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The Congo Conference.

1dE CUSf EhENCE CUNNING To A CLOSE.
LONDON, December 8.-The Berlin correspondent
OF the Dahy Neecs say he has good authority for
stating that Engand's convention with the African
International association will be ratified within
Few days. Nh. Henry NJ. Stanley's visit to London
had reference to this subject. Baron De-
Courcel, the French delegate, presided at the
meeting OF the committee Of the Congo conference
on Saturday. Several Of the technical delegates
gave their opinions and the discussions had lasted
hve hours when article 10 OF the report reached
Further discussion was thereupOn adjourned till
Monday. The report was debated by all as apply
ing only to the Congo. The Niger was reserved for
separate discussion. Most OF the members OF the
conference were present, among them Count Won
Hatzfeldt, the Prnssian minister OF state.
Baron De Courcel made forcible attack
upon General SanfOrd'S railway scheme,
In the course Of which he said the conference had
no power to grant concessions Gen. SANFORD was
aroused by this, and In an indignant manner ex-
pressed the hope that no one suspected him OF
being personally interested in the proposed rail-
way. Baron Lambermont. of Belgium. supported
Gen. Sanford, but. as Baron De Courcel and other
delegates stated that they had no Instructions to
act in this matter. and that 1t would have to be
postponed Gen. Sanford's proposal fell through.
The full conference will meet Tuesday to receive
the report OF the committee.
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GOVERNMENT Surf ON BoND.-The solicitor Of
the Treasury has been Informed that suits have
been commenced In the q. S. circuit court at Bos-
ton against John g. Stetson and Enoch Prize
principal and surety on the bond OF John G. Stet-
son, as clerk OF the u s. circuit court to recover
Russell, principal and surety on the bond OF &. IL
HUI as clerk OF the Q. s. district court, to recover
5000 These suits were brought under instruc-
clerk OF the court, whom j. j. Barker alleges to
have received per diem fees for every day OF the
year, including Sundays
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The Monument Corner stone.


To the Editor of TIE EvENrSa STAR
There is one incident connected with the
Washington monument which have never seen In
print attending the transportation OF the corner
stone to the white lot grounds In hauling the
stone across the Old canal bridge either on 18th or
14th street, forget which, il partially gave way
and nearly precipitated the stone into the canal.
This was an unforseen dilemma, and how TO eXtri-
cate the stone called forth various suggestions
from almost everybody concerned. The news Of
the accident was received way down at the navy
yard little before noon. About o'clock the me-
chanics and laborers employed In the yard held an
INFORMAL mass meeting ana agreed TO go in body
and get the stone out Tney procured ropes.
tackle, &c, and headed by that good old gentle
man, who has passed away, Gen. Henderson {then
commandant OF the Marine corps, With a detach-
ment OF the drum corps attached 10 the marine
barracks, marched 10 the scene o. the disaster ami
fastening their strong ropes to the truck which
the stone was placed pulled il out and deposited it
very near the spot IL now occupies
BY publishing the above you VIII recall pleasant
recollectfons TO many Old subscribers who were in
Strumental In the above. OLD MECHANIC.
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The baltimore marke,..

BALTIMORE. December S.-Vir0inia SKIES consoli.
dated. 39A past due coupons. IS; new threes 52X;
North Carolina SKIES. old, LOS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nib. December 8.-Cotton frm--mtd-
western SUPER 225a2 65; do. extra 275aSs7 do fam
ily 350a4 So city mills super 226a2 U.s. do. extra
3OOa375; do Rio brands, 62ai IS: PatapscO family
525 do. superlative patent. CTS. Wheat-southern
steady western easier AMI active; southern Sass
do. amber. 9oa92; No. l Maryland. 85Ass5x; No. 2
nary. 79,1a7szs; February. slhaslX; May. ssjsaS7X
quiet: southern white. 48a49; do yellow. 50; western
4zSa45X. Oats about steady aud insctive-southern,
SOa33 western white. 3lasS: do; mixed SoaSl: Penn:
auist,primeito choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
u GOALS, So Provisions easier and quiet Mess pork
1900 Bulk meats-shoulders and clear RIB sides
packed Cat. Bacon-shoulders. * clear rib sides g.
Hams, Rhal3. Lard-refned, 81. Butter quiet
western PACKED, 12a22: creamery 23aSl Eggs steady
Coffee dull rio cargoes. ordinary to fair. sZasS
Sugar quiet and easyA soft 6k copper refined quiet
llAa12 Whisky steady llssl. 10. Eeights to Liver.
pool per steamer Qutet-cotton. 15-64d: hour la6d;
grain, 6H Receipts-dour 800 barrels wheat 81 600
bushels; corn $1,000 bushels; oats. $500 bushels;
Sales-wheat. I859000 bushels corn, $1,000 bushela
The Chicago Nlarket~.
CHICAGO. III. December s.-The weather is cloudy
lower. corn Ha,fc. lower Oats lower. Pork, 22,sc
a25c lower. Lard unchanged
The Petroleum NJ arket.
PITTSBURG, December 6-Crude oil was fairly
active but irregular. The market opened at 73X de-
clined to 73 rallied and advanced 74h and O'clock
fell back to 1874. The total daily production at the
Baldridge wells is 6.879.
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THIS EVENING,
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
" PLEDGES

GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
" PLEDGES.
viii sell for f. Selinger, 1871 9TH street northwest
commencing SATU RDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY
NJ III at HALf-PAST SEVEN p. NJ and will con-
tinge III DtCEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH, LIVERY
Et tSfSG at HALE-PAST SEVEN p. NJ
This sale will consist of large line of Diamonds
ladies and Gentlemen's Gold Silver. Brass and Nickel
Watches Gold 81 Yer and Plated Vest Chains Gold and
Plated Charms and LocketS. Ear-rings Lace Pins
bracelets Gold ana Plated Neckchains and very large
variety OF PLAIN Gold and Set kings In fact of the
iaTsest varieties Of Jewelry ever offered at auction
Opera Glasses. large assortment O. fine Cloaks and
Gents Custonl-n.sde clothing. Albums Books Bibles
Drawn Instruments, &c.
Remember 1t is to the advantage of every purchaser
to attend this great holiday sale before making their Sc
Iectlols OF Aas presents in the jewery line
Goods sold without reserve.
" B-iarties hoiiiIg tickets on which the time haa
expired please take notice.
F. SELINGER.
49, 18th street northwest
WEEKS L co, Aucsioneers nt6.2w
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A WoMAN's QUEER MIssIoN.-The cicarmakers
OF New York head their usual Sunday meeting 10
protest. against The adoption o! the Spanish treaty
been sent by number Of United States Senators
70 make tour OF the country and agitate the
forfy-one Senators and $50 Representatives were
opposed 20 the treaty. Senator Hin told her yea
tetoavs sne eaads that be would speak against It.
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District Government Affairs,


The District Commissioners IN a note to Hon
John S. Barbour, chairman OF the House commit
tee 1or the District OF Columbia call his attention
TO Ii. K bill No. a0S, 40 protect fish In the
Pot mac river" &c, which passed the House May
II. 1884 and was amended by the addition of sec
ton 3, and as amended passed the Senate in June.
The commissioners believe that the amendment
was inserted upon the supposltion that the waste
products OF the gas works were allowed to flow
into the river, and sinking to the bottom, were
very destructive to young fish. This was the con-
cusiOn OF Prof. Baird, who made the Investigation
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PRESIDENT ELECT CLEyELaSD's CCUsTS.-A sprr-
ial 10 the New York World from Pine BluG. srA.,
says: Col Septirnus Cleveland n cousin OF Pr j.
Bluff post Office and petition in his Dphalr f. L.
celVlng numerous signatures. Col Anthony f.o--
efS. The present postmaster, was the republican,
canQldate Tor Congress In the third Arkansas d.
tr1ct and was defeated at the recent election ~
Clifton X. breckenridge, democrat. L. Is stat 4
mat PRESIDENT Arthur WIFI reappOnt Rogers AT tna
expiration OF his term and That he VIII be con-
mined 10y the Senate, thus nippiEg CleyelanG's
hopes. Cleveland is prominent merchant OF tlls
place,
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AUCTION SALES.


N,
HANDSOME FURNITURE. CARPETS, TO-.
EBONY FRAME PABLO. SUITE.
RECEPTION CHAIRS. MAKBLE TOP CENTER
IABLES. EBONY TABLES EASY CHAIRS.
RATTAN CHAIRS COU, HE'S,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,
ASH CHAMBER SUITES
WALNUT FOLDING BEDSTEADS, SINGLE BED
SIEaDS. BURE tUS, WASHSTANDS,
COMMODES, SUPERB WALNUT NJ T. SIDE BOARD,
M.IgF PILLAK KITE ASIoN TABLE
LEAIHER-COVERED DINING CHAIRS.
WALNUT DWARF BOUKCASE, CYLINDER DESK
LACE CURTAINS, PORTEIRES LAMBREOUINS
TRESSES.
TOILET WARE, DINNER SET,
TURKISH, BODY BRUSSELS, HALL. STAIR AND
OIHEk CARPETS THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE
IN EAGELLENT CONDIi 1ON). RUGS.
CONTENTS OF SERVANTS ROOMS, &c. 6C.
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. D GENDER TWELFTH
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.we will sell at residence
OF Hon Platt No 1li6 Vermont avenue all the Fur
mture carpets &c. contained therein, to which
spccttully call the attention Of buyers
ds-4t DUNCANSON BROS.
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Seriously Affects the h. 4 O. Railroad
COnNnRnV.

PHILADELPHIA, December 81. A. Breezy, the ex-
aminer and master appointed by the court Of COM
mon pleas TO take testimony and report In the case
OF the city Of Philadelphia vs. the Schuylkill River
East Side railroad company, to-day filed his report
deciding against the right OF the railroad company
to cross the streets OF the city grade This is
Important case, and seriously affects the Baltimore
and Ohio X. r. company, which is endeavOring to
gain an entrance into Philadelphia.
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More ALTERATION.

From the y. u. sun, to-day.
The alhteratfve DR.. Burchard spoke IN his Sos.
mon yesterday OF "the poisoned arrows OF the ~ >
licpreSS"
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DIfIf.

PIECETsY PAINS, AsTHMATIC, and all Throat AZ
Iectlons, are soon relieved by that certain remedy
lorCoughS aid Colds, Dr. JayDe's ESDecUOrant-
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A Fugitive Murderer CAPTURED.

PETERSBURG, Va, December S.-John Rogers,
cOored, who stabbed and killed NJ +. PEBBLES at
Margarettav1le, Northampton county, N. c., a few
days ago and afterwards made his escape, has been
arrested and lodged in the county Jail.
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The Smallpox in ontario.

KINGSTON, ONT, December S.-The latest advices
from Stoco, Hastings county, indicate that the
smallpox Is sprea ing. The deaths so far number
g. and at present there are in the hospital % cases
TWO nuns have been sent to StOcO, and Rev. Father
Fleming is said to be dangerously Ill One of the
local physicians IS advertising for another nurse
and sanitary policeman. 1t is said there have
been $50 cases in the infected district
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The SPANISH American Treaty.
Gen. Foster, United States minister at Madrid.
arrived In Washington this morning and to-day
submitted to the Secretary OF State the Spanish
American treaty.
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Samuel Ralston, the fathSk-in-law or Frank JarnCs
Is circulating petition to Mr.. Cleveland for the a
pointlnent 10 The postmastership Ia independence,
Mo,
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Not that Wirpins.

OTTAWA, ONT, December Sit Is not true that
Prof Virgins has joined the Salvation army, nor
has he experienced any domestic troubles The re-
port seems to have reference to another person Of
the same name in the west.
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EXTRA PAY FOR MEXICAN VETERANs.-In the O.
&. supreme Court to-day, the cases of the United
States against North and against Emory were de-
cided in favor Of the defendants In fact, the de-
clsions OF the Court OF Claims in these cases were
an1rmed The decision gives to the officers and sol
dierS OF the regular army and Of the navy who
served IN the Mexican war three months extra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-08

The PAYMENTS from the Treasury SO far this
month, on account of pensions, amount to S.
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dered a decision to-day which giTes the Pennsyl-
vania .Schuylkill Valley road Tree right Of way
through Reading for its proposed line Pottsvie,
along the river front OF the city, where the Phila
delphta and Reading road had laid tracks to OBJ
Struct its progress.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m. prices
Of the. New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special Wire to II. II. Dodge, 5a9 18th street:
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RANaR OF THR THERM0MBTER.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE Of the chief signal
Omcer today: Am. 476; IL a m, lQ0: pm, e. 8
maximum. 66l; minimum, z7.6
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WEEKS co.
Os 1347 Pennsylvania avenue

u " hLahA q w.,
Os 1347 Pennsylvania avenue
DAILY AND EVENING AUCTION SALE OF yALU-
ABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. COMMENCING
MONDAY AT 1870 A NJ. AND AT p Nj
Ladies are especially invited to attend the MOANING
AUCTION SALE. as some very valuable Christmas
Presents must be sold such as
LADIES' AND CENTS VERY FINE IA X GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES FINE SOLID GOLD NECK.
IACES BRACELETS. CHAINS. SC: DIAMOND
AMETHYST. ONYX AND II 5ER-EYE RINGS-AND
SITS: IMPORTED FRENCH CATHEDRAL Gong
CLOCKS. VALUE $25 o. To 800 90; FINE IAIPOKT-
Ed ,HEMIAN DUPLEX LAMPS. VALUE $500
POLLS; LA ,l Plush ND ALLIGATOR SATCH-
IL. RDGERS' FINE SILVER PLATED WAKE
P lISl,E - ASp TEA SETS. CAsToRS, PICKLES
S. S6i st Pr dMrokTID SWISS MUSIC BOXEs.
GLASSES. LADIES' BEST ROSEWOOD AND NICKEL
bANJoS AND GUITARS: WADE AND BUTCHER
RAIOkS REVOLVEES. TOOLS. SKATES SLEDS
TOYS OF ALL KINDS, AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE,
ROLD PRESENTS
BY direction OF the owner TO change business will
sci; or the Premises. al the above stock of J. o.
OMEARA Co. 1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
WASHINGTON, u g. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ
"r,at bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct.
n blue fixtures VIII not be sold as at tcrmin-
atlon OF sale the store will be occupied by J. u
OMEARA CO.. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
d4
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NEW YORK, December SIN the Stewart-Hunt-
fngtOn Case to-day, in the supreme court, Judge
the defendants to dismiss the case. He denied the
motion.
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NASHINtITON DANENHOWER,} II oStee'
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer. d5 dtd
rINRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
Il PENNSYLVANlA AVENUE, BETWEEN SIC
0ND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, No. 229

IHKUSIEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
l. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SIC
OND AND THIRD STREETS EAST No 229
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BY virtue OF decree of the supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia passed in equity cause INN
NO S9Gl. doc q. will. trustee appointed in .ka
said cause oner for sale, on THURSDAY. the EIGH-
TEENEH DAY OF DICE kER A. D. 1884 at FOUR
O'CLOCK p. in front Of the premises parts of lots
numbered thirteen C3) and fourteen Gl Yin square
numbered seven hundred and sixty two COY and de-
scribed as follows: Beeinning Tor the same at the
northwest corner of said lot numbered thirteen O3l
aud thence running southwesterly along the western
line Of said lot 1872 feet inches; thence south
ls feet THENCE east 36 feet and inches: thence north
~ feet 10 inches thence east feet Ga tuches thence
north q feet SO inches; thence east foot 10 inches
thence enthusiastically to point so feet and inches
from pe9nsyvania svenue ON line drawn parall
with and l6 feet from tern line Aforesaid thence
along Asd line to said avenue and thence along said
avenu 16 feet to the pace Of beginning together with
the imp ovenie nts ways easements rights ana priv
eses TO the same belonging in wise appertan-
ing improved by tIans dwelling and store room.
IN cash. the balance in six, nine and twelve months
from day OF sale and to bear interest at per
cent per ann9m and to be secured BY deed Of trust
premises sold yeyaNciGR &c. at of purchaser
OF 300 required T. time OF SALE Terms to be
complied with In ten days. otherwise the trustee will
resell tho Property after five days public notice OF such
resale In some Newspaper publis red in Washington
d. G. CHAS. A. WAITE . Trusted
~,,-.. $40 street northwest.
UUNCANSON BROS,. Auct0 d6.dkdha
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IHtdOAAS DOWAlNC, AuctOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF IMPORTED OBJECTS OF
ART. CURIOS. BRASS GOODS ELEGANT oRNA-
MENTs. EMBRoIDER1Es FLOOR AND WINDOW
DECORATIONS. ELEGANT CARVINGS. &c,
EMBRACING
PERSIAN. RAMPOORE DACcA AND sEILM RUGS,
. DOGHESTAN, CAwNpoRE AND DELHI RUGS,
INDIA HALL RUGS AND CARPETS, EMBRo1D-
Erred SILK DRESS PATTERNS. FINE EMBRoID-
ERIEs IN GREAT VARIETY. sHAwLs. sCARFs,
IMAGES, OBJECTS OF ART AND CURIOS.
CARVED BOMBAY BLACK WOOD FURNITURE.
EMBRACING TABLES. SECRETARIES, CHIFFo-
NIEEs. RECEPTION CHAIRS, BRACKET FOOT.
STOOLS, &c.
The whole forming of the most varied and choice
collections Of goods ever sent to this city
This superb collection will be sold at public auction
on WEDNESDAY AND THCRsDAY, DECEMBER
TENTH AND ELEVENTH. 1884, AT ELEVEN A. NJ
AND THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ, at my auction rooms,
18th and Pennsylvania Articles will be on view
Monday and Tuesday December 9Th and 9th. when
catalogues will be ready for distribution diet
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son,
l. Real Estate and Insurance,
No. 1226 street northwest


No 1226 street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE NINF-ROOM
DWELLING HOUSE, WITH ALL MODERN M
PROEEMENTS. No 1924 FIFTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust made November 18th *,
1893, duly recorded in Liber 1864 folio 25 ct seq
land .ecords OF the District of Columbia aud a
direction OF party secured will ofier public sale
ON the premises. on WEDNESDAY,. THE SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBEt 1884. at FOUR
O'CLOCK 7. NJ. part of Lot numbered nine (9J in
square four hundred and seventy-seyen (47D Begin
ming for the same at point seventeen 7 feet six (6)
inches north from the southeast Of said lot
CD: thence north twenty-five (25I feet; thence west
ninetythree t90 feet four and half t4) inches;
thence south twenty i've (25) feet thence niney
three 9 feet four and "A - inches the place
OF beginning with all the improvements thereon or in
any wise appertaining.
Terms Of sale One-third cash balance in and two
years with Interest at centum secured by deed
OF trust or all cash. at option of purchaser Convey
ancing at purchasers cost deposit of 5000 required
at tine OF sale Terms to be complied with in seven
days otherwise the trustees the right to resell
at risk and cost Of defaung purchaser after five days
public notice ct such ress; in the Evening Star"
WILLIAM w. DANENHOWER,
THOMAS DOWLINC Auctioueer dS dfd.
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FTHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
WILL SELL
THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF AN ELEGANTLY
FURNISHED HOUSE,
No. 1889 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ELEVENTH INST,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
CONTAINING 500 YARDS OF NEARLY NEW
BRUSSELS AND VELVET CARPETS. AND
CHOICE PARLOR. CHAMBER. HALL.
DINING-ROOM AND OTHER
d46t FURNITURE
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Transfers of ReaI E.f,te,

Deeds In Zee have been recorded as follows:
r. II. Roberts 10 W. Clarence DuvaiI, loc q Sub So.
9i5; $40O w. Chase to w. H. German. part :, So.
$50: $1,000. Eliza L. T. Paine 10 Buchanan Beale,
lot 2S sub So. s6O $500. Henrietta 4. Bowman TO
Mary L Brown. lot 81, So. S36; sI,5oo ID. {. Miad-
sor to ID. L. Morrison, part IL. SO. 80; - ". j..
Newton. trustee, to Timothy j. Scanlon. lot = So.
7g6; 81 $50. NJ. j. Snow;len TO b. q. Hoffman. lots
25 and 26. blk. {. Ivy City; $500 L. /. Breethaupt
TO w. Wernheimer, lot Is. 50. lSi 5000.
SUDDEN DEATH.-John Bryan, a man % years old,
living at the corner OF 9th and streets northwest,
has been drinking heavily for several days. About
noon Saturday he went TO a neighbor'S house. No.
945 eth street, where he fell asleep In the even
ing an attempt was made TO arouse him. and fail
Ing in the attempt Dr.. Suter was sent Tor, but
Bryan died before he arrived.
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FHRCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE
Il OPPOSITE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUILDING
WITH BuILDING THEREON. No. 45I G STREET
NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of DEGREES OF the Sdpreme Court of the
DStflct OF Columbia, in William Lord VA E:33
PaiIlck oDonnoghue ct al. No. 3.429, EQUITY As3
DcAet as trustees under deed of trust recorded in
Loer No I'll folio 343 the land records of the Dis
"a, OF DECEMBER. A. D. 1854. at FOUR O'CLOCK
T. NJ III front OF the premises, that part of Lot No 3
an The subdivision of original Lot No In square No
DIS III the city OF Washington. which il in the
following metes and bounds: Be inning at the south
west corner OF said lot aud running Is LA feet
thence north 100 feet thence &c - feet; and
thece south lUO feet to the place Of BEGINNING There
Is an old two-story brick house on the lot.
Terms: tnethird CASH of which a deposit OF &15o in
required at time Of SALE balance notes at one and two
ytrs with interest secured by iced of trust or all cash
at option OF the purchaser ~
ALAN A. DALE u
DUNCANSON BROS, Auc,ioneers nosd +.