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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-19
loI0lMITInEIGIT1RI.I
Notice Of abandonment.

Whereas nv wife. Eiaysa Calico Sic
ver~. bss Voluntarily and wiih9ul ja-t
cause Or p Oyocatiin left my bed and
Dsard. | he'eay latiiy ali whom IL may
cancG,n not 20 hsi brr ~ tu~t h-r 10 any
goods. wares or !. efchau disc ia my nan G,
a. viii not b. sespors be o. any deJls
she my Contract
Sigaed NJ eiope. Masicoaa county, A.
T., this z, t day If april, l. D.. 1894.
JON SiEN ks.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-19
Summons.
Robert B. Todd, Plaintiff,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or the Sec.
ond Judicial j strict ii the Territory
OF Arizona, j n and forShe County OF Mar
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WIZ He HosBLEp.

He was man Of about fifty. probably Not emaciated
sckly looking yet, he ted along the sidewalk it
plain that to put foot before the other was rs
much he could do 'What's the matter with that
mani" people to each other they met him Fol-
lowing him with their eyes they saw him enter drug
store where lie sank into chair by the soda fountain
letting his thick fall to the floor with terrific
crash.
As the startled druggist forward the stranger
spoke in the tone of one not to be trihed with
Sir" he said. can you cure the worst backache that
ever afflicted weary world pifgrim?"
"Sir can, replied the druggist taking from shelf
elegant box and placing it before his sroan;ns Gus
toner. Here, friend is the free and accept ed REM
eiy for backache - BENsON'S CAPCINE POROUS
PLASTER sell more of them than of all other kinds
put together. Why! Because they do the work Won
The older sorts OF plastes slow and uncertain
these are quick and They possess the highest
medicinal virtues endorsed by and praised
Thanks really think they will Seems to me feel
better already from the faith with which YOU have in
spired me. Good day"
BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS are pre-
pared upon improved formula by DISTINGUISHED ply
sicans and chemists to meet felt for wears They
never fail to keep faith with those who trust them Tn
the middle of the genuine is cut the wor1 Capcine
Price IS cents Seabury & Johnson Pharmaceutical
Chemists, New York. 1t
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The Case Of Baker Pasha.
From the London News.

From the London News.
We are sorry to hear that petition to the
queen has been drawn up praying for the res
tOratiOn OF Baker Pasila to the British army.
Such request is really. though of course not
Intentionally, an insult to her majesty. The
subject is a disagreeable one, and we should
gladly have been spared the pain Of referring to
it, To have revived discussion Of 1t gratuitously
would have been cruel and vindctive. But
Baker Pasha's injudicious friends have forced it
upon the public. BY their ill-advised efforts to
procure the regrant of his commission they have
created the necessity CO restating the reason
why he was deprived oft. We cannot believe
that all the persons " no have been rushing into
print on behalf OF this cashiered officer are
really acquainted with the facts of the case.
Baker Pasha, then Colonel Valentine Baker.
was convicted less than ten years ago of an in
decent assault upon lady in railroad car
rage. still grayer charge was not pressed,
But the Offfnse was very bad example of the
bad class 20 which it belongs. We cannot for
obvious reasons go into detail The truth of
the charge was not denied. and at all events the
Jury had no difficulty in making UP their minds
Excuse of course there could not be- Pallia-
ton there was none. There was not the faint
est ground for the suggestion that the lady's
conduct had been in any way improper, or that
Colonel Baker had received any sort of en-
cOuragement He was sentenced by the pres
ent master of the rolls to twelve months i'm
prisonment as frst-class misdemeanant,
punishment which certainly did not err on the
side OF severity. He was also dismissed from a
service where every officer is supposed to be
gentleman The women who are said to have
urged the reinstatement of Baker Pasha must
be chartably supposed to be unacquainted with
the nature of the brutal and unmanly outrage
which he inflicted upon one of their sex. They
might otherwise have been assumed to be ca
pabe OF understanding the shame the misery.
the innocent degradation which the victim of
such violence must endure. Any condemnation
OF crime which would make it impossible for
modest women to travel alone would In itself
be wrong to society. and it is impossible that
either the queen or the secretary of state for
war could listen for a moment to the proposal
SO indecOrOusly made
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Bringing Him 10 Taw.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

From the Atlanta Constitution
Two men were standing at the gate Of
country farm-yard whiting sticks and giving
each other dots about managing women
Talk sassy to 'em, the man on the outside of
the fence said, "an' yen see how they'll be
fotch down."
Just then the cabin door opened, and red
headed, long necked woman yelled:
:'Say, 'Zeke, Their fiours out"
''Out wharf" he yelled back.
''Outen ther bar'l," she answered
wall, put 1t back an cover it up tighter" he
replied, while the outside man grinned.
Don't you see how she's hacked o. ready2"
he laughed, when the fiery top knot disap-
peared.
81 does" spoke the elated victor. Presently
the same shrill voice cried:
''Zeke. Use gwine over to mars an eff We
baby hyar."
Dunno whether they's ketchin' er not" re-
piled the husband.
''Tve never seed EN- ketch enything."
Again the head was drawn back, amid ap-
plause from the outside. The next time the
door opened the muzzle Of shotgun was poked
cut and q bead drawn on the sa1cy man.
''Zeke." came the solemn voice.
"Melindy, he gasped, looking in vain for
:"Zeke," she continued ether nours out"
GAN rite, I'm of ter the mill at once" he an
swered sisiveringly.
''Zeke." I'm gwine over ter mars . spell.
dye think the measles is ketchin'?"
mo. Mellndy, seed pap ter day, an he seid
the chiunz wuz all we'll"
''Kerrect," she said, lowering the gun. 'I'm
of. Ye can sOrter clean up the place till Git
back, but be shore ter stay inside while I'm
gone"
Gan rite" he answered meekly, moving aside
to let her pass.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY C0IvpY

Ii
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
DOUBLE fksSM sASSEF COUPLER
sehe:ple to take eject SUNDAY, Novembsr 49, M
.Sd nf IRON station cnnsf Of EsM
ser Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Lou.s
Through Coaches and Ps.ce Sleeping der To- e .SoS
ponts Without CHANGE lol5s NJ daily to Chicago
FS1 i e ,c1s an. md & r., day.
ins 4 Cars to Pit strbg ,, y, uon,u.
daily with Sleeper for Toledo Wheeling and Lafs
Trains e for ph,ladelpbi. and New York n, $40. NJ
daily. except sunday p. m and l0,uOp N. daily with
azrlST and Isl seeins Cars sstached
snd an 10 IS SO 80 90 q si nun.
For Bainmore On Sundays, $50 500. sSo am. las
p; 2;ss $3.50, 3 90 sc; $40 I'd o0g u -,
Sunday. 90 am. 4:4opm.
sS ss ao 5Tssn 40 s and
t.r stations on metropolitan branch 7:iO am and
PRINCIPAL stations on .tr.l o,tan b AMI go i m
galley 'ss susas iS1 daily sse sunday az
pm. daily; for Frederick. $50 am. io:i5 am s
For ioi s's dAy
1.ns Arrive err iro ns e Wes, daily hh go 10 a
From New lSsk, and philadslphia, 2.s6. ssoam d.nn
From AnnaEolis. s:i1 an nd l.so and G:s7 pm.
From Lexington, Go q m daily and 2:l5p m datlv
except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate POINTS IS 10 90
NJ, PTS 20 p m. and 90 r. m daily eIcep6
Sunday. $50 p daily from Point Of Rocks
TRAINS leave Baltimore Cor ashlngton at 90 g. 80
10. 30 9. el0. and 10 30 m, II Is. $50 L. $40
70. 80. 500 and 10 r. m. on Sundays. 2 4.lQ
90 3 S:lu q. H. 80. s. 6:25. 30 and 100 D. m
Al trains from Washington stop Relay Station exoepo
A:3Up.m.
For further Information. apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofce-N sshington Station, Gig 1881
fennsy ania avenue, l4h where orders
will be taken for bs.gags " be checked aud I'd 4
Nm CLEMENTS, NJ Of T. Baltimore
nl9 e. X LORD lSeuu Passenger Agp,,t
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more to the inner recesses OF his house, evil
IDENTITY not wishing to be more in the way than
possible.
The gentleman turns round, orders his syce
10 take the pony to the stables, walks steadily
down TO the little door at the other end and
lifting aside the purdah. says "Are you there.
-" calling Mrs. Clather BY her Christian
name; and sweet voice answers from within,
\ es: is that you come at last? Entrez and
shut the door"
1t would require an artist of no mean ability
to paint the countenances Of the party. both
men and women. seated round the table in the
other corner Of the veranda. 1t was more a
look OF intense delight and satisfaction that dis
played itself on the faces OF both Mrs. Allison
and Mrs Barnard, and look more of surprise
and wonder on those of the others.
Come let us go; this is no tit place to be in
at such time of night as this" quoth Mrs. Al
Iison; and having ordered their jompans and
ponies they start on their hOmeward way. They
discuss the affairs of the evening and nothing
is too bad for either Captain Fem or Mrs.
o!eather. The fair ones OF the party always be-
ileVed there Was something more than a mere
irritation In 1t; but to come TO this-too dread
full Ana what piece of scandal for the end
oil the season, too. As for the men Of the
party. they were more puzzled than anything.
Captain Fem was such a friend Of Cleathers
they could hardly bglIeve it: however" they
say. anything is possible with q woman at the
bottom of it,
BY II O'Clock that night the news has spread
like wildiire among the select gossiping circles
OF Nynee Tai, and even one fair dame. more en-
ergetic than the rest wends her way no to
Mrs Cleathers house to see what she can wean
out OF the bearer All he knows is that the
memsahib went off in a great hurry. and he
doesn't think she will be back till the next day.
Worse and worse. Was there ever such bare
faced piece OF scandal rs this? And they deter
mine tomorrow to let everyone in the place
know of what has happened.
Morning breaks at Nynee Tai and the sun
rises over the mountain tops in all his Oriental
glory, making everything around seem bright
ana happy Little does pretty Mrs. Cleather
think there is a thunderstorm of no small pro-
portions about to burst over her head
Mrs. Allison. Mrs Barnard and Mrs. Dawson
are walking on the Mall about twelve o'clock.
when who should they meet but Captain Fem
himself. He stops and talks to them, in answer
to their queries as to where he was the evening
before says
well, had rather slow evening at the club
] had intended to go down to Douglas Dale to
meet Cleather; his wife got telegram from him
In the afternoon, telling her he would lie there
at half-past seven. SO sent down my pony to
Ranibagh for him to ride up the hill on. l be-
heve they remained there last night. I'm rather
expecting to see them coming up the Mall now.
BY Jove, there they are,'-Lo1,dos World
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Suing a Steamship Company for the
Death OF Il Wife.

SUNG a Steamship Company for the
Death OF Il Wife.
From the New York Times.
Mr.. Anthony O'Donnell. of Pittsburg. is about
to sue a wel-known reputable ocean steam
ship company for damages for the loss OF his
wife. She died, the physicians say, from heart
disease. but the company was negligent, it is
charged. in that during her Illness, which
lasted for several days and was caused by sea-
sickness. no one, from the captain to the
stewardess. and not excepting the surgeon OF
the ship, paid her even one visit. There is too
much reason to believe that the case does not
stand alone. The medical transatlantic SER
vice, as whole, is wretched. According to
recent return to parliament, only 81 of the AL
surgeons who had charge of the ships bringing
passengers to the United States were qualified
men over 30 years of age. 46 were under 25 90
would have been ineligible for service in any
British regiment man-Of-war. or prison. That
Is TO say, the passengers were at the mercy of
medical men incompetent 10 Kill or cure convcts
ana paupers. AS the rate of mortality is to
500, it appears how shocking this is. The trOu-
bic is. the service is disOrmarliZed and uncon-
trolled. surgeon has no rank among ships
company. and his wages at the best are about
go monthly His employment is usually by
the voyage. like a common sailor. He has no
assistant. and not seldom undertakes the du-
ties because he is an invalid and needs the voy-
are A ships physician should be familiar with
quarantine laws. and he should be fitted to
cope with epidemics and contagious diseases.
II the case now brought should establish a liza
bility on the part of the steamship company
much would be done, for the others would take
warning. But what is really needed is legisla-
ton. The health of the thousands who cross
the ocean should not be at the mercy of the I'M
controlled trugality of a corporation. No in
dividual can help himself unless he is wealthy
enough to take physician for himself For a
week his health and life are at the mercy of a
possibly misery owner and doctor ignorant
ii not worse. 1t Is an exceptionally fit case for
governmental action.
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FUTURE DAYS,
uHoMAs DOWNING Auctioneer

ASSLGNEES SALE oFEALUABIE IMPROVED AND
m raT S[9 REAL ESTATE, IN GEORGE
Under and by virtue of deed Of ASSIGNMENT 10 -
tIic in Iilr IO7 l. folio pa ct seq We viii s. "a
the date aud time hereinafter M ntioned n thaS, Far.
ceis II ground lying and being in III eity OF ti,o-
town. in said District and described follows to Wit
ArRiI Ss4 at AS fotR O'clock Pm
shall sell the east halt OF lot 50 in Beatty and Hawkins
feet the south sid of lst street. aud
b: OK about $50 feet. and improved Ivy fine large.
house. known as premises No $3.50 street.
Sec3nd nnedatey Thereafter we shall SCI the west
depsh and improved 10y desirable cottage HOUSE. known
Third. AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. we
shall sell those parts of lots - and - in . George
kns addition THERETO fronting about 60 feet on the
north side of Prospect street ana having depth Of
ises No 1921 Prospect street
Fourth. ON TUESDAY, The FIFTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL 1854. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ
We shall sell much OF the ground lying at the south
east corner Of Read and Cqnsrss str.ts as wa cor
deed duly Forded am said land records in i!sr 65i
folio 26 ct SEQ and %as not SO 10y said Mitchell
records in ber 1852 folio $50 ct seq; the part Rot
on Congress street and about y feet on Rod street
hay az aGebae dsnth Of aS2a loo f Sad Tpgn
which viii be exhibited sale.
III" improved property will he sold subject to the
viii pr at the sae HE unoyr r 81 T :,
be sold clear of incumbrances-
Terms of sale One half cash. of which 100 must be
paid at the time OF sale upon each piece of property
idue at and twelve months respectively. secured 10y
OF six per cent per annum and deed Of trust upon the
property sold: or all cash at option Of purchaser. AL
reserve he riSht to rcel at fsnins purRssrs
cost and risk # terms are not complied with in ten days
t Il; S" Il 5Hs$ls. ss NV A..is,es.
ap2-dts 32l Az street n.w)
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CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
on THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET. BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS; EAST SIDE OF
NINTH BETWEEN AND STREETS. AND ON
WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH, BETWEEN NORTH
STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated October GOTH -
ID. 1855. and recorded in lber No 1O61 folio l38
ct seq one Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia we shall offer at public auction. In front of
the premises the following real estate situate
in the city Of District Of Columbia to wit
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. Lot numbered two (2). in square
On SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p
dred and thirty Eight (9a8)
On SANE DAY. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. Lott num-
bered nine ( ten u0) eleven d. twelve CID. in square
have been newly subdivided by us, and which sub
division will be exhibited at time of sale.
Terms: One-third in cash, and the balance in six
twelve eighteen and twenty -four months with interest
at six per cent per annum secured 10y deed of
trust on the prof. erty sold; all cash at option
Of the purchaser purchasers. deposit of
$50 will be requd at the time of sale each
lot and all recording and conyeyaiicing at the ex-
pense Of purchaser or purchasers. Terms to be
complied with in days otherwise the property will
be rsod at the risk and cost of the defaulng pur-
chaser after five days advertisement
DANIEL OC. CALLAHAN, |
No 43o 9TH street northwest Tr,s.o..
RANDALL HAGNER, Afus'eo0.
sp5-d&ds 40 Louisiana ave. northwest.
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TT,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
USIMPRONED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
COLIN AVENUE fOR GLENWOOD ROAD. KNOWN
AS THE HEATING PROPERTY. WASHINGTON
ID. c.
BY virtue Of a .'ecree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia, sitting equity PASSED ~
in cause !wheren Heating ct al. are ccmpla Leu
amt ami Ne laugh in IT al are defendants No S6Gl.
shall on IHuksDA1. THE TWENIl, FOURTH
DAY OF APRIL. A ID. 1SS4. at FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ on the premises. sell the following described real
estate situated in said district to wit Lots Nc "a So
40t2 AZ 40. So I'll. 6S IS and 49, in McLausllin's sub
division of the tract of land known Prospect Hill.
and also the undivided half interest in and Lots
SO 81 and 81 in the said subdivision of Prospect Hill
toEc her with the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of large and we-built brick dwelling and
stables.
Terms: one-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear six cent interest from Gay
sale; or all cash. at the option of the purchaser pur-
chasers. Deposits of &25 will be required each un-
improved lot and $3.50 the home ad- Ii
sale not complied with within five days day
OF SALE the Trustee the right TO resell the prop
ery at the risk cost of defaung purchaser o,
purchasers. JOHN +. ENNIS. Trustee,
No. iS6 Louisiana avenue.
In order to TO the purchaser purchasers of the
homestead mentioned in the above advertisement good
and valid title to the whole of the said property shall
at the SAME TIME AND PLACE offer for sale my un-
divided half interest in and to the said homestead
apS-dts MARGARET A. THYSON.
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THE -oTTU GAS ENGINE

TIME "OTTU GAS ENGINE
Requires boiler. avoids all expensve aftcndsn.s
loss OF time handling of fuel and no ashes II IL
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
Elevators Sewing Machines. Meat Choppers Printing
snd lihograIhic Presses, Coffee Mills Roaxteis lap-r
sIo Ruling Machinery. Lathos. kc, &c. Ills engine
rurs VIII extreme smoCtesa aud regularity sltsi
IoEs.=sstr the least number VI WORKING PARTS alI
treai sIi- :,licity o. mechanism
! o. Particulars IL ll.Icea &c. Gll.y Office q
hSs..iD. tOl Gas l..lt ~ Nll
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CIR The BEsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have hand larxe stock Of the Celebrated CON
CORD HARNESS." of all kinds and description
at Lowest Prices.
81 Coupe Carriage. and Road Harness speciality
LUTZ BRO.
E.pennsylvania Avenus
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and satchels in great variety lowest prices
3al6
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FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND II
RAILROADS.
FTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE To THE SOI-TH Sor-TVwFS

fINft VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
hNDiMEST.
Schedule III effect NOVEMBER Ia, 1874
e:35 A.M.-NEN ORLEANS MAIL daily. making Close
connections to all points South aud Southwest.
DAILY. tx cpt sunday with c. 4 o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New \, rk and WASH
i1gton to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleals.
CHARLOTTESVILLE FAST liz T.. Daily via Char
lott syllle to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville.
NA0 Z. M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
to all points South and Southwest via Danyile ard
charlotte Dailycsctt Sunday wi G. u . Hallway.
Pullman Sltepiug from Naslin ton Via DAN
vile Charlotte and Atlanta TO New Orleans; also.
from Washington via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at sS5 A
NJ. daily, except sunday
Warrenton trains leave Washington at 8:a5 A n and
5a10 NJ. daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Companys Of
nee, col Pennsyl yanix avenue at Union Depot
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n MACDANIEL.
Gen. Pass. Agent Aren't
mario SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
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IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHwFHr
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENkRH
e1EE RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

SssffhS'aEsfs HSEgs
' ssfH iHssaHEskE'
-. OF Sixth AMP STREETS, as rolIows s o'AN -
IFtssusF snd he Wet Gioaso dTsd E1Frs
s.oa, daily with sleeping cars from Harrisburg
Fsse Gas to ss5a Lrr So o M ds I With s
chicago Via Columbus and e. st Up. r. T. with
pt Ca. d.y s6s s S' ssa m N S
fiss ssE eI AMI D'fs PSSaG g SRia
For Erie. Cansndaisua. Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA
% to ss s.s s sna with P ~ CA
1rs'n leaving Washington ON Saturday night viii NOS
For Millianlsport Lock Haven and Elmlr,. sts4ol m
For New 1orf and a ths Fast Sis n 1o.soa
m SS a1d 10 nm On 81 s1I5dfs .n sI 10
fol Boston without change. l:@Va m every week day
For Brsof frS al through trains connec. a. s-r.
sy City with boats , Of Brootl.n Annex snorCiins
Sss isrF Ss S ''Ds ''as' ,',,
LIMITED E.Iress s.oa M daily e1cegs Sunday
sunday. @ s IA V so s:sd 100 .nd
e, Pope,s Greek Line s:soA m and lAop m. daily.
For Annapolis. $50 an and ,4op M daily exceptsu.-
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHiNGToH
fsr Hie1sndT,s sss go s2s II :o5 and Y IS An,
For Rei@cna and The sSassh. IS and Ii osAn dds
:. and 300 n, daily, except SUNDAY
and 1 isSs $500 90 s 81 ts ga "a
M and l2;l no. n ~ On SUNDAY sss and '';h
1sekets and sform.tion 1t the ONCE northeast oorn
sI sHS n e III 10. Se s5a :: Z he .:
ssse TO destination fTa% S. hotel. and T;sadsnss.
CHAs PUGH. General MANAGER. nit
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q Real Estate Auctioneers

- Real Estate AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLETHREE-
STORY BRICK HOUSE. ON NJ STREET, NEAR
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST. WITH MODERN
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated December IT, -
1S72 and duly recorded in Liber No. 7OS folio 26s "a
CT se OF the land records Of the District OF Column
a and at the of the holder of the notes
thereby we will sell at public auction, in front of tho
premises, on M6DNESDAY the THIRT!ETH DAY OF
APRIL A. d. 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, the follow
ing described real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton, d. c., to wit: All that certain piece parcel Of
land known and distinguished and being lot
bered one a., in square numbered five hundred and
twenty three $780, beginning for tine twenty cog
feet from the southeast corner Of said lot one
thence north one hundred 400 feet; thence east nine
teen Ind lS feet thence south one hundred
OO feet to the place of beginning; having frontage
of 1915 feet north N street. together with the i'm
provements, etc.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of the indebteiness to
gether with the interest and expenses Of sale in cash.
balance in sig and twelve months, for which the pur
chasers notes secured by deed Of trust on property
sold and bearing interest from date Of sale. WI be
taken deposit q 800 required At time Of sale Terms
to be complied with IN seven days from day OF SALE All
conveyancing and recording at purcha -srs cost
JAMES NJ PENDLETON, ! r...x.~.
nnh25-eo&ds BhAINARD II. WARNER.f AI"SSoeA