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Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06

Gen. Franz Sigel says most of the Germans are for the election of the Democratic ticket. Seigel is Demo-
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06

The cause of the sinking of the U. S. Navy vessel the Tallaposa by the schooner Lowell, is now the subject of naval inquiry at Boston.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06

Cholera has appeared in the four burgs of Paris. It is now prevalent in Italy. The disease is increasing in violence in Naples.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06

A number of Mexican bandits who ere recently arrested near Matamo- ras, on the Rio Grande, were imme- diately shot.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06
Notice of Forfeiture.

VNO A. J. CASWELL THE UNDER Il signed co-owner in the FishOne mine situated and being in the Territory of Ari- zOna. County of Gila and Globe District, having done and performed the annual work on said mine as required by law for the year 1881. This is therefore to notify you that if you do not pay your full pro portion of cost of said work together with the cost of this advertisement within nine ty days after the first publication of this notice, your interest in said mine as CO., owner will utterly cease and become the property of the undersigned by operation of law.
 Aug. 20, 1884. Q.C. TEBBS.
 aug 23-96d
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06

The people throughout the United States are appealed to for $l25,OO0 to complete the pedestal of the Bartholdi statue
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06
Fer Sale.

O NEARLY NEW LARGE FREIGHT - Wagons. and three woke of work oxen, for sale. Apply 10 Jerry llyndmaD
 >clr. 2q-,rf N. W, BErNrS.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06

The Czar is alarmed at the spread of the cholera, and is taking measures to. keep it out of Russia.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06
Great damage by storms in England and Scotland is repoeted.

Fires have been raging in Rawa, a town in Austrian Galicia, and 5000 persons arc homeless.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06
Notice of Dissolution.

TNHE COPARTNERSHIP HER ETO- \ fore existing under the name and style of Hayse, Bissig x Piper, is this day dis solved by mutual consent. August Piper assumes the payment of the debts, and is authorized to collect the amounts due said firm.
 Globe, Aug. IS, 1884.
 CHARLES HAYSE,
 FRANK BISSIG. aug. 23-4wl AUGUST PIPER.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06

The following are the votes cast for delegate to Congress from Arizona in 1SSo.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-09-06

statue.
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The Swain Court.wartial.

EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES CONTINUED.
At the conclusion OF MI. Bateman'S examination
before the Swain court-martfal yesterday John c.
Auhey, bookkeeper for sBateman & Co., testified as
to the consolidated statement presented to Swain,
and Jay Stone, chief OF the correspondence division
War department, described the circumstances at
OF Bateman's letter containing the charges against
Swain.
MEssRs. BATEMAN AND BROWN RECALLED TODAY.
Mr. Bateman was recalled by the prosecution
this morning, and testified that MI. Brown had
told him Uhe witness) that Gen. Swain had
waived his claim against him (Brown) for the 10
per cent OF the profits and per cent interest which
he (Swaim) was to have had from Brown for the
loan of So 900.
Mr. Brown was recalled by the prosecution and
examined by counsel on both Sides principally as
to the purchase by Gen. Swain OF the D'Autrui
Claim.
VIM E. Lewis, formerly in the employment of
Bateman L Co., was called by the prosecution, and
testified that on September 18th, 1888, General
Swain came into the bank and asked what was his
balance; that he (WitneSSl, who was then Temporal
riiy in charge OF the books, examined Swaim'S ac-
count and reported to him that his balance was
81 JOG, whereupOn Gen. Swain drew a check for
s1.100 which was paid by the witness, Gen. Swain
then leaving the bank.
Mr. A. X. Paris a banker OF this city, was the
next witness called. He testified that he is. by
mutual consent CT the parties interested the truS-
tee for certain Of the pay accounts OF Col. Morrow
He identified monthly pay account OF June, 1882,
endorsed, 'Pay to the order OF SQuier & Co.." the
endorsement signed by Col. MORROW, and said that
this account had not been paid.
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News Briefs.

A. r. Wilson. inventor or the Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machine. has been sent 10 AN insane asylum
The Grand Trunk has cut rates TO SIS, Chicago "a
Boston.
London Truth says the Duke az Edinburgh has
been appointed TO the command OF the Medlter-
ranean squadron.
Ii the Spanish treaty Is adopted, line Of steam
eTs VIII he established between New York and
Sagua la GraDde
A reunion OF veterans who served under Gen.
Sheridan in The Shenandoah valley campaign was
held IN Boston yesterday.
The body OF Washington r. Schmidt OF New
York, was crematcd AT Lancaster. Pa, yesterday.
Daniel Kennedy was shot and killed by his wife
Wednesday.
W. +. ii. Whttemore, oil dealers, OF Boston,
nave laHeQ- Liabilities are reported at about
Sl50,000, with nominal assets OF s2aNa
memorial TO Pres,Gent-elect Cleveland asking
Tor The retention or Consul General Stearns at Mo-
treal is being extensively signed ia that city,
All the employees at the torpedo station Mt New.
port, except the heads OF departments, were dis
charged last evening owing 20 the lack OF funds.
The English negotiations with China. with a
view 10 settling the franco-ChineSe difficulty ami.
cably, have resulted In a failure.
The woman suffraCists OF New ork request SEN
ators Miller and Lapham 10 oppose the admission
or Dakota, because the state CONSTITUTION excludes
women from voting.
The dynamite brought 70 Halifax. ". F. n few
days ago and sold by the custom house authorities
was tested yesterday and found 10 be six times as
pow eriul as ordinary dynamite.
MIS- John Mccullough denies the rumor that she
intended putting her husband IL an insane asy-
lurn.
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Di~trtcs Government Affairs.
MISCELLANY.

The District Commissioners have transmitted
Judge Smells proposed bill 10 punish incest IN the
DISTRICT TO Chairman Barbour, OF the House District
SENATOR EpMrSns AND THs ryrxrHoSr POLES
senator Edmunds, under the date 81 the Sth IN
stant, aodreSsed the Commissioners on TIL subject
OF the erection OF telephone poles in the alley M
square 2l2, ana requested TO De furnished with
CopS OF the paper giving authority for erecting
it'll Inc commissioners, IN reply. state thai
under GATE on October q. 1854 the Chesapes Ike and
I".oiac lelephone company applied Tor permis-
the aiiey In square 212 The board OF Commission
ers APP roNed The application, recorded IN an en-
uorselnent on the same. COPY of which they
Transmit The endorsement on letter OF Telephone
company called for reads:
October Is, lsSt-Respectfully returned 20 the
usual con notions and additional general Conditions
requiring all poles ana overhead wires that
can be replaced 10y the underground
system DE removed, that all new poles shall pe
located as approved by the Engineer Commits
sioner. ana that the telephone company VIII rent
system Tor the service az the District as may ID
needed, ON the basis OF reasonable percentage Of
actual cost"
VITAL STATISTICS.
Inc NUMBER OF deaths Ia this District turing the
week ended Deem Der was i'll white and 20
toioreG The rate OF mortality per 1000 per an
mum being 1851 Tor the white - 81 for the colored
anu 1916 i9r the total population. The principal
causes OF death were consumption Ia, pneumonia
5, congestion al the lungs bronchitis s. diph-
lGefla =. or the uecedenIs II white and colonel
Were over 90 wears or age. and 10 white and IS col
oFea were under wears OF age. There were white
ana colored stan births. Marriages reported. IS
males, 10. y
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EtFURIS OF The COMA}SSiONERS IN THAT DIfiEC-
TON.
A STAR reporter, speaking with the Commission
ers this morning on the subject OF dogs and the
laws relative to their reguIa ton. told by one
Of them that every possibly effort was taken last
session to procure the passage OF an act which
would meet just such cases as the one complained
OF by Mr.. Hewitt but failed. They state that they
are often severely criticised by the local press for
failure 10 procure this or that enactment of Con-
greSS Instead OF receiving, they should, the SUP
port and cooperation OF the same, in their efforts
to procure needed local legislation.
House bill No, 3i4S re lting to police regulations
in the District OF Columbia and for other purposes"
OF last session, had much in it respecting the gov
eminent OF dogs, and another bill. the title OF
which they could not call to mind asked for powers
to cause the destruction OF dogs in certain cases;
also to prohibit droyes Of animals upon most fire.
Quented streets and many other nuiSances but all
these bills failed to pass. and the Commissioners
think IL the local press would direct some of its
structures to Congress instead OF them it would not
be amfSS
In respect to arrearages OF taxes due from street
papers concerning the failure of the Commission
ers to collect, they state that they have obtained
judgments for the same. judgment In the Circuit
Court was obtained against the metropolitan rail-
road for S147, 537 and one against the Washington
and Georgetown road for $4l $50. and against the
Baltimore and Ohio road action In court was taken
and Congress authorized heavy remisssons, cut
ting down the amount OF charges heavily. Every
thing now in the way OF needed legislation for the
District is receiving the undivided attention OF the
Commissioners
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The Hooking Valley strike is practically &C an
end. Lehman, Abraham & Co.'S cotton mills In
New Orleans have started up. The Pittsburg
machine moders viii accept the fifteen per cent
reduction. Nearly all the mills in Laconia N H.
ere running fun time at the old wages The Pitts
burg Hint glass workers struck yesterday against
the twenty per cent reduction. The Bigelow Car
pet company, at Clinton. Mass, has cut down
wages seven 10 eight per cent The striking matters
at South Norwalk. Conn, VIII start coop raLfve
company, with $1,000 capital The reduction Il
WAGES at Roachs Chester ship yard applies only
TO sub-b0SseS and heads OF departments All the
cotton factories but one IA Columbus, Ga, are run
ming full time
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DIED.
nDTrnr nc r--

BRIGHT. On Iursday, December B. 1884. at b
O'Clock m, Mrs. ELIZABETH BRIGHT, relictof tho
late James Bright i'm the seventy ninth year of her
Funeral viii take Place from her lae sdence, 1917
street southeast. Friday. at 10 o'clock n Rela-
tives and friends RESPECTFULLY invited TO attend =
o'BRIEN, On December llfh 1884. at 3: rs m. RE-
BECCA. beloved wife of L. O'Brien aged sixty eght
years.
Funeral will take place from her late residence No
go street northwest. on saturday December 18th
at O'Clock pm Relatives and friends respectfully
invited TO attend.
sPETsER At her late residence Nc 1908 llth street
southeast on "Wednesday December 10th. 1854 - $50
O'Clock M, Mrs. MARIA sPEIsER rect Of the late
John spelser ~ ID. seyenty- tth year Of her age
day December 18th. 1884 at 2 O'Clock .. m Frts.ds
respectfully invited TO attend
sTEwART On "Wednesday, DeceTbsr ioth. 1854 e
eight yeare of George Z. and Ann j. Stewart
Funeral saturday. 18th. sf 1870 O'clock from
his PARENTS residence sos 10th street. Re1afives an6
irfsfids are invited Eequiem msss q g. Pstr1cts
church. =
sToTT. On Wednesday. December loth. 1854. 1t
p. m. Mrs. CHAkLES STOTT.
from her late residencs NO. IAN Iowa cssss
Friday, 18th instant, at p N.
suLLIvAN; On wednesday; December 10Th. lseA
Years. native Of 1raiee. county Of Kerry. Ireland
51l virginia avenue southeast saturday morning SD
O'Clock aud then proceed st Prtere churh Frfsndo
Of the family respectfully invited tc attend.
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Funds for Relief Of the Poor.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ASSOCIATED


CHARITIES.
The following contributions have been made tc
the central Office Of the Associated Charities in ad
dition to those published in last evenings STAR
Rev. Douglass F. Forrest, d. d. s5 Mrs. NJ. C. Alex
ander, 50, 49, An Unknown Friend, $50; w. F. Clark,
$; Mrs. F. C. Cairn, So: N. Theaker, Sc; 9TH Sub
division. $50; E. R. Mexican, s.; Mrs Mary Howe
Young, S: Geo. Rose, Jr., proceeds OF entertain
menD. s.; Chas. Baum, $40; Henry Lindsey, s.;
Daniel E. Cahill. S.: W. $. Thompson, g. Mrs H.
Walker Lewis, s.; Mrs. A. l. Reed, $2:: W. R Spear,
s.; E. Heilbrun, So; Miss 7. Cammack, g; Rev. w.
A. Bartlett, IS; Dr. Robt. Reyburn, S.: John Sher-
Pan 6a TSpPs Judge NV
Thompson, SOS; Geo. W. Brown, $40; Rev. S. H
Greene, Sc; Mrs NJ. E. Hyer. g; Mrs Ketchum, Sc;
MT Hayden, Sss; james Allen en-; shields e; B. F.
AN ALLEGED PRoFANE FEMALE HoUsEBREAKER.
The grocery store OF Mr.. William II. Mohler was
entered about two O'Clock Sunday morning by cut
ting O panel from the front door and robbed OF
S.. As In money and O quantity OF goods Yester-
day evening Officer Rhodes went to the house OF
Eliza Moore, colored, halt square from m. Mohlers
when she called him bad name, but confessed
her guilt and claimed that she was drunk at the
time the robbery was committed In the Police
Court this morning Eliza was fined IS for the pro-
family. and the case Of HOUSEKEEPING against her
was continued for one week.
THE CONSIDERATION OF ST. PATRIcK's CHURCH.
Rev. Father Walter, pastor OF ST. Patrck'S church,
who has had q conference with Archbishop Gibbons.
Of Baltimore, in relation TO the Dedication OF the
new St Patricks church, returned 70 the city last
evening. The ceremonies OF conservation win take
place sunday, the 26th Instant Archbishop Glib
bons Will ofcfate, assisted by Archbishop Ryan, Of
Philadelphia, and Bishop keane, OF Richmond
Bishop Kahn, OF Wheeling, and other distinguished
members OF the Catholic clergy are expected 70 be
present.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
7 u U'MEARA & CO..
-. 1347 Pennsylvania avenue.

DAILY AND EVENING AUCTION SALE OF vALU-
ABLk CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, COMMENCING
MONDAY Al 1880 A NJ. AND AT p. NJ.
The Public specially invited to attend the
MO MING AUCTION SALE. some very valuable
Christmas Presents must be sold. such as
LADlEo' AND nkNrs' kERi FINE IA < GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES. FINE SOLID GOLD NECK
LACE BkAcELETs CHAINS, Sc: ,DIAMoNE ~,
AEETHYST. ONYX. AND II FRYE R1NGS-AND
SETS; IMPORTED FRENCH CATHEDRAL I, CONG sS
I'D BJHEMI n DUPf.Ex LAMPS. VALUE $500
10 s350o; NJ CHANICAL TOYS, FINE FRENCH
DOLLS. Liable PLUSH ND ALLIGATOR SATCH-
Ills. R0GERs' FINE SILVER PLATED WARE.
DINNER AND TEA SITS. CASTORS. PICkLES,
ikUIT STANDS. kNITEs. FOLKS a, AND SPOONS,
FROM TWO TO TEN TUNES: CUTLERY, OPERA
CLASSES LADIES' BEST IOSEWOOD AND NICKEL
BASJOS AND GUITARS; WADE AND BUTCHER
EAZORS. REyOLyFtiS. TOOLS SKATES, SLEDS,
Toys OF ALL KINDS. AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD PRESENTS.
BY direction OF the owner to change business will
sell, ON the Premises. all the above stock of J. u.
OMEtRA & Co. 1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington, D. G. Sale commences at SEVEN p NJ
6reat bargans may be expected. FOLEY Auct.
y. B-The Fixtures viii be sold. at terrnin-
alton of sale the store will be occupied by J. u.
O'NEARA Co. Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
d4
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ALLEGED ELECTION FRACDs.-James g. Flint
member OF the Union League cub was charged
before United States Commissioner Shields in New
York yesterday, with having persuaded Abe Yet
singer to vote under another mans name for leye-
land He pleaded not guilty, and was held FOR ex-
animation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-11

THE NEW YORK SESAToESHIP.-Mr. Warren said
IN New York last evening with some sharpness
that he never said he was a candidate for the
SsnatorShip and no one could truly say that he
had ever consented 60 allow his name 10 he used
Several politicians about the Fifth Avenue hotel
expressed the opinion that Mr.. Depews with
dgayai enhanced the chances OF Hon. Frank His
cock.
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'E'HUMAS DOWLING, Auct1oneer
CHANCERY SALE OF COMFORTABLE HOUSE

CHANCERY SALE OF COMFORTABLE HOUSE
AND LOT. NO 2522 + S Rect
By virtue of decree in EaHity, cause No 9176 -
o'iiar. W MeLiughlin, Will sell on FRIDAY. Isl
the WFLFi III DAY OF DECEMBER A. d. 1884 -
at FOUR O'CLOCK. T. II, the part of lot No H.
IN square No 20. fronting IL feet inches on street
with depth of los feet to wild alley improved with
comfortable house, being premises No 2522 street
northwest
Terms OF sale are: One-hslf cash. with residue in
equal Payments six and twelve months with interest,"
or al cash AZ the option of the purchaser. and $50
post when property is struck off conveyancing pur
chaser's cost. FRED W JONES. Trustee
d4dts Gunton Building 432S louisiana ave
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MAgefSEf,n.

GOLDEy-NORTHERN. On Wednesday. December
10 1894. bv the Rev Vim Mex. HaInfnack at the resi-
dence If The bride in Prince Georges county Msryland
ROB RI A. GOLDEN, of this city. TO MISS BELLE
NORTHERN.
LARNER-CCX. On the 9th Of December. 1884. by
the Rev. VIM Alvin bartlett. ID d.. CHARlfS n. LAX
NEk TO ANNIE Is. cox both Of this city. No cards.
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TO.NOR ROW.
EITCH. FOX L BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

IA
HANDSOME FURNITURE. CARPETS, &C..
- EMBRACING
EBONY FRAME PARFOn SUITE,
RECEIPT y CHAIRS. MARBLE TOP CENTER
TABLES. EBONY IABLES EASY CHAIRS,
RATTAN CHAIRS. COUE HES,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,
ASH CHAMBER SUITES,
WALNUT FOLDING BEDSTEADS, SINGLE BED
STEtDS. BURE Us. WASHSf ANDS,
COMMODES. SUP RB WALNUT VI f. STDEBOARD
WALNUT PILLAR KITE NSION TABLE
IEATHER- COVERED DINING CHAIRS,
WALNUT DWARF BO IkCASE. CYLINDER DESK,
LACE CURTAINS, PORTEIRES. LAMBREQUINS.
CORNICf. FINE HAIR AND OTHEk MAT.
TRESSES,
TOILET WARE. ISNNER SET,
TURKISH, BODY BRUSSELS. HALL. STAIR AND
OTHER CARPETS THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE
IN bAGELLENT CONDI ION. RUGS
CONTENTS OF SERVANTS ROOMS, &C. &c
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. d GENDER TWELFTH
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.w we will sell at residence
OF Hon C. Plat No lll6 Vermont avenue. all the Fur
niture Carpets. &c contained therein which we re-
So cttully call the atte ntion of buyers.
dS-4t DUNCANSON RR0C
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NJ l4rH St; Wharf. foot Of l4th st-Loug Wood-Pfne
r. per cord; Oaa, q; Hickory 81. sawed and Split
e1ue % per cord; Oak. q; Hickory. cara n2o-lms
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w dies. All female complaints quickly curud. o. -
eonsutsd daily q l2e5 5th street northy0 o0 ko1D
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MO CURE NO PAY.-wHITERIRsJ,s CEDAR
~ BALsAN Is warranted to cure Coughs. Colds,
,roup. Throat and Lung Diseases, six drops dosa
your money back Sold by all Druggists nl4-f ttI3n
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I'd Edition.
Latest fGlGgranS to The Star.
THE CENTENARY CoNrERENCE.

THE CENTENARY CONFERENCE.
Held. "'
BALTIMORE, Nd, December 1f.-At the centenary
conference this morning Bishop Wilson, of the NJ.
E. church south, occupied the chair. Prayer was
offered by Rev. a. s. Hunt, agent OF the American
Bible society, after which the minutes were read
by Rev. J. s Martin, Of West Virginia
resolution calling for a grand temperance de-
mOnStrat10n during the session OF the conference
was referred to the executive committee
The special order Of the day-a review OF the
superlnt ndlng OF Asbury and what he did for
Mel hodism, by the Rev. Jesse Boring. Of the NJ. E.
church, south-was read by William S. Thompson,
the venerable Dr. Boring being unequal to the task
The essay was general review OF the labors OF
Asbury, the difficulties he overcame and the sue
cess that ultimately crowned his work.
1t was followed py an address by Rev. Alfred
Wheeler on the relations of john Wesley to Ameri-
can Methodfsm. This was followed by a general
discussion On the subject OF itineracy.
Bishop Andrews made report recommending
that two temperance mass meetings be held on
Saturday next under the auspices OF the confer
ence, which was adopted. Adjourned.
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, December 1.-THE central chamber OF
parliamentary inquiry into the causes OF the pres
ent agricultural depression with view to protec-
ton. An amendment to the resolution in favor Of
Tree trade was rejected by ayOte OF % to9.
THE CONGO CONFERENCE.
BERLIN, December 1.-THE Congo conference It
is expected, Will finish its deliberations by Decem-
Der 22d.
DiphtherIa III Montreal.
MONTREAL, December 1t.-Seventeen fatal cases
OF diphtheria are recorded in the returns for this
city alone last week, besides many Others in the
immediate suburbs
VIZ. Adams and Miss COleridge Pri.
vatesy Married.
LONDON, December 11.-Mr. Adams and Miss
COleridge were married privately to-day.
New Jersey Prohibitionists.
TRENTON. n. j., December 11.-Three hundred
prOEibitonists from various parts OF the state met
in this city this morning Mayor Maxon, OF Plain
field presided. The object OF the meeting is to re-
organize for prohibition work in coming legislature.
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nANENHOWER & son,
~ Real Estate and Insurance,
No 1226 street northwest

II N.
' --''N' No i i2 rs F stree street northwest
DWELLING HOUSE. WITH ALL MoDEKN M
FfR hBrEi1i No. 1624 FIFTH STREET
BY virtue of deed of trust made November 18th *,
snd aq 81 G Il 9eF 1ss4 folio Is ct
direction OF party secured will at public SALE
T Fl q Day OF G s aak i idE
oCLOtk n; part OF Lot numbered nine CO.. in
nlne for the same at point seventeen 40 feet six Is
1eht5 north from the southeast Of said lot
ninety three Cs3 feet four ana half t4ssl inches
three e and nall a - inches to the place
OF beginning with ali the improvements thereon or in
Terms OF sale: One third cash. balance in and
years with interest at six per centrum secured by deed
ancing at purchasers cost deposit of $500 required
days Otherwise the trustees reserve the right to res
pu a no cost q d3uns after five days.
newspaper publishei n Washington D evening star
& NasHINaTol R bssf NHeTkk Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. d5-dtls
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRT TGTEgF SAFE Eo4 OF THREE SMALL BRICK
1906 kfSGEaS PLaCE S OF hps Es1s 1904
n F s virtue @ deed Of CI1st dated 18th March
I pr we We shall se THgKS6iY AFTER SooN,
ThRE ocock IN front Of th hsS prem 4.
ses. Lots numbered one hundred and three u03| Que
hundred and two (l02l and hundred and one TIOD
according 10 T. hingInans subd of sub lots num-
bercd tventysix (2e) TO thirty $3.50 inclusive in
square NAN becd two hundred and forty-one Cab as
recorded IN Book IL of subdivisions Page in the Office
OF the .uryeyor OF the District Of Columbia together
with the improvements thereon. consisting of three
two-story aud Basement brick dwellings, known as
Nos lJU2 i50i aud 1906 kingman Place northwest
which Will be sold separately.
iernls: One-thir cash balance in six t6) and twelve
I'D months with interest and secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold deposit 500 will be re-
CURED on each lot at time of sale. Couveyancing at
cost Of purchaser. If terms of are not compIief
with within ten days from day of sale the property
VIII be resoid at risk and cost OF defaung purchaser
after i've days notice in The Evening Star
EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN Trustee
1924 street northwest;
FREDERICK b. McIUIKE, Trustee
d6-dS1s 1905 street