure. Guarantles Issued By SLOT GROIN
ssS E .,sT Ssn :: r
1e sd6ressaa. oci6
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Charge of ElnbezzIcment.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Jan. 5.-N. T. Kalmbach, a
prominent merchant or Green Bay, has been ar.
rested on a charge OF Sprague, Warner & Co., oil
Chicago, that he embeZzi2d $4,000 in funds en-
trusted to him In the commission business.
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For the past month or more there has been q
large number Of cases of scarlet fever among the
children OF the orphan asylum on 18th and
streets, as many thirty at one time, resulting in
several deaths, which attracted the attention OF
the health of1cer, and Sanitary Inspector
Dr.. B. g. Poole and Plumbing Inspector
Robinson was directed to go and examine
the premises andsSee II there existed any local
cause for such condition of affairs. Yesterday Dr.
Pool reported to the health officer that the buili-
ing was in an extremely unsanitary condition,
drainage and badly constructed sewerage system
The plumbing officer finds the plumbing inefec-
tive. The board OF managers were notified to
make the necessary alterations
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS & Ohio.
Do LIST pref
Do 2i pref

WILL frIED-The will OF the late VIM T. Dnn'.
phsr, executed I'm 1855, was filei in Register Rams
delfs ONCE yesterday, and was y oven by Ast,ury
Lloyd, the only surviving with "a, and admit, ed
10 probate and record He left hts estate, real and
personal, TO his Wife, Mary Ann DOniphan.
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AUCTION SALES.
TG-f,.tSs ROW
U,HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

V,HONAS BOWLING. aBcucneer.
BALE OF VERY SUPERIOR I!OU FHOTD FCRNI
TURF 10 COZ r.. ADVANCES.
On SATUI DAY. JANUARY SIX ~. 1873 at TEN
O'CLOCK. within fnd in fl N Of ny ms.
shall ~ bns collection of IariJr
EuTnItUre. comprising. II art
Three elegant French PlHte stantel MirrCrs
Two EIt- piece Plush s-tCr Suites.
One seveI-piece Psrlor sutc-gaw SIX ard Flush.
One very handsome Il Il tand win Deye3e,l Plate
Mirror.
EieSsnt Marbs-Top Buffet with French Pate Mir
Three very fine Walnut P.:lor Suites finely in shed,
Very handsome NiudoS chair,
Lounges. NJ L Tables. j. lures,
One organ. two Plants,
Brussels Carpets.
Rep ana C-etCnue CurtIins
Walnut Extension Dining Tables,
China and - as~vare,
COOKING and Heating Stoves.
Also,
One Panel Carriage. EuRres.
Jack ~ gOn-a donation 10 the Garfield Fair: very
Smelly finished.
Also.
One Portland Gutter, shifting seat.
Show Gases and Fixture -. a Segar Manufacturer
Lot fine Hams a;d Smoked Ieef.
N BIO pOstpOnement On account of weather.
fa4-2t
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.
TIE QUEEN Or AL,

The superiority of the New, Self threading
QUEEN StWING MACHINE
Il recognized and scknOv eed by the hixest mechan-
zeal authorities. and the demand for them is stead ~
Increasing their merits becoming extensi
ly known. Have the endors of 800 ladies' in
This city. including many dressnlsEer-, to the
Strength, SW1ftness, silence and Simplicity Of tine
BEAU IIFUL QUEEN. Send for Illustrated ire Glars.
C.. AUEiBACH,
Corner 9TH and III streets, sole AGENT
New latest improved Machines of al Kinds for sale
and Rent. special Attention to Repairing jas
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AUCTION SALES.
Ts,HoAA5 D9wLINa. Auctiorfeer.

| rs'HoAAs D1wLINd. Auctiorfeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING.
1Fch ia and duly in I6er as aS
Z9i enc Of ths hand records for the District Of sa
JASnhF9 fThvES 1 at To6 qR
81 Of 's sre go On in ao Mas
street between Cana! ana delaware avenue. improved
Terms: Onethird cash; balance at six and twelve
month wi, with notes bearing interest and secured by
ehfert cost sivo deEdf1! at Re e iale rr,s.s
VE'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
kS5SS i 1Af i$Ts Makf Nis4fR
aSD sEcosb s5M iGaf AVENUE
By virtue Of deed cf trust, hearing date the 18th
ssh focs go &C. enc Of TIE ai,d records Of the Sd
Dst.ict Of Columbia. and by direction of tine party
ee S he ss'1
sss at FOUR O'CLOCK. all of square 7s9. together with
The Eae Of t,s property offers fnc opportunity to
good and substantial.
Terms Ct sale one third cash the balance in two
a edrns nsr S al ak p cent Ter am annu until ad
Al c5n1eyauein st purc.asers cost 500 deposit re-
qu I.,s L., It tiIie Of sale CHARLES rAYSoH.
nyD,y ARoyE sNLE Is Pnsrf2NEP UNTIL
same hour and place. Be- order OF Trustee.
jd!t&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TiIEUSTEE'S SAIL OF VALUABLE BUILDING
DKEpAND Ten And NiNE HUNDhED And
And lND 5f S STREET ss No t f. Il
BY order and decree of the Supreme Court ofS+0s
sSd the o th day Of ae oeiob s isss S
equity No 11I3 wherein Samuel A. Pe;lgh is
complainant and Henry =. Davis the defendant. shall
OIi TCE~DAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANU-
AY 1892 at FOUR OCI OCK P. NJ, offer for sale at
bred $40 and 9l in the city Of Washington. &C.
TIE same numbered on the ground plat Plan of
the said city, much thereof may be necessary
to satisfy the said order and decree.
Unless otherwise d at the time Of sale the
said premises Will BE- sold by lots DIES grated the
recorded subdivision, each of the said squares contain
in ten tiO lots, yry in frontage from 81 to 90 eet
and iii depth from 90 to 124 Il feet.
erIns prescribed by the court Cash at the time
of sale deosit of slC0 will he required each lot
when sold. Conveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
HENRY E. DAVIS Trustee,
AGO Louisiana avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. ja3. ), s, 10, II, Is
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BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

CUANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAi ESTATE AT TIE SOUTHWEST CDkNEi;
or CONGRESS AND pUNBAH1OS SHEETS
GEORGETOWN, D. c.
By virtue of DEGREES IF the supreme Court Of the
District II Columbia. passed ith October 1857 "a
and January "a. 1893, in equity cause $50 we
MI SCI. ~ frcnt Of the premises On MoNbA1, JAN
CARS IIEEE ENTH. 1881. at h OF X O'CLOCK L. NJ
Let's nuH,he ed 43 and Al in Bears addition said
GeOre;cNn which said lroI improved By three
story brick resi- fence
Terms One-third cash balance in equal instruments
payable in siX. twelve aud eighteen months, with
terest from day of sale Al cash option of pur-
Chaser UPCn full payment of purchase money deeds
vii tie given. COnyeysuclnE at purchasers cost.
deposit OF $500 will he required at time of sale
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FlNHUNAS BOWLING. AUCtlunter.
FINE COUPE HORSE AND OTHER HORSES AT
AUCTION
On SATURDAY. JANUARY SIXTH. 1898. at
TWEi VI O'CLOCK, III frC.t of my auction rt'onis. a
good chance ~ buy. i33t
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