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Mama.
The Atr0cfOus Outrage In Balti moro.
PARTICULARS OF fHB BRUTAL ATTACK UPoN MISS


PARTICULARS or THE BRUTAL ATTACK UPON MISS
TRAvER&
The assault upon Miss Annie Travers on Monday
night in the streets In Baltimore. mentioned in
last evenings STAR Is an outrage OF peculiar atroc-
iy Miss Travers started for home about 10 O'Clock
from her sisters house, 81 Patterson avenue
having declined an escort On the east side OF
Stricken street. several yards south OF Winchester
Sh, heard the step or some one behind Der. It
was so light that she thought 1t was that OF q
woman The next instant q man grabbed her,
dealt her blow on the right side Of her head, and
stamped her with his heel on the forehead. leaving
iDprfnts which were plainly seen By the physician
hand of her assailant clutching her throat and
thinks he was q colored man, but carnct say to
certainty. Her recollecti0ns after that are con.
fused. The brute, It appearA dragged her in a va
cant lot, and then, after stealing her pockctbook
with its contents Of g threw her upon the heap OF
jagged rocks Miss TrnverB reached home at 1880
and when sire staggered In the doorway her torn
and olood-besmeared garments ana her bruised
and bleeding face set her brothers and sister
injuries disclosed an ugly cut two inches long, on
the right side Of the head evidently, g DR.. Grim
said made with billy, while the face was swollen
and blue and black from the b30W2 Twelve or
fifteen gasheS ana scratches from finger nails
showed that she hal been severely and cruelty
choked. The wrists were sore from being twisted,
and yesterday she Was unable TO raise her armA
Injuries about Miss TravsrS person showed that
an outrage had been attempted The injuries,
while extensive. aze not fatal AMI the patient VIII
doubtless recover. Mn TrayeeS - about thirty.
ave yeayB q aRe.un06 - medium feaEhk plump.
STOUT q prepoeoaslng 1oas1reo an1 roelEzhg a.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
COUNTRY SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH

SEYE1 roo nA Vc IdE AAAG JOSEFA
BY virtue Of Dc cree OF the Supreme Court Of the
7 Rsaf S OF S Go passed in Equity Cause No
hSes dder we at T hs sa ct pubic .ucon to the
NAY NAY A. I D. ,sss s. 4 FOUR ScLock that
District Of Columbia called and Known as part Of
sEckington" described BY metes Ind bounds In said
aeSreeo containing 81 ID acres Of land more less
house and outbuildngD.
There are several beautiful building ritss upon thu
looks and forms portion Of the northern boundary Of
not sca Tne t trs1t viii Be first whole
pa no Of s our we a6en the according the
hibited at the sale VIZ Lot improved with the man
sion house and outbndings Containing ~ 100 acres:
IS 3100 These lots lie wesi # ths Sne Of ths
Metropolitan branch Of the B. & O. r. r. Lots and
adsoin the Reahng" estate: Lot sdtoins the Germa
EslrSsd tie rosa eonsin
s s. conan, asrss % ot sos contan1g acres
&C. 100 This lot has also 'front.' Of 69s 30 io
feet on Boundary street
chase money in cash. and the iesdue in four equal in.
que IN sit 1 twelve sishn
a :, s . fGe
OF six per cent per annum from the day Of sae or nj
Ss ~So
The fnsrs % shall be fGy Rsia any
the rsk d such defsusx .1S The
dersned 81 De ssen upon sRpcsogp t9 tie
sold e whole and $3.50 on each lot sold In separate
9 AEbE oEE9eMxkk h1sEtse 81 $:
JOHN HaRS1 I. n aiPPeSHHkEIII. +saLss~n.w: ''s'
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A Car D.

would respectfully announce 70 my friends and shs
public generally that having leased the entire building
southwest corner OF ith and Fsnnsyivsni. sye
greatsr facilities for conducting the auction basness
than heretofore. The building has front OF so feet on
Pennsyivania avenue by depth Of LIS fest thereby
second door = large room having same frontage g
the salo al works Of A and Books. and IL capable a
comfortably seating two hundred peope; in facI Il n
tho only establishment In The city that has soparuo
goods. II commands 20 much space Within doors go
sales can always be conduoted without regard 10
Ssather The upper poEioa q The buildin. contains
IS which used for storage purposes which
Il has ben :pecsllX s.rsnsed and naturally Grss&
q ths eSiidtne lsE9S court or epn space which v
forming one o. u nose eompls6 Asofi@ e0eAbisS-
spsedl .tisnhoo siyn 70 d. sals oe Rsal E.s..s.
mesn msHc r.sos &c See@sn.,sas Apprea.ss
blsineeA saA Win D. aS1isoasn q T. II IsSnes, W.
and thWooQhiv compstenS coeps g asi1E.nN. ] IL
conAdent q Gyin9 peF3ooe oDGae0o0 . any b1aina0
~ ~ = fRsses4 e
sakina $780, 6 . - fss va 49,
<00SA THOMAS DoWxxuA
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4 ETJFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
A serted Immediately after extracting natural teeth
ia splendid success. Modern methods skill in ali
branches of Dentistry. Moderate fees.
ja3-ly DR. DONNALLI 1921 Z street northwest.
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Tho Star Route Trial.

MI. Bliss continued his address after the mid
DAY recess, devoting the opening hour OF the ses-
$40 n to the relations between Vale and Miner.
He ridfculed the story OF Vale that his interest
IN M ner and his contracts grew cut or pure human
symIa thy. He quoted from the evidence, espe-
cia.ly that relating TO the freezing out" OF
Boone, TO show that lille was a man at that time
close 10 Brady. MIR. Bliss was still speaking when
THE STARS report closed.
STAR ROUTE NOTES
Although Mr.. Bliss expected this morning to
conclude his address to-day It is probable that he
will not close till tomorrow
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[ANOTHER DISPATCH
Incendiarles In Petersburg. Va.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 3-Durng the past two
nights daring attempts have been made by In.
cendiaries to burn the houses Of the fire depart
ment in this city by throwing through the win
OIL Last night an attempt was made in this way
10 ourn the hook and ladder house. The party,
WHITE man, was detected In the act, but eluded
arrest after being shot at four times, The object
or the ncendiaries IS believed to be destroy the
apparatus OF the department., thereby JeOpardiz-
Ing property in the whole city. The fire commit
tee hav held an Investigation meeting, and every
possible effort is to be made to arrest the incenda
r1eS.
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The New York Strikers.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The laborers employed In
the weighing department OF the custom house,
VINO struck for higher wages, resumed work To-
day at an increase of five cents an hour.
They had formerly been paid 3 cents an hour. The
increase was given by the instructions of Secretary
Foiger. At first the laborerS not in ia Cor OF
resurning work on the five cents increase, but de-
manded ten cents They changed their minds,
however. on being told that II they failed to re-
TURN TO work today their places would be sup
piled with new men.
The strike in Kinney Brothers cigarette fac
tory SUN continues, neither side showing di DO.
stion to yield. The firm say they will not employ
any OF the strikers unless they return to work at
once number resumed work to-day at the old
rate OF wages sixty to seventy cents for cigarette
makers and six cents for cutters.
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TOMORROW.
8 Il CO.. AuctiOneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. CORNER PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated July 7th ~,
1872 and recorded in Liber No 79l folio 1853; of 3
Columbia and at the request Of the holder of the bond
secured thereby. will sell at public auction. in front
OF MAY. 1888: at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all that
piece parcel Of ground situate in the city of Washing
ton ana known as part of Lot nine Co., and the whole
nine hundred and twenty five ts25) and bounded as
follows: Begnning at the northeast angle Of
street east one hundred and four t1O.) feet
and nine ~ inches: thence west hundred and
nine Io9l feet aud one l INCH; thence nor one hun
dred aud seventy three 73) feet and (D inch.
point five 90 feet enthusiastically from the intersection
OF Fennsy vana avenue and the public square: thence
ao said avenue one hundred and tWenty-three l23)
feet. to the place Of beg inning.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance payabe in
equal payments at six and twelve months after date
De secured by notes bearing eight cent interest,
al cash il the purchaser prefers $50 to be deposited
seven days after SALE and III default of compliance the
trustee the right to sell ut the risk
of the purchaser.
ap24-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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ID Ed

I HHTBB TussSsy cH TGTp4s May A Isss VIII
Chae St John Chubb and grandson Of the late Com,
mcdore Warrington. u, :. NaSy.
p.ss, four m Friends of the family respectfully
CRANE. After .hort + lne.s. WILLIAM CRANE.
son OF A. Fuller Crane Of Baltimore. in the forty INST
Funeral from his late residence 1915 Twenty ninth
street Friday. 4th instant at i'eocock Friends
MARspEN. On Wednesday MAY ?. 1883. at 2.sop
sIsiN MhahSpaN youngest danshter of F. and
Funeral On FRIDAY from her parents residence.
oeock @ssnyay It'fr Rs May 1854 s
and Mary E. Miller. aged three months and twenty.
Relatives and friends are in yitea e, attend m.
southeast on Friday. May 4. at three p, m.
PAULDIN9. On Tuesday. May l. lss9 In the ttir-
O oFFLET ffIi sSSnes
Us army, only son OF Me late Commander Leonard
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
In MemOrtam
Died April 90 1885, sfter long Illness at her rss,
ssfe e. aSsm soks s avenue Mrs MARY !! ROSE
Reid born in cnipsrer county. Va Her ps'
rents died wi en- she was ony years old which
under whose seetionate and ntelseit training she
grew to womsnhSod; SD. has lived in sshineten 81
shp q the second Baptist church ibis city BY Rev
Of spirit ~i she had S ns deesSa
ment. :, Her attachmsnts were strong and SIN
ceTe Hence her death creates a sad vacancy in her
wei ordered home aid the circle az her rela-
tiNes and friends Her devotion "a her family was eX
Csstlonal- he seemed to live for her loved ones A
te more than two she sorely riicted in
the death OF her only son, Just in the bloom and
buoyacy OF young man no, d. and from that grief shs
seemed never entirely 10 have recovered Her death
was preceded 10y wasting and D. iuful Illness Of eiEt
months. Everything done for her that the best
medical skill could devise. or the tender. faithful un-
ur1nR affection Of her devoted husband and
could suggest: but human skill and affection were row
eress TO restore But though her d, DIV Welded her
spirit trumphed. She bore her With fortitdo
AND nation For her death robbed oi It's rti9
and the grave OF its vctors. Her asst moments were
coming glory.
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FERJSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
DRED AND Ten AND NINE HUNDRED AND
ESSEVEN. BETW ,1t EIGHTH AND NINTH
BY order end decree of the Supreme Court of thee
District OF Columbia, in general tegm passed and$
made on the both day Of October. 1852. in eqnityA-
cause No I713 wherein Samuel A. Peugh is the com
Rlanant and Henry 5. Davis the defendant l SHALL on
THURSDAY, The TENTH d y OF MAY. 1883. at
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. offer for sale. pubic auction.
In hat the city Of Washington c. as the
thereof be necessary to satisfy the said order
and decree. The said prem SEES will be sold by lots as
said squares containing ten o lots varying in front
feet by smaller lots according to plat to be e1hb-
tied at the time Of sale.
Terms: third cash: the remainder In two (2)
equal Instruments. in one % and two ca years with
the deferred payments to be by secured
by deed OF trust on the premises. all cash. at the op
ton OF the purchaser deposit of 800 WI be qured
on each lot when Sold Convey ancing &C. at the cost
OF the purchaser or purchasers.
HENRY f. DAVIS. Trustee
49, Louisiana avenue
apgS-dSdS DUECANSON BROS. Aucts
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Murdered for His MONEY

CHICAGO, May ga special dispatch from Little
hock, ARK, states that John A. Neal who was stop
ping On ranch OF the Kansas City Cattle Com
pany, In the Indian Territory, for the purpose Of
regaining his health, was murdered during the
absence OF his companions The crime was evil
IDENTITY committed for the purpose OF obtaining
NeaPs money and valuables His brothers are
stated to be wealthy leather merchants or Boston
There Is nc clue to the perpetrators.
lAN0THER DIsPATCH1
ST. LOUIS, May 3-Adv1ces from Indian Territory
give the following additional particulars OF the
murder OF John A. Neal, OF Boston, whose brothers
are among the heaviest hide ard leather dealers
In massachusetts, On the morning OF the murder
his companions left the dug-out in which they
lived TO attend to their cattle, leaving him read
Ing. Two hours after, one OF the men returning,
1Ound Mr.. Neal dead. The man at once started for
camp miles away Tor help, and when he re-
turned 1t was found that Mr.. Neal been killei
with hatchet, The POLL OF which had been
sunk IN his head, and that he had been
robbed OF $3.50 his watch and other valuables
There Is no clue to the murderer, but the matter
has been reported to the authorities, and Nears
relatives are advised OF the sad occurrence. The
dispatch does not Say when or precisely where the
murder occurred.
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Foreign New. by Cable To-day.

THE DISABLED STEAMER HABsBURG
LONDON, May 3-The bark Ncosia, which has
arrived at Bremen, reports that on April 10th. in
lat AZ 81, long. 2OI6, she spoke the North German
Lioyds steamer Habsburg, from New York April
7th for Bremen, previously spoken, with her shaft
disabled. The Habsburg reported all well on
board The weather was fine at the time.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May a-Appncatlon for let
ters OF ad.ninistration on the estate Of the late
Wills today by the mother OF the deceased War
rem was one OF the Seamen On the arctic steamer
Jeannette, and was one OF the men in Lieut.
Chtpp's boat, which doubtless was lost. Warren's
wife married again before the loss OF the Jeanette
was reported, and his mother has since had the
custody OF hts daughter, Maud, aged six years
Ekc estate is only valued at one thousand dollars
and II satisfactory evidence is offered that Warren
Is dead the application OF Warren's mother Will be
granted.
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AUCTION SALES

CHAs. WEEKS. W. W. BuLLkS
WEEKS & CO s,s4 Ap T%1s'sn. .renp.
Opposite City Post Once.
SPECIAL SALE OF CARRIAGES.
ONE TURN OVER SEAT ROCKAWAY,
ONE TOP sURRY WAGON.
ONE FINE LEATHER TOP BUGGY.
ONE STANDING TOP PHAETON.
ONE PASSENGER EXTENSION.
ONE DAYTON Or MoCAULL WAGON.
At auction. in front Of saesrooms, SATURDAY
MORNING. MAY FIFTH, AL TEN O'CLOCK.
The attention Of those desiring to purchase is called
to the above SALE being all rsclass work. Leather and
Cloth Trimmings &c. On exhibition early on morning
OF sale. my3-2t
vT'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
VERT ELEGANT HoUSEHoLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, MAY FIFTH 1888 AT
TEN OILOCK. within and in front of my auction
looms. shall sell surerb assortment Of Ifous hold
houses. all In splendid condition. viz:
Five very superior Parlor Sutcs:
One Cocobolo Sofa upholstered in Embossed Plush "a
very artistic and elegant piecel;
Two Chippendae Chairs, beautifully upholstered.
Ten Elegant aln"t Marble Top Chamber Suites;
Handsomely Carved Ash Set. with French Plate
One Handsomely Carved Oak Hall set;ee, cost 500;
Carved Walnut Wardrobes;
One very large French Plate Mirror, suitable for bar:
Several " alnut Butfets:
Ten cts Decorated Toilet Ware
par and Hask Mattrss asses
Together with about 800 separate pieces.
at 1880 precisely No postponeuent on account
oi weather. my3-2t
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6SHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON DELAWARE AVENUE BE-
l,E

TWEEN F AND g STREETS SOUTHWE3T.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of tkeAA
District OF Columbia passed in Equity cause No. :3
S3ll. docket r. 18th March, 1883, the undersigned
Ir,iztee WILL on FRIDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF
MAY. I'D. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. at pubic
auction In front Of the premises sell the following real
estate to wit: Being parts Of lots thirteen and four
9o41) commencing for the same at point on street
distant thirty feet eleven inches from the northwest
corner OF said square, and running thence south at
sht angles to said street eighty feet two inches
thence east seve teen feet thence north eighty
Feet two inches through the partition of two houses
on parts OF said lots thirteen and fourteen
lIS ana IA, and thence west On said street
TO the place OF beginnipg and also parts Of said ot
thirteen and fourteen tl3 and 1 in said square six
at point street fourteen feet east from the
northwest corner of said square, and Running thence
east line with said street sixteen feet eleyen
tnches thence south at right angles to said sref 10
point three feet north of the dividing of lots Twlya
and thirteen IA and 1885, thence westward parallel win
said dividing line sixteen feet eleven inches aud thence
north to the place OF beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree Of court:
Onethtrd Of the purchase money In cash. and the
ance in six and twelve months respectively from the
day OF sale, with interest at six cent annum,
and secured 10y deed Of trust upon the property sold
all cash. at option 81 the purchaser. deposit Of 500
pied with in ten days after SALE the trustees the
right to resell the property at the the default
ing purchaser All cOnveyancing ct cost q purchaser
JUDSON T. GULL.
$40 ID street NV. I Trueteaa
JNO. A. CLARKE, A
$40 ~ street NV.
D. T. COLDWElL, Anct. apS0-10t
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

HOUSES Noa. 2012 AND 2O14 STREET NORl h
WEST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in IA
Lber No 945 folio 1874 ct seq. Of the land Fs::3
records OF the District of Columbia and by the -
quest Of the holder of the secured thereby we
X yaa on TUESDAY AZ, the e FIFIEEN1H DAY OF MAY
iaes sell that certain piece or parcel of ground or
real estate situate and lying in city of Wahingto Dis
trlct OF oumbla ana known and described rs being
Lot numbered twenty two t22) in square numbered
hundred and one GOD together with all the improve
Inents ways easements. rights privileges and appur-
tenances to the same. belonging in anywise apper-
tanning This lot is improved by two houses,
which will be sold separately
One third cash balance six and twelve months.
notes to bear interest and to be secured deed OF trust
on premises sold all cash option of purchaser or
purchasers Al conveFsncin-, &C.. at purchasers
cost deposit OF 5000 required each house as soon
az bid OF Terms to be complied with in days.
otherwise the Trustees the right to resell at the
risk and cost of the defauting purchaser after
days public notice Of such resale some newspaper
ALBERT 4. WILSON,, ru,,a.o.,
my2-d&ds j. MAURY DOVE trustees
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THIS EVENING.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers.
POSITIVE CLOSING SALE OF sILvERwARE,
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY, ETC, ETC
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS at
HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. at salesroom.
corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Our instructions most positive to sell tie entire
stock regardless of cost
my2-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO., Aucts.
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Tclegraphic Briefs.

Miss Rye is energet1cally promoting her scheme
SO successfully carried on In previous years, Of
bringing to Canada pauper children. On MAY
charge.
At Moline, ILL.,, the brick building occupied as a
hotel, and owned by Mrs B. Hansler, was burned
$4,000
At Racine, Wis, fire last night in the Masonic
block damaged the stock OF c. C. Brown, halter,
to the extent or SID, OG0 Insurance, $l3 500
Word has been received at Boston that
Fred. B. Bachelor, who SO mysteriously disap.
peared In Montreal, on Arril 10Th, has been seen
near that city apparently In a deranged condi-
ton. Mr.. Batcheder's father started for Montreal
last night to Investigate the matter.
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D. G
AZ PUBLIC SALE. NEAR THE MARKET

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, u. G
lou 40 f T. SALE NEAR THE MARKET
On MONDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH, 1888 Aa&
at the hour of SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of WSS
the premises [ will offer at public sale all that -.
part OF Lot No. Al. in GEORGETOWN district Of Coum
ba. beginning at point the south line of Bridge
street. distant ixteen feet where the west line
Of sad OF No Al tntersects Bridge street. and running
south fifty hve feet and ten inches tn twenty
two est and four inches then north five feet and
ten inches to Bridge street. then west twenty-five feet
and four inches TO the begnn Also all that part of
Lot No. A. in said town. beginning at the northeast
corner OF said lot and running west Bridge street
thirty eight feet and four inches (more lees then
south twentysix feet more less) then east thirty
eight feet and four inches less then north
place Of beginning. ~ ~
Also all that part Of Lot number 3d. in Old George
town. D. c.. situated at the Bridge street and
Bank alley, fronting thirty feet and six inches
on the north aide OF Bridge street. and running back
northwardly OF the same width as the 'front.' and nd
ing on the west side OF said alley ninety six feet deep
with all the improvements upJn the same.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest at six cent all cash at the
option OF the purchaser deed given and deed Of
the purchaser. r. r JNCKSON
my1-d&ds Attorney FOR Whites, Hers
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

<,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY
y PROPERTY, ON THE BLADENSBUR0 TU9(N-
PIKE, KNOWN AS THE "LAUER PLACE. -
ABOUT HALF WAY BETWEEN WASHING ION
AND BLADkNSBURa.
Under decree On Supreme Court District Of Columbia
er 1s T Rp 6 At PaSe .aSs1 II fr s Of
FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ ali that part Of tract Of land
in the District Of Columbia, called 'Haddock's Hills y
ylng the east side Of the Washington and Badens
burr turnpike road, and beginning for the at a
cf lot in the division of 'Haddocks Hils and En-
closure and running thence north with the line OF said
road ssh degrees east Is perches to the center Of
branch: thence with the center Of said branch
south 80 degrees east II perches thence south 22A de-
east 10 perches thence south IA degrees east 10A
erches thence south 80 degrees west II eches to the
place OF oeeinning his place contains about 81
ice house stable. &c well arranged for the residence
and business Of a butcher.
Terms: One fourth cash balance In SIX. twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day of sale at six
FER cent per annnm. or all cash II desired: $3.50 de-
posit required. Conveyancns purchasers cost and
terms to be compiled with In ten days.
FRANCIS MILLER,
JOB BARNARD, A1useeos.
sos street northwest,
ap23-s. tn. tn DUNCANSON Bros. Aucts.
FJNHOs. J. FISHER & CO..
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
On SATURDAY, MAY FIFTH arHALF-PAsTn&
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, at our Office No. 1924 FEW
81 lot g. square 49, lot g. square 1929 in square
il22. and part lot 9. square 104; Terms cash.
ap27-d Real Estate Auctloneers.
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g BENSINGER. Aucnoneer.
S~ Washington Horse md 3.,vse~a pavsr
wy. 40 and SO I.0nisiauN avenuA

AUCTION SALE OF HoRsRA BU0aIEa cARRr-
DAY. THURsDAY And F1I6EiSAY HOkNfN0.
COMMENCING AT TEN OsIlOCE REGARD.
LESS OF WEATHEB.
Constantly on hand and q pzaya ssas azs stock Of
Horsea New and second hand BuKries OerTiaeSs Ex-
cDmsnnment0. ~ -