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BARKER. on October 18th 1894 Of tyrho.a fever
JOHN p BAkhtk. IN the thirty ninth year # his Az
Funeral Will take place from his res derlc lcIs
gu! street northwest Thursday afternoon halfIrs
a. m, JOSEPH NJ. DANT
Relatives and friends are invited attend his fun.
on "Wednesday. October -. a, , O'Clock a. m SerNI.
at st. Aoysius' church at 9 81.
ELLIOT. on Thursday. october 18th lss4 q; o.
m EUGENE E., beloved w.fe q walisce I'll q
Funeral from 81 ANDREWS church at IL a IN. Thur
GRESSoM. ON SUNDAY October Iath 1854 at T.
N. DIR. ". VI, GRESSDM. aged seventy five years.
Franklin northwest on Weine,iay ,rtogr i5th
at one D. Ia Friends and rtlatIvts invited to
o'UoNNOR On Monday. October 18th 1854. a. 70
pm RlSASNA. Youngest dauzht,r If Vim ana l-n-
luneal vii tGht place from the residence ~ her
rents No ~ I2nr ent! street southwest. wc,iu,s-
invited to attend
fESN. ON the morning Of October the l4.h lss4
baud OF Rose Pesn in thu Sist yr II ms nus
Iuaerai wl taSe place from as lat r.,id,lce Canal
ten thursday 10th inst at oclOck frIepis and rel
atlves arr invited to attend
PORTER. On Monday October 18Th, 1884. at 6 10
am 81 SAN H.; beloved wifi of Fitch J. Porter AID
daughter of the late huas J. aud HANNAH - Trirl,t
4 BGchiy coo 6th street northwest "Wednesday after
noon. at pm Relatives and friends invited
RIGGS In Baltimore. Nd, Monday. October IL.
1884 LAWkASoN RIGGS. III TIE SEVENTEEN year Il his
Funeral services at Emmanuel church, Baltimor,r.
"Wednesday afternoon, at haf-pasf three.
WAkENIGHT ON Monday evening. october l3.h
iSsi IL da9Ett:r OF Georye W; and Cat airline \
NakenignL aged tighteen months and four days
funeral Mesnss,,ny a. 2Foez y M from 1888
AID friends are invited 70 attend
ZELL on MONDAY. october 18th. 1854 at Il ID
Funeral viii take place from her residence ON
Bridge street. between High aad Potomac stress.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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TT'HOS. :. FISHER CO.. Auctioneera
CHANCERY SALE OF THE HANDSOME RESI-.
DENCE No LAFAYETTE SOIIARE

DEMO- NO LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, entered the 10Th day of It'd
May, D. 1884 in equity No 9. $50 wherein LIN
Anna Barnard ct al are plaintiffs and Jane Bar
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ on THURSDAY.
the SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894 the FOL,
neco or parcel Of real estate in the
to wit: Part Of Lots numbe ed one "a and
two (2); In square numbered hundred aud sixty
plats of said city OF Washington. and bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a point on the
east line Of ssid lot number ID distant twenty
seven ,27) feet eight ard half $50 inches northwardly
ming westwardly parallel with the south line of tie
square, hundred and six 06 feet nine @, inches to
the east line OF lot three co. thence with said
veyed by Henry NJ Rice to W. b. Trowbridee: thence
eastwardy. and Iaralle with the south line of the
square, hundred and six 06 feet nine 90 inches to
line about twenty-eisht tes> feet southWary TO the
point OF beginnings with all the ways rights alleys
easements and appurtenances thereto belonging and
subject to the private right of in with the
adjacent lots. created by deed between E. D. Townsend
James Alden and W. p Trowbrdge recorded in Liber j
no 10 folio 1898 together with the improvements
nodous brick dwelling house containing teen rooms
besides cellar attic pantry and bath rooms and front
Ing Is feet on the west side of Lafsy square
Terms 81 sale as prescribed by the decree: onethird
ao.e N one TWO and three years, respectively from
Gay o. SALE with interest 1T per cent per annln;
hs payments to be secured by the promissory
notes Oh the purchaser. all the purchase money may
e paid III cash at the option of the purchaser deed
VIII De ven until the purchase money is paid in full
osios. o. ssoo MI be required when the er.y is
with within one week from the day of sale the prop
erty Mi be r9d Of the risk and cost OF the defaltng
in 9o IsGfq Hra. Ct pur
OcS-uohS u. 3. Attorneys office. CITY Hall
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TyyHOMAS BOWLING. Aictioneer.
BY CATALOGUE

BY CATALOGUE.
ADM1NISTEAT0RS SALE OF SUPERIOR HAND
VI ADJ CABINET FURNITURE, OIL PAINTINGS
And ENGhAVINtiS. FRENCH PLATE MANTEL
WHITE HAIR MATTRESSES, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE &c.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed in the the
Of t'lioert VI Whit deceased. the undersigned, admin
lstrdt r. Will sell. a. public auction. THURSDAY
cGI ODER SIXfEENTH. 1884 at TEN O'CLOCK, at
his tie residc No. 5g2 street northwest entire
Two yery valuable French Plate Mantel Mirrors, in
Walnut aId Gilt tralneS;
Very Han,sson." Walnut and Gold Parlor Suite, up
. nols'eTed II Purple Satin Damask. pieces
Satin laInash anlbre4uns with Real Lace Curtains,
COrniCe anu Shades
Superb Walnut Marble Tables, Reception and other
Chairs
Valuable Oil Paintings (several good examples by Poole)
numb, L OF Valuable Steel En9ravings;
Brass ScOnCe, Msntel Ornaments:
MC4'le: and ne..sh Brussels Carpets;
Turkish and other Rugs;
Antique Mahogany secretaries;
Modern Writing Cabinets;
LOUNGES and Ia Chairs
Very Elegant i!1hO~any SidebOards;
Very handsome Nantel Mirror. il Mahogany Frame;
Walnut Dlnins Chars, Carving Table (ade by Kirby;
China and Glassware. Sllver-flated Ware:
Very Hand some Black Walnut Chamber Sets:
one SUue rbly Carved walnut Bedstead cost $500:
White Hair Mattresses and Spring Beds;
One very Large brOnzed AquarlGm;
One Maynard RIFE with Mahogany Case;
Gentleman Saddle and Birdie;
hltc-4etl Requisites, *,
B-fh- majority of this furniture was made by
the late g. IL Wight, which il sufficient guarantee of
its superior quality. Terms cash
Oc6-d'S REtINAL-D FESDALL. Administrator
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, October H. Virginia skies, cousOft-
dated 49, pastdus coupons. San; new ten forties IS
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md. October 4-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding. 81. Flour steady and quiet Whest-southern
steady western easy; southern red. 64a67 do amber
93a95; No. Maryland, 87ka8S No. western winter
red. spot, 81ha8lK. October 81A8lH; November 62xa
S2zs; December, 843Sa85. Corn-southern quiet and
nominal western nominal and dull; southern white
57a58; southern yellow co Oats about stesdysouthern
31R35: western white 33a34: do mixed S0a32; Penn
sylvania. 31a34 Rye steady 62a65 Provisions easy,
but not quotably lower. Petroleum lower refined,
7s<a7I Coffee dul-Ro cargoes ordinary to fair, 9Aa
l0A. Sugar guiet-A soft, On: copper refined quiet.
12Aal2H Whiaty ateady Liaal - Other articles un-
changed Freights to Liverpool Fer steamer frm-cot-
4o7i barrels: wheat 1900 b1shels; corn 1000 bushels
wheat. u 600 bushels Saiaa-whesk $4,000 hushsls;
corn. 1000 buahels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO III: octcbe, 1.-THE weather 4 clear end
lower Corr Corn re- lower to IS hieher 0sts 'ssatc.
CHICAGO LIZ. October 4 CLOSING rrices What
airy. 7s4 Nay $50 cos..octobsr Sc; ysar Asss: Jan
27l Decsmbor. a7{; Xssr. 2eN: Nay asH POrt-
October 1911; November. Z IN; December 7ls; Jan
The Petroleum. MARKET.
CLEvEIAND,O. October Il -Petroleum Unclaimed
Standard white. no der tsA INC
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

THE CHOLERA IN ITALY.
ROME, october 14.-During the past twenty-four
hours there were l4O fresh cases OF cholera and 1O4
deaths from that disease reported in Italy, incud-
Ing 81 cases and 43 deaths In Naples.
THE BIRMINGHAM RIOT.
LONDON, October 14.-The damage to the Aston
grounds In Birmingham from the attack OF the lib
erals upon the conservative meeting there yester-
Day ID heavy. The conservatives propose to prose-
cute the liberal leaders On charge Of melting the
riot. At daylight the serious nature OF the riot at
the Aston grounds was revealed. There is q gap 8
feet wide in the wall where the mob rushed to-
wards the town hall, the skating rink and the
aquarium The platform, which the rioters twice
demolished, lies In the center OF the rink q con-
fused mass OF timber. All the chairs and doors
were smashed into atoms The hall looks as II it
mad been the scene OF dynamite explosion. The
refreshment bars were looted and the liquors
drunk and the bottles thrown on the floors. The
gas fittings were wrenched from the walls The
gardens and flower beds were also destroyed
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Love and the Pistol.
YOUNG NAN SHOOTS HIS SWEETHEART AND THE
HIMSELF.

YOUNG MAN SHOUTS HIS SWEETHEART AND THEN
HIMSELF.
Lancaster, Pa, had a genuine sensation yester-
day evening, 1t being case Of attempted murder
and suicide Lawrence McCauey, OF Philadelphia.
a youth Of eighteen years, shooting Mamie Ben
son, fourteen years Of age, and then turning the
weapon upon himself Miss Benson. who lives
with her widowed mother, first met McCauley at
q the Lancaster watch factory, where both were
employed in March last At their first meeting
McCauley told Miss Benson he loved her, and that
IL she did not return his love he would Kill her.
After that she avoided him. but he threw himself
in her way repeatedly. When the watch factory
closed Miss Benson obtained work In cigar fac
tory and McCauey went 10 Philadelphia, where he
worked at telegraphing for short time. returning
last week. Saturday morning he sent a note 10
Mrs. Benson, asking for an interview, ana at that
interview asked for her daughters hand, which
request was refused Last evening he came up
behind the girl She was passing through the
square and shot her in the hip. and then shot HIM
self. His recovery is doubtful. The girl is only
slightly injured.
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The Warning Railroads.

THE B. AND O. ADOPTING RETALIAToRY MEASURES
The restraining order In the injunction asked for
by the Baltimore and Ohio against the Pennsyl-
vania railroad for refusing to convey the passen-
gers Of the former over the New York branch OF
the latter, was further suspended yesterday until
to-day in order to allow time to recall the schedule
issued under the new order
The newest phase was developed in New York
Yesterday morning, when the four Is. and o. ticket
offices in that city commenced the sale OF West
Shore tickets for the west thus indicating that an
alliance has been contaminated under which thc
B. and O. will use its influence TO secure travel for
the Niagara Falls Short Line which is by the West
shore road from New York to Buffalo, and thence
by Detroit to Chicago over the Chicago division OF
the B. and o. from Chicago junction
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ENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED BY THREE THREE-STORY AND
MANSARD BRICK DWELLINGS, FRONTING ON
IOURTH STREET EAST. BETWEEN Is AND G
STREETS SOUTH, BEING Nos 2l2 pa AND ZIG
FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
Undtr and by virtue OF three deeds of trust to.,
me- dated respectively April l6 A. d. 1871 June % f;l
A. D. 1877, and August Is A. d. 1877. and respec,L.I
lively duly recorded in Libers Nos 49, folio So Si1
folio 50 and 500 folio 49, OF the Land Records of the
District OF Columbia and 10y tie direction of the party
secured thereby default having been made shall sefl
at public auction. III front of The Premises on TUES
DAY, the TWENTY FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER A ID
1884,, at FOUR O'CLOCK 2 NJ the following -described
Real Estate. situated i'll the city of Washington Ds-
trict OF Columbia to Wit All that certain par
cel OF land ana premises known and described on the
ground plot or Plan Of said city original num-
bered seven 10 Ill squale numbered el,t hundred ard
nineteen tol9, together with the improvements thereon
The houses will be offered separately or together as
PARTIES proposing to purchase may desire.
Terms of sale: One-thlrd cash. Of which 800 must
be paid at time OF sale each piece residue six
and twelve months respectively secured by notes
OF the purchaser bearing six cent interest and deed
OF trust upon the property sold all cash OPTION Of
purchaser All conyeyancing &c purchasers cost
The right Is reserved to resell defau2 purchaser',
cost and risk If terms not complied with in seven
day from day OF sale. JOHN COUGHLIN.
OcS-u0dS Trustee
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RENEWED DISORDERS IN CINCINNATI.
A MOB DRIVES NEGROES FROM THE POLLS.
TALK OF CALLING THE MILITIA OUT.
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM HAMILTON
COUNTY.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR:

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR:
CINCINNATI, october H. $50 p. m.-Both parties
continue to claim the county. Chairman Cox, OF
the republican committee, says they will get $500
majority. II it had not been for democratic vio-
lence they would have had it by 5000. Chairman
Mulvihill claims the county with equal confidence
Everything is going to his satisfaction. Sheriff
Hawkins (dem.} said: have visited 30 precincts
and see no reason to doubt our success Ii the re-
publlcans have gained on US we will make 1t up
before evening.
The disorders Increase In the eighth ward re-
publicanS say mob has got possession OF the
polls and is driving negroes of. No more murders
have been reported There is talk OF calling the
militia out
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Supposed Jeanette Relics.
MORE ARTICLES FOUND OFF THE COAST OF CT

LAND.
Capt. Charles B. Dix, OF the firm OF Mckay &
Dix, Of New York, has received letter from Capt.
Wilson, OF the bark Fluorine, written from Irvig-
tut, Greenland, September 12th. in relation to the
Jeanette relics which were said last summer to
have been found OF the Greenland coast the genu-
1neneSS OF which was doubted. He says In his let
ter: ~ believe Gov. LytZen took home with him
from Jullan's Haao in a Danish government vessel
quantity OF other articles that were found
recently. and which l believe will be sent
to the American government soon. Since the
first discovery the Esqulmaux OF Julian'S Haab
have found at MinarsOit. forty miles northwest. a
quantity Of articles on large piece OF ice. The
articles are Stop chest OF clothing; over twenty
hare OvercoatS, lined with deerskin and without
buttons, but with Sealskn straps tor fastening in
front; over twenty pairs OF warm trousers and
dry other things The governor OF Julian's Haab
procured most OF these from the natives and has
taken them to Copenhagen with him"
When the first lot OF relics were found 1t was
learned that the EsqumauX had seen what they
thought was dead body floating on piece OF ice
1t Is supposed that they were mistaken, and that
the supposed dead body was the relics OF which
Capt. Wilson writes.
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Ts7HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNJNpROyFD
Rk kAr.i ESIAIE IN THE COUNTY. MAR TEN
BIZ viTtne Of Iced Of trust dated 18th day ofssa
81 folio PIG et sgq. of the Land Records OK
tn District OF Columbia, and by direction of the party
he "a fBiDAY the 1sT.SsT VIZ 81! n
PA1 OF ocIg ~ A. D. lss4 at THREE O'CLOCK
piece ana Pa-ce OF land situated aud iyinE in the
part Of tract of and called :I.etchalrs Chance
and bounded as follows. BEGINNING for the same
running Thence north 67e degrees west 50 perches.
taenee north. l774 degrees east - Os perches then
grees west - % perehes to the beginning. containing,
len sfrg q I'D Ais2 another Fart Of said tract.
Of above lot then with the west line said
north 1719 ie east. 26 so perches then south 67
oeNrees east . Irc.es t. county read; then with
south - degree west 1884 perches to the northeast
corner OF The fist abcveescrbed lot then with the
perc to the Tiace of beginning Containing ten acres
Terms: One-tilird cash. balance SIX and twelve
Inoifhs with interest and secur by deed of trust
az at sa cost ct al G dep5s a of S M b.
required at time OF sale each lot If terms are not
right resell property at risk and cost Of the
deiaultins purchaser or purchasers.
JAS. L. DAVIS.i trustees.
dated The ilth Gay OF Ar.l. A. D. 1881, and duly re-
records of the District oil Columbia and by direction OF
the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
WI sell %; the PREMISES tn, follow bed prop
erty All tnat Piece and parcel of land situated and
Nlig Ia the county and District Aforesaid. and known
= art OF fietchalIs Chance" and bounded as fol-
lows Begnni,l at the northwest corner ten-acre
loJ No. = now held by the association then with the
west line oi said lot and the original trac. known
tl=tchas Chance" north IL \ degrees percles
then south 61s degrees east 81 perches thence south
le degrees west ~ perc-s. thence north 671e degrees
~ts 8 Ierche' to the beginning, containing AID laid
out Tor Of land
Terms: one-third cash: balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed of trust
tne property sold or ali cash All conveyancing sc
purchasers cost GeTost OF SiOO will be reuil ed
time OF sale IL terms not complied with ten
days TIE trustees the right to resell the prop
cry at risk : cost " the etaulng purchaser pur-
chaseIs
oc9-dts JAS T. DAVIS Trustees
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A CHAPTER OK Gloves.
THE BEST SKIN GLOVES IN AMERICA ARE MADE
IN HAGERSTOWN, ND

THE BEST SKIN GLOVES IN AMERICA ARE MADE
IN HAGERSTOWN MD.
l HAVE THEM IN STOCK IN GREAT VARIETY
FOR GENTLEMEN
Two button Kid Glove for 81.
Finer One Embroidered, for 81 so
Lined, Fur-top. Knife-Spring. for 81 So
Finer One. of the same sort. for So So
Two-button Buckskin Glove, for Sl50
Saranac Top, Knife spring for s.
Kid Gauntlet. Buck Palms. for e.
Kid Mitten Lined and Warm
Fur Gloves and Gaunlets, for driving.
Sheepskin, wool on. Buck Palm
Heavy Buck Attens and Gloves.
Also other styles.
For those who prefer Textile Gloves have large as
sortrnent OF Jersey Gloves. Skin Fitting
Except for persons much exposed gloves that do not
bring wool next the skin the contact induces
chapping
you appreciate serveable gloves examine the stock
O..
H E ING,
CLOTHIER
Oc13 SrvpSr,r Courses
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4 Real Estate Auctionecr5
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IKOI !KTI AZ THE CORNER OF Z AND FIFTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EkOI iSTI Al THE CORNER OF z AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
Oh TUESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWEEN ~
IH-EIiiSl. lS3: at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK sd
III front Of premises by virtue OF deed of trust
Gaie November LIST lSol, and duly recorded i'll Liber
No .5 folio 1873. 1T OF the land records for
tl district Of Columbia shall sell the east fifty
fe 81 lot Numbered eleSe'i Ill square numbered four
hundred ana elS MY nine beginning for the ct the
northeast corner Of said square and lot, ana running
thence west along tie line OF street fifty thence
south seventyh feet thence east fifty feet to 5th
street thence hOrthwardly along the line OF 9Th street
10 tic piac" OF beginning. t1geh with the improve
mems, consisting Of larse and substantial brick resi-
dence With Office building attached.
Terms CEo~ird III cash the remainder in two equal
stanents ut and two years. with Interest. and
secured by deed of trust the premises the nter st
TO be pad semi annually deposit OF 500 will be
QuiTe at time OF sale II the terms of sale
Piled with ten days FROM the day of sale the Tr,,s-
tees the right to resell the property at tine risk
and Of The defaulting purchaser All convey
arciIig the cost of the purchaser.
BENJAMIN p SEYDEE,I -.,
ocs-dSts CLAJDIUS y. JEWELI,} Afuslees.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

E . syAtL Dr Az ABLE REAlI ESTATE
PREMISES No. 1e01 STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 18th day 81,
May, D. 1873. and recorded in Iber 79I .Olio ia
4i9 OF the lana records for the District of Co I
lliibla the subscriber surviving Trustee under said
deed Of trust will SELL at public auction front of the
premises On TMCIDNESDAY. the TWENTY-sECO
all those certain parts pieces OF land and Ye1nis
situate and being in tho city Of Washington District of
Columbia. and known and distinguished as lot one "a
ard part Of lot three 90 of Drurys subdivision
Of square one hundred and eighty FIVE the same are
known and numbered the ground plan of said civ
the SAID Darts or pieces q land being contained within
the following metes and bounds: commencing for the
ut the southeast said lot one "a and said
square and running thence north hundred and ten
tl0l teet thence west httyt $3.50 feet three )
inches thence south one hundred and ten QlU) feet
ana thence east nifty three to feet three CD inches 10
beginning together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale he whole OF the purchase money in
cash II terms Of sale not compiled with within
five t5 days from day of sale the right of rtseline the
property at the risk and cost of the dffatng purchaser
Is Reserved deposit OF SOU required at time of sale
j. O. ADAMS.
oc4-dxds Surviving Trustee
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The Courts.
PRnRlrR CorRI-,Iud1e Ca.

PROBATE CoCRT-J,tdge Cor.
To-day, Isabel L. Chamberlain. appointed guar
dian to isabel Mason Evans bond 500. Estate
Ann Blake; inventory returned. Estate JACOB r.
Reghenan, do. Estate Joseph ii. ianleln; nhai
notice Issued Estate Hannah Gooiall: q. W. Good
ali qualified as administrator; bond. 500. Estate
Ann Burns; Dennis Cornell do; bond. 300, ana APP
pointed guardian to orphans; bond, $500.
EQUITY CoCRT-Jtldge Cor
To-day, Mills agt Mills; sale ordered and MessrS.
C. c. Cole, - 7. Thomas and T. A. Lambert ap-
pointed trustees to sell. Patterson sgt- Patterson;
sale confirmed nisi Phillips agt. Nalbrde; motion
to yacate order OF reference 10 auditor oSelruied
Balmain agt Seal; commission ordered 10 get
answer.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JudGe Wgtie.
To-day. A. b Williams. receiving stolen property;
verdict not guilty. Albert Beckett, assault with
intent to Kill w. Naior; pleaded not guilty.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Swell
To-day, Joseph Mcintosh, Benjamin Walker,
Anna Hart, Frank Gardner, Win. Conner, Kate
Goslin and Mary Kane, dsorderly conduct; s. each.
Thomas johnson, throwing stones; So Mary But
Ter. colored. profanity; s.. Cora Rhodes, cooreu,
loud and bOiSterOuS.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
STREET. BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND
- = Lil,r

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON C
STREET. BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND
FIRST STREE NORTHEAST.
BY yirture of deed of trust duly oordei in 1RA
Liber. No s3l iolio 225 ct Of the lard $e
records for the District Of Columbia. 1 will sell -
OF FRIDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH, 1884 at Rive
O'CLOCK +. NJ In front Of the Irenses the following
real estte and premises situated lying and being the
city Of Washington District OF Columbia and kno wn
and designated Is lot nunIts.I cd Twenty Nine
(23j. iii the Subdivision, by William Williams, OF
original lots INBRED twelve I'D and thirteen 13t in
square Numbered six hundred and eighry-six 1856.
which subdivision is duly recorded in the surveyors
Office IL said city and district in L. H0xie folio os
On the 2Zna d.y Of October 1875. said lot numbered
teft nine (2S, contain Thousand, hundred
AID eighteen 2l5l feet. together with all and
seJiid- tn lHpfON eTncns. ways, rists,
PRIVILEGES ana appcrteIances to the belonging
III aIywise appertainine.
sale and terms 20 be complied with in days other
wise the Trustee the right to resell at the risk
and of the defaultin2 purchaser after FIVE days'
public notice OF such resale ii newspaper pub
Iised in Washington D. e. Convey aucng, pur-
ci.ser's cost. ELI b. ROtIFRS
TrrSt