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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-06
wAsRINGTON's FAREWELL.
Celebration OF the Centennial In
the Very Room Where He
Last Met His Officers.
sp,oinl c,bl. to COMMERCIAL se1etts,

Special Cable to Commercial Gezette.
NEW YORK, December 4.-The centen-
NAL of General Washington's farewell to
his officers, in the long room of Frances
Tavern, was celebrated to-day in the
room OF the building where the parting
took place on December 4, 1888
The room was decorated for the occa-
sion. The walls were covered with paper
in the form of Dutch tiles, representing
the design on the blue willow pattern
plate. At the upper end was afull sized
portrait Of Washington, in square gold
frame with an oval center, surmounted
with holly, and supported on either side
with national flags On the left were
couple Of Continental clay pipes, similar
TO those in use one hundred years ago,
hung by means of bright orange colored
ribbon. The windows Of the room were
also hung with the stars and stripes, ar
ranged in theform ofcurtains, and between
each two windows on the south side were
frames which contained the organization
of the Chamber Of Commerce in l76S, the
list of the officers and members Of the
Chambers, with resolutions Of incorpora-
ton, etc., dated l76S; the announcement
of Samuel Frances when opening his
tavern in l770, and the farewell Of Wash
ington, worded as follows:
aWith heart full Of love and graft
tude, / now take leave Of you. mos
devoutly wish that your latter days may
be as prosperous and happy as your for
iner ones have been glorious and hsnor
able"
At the lower end was an old fashioned
clock, surrounded with evergreens AM
bordered with flags, while the nationa
colors were festooned over the old mantl
shelf, ON which were pieces Of rare OLE
chinaware, in which were long clay pipes
tipped with green wax. The northern
side Of the room was ornamented will
eyorgreens and tho flags Of the city ant
State. On the tables were old fashione,
big bellied demUohns Of large size, mum
bors Of Uncle Tobi jugs, ancient vessels
containing long and short clay pipes, ant
in this cupboard were canistors of TO
bacco.
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Failure of a Shoe House Big
Insolvency OfAnOfher Firm.

BosToN, December darlington Bros.
boot and shoe dealers, have failed. Their
liabilities are about $4,000, and their
nominal assets $4,000.
In the insolvency case Of William
Plaisted & Son, formerly in the tanning
business at Lincoln, Maine, a final divi-
ded of 10 per cent is declared. A diyi-
dend of 25 per cent, previously declared.
The total amount of the indebtedness Of
the firm is about $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-06

The Western Union Telegraph opera
tors under A. II. Stewart, day chief, and
J, U. Rust, night chief, who received the
Presidents Message yesterday over four
wires, did their work exceedingly we'll.
The Banner force is a unit in saying that
II was decidedly the best Geographic
copy" ever received in this city, the
even being observed with
strict care. Il Nashville Banner, 8,
This is no doubt well deserved CON-
pliment As the message, which was all re-
ceived before eleven o'clock here, was, for
some mysterious reason, withheld from
the LKDoER by the managers of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, we
can not speak from the card as to its
clearness. The Memphis operators, how
ever, generally furnish excellent copy,
almost plain as print.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-06
The Dog Match.

GRAND JUNCTION, December 5.-For
the all ages stake, partly run yesterday,
and completed this morning, II. and D.
Brysons Sue, beat w. l. Crawford :
Gath, and won first prize Of $3.50 Gath
taking second prize of $3.50. Third prize,
of 500, was divided between Dan and
Foreman, The Derby Stakes, for young
pointers, began to-day, and will doubt.
less occupy until tomorrow and perhaps
Saturday.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-06
Attach uoui Notice.

Before Goo r Powell, ]. P, for Shelby ooun-
ty, renn.-No. S2l. Hadden 4 Harrington
vs. Chas A Jones.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1855 Of the code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of The defendant, Chas A Jones
By earnishment upon Bulby.To \ MoGew-
an, and afidavit haYing been made that dc.
fondant Is indebted 70 the plaintiff In the
sum Of s26 70, due BY account. and thai
tho claim is Just. and that the defend
ant Is q nonresident Of the State Of Ten
noSsee; IL IL therefore ordered that said DO.
fondAnt make his personal appearance bO.
fore mo on the 10th day 81 January, 1854, al
y O'clock M, a my once, No.
Madison gtroot, Memphis, Tennessee
and defend said attachment suit within u,
time prescribed by law, or the same viii
Be proceeded With ex-parts; and that = oopJ
81 this order be publilhed once week fol
four .weeks In the Public Ledger. n
This the 9Th day Of December, 1888.
81 81 % 90 GEO r P0MEL, ]. p.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-06

THERE is one thing in the Pres.
ident's message to be approved
and that is his reference tc
Mormonism. The Republican party,
in full power for over twenty years, ha,
permitted this denomination to grow
strong and defiant and has never made a
vigorous effort to break it up. So strong
has it grown that nothing less than the
military force will crush the institution
It is the disgrace and burning shame OIL
the age. The President recommends Wig
orous measures, which, it is to be hoped
will be rigidly enforced.
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gunerg Arre,fed Tor ThoTI.

CHICAGO, December c. Tho supers ems
ployed at tho Grand 0perahouse have
been arrested, suspected Of various thefts
reported by the members Of the theatrical
and opera companies. Some jewelry was
found in their possession which has since
been identified. In the room Of one Of
the superb arrested the police found hlteen
watches and other property Of like ma
Ure.
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NONRESIDENT notice.

No. bl27 R BIN the ChAnesry Court Of Shell
BY county, Tenn.-Fapnie Sherrod We klias
SharfOd.
IT appearing from hill, which Is sworn 10
/ In this cause thEt the defendant, Elias
Sherrod, is q resident Of the State Of Ala
bama and non resident Of the State oil
Tennessee.
II l. therefore ordered that he make
his appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
Shelby sounty,in Memphis, Tenn. ION or before
the first Monday inlJ anuary, 1884, and plead
answer or demur to complainant bill. or th'
same will be taken for confessed as 70 hin
and set for hearing ex-parte; and that l
copy Of thi5order DO published onoe q week
for four successive weeks, In the Public
Ledger.
This 9Th day Of December. 1883.
A oopy-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By NJ Bradley, d 0 M.
Poston X Potion, soils for complainant
~ 81 % 100
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Fires.

SALEM, ISD., December 6-sThe Salem
Wooden Mills. which has been idle two
months, burned last night. Loss, $4,000,
II is supposed 10 have been the work Of
an incendiary.
MONTREAL December 0-Wheliss'
drug store and Haswell & Go. burned last
night. Loss, $4,000 insured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-06

A RESOLUTION was introduced in the
VirginiaLegislature yesterday arraigning
Malone for his conduct and requesting
him to resign as United States Senator.
Little Malone will smile big smile all
around under his whiskers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-06

THE Commercial Gazette has made the
discovery that Carlisle made secession
speech eleven years after the war. Won
der ifhe wasn't in charge of Anderson.
vile prison also.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-06

AN Arkansaw jury in Polk county has
found a verdict in the case of man who
died of intemperance that is unique 10
nay the least' 1.-THE deceased came to his
death by drinking between drinks
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Failure of n New Jersey SILK
Company.

PATERSON, N. j., December 6,-The
Dove silk Co failed. Liabilities $lO2,
900; assets $4,000 The mills Of Pater-
sen and Dover employ 100 hands.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-06

The PUBLIC LEDGER Bindery
and JOB Printing Office Is moo located
al II Union street and ready for all
business ofering'
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Fine Farm For Sale
AT
Public Auction
On saturday, December sth,
Cor. Main and Madison Sis.
NOON.

This valuable farm Il situated nOAr the Biz
Greek Road, three-Quarterp Of q mile west Of
Rrayssr Station on the Oheaepeake kQad and
IN, Justly famed for the fertility Of the soil
This tract OF land contains leo acres, nearly
all In One state Of cultivation, No, ] fences,
farmh ouseS and residence, all with brick
chimnOys, cistorn, we'll. cribs, stables. etc,
~ 4 s9;Sns 4 the RiFls FI &c.
50 Statesmen
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M, L. SELDEN,
Real Estate Agent.
No. 207 Main st.

Prompt attention given 10 sales Of proper
collection Of rsnts and paying Of t ,asLSss.
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BROS. Auctioneers.

1ONCANSON BHOS, Aucdoneers.
q. 8. MARsHAL's SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
~ PI MIRRoRs: WiIHronNIcE - MATGH;.
WALNUT FRANZ GOLD TRACED PARLOR SUITE,
uPHOL>TERED IN EMBOSSED vrLVET (very
INLAip CENTER TABLES, EASY CHAIRS:
IRINCH PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS;
CABINE ,LAMBRk GUMS;
La HER COvERt B HALL CHAIRS;
MALNuT NJ 7. BOUFFElT very Handsomely:
WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE;
hE Ne. HEB COVERED DINING CHAIRS;
MALNUI BOOK CASE:
r EhAiH HEE =. C3vtEED LQgAGE: -
COTTAGE SETS;
DSTEADS. BUREAUS;
Mlkl.Ok FRONT WARDiOBF;
l. III AND OTHER MATTRESSES;
fh IpHfEMnSS. Pillows, AND BOOSTERS.
VELVET AND BODY BRUISED CARPETS
THIOUGHOUT THE HOUSE.
REFkIG RATOR, KITCHEN UTENSILS &C..
&c, PING THE INTIkE FURNIpRE. &C..
COSTA Ed PREMISES NO. lab K STREET
NOR INVEST. AT AUCTION.
~. virtue OF writ issued out Of the clerks Office of
m directed; will sci the premises, No. 1913 K
lH!RD. 1883 COMMENC1NG At TIN O'CiOCK
NJ all the right title, claim. and interest defend
ant IN and to all the articles contained therein taken and
seized and levied upon the goods and chatels of
ton No.. in favor of W. B. Moses, ct al.
CHAS. L. HENRY,
U. 8. Marshal under above execution.
sep2l-dts BY L. P. WILLIAMS. Deputy.
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TrayeDer,s Enyde

PENNSYLVANIA RoAD.-Trains leave B. p. STA
don, 9th and SITS NV, as follows: For New York
Philadelphia and the E.st-A.M., 500 (ex), esd
Omitted ex-l 1880 lexD pm, 1880 (ex.l 4:2O
iex;), $3.50 tex) and l0:aO tex.l On Sunday-P NJ,
4:0 Eek ESQ (ex.), 1920 (ex) For Boston, daily,
without change OF cars, 80 Pm (ex) on Sunday.
4:0 m. tex.) For Pittsburg and the West daily
AN, $3.50 lChicago llmited); $50 Uast line) PM.
1:SO (ex), $50 lexD For Rochester, Niagara Falls
Buffalo, etc.-P.M., daily except Saturday ESQ
4Xo For Baltimore-A.M., GAO, 500, $50, 80;
PM. 80, 4:0. 4:40 6:3O. 30 $50 and 1890 on
SundaynA NJ. $50 10 80; NJ, 20. 30 80 ESQ
ana 1920: For Elnira and Lockhaven, daily. ex-
cept Sunday. AN. $50 (ex.) For Richmond and
the South-A.M., $50. ii rs daily. PM. 800
daily, except Sunday. For Annapolis and Pope's
creek nne-A. NJ, $40; PM, 4:40, except Sunday
For AlexandriaA.M.. $3.50, ZOO 9:20 IL co. IL Is;
NJ, 200. 4:3O, 500. $780, 500 and II go on sun
day-A M, $50. IL ;25: p. NJ, 200, 500.
the station. corner OF N. j. ave. and ST., as fol-
lows: For New York and Philadelphia and the
East-A.M, $40 tex.) PM, 500 (ex), 9:4O (ex.l
On sunday 2. NJ, 500 (exl, 940 (ex) For Chicago,
cincinnati. st Louis and Louisville-A.M., sos
SeAD, lO:l5 tex9 PM, 1910 (ex) For Pittsburg,
Cleveland and Detroit-A.M., $3.50 (ex.) PM, SAD
Sex) daily For Baltimore on week days-A.M.,
RIO 2:sO 2:S5. $500. $3.50. 4:So 4:4O $50. 700
e:0u 10000. 9:4o II 80 For Baltimore on Sunday
$3.50, 7:45, $780, 10 .Oo. Pm, l:25 2:3s. 90,
q :40, $3.50, ZOO, 6:10, $40 For Annapolis-AM.,
g 40, 1910 Pm, 4:40. On Sunday-9:0O A. NJ, 40
Pm. For way stations between Washington and
BaltimoreeA.M., $40, 900. Pm, 1910, $780, 4:aO
::oo, II 30 For stations on Metropolitan Branch
8 AS daily. For Staunton-S:SO An. daily ex cept
sunday. For Frederick-s:30, 1915 AN. and 4:i5
+. N. daily except Sunday. For Hagerstown-lO:lS
A. ID. daily except sunday, s: AS p. NJ. daily.
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Exciting Scene In a Theater.
A MAN KILLS AN ACTRESS AND BLOWS HIS owl

BRAINS OUT.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Just before the close OF the
performance at the Alb mbra variety theater In
ST. Charles street last night Richard Whallen a
young man about 20 years Of age, fired shot from
revolver at Carrie Hart (0r Howard), one OF the
brains out D
Whallen, who was a travelling salesman for
Broderick Bascom, OF this city, Is said to have
been attracted by the GIRL and shot at her because
she refused to accept present from him. Another
story Is that Whallen recently lost considerable
leans, and that he was In great trouble about il
He had been drinking heavily
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DIVORCE SENSATION IN SAN Francisco
Gen. Winfield Scott Kries has applied for n
divorce, In San Francisco from HIS wife on the
ground that she was already the wife OF James
OBrlen Kelly, OF Sweet Caaly Oeate Springs Va
where he married her, the fact being unk nown to
MIN at that time. Mrs. Kries is a prominent
society lady or Stn Francisco. Her maiden name
was Flora A. Hastings She denies the charge
Wnen Gen. kreS first saw his present wife he be.
came so enamored OF her that ne persu l,ief his
former wife TO consent to be divorced from him
which she Immediately did The social promi.
nence OF the parties invests the case with much
interest ~ N
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ETJLEY, Auct.oneer.

LIST DAY OF THE AUCTION SALE.
On hONDAi, SEPTEMBER TWENTY FOURTH
common, ing at III fLF-PASr EN- A. NJ, viii SELL at
gus .Ii street northwest, follows:
30 pair fine and superior Blankets.
IUD Comforts quilted with white cotton.
. cases Naiisutta nheetngs, "a, "a, 1u4 IL wide.
Pure Silk Eeivets. in Black Navy Blue, Garnet,
Green. sc.
Back and Colored Silks. from best Lyons manu-
factuftrs-
Cashneres of best qualities, &c. 40 and 46 inches
wide.
fashionable Plaid Dress Goods. Towels and Table
Linens.
six rocatelle Linen Sheeting. Hosiery and Under
La les viii please attend this SALE the above-men-
toned foods will be y sltjye sold without reserve
All Gods sold are guaranteed perfect in every respect
Sep19-4t NJ FOLEY Anctioueer
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Ts'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ELEGANT SQUARE GRAND SCHUMACHER
GaN EMP GG F iX RoFLAEs E.E
TIE MIk H. o., SUPERB TURKISH CARP rs
AID LUGS. OIL PAINTINGS. ENGRAVIN GS
AND WATER COL0ks, IN GILT FRAMES;
FANCY SCREEN, ELEGANT WINDOW HA>G-
ISGS. GILT MARBLE-TOP BOUQUET STA>D
HAL<GT EA1LL WITH GILT TRACINGS.
PA AIN SUITE. LEATHER-COYE RED
WALNUI CHIFF0NIEk. VAS s. EBONY
G4NTIY CaKViD WaTNI1T MARRf 4 ZIP Up
SIDEBoAED. WITH FkENCH PLATE MIhKO L
OK, SMALL WALNUT SIDf BJARD, HALL
KA.k, INLAID NJ. I. CHAMBER STIfF. ASH
CHAMBLR SUIT. BRUSSEI.S AND INGlAIN
CAtPEIS, HAIR AND Hulk MATTRESS rs,
PILLOWS AN HOLSTERS WALNUT DINING
ChaIHs, OLD nNGLISH CHIN. KITCHEN
III QCI / Is. ETC, ETC. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBF r
|" IN fH-F1FTH 1888 at the residence If il gentle
man declining househtrpIng No 72 2lst street north
Nes. on square south Of Pennsylvania avenue. viii
Sell thr above effects Terms cash.
serI9-5t III MAS DOMLING. Auctioneer.
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Il P. LITTLE, Auctioneer.

u P. LITTLE, AuctOneer.
IKTSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE, TH1R-
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, BETWEEN q
A d l STREETS. IMPROVED BY TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated September I'd "a
D. 1880, recorded in liber $780, folio 49, seq.
OF the land records of the Disrict of Coumbia
at the request of the party thereby secured will sell
at PUBLIC auction, In front Of the p. emlses MON
DAY, OCTOBER IGHTH. AID. 1883. at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, original Lot thirty (30), in square
numbered ten hundred and twenty 1O2O), subdi-
vided in Lots A and :.
erms Of SAFE: one third Of the purchase money in
cash. and the res due i'll two equal nstanents. at
ana twelve mouths from day OF SALE with interest six
per cent, deferred payments to be secured by deed
OF trust on the premises above described. ali cash.
at the option of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be
compiled with within days from sale, be
30 at cost OF defaultng purchaser. deposit Of $50
required when the property is sod All conveyancing
and recording at the purchasers cost
Il MON A. ADAMS, r..
JOHN II. PEAKE. 1r0s'ees'
sep21-15t P. p. LITTLE Auchoneer
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III FOLEY, Auctioneer.

mi FOLEY, Auctioneer.
Tii u TEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SIXTH RECT. BETWEEN G AND Fl STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated July 16, 1885, GA
and recor led in Liber %, folio Pill ct seq. one
o. me land records of the District OF Columbia, and
az The request OF the parties secured thereby will offer
Tor sale at public auction in front OF the premises
MONDAl,O ODER FIRST. 1888. at FIVr O'C OCK
2} and the south sixteen 6) feet md eleven Dinches
% Lot thirteen 3) in square numbered eight hundred
ana seVcntye ght (SIo), recorded in Iber U53.
1910 ct seq OF The lald records of the District of
Columbia. with improvements thereon.
. erls: Oneth Of the purchase money in cash. and
the residue In two equal instruments at and twelve
months from day Of sae with interest secured to the
salsfacol OF the rustee. ali cash at the option of
the purchaser Trustee the right to resell at
the FISK and cost of the default ng haseF if terms
OF sac are not complied wi in sever days. One hun
dred dollars deposit required when bid j. accepted.
- - 1AUNIA c. DUNUUkE, Trustee.
NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer. sep21-lOt
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VNHOS. j. FISHER Il CO.,
l. heal Estate Auctioneers.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
NORTH SIDF OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
BEIW I'm TWtLFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On FhIDAY .AFTERN0oN, sEPTEMBERGA
TWENTY EIGHT, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Of E::j
the premises we shall sell the east II feet Of Lot IT, 2
LII Square 282. north side Of Massachusetts
nue., between 18th and 4th str cts northwest adjoining
ths resd nee Of Lester A. Bartlett esq., and improved
by Frame Dwelling, containing egh rooms.
Terms: One third cash: the remainder in six and
twelve months with interest and secured by deed of
trust. ThOS. J. FISHEk h Co
sep2i-d&ds Auctioreers
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The Pfttsburg Boiler Explosion.
THE V1CTIMS-THE CAUSE OF THB EXPLOSION UN

PITTsBURG, Sept 21.-The boiler explosion yes
terday In the fange works Of Phillips, Nimick &
CO.. and its terrible results were the ALI absorbing
topic here to-day. No more deaths have been re-
ported, but VIM. Stewart and VIM. Rolerman are
sclll IN precar1OuS condition and Will probably
dia Jessie Douglass, who was reported dead last
night, Is Still living. Her condition
Is such, however, that her death
House. one Of the victims, will BE- buried this
afternoon. His feliow-workmen, numbering seve-
raj hundred, Will attend the funeral in a body
The Cause OF the explosion is Still envelOped in
mystery. and probably VIII remain so, as the only
prisons VINO could throw any light on the condi-
ton OF the boiler before the explosion are dead,
on for the cOrOner'S verdict
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COURTNEY BEATS 1.-THE BEST TIMR on RFCoRp ~
A telegram to the New York Herald from Auburn
n. T., september 20th, says: ''Charles E. Court
ney accomplished wonderful feat to-day at
Union Spfln % On wager or 81 900 with james II.
Brister that he could not beat the best time on re-
cord for q three mile race The best time is 2Om
las. and Courtney rowed over measured course
OF three miles In IGN. 2a
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AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON
q AND ON F1FTE-NTH SHEETS NORTH
EAST.
will sell. by auction. on SATURDAY, TIT aa%
TIVE ,TY-SE o ID DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. ~
D 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front ot.A-
the premises. Lots IA. 15 &c. IT, Is and 49, in square
1,05l.
Terms of sale equarter cash and the balance in
two ana thu years in notes secured BY of
ru on the property sod nd bearing interest at tile
rate of six cent annum, all cash. option
of the purchaser. deposit of 5000 will required
when the property is struck off. All conveyancing at
pu, Oh sers cost.
sepl3-dts r. q. HOFFMAN, Auctionear
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(tHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
~ PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE AND PKENISES
NO. l20S STREET NORTHWEST

(NHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
~ PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
NO. 120S STREET NORTHWEST.
b. virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Cour. of<e,
the District OF Coumbis, passed in Equity canseT ;
Kilian ct al. wi sell at public auction. in front of
the premises. on TUESDAY. The TWENTY FIFTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBt X, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ part of Lat No. Is. in square No. 290. in the city
Of Washington. D. c.. beginning on street north %
feet Of the northwest Of said lot thence
east 10 feet thence south SO feet inches the rear Of
said lot thence west 10 feet and thence north the
place of beginning. Also the northwest Of Lot
No; II. In said square adjoining the sooye piece.
about l20 square feet of ground, together with the i'm
pr3.Sements consisting Of three-story brick house
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money In cash
anu the residue in three equal instruments. at six
Ter cent interest secured by purchasers notes and
SSsrsed nsn or all in cash. at purchasers option
OF 500 will he required when the property Is
Sold Convey ancing and recording at purchasers Cost
REGINALD FENDAtI. Trustee.
DrUc.voo,, S25 ~ street northwest.
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MARRIED..

,JONEs-BUZZFE. On September l1th, 1885, at ths
church OF the Holy Apostles. by the Rev, B. T.. Back e
u D.. Mr. THOMAS j. JONES, of this CITY TO MisS
NJ. LOUISE BUZZEE. of New York ~
.TUCKERaCAkRDLL. At jackson Hil, DC, on
IALLEToN w. TUCKER of Petersbura Va. an 81
the late Admiral John x. Tucker. 70 LIZZIE l. CAR.
ROLL, OF washington ID C.