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Big Blow in Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. IA severe wind storm
yesterday afternoon blew down the Cincinnati South
ern railroad companys engine house, and took OFF
the roofs OF the First National bank the Press Office
and Baker and Mason's warehouse. Forshees'
tobacco warehouse was demolished. No lives were
lost.
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JUHN II. TEAkE, J
P y. LITTLE. Au"tionter. sp32i Is
L. coLDwEII4 Real Estate Anctioneer.

CHAN'IKY SAiF OF VALUABLE LOT ON SOUTH
SIDE OF + STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH NORTHWEST
Under decree Of the Supreme Court of the District "a.
OF COi,uibii passed III equity No $40 E;a
Slnitl: Bufy.:l ct nj viii sell at auction. SsA
WEDNESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1893,
Al HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M i'll front of the
pre1niss Ia east ~ feet front Of Lot numbered 13 in
Terms: thse-tiIiTd cash and the residue in equal
amounts AZ and two from day oI SALE with
Interest al cent anlln. all cash, the
optio ~ purchaser dercsit of 500 required and all
conyeyali, Ing 10 III AT purchasers cost
JOB Barnard, Trustee
SaT'gS-f nH.WS1S 4I2 9Th street northwest
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The Courts,

To-day-Chief Justice Cartier and Justices Haenee
and Cox-R. Quincy Hall and Eugene r. Arnold
we're admitted to the bar District sgt johnson; set
for October sd
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ACHARGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jno !. Riortlar
this afternoon took out warrant at the Police Court
charging Alexander Shorter with embeZZling one
barrel of apples one barrel of vans twelve barrels OF
Irish potatoes, and two boxes of tomatoes, on the
of last month.
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District Estimates.
A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.

The following statement shows differences in the
principal amounts appropriated for the current fiscal
year, ending June 1884, and the estimates for like
expenditures for the next fiscal year, ending June 30,
1854.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The followin.
were the readings at the office of the chief sigma
onlber to-day: am, 541; IL am, $50; pm.
GIL. Maximum, 65.9; minimum 5S6.
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A DemauI Made hV 1I.e. NfhiliSts.

LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from StPetersburg
states that the nihists there have issued circulars
demanding that the Russian government shall
put stop to the cruel treatment of prisoners,
upon all nihlists in consequence of recent arrests
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AUCTION SALES.


1 rCTIoN SALE or FORFEITED PLEDGEs.-oN
DAY. Ot'ToBER 4 1893. at HALF PAST SEVEN p NJ,
W y sli. al Loan Office, 1882 Pennsylvania ave-,
all FifNt forfeited by redemption consisting OF
Watches, IewFiry, Diamonds. Silver and Plated Ware,
Pistols. Opera Giass Books, Nass Musical and other
Instruments, ladies' and Gents Clothing and ali other
Wearing Apparel. Blankets. Spreads etc.
r rsoDs holding tickets will please take notice
VI. FOLEY. Auctionecr cclt
4 DXINISrRATuR'S SALE
On FRIDAY THE FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1888.
at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ viii sell, at pubic auctICll
house No STREET nortiawcst the Household
tiuosis and iftsts of the late john G. kisn deceased
consisting Of Chamber and Parior tnrnituic, hitchen
Ctri:Sils. CARPETS, Sc.
RF6INALD FFNDAI.J. Administrator, C. T. A.
Ut NCsNSDN BROS AurtioneerS. ocl-4t
MITCH FOX & BROWN. Resi- Estate Brokers'
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On y STisEET. BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS NOR1HW EST
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH, 1888 Mt q,
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in f:v1,lt of.E
The pr,m-es will sal at public auction the az
f oyIse has large back building and contains III
Lot has frontage of 20 IT, by depth of II6 #
d Ii,i.S. "
Terms made known at time Of sale All conyeyancinp
at c''-t OF purchaser DEPOSIT of 500 required Mt
i:" ri sale If terms q: sale not colnplie with in
sven days. the property viii e sold at risk and cost of
fsliitiii purchaser after FIVE days advertisement
FITCH FOX Il BROWN,
r p ~, ,,,-,. . l4J1 pennsylvania avenue.
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A rcrIoS SALE OF FORFEITED Pledges.

VIII ri b5 public auction. my Store, 1918 Penn
y!vaii.f aL;!ttt northwest, commencing NFDNES
DAY, % fhbER THIRD. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ q
iar c''ii 81 Forfeited Pledges :unSis:iIi. of Il
tiothr< iati.% and CrtS Clothing al kinds such
a. Ov''E- lsiers, Coats. Nt.S Pants Boots Shoes,
Slppei Si:,t Si!ting Presses .rtS a7: Dress Goods
6loIkS p'!rals, Shaws Seal Jackets Nuts ard Bcas
BOOKS - History AID Travels Bibles ami tibuIis
Musical an'i Mechanical Instruments. Tallc Ware
i1Ies aHi Dl~fi GLASSES, NaSes Canes Umbrellas
fsras"iN tiIsnS Rcvolvrrs Flutin- Na.tnsS Clacf :,
EaZors * Tins sale viii contirue MORNINGS at 10
ococ i'l Evenings at oclock until all tn, lots arr.
sold Prr~r- holding tickets IT,, tim. ~, w!li, having
expired wtf please TAXI notice. II X FULTON
sei'S'-l Paw nlIIokcr and Au-ti0n,z.r
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There Is an augmentation Of the amount designated
for the service of the public schools the
$40,O00. The Commissioners design 10 provide for
thatincrease by disposing of the Holmead cemetery
square, In the northwest part of the city. 1.-The
amount for water service includes the OF 50
for interest and sinking fund of outstanding bonds
To meet the large increase of ISL 900 be applied to
the Improvement of the water service, the Commits
soners rely upon larger receipts and an uneXpended
balance in the Treasury of some S2O,OOO.
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An UNPOPULAR PRIEsT.-The Polish congrega-
tion at Nanticoke, Pa. are trying 10 depose their
petitioned Bishop OIIara TO have him removed.
Yesterday he met at the door of the church by
an excited congregation. who refused to let him
enter 10 celebrate high mass They accuse him Of
financial misrna nagement.
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AHAPOTEAUTS

WINE OF PEPTONE,
winegassful Of which contains 10 gamrnes of Beef
crthclally dgested by PeSne Ii is entirely assinha-
BILE and passes into the blood vessels without requiring
the stomach to do any ous work II il highly
ommen ded (by the medical faculty of Paris 10 coYya.
iescents to persons whose blood is poor who suffer
from ClOross, Diabetes Weakness, General WASTING
Away, stomach Ache, GastralCa Loss Appetite or 10
those Exhausted by Excess of Work Age Fever Dysfl-
try, Disease of the Chest Cancerous Auctions FIVE
No. g.
ooad by az DrueglstA. 5a22-m6thly
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FINED FOR SELLING PoLICY.-Wm. Thomas a
colored man, arrested by Detectives Block, Raff
and Carter for writing policy, before the Police
Court to-day and pleaded guilty. He was fined $50
and costs. His field of operation was the govern
ment printing office. The officers had several
employees of the office summoned to prove that the
defendant took plays In the carriage house.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, reported by
special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits.
SION In San Francisco. Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York, Boston and Washington Orders executed on tina
New York Stock Exchange ct one-eighth Of one DER
cent commission Private and direct telegraph wires
to Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed On the
Stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds ana IN.
formation regarding the markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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WALflE WILLIAMS < Co, Auctioneers.
TO..IOiRON.
WALTEE b WILLIAMS Co, Auctionecrs.

TWO-SfORT FRAME HOUSE FRONTING on
TESIiI STREET, BETWEEN D AND r. STREETS
sou iHNfSf No. SD: AT AUCTION.
om - tsiAI. OCTOBER SECOND ut HhI.F-Ha
PAST FINF O'CLOCK p NJ We shall seIi part Is. $
NO H. u; t,IisTr Sd, having good front running II
rack d'i''h thereof improved by ;wo-stOry frame
dwelling. ~ix r,rirI.s.
Terms: methird cash: balance in six twelve and
e1Snteii iifS Tor notes bearing interest
SAT So Hrat ny died OF trust property sold. All
GohEt! +nflg. &c., al purchasers cost. down on
day of sal, WALTER IL NIIII4S, K 90
stp91-d&,lS sIIrt;,f,,rS
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Five More Divorce Cases.
MATRIMONIAL TROUBLES IN THE EQUITY cor,

In the Equity Court, Judge James, to-day, besides
the decision in the case of Vincent agt Vincent men,
toned elsewhere, several other divorce cases were
acted on DEGREES of divorce were grant ed in the
In which the charge was desertion; w. w. Hud son
agt. Catherine Hudson, i'm which the cause was
deserton, and Margaret F. King agt. James King,
who was charged with drunkenness. In the latter
case the court gave to Mrs. King the custody of her
two children and permission to resume her maiden
name
Mr.. James II. Smith to-day, tor George W. Ashton,
hed bill! for divorce agt. Sarah Jane Ashton. He
charges that in January 1850, she deserted him with
Chas Boyd.
Mr. II. b. Moulton filed bill for divorce to-day f0f
AmOry II. Shattuck agt. Mary S. Shattuck They
were married in West Newton, Mass, September 1st,
1851 He states that he lost leg in the late war and
charges her with cruel conduct.
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING HIS WIFE.-Thomas
Franklin YVES in the tolls at the Police Court day,
on complaint of his wife Margaret, who stated that
he is an habitual drunkard, and frequently assaults
her. He was committed for six months in default of
800 bonds to keep the peace.
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THE PINKNEY MEMORIAL SERyICEs.-Rev. DIR
Elliott, rector of Ascension Episcopal church. an
nounced yesterday that the services memorial of the
late Bishop Pinkney have been appointed by the
on Wednesday, the 18th Of November. A large at
tendance is expected.
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SAILOR DROwNED.-Floyd Adams, colorei
seaman, on the L. s. Tug Speedwell, was drowned a
the navy yard last night His body was recovered
about noon to-day, and removed to the navy yard
The coroner was notified.
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TyHONIAS DOWNING. Auctione.r.

F1NHONAS BOWLING, Auctionear.
FIFE SALE OF " xLUABHE REAL ESTATE
R@aS AHa%f SAkfEEs q MHhA
k E9 Gf 5hs sHHhI f AsiuA ApfstS
By sire Of dsed of trqs. dated the 10th day etsS
&c. 5 s. s o d In a reo On e Of
II m To o. cof and at the to Of the holders ~
" bf RsI s. at S FoUH
stuat, ti'c county Of Washington Dstrict Of Collm
n a a e STONE r ta esd s Geh h, , , gn
Sn;untown to Bennings Brid4e which stone is the \.
smith 70 G A. running thence s q degrees s
d is irf ., to , = e m s thence s 50
Az dcsr;rs f. twSnty and 81 "a p saehss
s xs hS marked At h sstfao sor 9s e
ten acTe lot heretofore surveyed for c. Kraise and
E store a 81 the S End sida ae Of h n b sem
IiilaS hrige end uniontown road which marked the
kra~r tthc $ E. corner stake OF the said lot being in
@ and In n in "a as Ts h ro ana th s the
road y 80 degrees Z. 1920 lerc.es to the beginning
s 81 sfss R II Lee ss ws R s
1,?ns q saie one fliri ash balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months with interest at six per cent from
sold al cash the option Of the p1rchasc i'0l' de-
pos, Oh S re'laed or he day OF sale Conveyaneing
witt tn day. the property viii be rsoId at the rsk
al 81 GfaiitlIs purchaser. after five DAYS notice
sc:'F'-htS WALTER $. COX. Trustee.
ntNCANSON BROS, Auetionecrs
[. :. MARsHAL'S SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD
TRl;cE1 Plat. Git ANb WALNUr FRAME PIER
~ MliiikO1sS, WITH tpRNitb To MATCH:
WALNUT FRAME GOLD TRACED PARIOR SUITE
fHnLsIEEED IN EMBOSSED VELVET very
INl.3iB CENTER TABLES. EASY CHAIRS;
IRI\t.i PLATE MANIEf MIRRORS;
CABtSTT, LAHBREoUINS:
IEITt;!'J, ,SiVIr,II, iinJ,tI ctr,1p5
WALNUT u. ]. 3Dt FEET Cyrry Handsomely;
WAi.NtJ PIiI.iR EXTENSION TABLE;
LEAIHEk COVERED DINING CHAIRS;
WALNUT BOkCASE:
LIBRARY TABLE, ENGEAYINGS;
LEATHEI: COY Erred Lot NEE;
Coz HIS, WALNUT Il. T. CHAMBER SETS:
COTTAGE SETS:
BEDS iEhD:,. l.! EEACS;
MIRROR FRONT WARDROBE:
HAIR AND % HER llATTI;ESSES:
HAMMERS, PILLOWS. AND BOZ LISTERS SPRINGS
/ NfLtLf AND EoDi BRUSSELS CARPETS
iitt i.lt.t4k AItR kITcHEN UTENSILS, &c &C
BIN, TIE ENTIRE FURNITURE &c coz.
tanned IN PREMISES No l4I3 X STREET.
NtEiHWEST. Al AUCTION.
Is virtue Of a writ of yenioni exronas No % OS9
issued ont Of the clerks Office of the Supreme Court OF
ON le pref, ises No l4l3 street northwest ON WE'D
NESDAY. OCTOBER THIRD 1883. COMMENCING AT
I'm OtIDt X A. NJ. all the right title. claim and inter
est OF defendant in and to all the articles Contained there
IN ak end seized and levied the goods aud chat
tei- III Henry W. HnwgGtc, and will BE- sold to satisfy
execution No 23.tSS. IN favor of W. b. Moses al
seI'2i dts CHAS T. HENRY late U S Marshal
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ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF SELLING LOTTERY
TICKETs.-Wm. W. Gould, of No. 1922 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue who has been before the courts several times
for selling Louisiana lottery tickets arrested
to-day again by Detectives Raft and Block on the
charge of selling lottery tickets. He was taken to
the Police Court and gave $500 bail for his appear
ance for trial
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NEWSPAPERS STRIKE Ae,rysr CUr.p Nsws

THE ROSE AMBIER NERDICT.-A verdict has heen
rendered by the coroners jury, i'm Sratford. Conn,
that "Rose Clark Amber came 10 her death by being
choked to death 10y some person or persons 10 the
jury unknown. but from William Lewis relations
with her IN The past and from his testimony and from
his conduct since her death. and from other ey dence
we think SUSPICION points toward him.
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SYMPATHY FOR PATRICK ODoN~ELI--M meet
Ing of Irish Americans in Chicago last night reso-
luton was passed requesting the secretary OF state
TO permit American lawyers 10 "represent as counsel
and vindicae the right OF American citizenship in
foreign countries in the person of fcllowcitiz.n,
Patrick ODonnell. now charged with murder before
the courts of Great Britain
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ID I. LITTLE, AuctioEcer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL. ESTATE, TTr1R-
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST BETWEEN G.
AND 1 STREETS. IMPROVED BY TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE.
BY virtue u decd Of trust dated September ID -,
~ - 1880 recorded in Iiber $50 folio 1872 ct sea- s5
O: the lard records of the District Columbia and A
Al The q, of the lsrty thereby secured will sell
n IUblir auction. IN trout of the premises MON
DAY. OCTOBER EIGHTH A. b. 1883. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, original Lot thirty (}0> in square
rn'r ~ ii ten hundred and twenty (O20) as sublividc
III Nts \ and S.
Il rms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
ei; aiia te rtsdue i'll two equal istallments at
and twelve :on:ls from day ot sale with interest six
PER tnt dcferlth Payments to be secured! hy deed of
TRUSS on the pitis,s above described ali cash the
OPTIC; of The purchaser Terms of sale le complied
with within days from! sale De resold ct cost
81 "aultius purchaser deposit of $50 required when
he ifu rty * sold All conveyancng and recording at
the purchasers cost.
ELNOE A. ADAMS1 r.
JOHN II. pEAKE, ! 'E"S-eeS.
?. p. LITTLE. Anctionrer se32I LIST
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FINANCIAL.

ADAMS & Co.,
BANKERS Il BROKERS,
629 STREET,
Offer special inducements to buy or sell CRUDE
PETROLEUM, either for cash or on Margin
We offer small lot
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS,
With or without Stock.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES ON HAND OR PUR-
CHASED TO ORDER ON COMMISSION
We invite correspondence All information checrfully
gwen. au17
B9 Xx AN Mas SELL g SGr .1S A 5s2 RS
Stock. '
Deposits received subject to check
We pay SPECIAL. attention to obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding our various city
securities and prepared at all times to answer inuu-
ries regarding same.
HARRY @. TOWERS L CO.,
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
my31 142O STREET NORTHWEST.
PRIVATE Srock TELEGRAPH VINES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
H. H. DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission
No. $50 18TH STREET tCoRcoRAN BUuDNa)
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers,
GA BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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II SEARCH OF His SIsTER.-A Young man. named
John Sullivan, appeared at police headquarters this
morning and stated to MAJ Or Dye that seventeen
van, in the st. Vincent Orphan asylum; that up to
twelve years ago she there, but since that time
he has not heard from her and knows nothing of her
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]. r. COLDWELI.. Auctioncer
- 7. LITTLE, Auctioneer.

- I. LITTLE Auctioieer
ASSIGNEf.S SALE OF DESIRABLE REA!, ESTATE
ON CAPIiD HILL.
~ NltIte Of deed Of assignment dated July IL
Isl 'fr.iei! IN IjSr 0si folio $40 of the 81
ls,id .cor' of the District of ColunbiaI will ~
Ier sal: 70 tno highest bidder. on THURSDAY, oCTO-
BER fD RTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ. the follow
E Real tatc: Part Of lot S.iuare 923 improved by
a tv''~nrS frame dwelling. No. 9Th street south
east containing eight rooms and bath gas, water and
Trttt "Iase; ard Immediately thereafter part of
I,f :" 81 ~ IlninirOved ALSO part Of lot Q sclare
a1 improved by thrs-roonl cottage No. 5lS 9th
strict southeast also, very desirable Building Lot
llh street fronting east being part of Lot l. square
9o improved by good stable in The above offers
good opportunity for Investment as the properties
art eligible, rent readily, and daily enhancing in
value. ~ -
Terms One-t'iirI cash balance payable in six and
twelve months at six Per cent interest, deferred pay
snts t. h secured by deed Of trust the premises.
ell cash at the option Of the purchaser deposit of $50
required each purchase and all conveyancine at
iyIr'itaSsrS cost JESSE G. FRGOOD Assitrr.e
T. r. IITrI.E tuc.iou,r seIS,t at
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DELEGATES TO THE Episcopal CONFERENCE.-THE
delegates appointed from this diocese to the Episco-
pal general convention. which begins on "Wednesday
in Philadelphia, Rev. Dr. Elliott and Mr. Charles
Albert
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BIDS were opened at the Treasury department to-
day for the construction of the basement of the new
public building at Frankfort, Ky. Beiknap & Dune
sn, of Louisville. were the lowest bidders 66O0D
and will awarded he contract "
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA, LOCAiED ON THE ANACOSTIA
ROAD, ABOUT THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILE
FROM UNIONTOWN AND TEN MINUTES
WALK IRON THE STREET CARS. ADJOIN-
INC THE GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM PROP
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District Government Affairs.

Messrs. s. Norment and John Webster have petit
toned the Commissioners that gravel be put vir-
ginia avenu e, between South Capitol and Sd streets
southwest.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: David Simpson, erect
two-story dwelling, Howard avenue; $500. Peter
Crow, erect dwelling, Bladensburg road, county;
500. James T. Ford. erect two two-story dwellings,
New York avenue, between 18th and goth streets;
$500. c. e. Morris, repair frame, southeast corner
Atm end streets southeast: $500,
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A DELEGATION FROM PITTsBURG, PA, win be here
tomorrow to urge upon Secretary Folger the adyisa
bility of constructing the public building there of
granite and also to discuss the feasibility of extend
ing the building in conformity with the original plans
Nothing can be done about the matter until Congress
meets.
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RI STEF'S ShIF oF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN II AND II STREETS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-21
LEGAL.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
In the Superior Court of the County
OF Los Angeles, State of California.
In the estate Of !. Brutsig. deceased.


Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an or-
ty-frst day OF May, 1888, In the matter OF the
above estate. the undersigned, administrator
OF the estate Of j. Bruttig, deceased, will sell az
public sale and auction TO the highest bidder lot
cash. In gold coin OF tho United States, and SUBJ
3ect to confirmation by said Court, on or after
Saturday, June Both, 1888, between the hours q
0 A. NJ and sunset on that day, or the day 70
which said sale may be postponed all the right,
title and interest Of said estate and which said
deceased had ut the time OF his death, in and %
all that certain lot piece or parcel or tract OF
land situate, lying and being in the county d
Los Angeles, State Of California, and bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
LIST. The undivided one-half OF that certain
tract in tiie ty ami county oi Los Angeles, state
Of California, the west side Of Alameda street
and commencing at post In w line Of Alameda
street G5t links from the W rail OF the 8. Z. H. H..
Co., and from which bears SW corner of Cross
Ing Of Alameda and Washington streets, 5 y +
I0.65 chains; thence running along W line Of
Alameda street 5 AfF 1851 chains, to stake the
NE corner Of the Vaughn tract, thence sll' Y
$50 chains to post, thence L 80 Es38i chains
70 land q Leahy. thence s2l' 1870 chains 20
place Of beginning.
End. Also all those certain lots, or parcels Of
land situate, lying and being In The county Of
santa CLARA, State OF California, known anu ue-
scribed as follows, towit: Lot NO. three 90 IN
block No. five (5), and the west one-hali Il lot
No. four a. In block No. five 10y OF the lands Of
the East san Jose Homestead Association, 70
cordiiig to ike map and survey Of said lands,
made by A. f. iielnman, Surveyor, May Slst,
aud June Ith, 1869, and which map is now on
Ole in the Recorders office in said county.
said sale will be made in front OF tine Court
house in the city and county Of Los Angeles,
BARBARA BRUTTlG, n
Admiuiafrafr,y nf xatd estate