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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET
NNRI INVEST, WASHINGTON. d. c., (BEING
il:kMlSES No. 1909 EIGHTH STREET NORTH
NESID
by virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned -
dated June 2d a. ID. 1879 and recorded in Iiber No W
92 folio H. IT seq, of the land records of the Dis AA
trcJ II Columbia and by request of the party secured
tacreby We will sell. at public auction. on THURSDAY,
MAY INIS11-SECOND, A. ID. 1884. in front of the
preInl'sss at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, tie
northern Part OF lot numbered two M In square num-
herd four hundred and nineteen (4l9 having front
OF thirty seven go feet six 60 inches Ei2hth street
northwest IN the city of Washington D. c. and extend
ln back of that width depth of ninety 1851 feet to
public alley, with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale Onethird of the purchase money cash
Of which 500 must be paid at the time of sale and the
balance IN three equal instruments payable In six
twelve and eighteen months from day of sale with in
frt secured TO the satista cton OF the Trustees all
cash AT the option of the purchaser. If terms not
complied with IN five days from day of sale the Trl,s
u reserve the right to resell at the risk and Of the
defauItl purchaser on five days notice il the Evening
Star MAHION ASHFORD
mylo-eoSds CUMAiINS c. HELMICK,5 trustees.
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The Marketa.

BALTIMORE. May 13.-virginia Sizes consolidated
40; forties 331s; new threes. "a bid to-day
BALTIMORE, May 13-cotton ste.dy-middline
1lA. Flour steady, with moderate local deUand
Wheat-southern quiet and steady western steady and
dull: southern red. ,oal IL do amber ll2al l6; No
spot 0asl o. fresh June. 04 Julyl 021Sai
AUGUST. 10lhalO2. Corn-southern steady; western
siaes western mixed spot seaso fresh
white 4la43 do. mixed 3ssaO: Pennsylv ania. 4oa4s
Fys aqst Sss Eggs hShsr 4as Whisky ane
Per steamer dull-cotton u:6.d nour. ID grain,
els corn o. 600 bushels: oats. 6.OOO bushels Ship
ments-wheat, 5000 bushels corn. 10000 bushels
Sales-wheat $4,000 bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels
improvement in the Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May ID, 10 a. m-The markets opened with
some signs Of recovery from the depression Of the last
two trading days. Buying more free and the
shorts displayed inclination to cover July wheat
opened at 9OIS but advanced rapidly after few opening
sales and rose to 915s, with June at S9L
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TT,EOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TT,EOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY FOURTEENTH
1884. at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell at store south
corner 1st and High streets, Georgetown, D. c., sna
stock of Groceries, &c viz:
Whistles and Gin in demijohns.
Teas and Coffees; Counter Scales.
Spices and Shelf Goods
Tea Canisters Coffee Mill
Soaps. Wooden and Willowware
Brooms. &c, &C.
my1O-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
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The Steamer SUE. Cart W. g. Geo-hegan viii resume
her trips Baltimore and River Landings, SUNDAY
March 9th leaving StcVhellsOns wharf at DIR lt.ly
Alg Baltimore :Or Washington FRIDAY pm
Freight received until pm Saturdays oNLY
All River fr light must le prepaid.
I5ssenger accommodation unequalled
AIplytO s1EPHESSUN x BRO Agents
rh3-6In 9Th street wharf
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I'd Edition.
--latest HelGglanS to The Star.



YOUNGSTOWN, O., Nav Ia-Byron d. Adsit post
Office inspector OF Chicago, has arrested here Ar
.nur L Blue on charge OF swindiing. Blue Is
dianspoiis, who a few months ago sent circulars
through the mail to all parts OF the United states
a combination Thermometer and barometer, and
agreeing TO forward on the receipt OF certain
price. They received thirty thousand letters con-
struments manufactured at Oswego, n. Y. 9ordons
proper name is b. F. Gardner. He and Blue lately
LEI, indianapolis suddenly. Both men have been
Indicted by the grand jury Blue was taken by
onlcers to Indianapolis to-day.
Business Failure In Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-The Chronicles Port
land, oregon, special says: Cheney e. SpragueS
lumber yard at Spokane Falls were attached by
ID. w. Small, OF Walla Walla. The company was
organized last year. Capital stock is $s.oOo,o0O.
ST. JOINS, n. F., May 1s-In the Harbor Grace
orange not trial yesterday the first witness for the
crown was named Hawkins He swore that he saw
Harper shoot James He was Jsnes' partner In The
procession. On CroSs-examination he swore that
the mark at the bottom OF the deposition made last
b ne TO be his was not made BY
the statements in the deposition were untrue.
Cyrus III. Mccormick Dead.
CHICAGO, May 18.-Cyrus Mccormick died this
morning aged Is years. He was head OF the great
Harvester Manufacturing company, and supposed
to be one OF the richest men IN Chicago.
Death Of a Prominent Physician.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May 13.-Dr. Henry A. Col
Inns. the leading homeopathic physician OF this
vicinity, died this morning, after an illness OF I'VE
months.
Report Against BishOp IilIery.
NEW YORK, May 13.-At to-days session OF the
African Methodist Episcopal conference, Bishop
jones' OF the California conference, presided. The
report OF the committee appointed TO investigate
the charges against Bishop Hillery was presented
and adopted The report recommended that he be
deprived OF the functions OF bishop.
Killed by the Fall OF a Tunnel.
SOMERSET, Pa, May 13.-Intelligence is received
mere that a large part OF the roof OF the eastern
Allegheny mountains, at DexterS Cap caved In on
Saturday afternoon, Instantly killing two men and
badly injuring three Others
The TeleRraphers Not To Strike.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Oficials OF the Western
Union telegraph company say that the report that
the teiegrapherS are preparing for another national
strike in June Is without foundation.
The New York Stock Exchange Elec.
ton.
New YORK, May Is, Wall Street, noon.-The reg
ular ticket OF the New York Stock Exchange was
elected: President, A. 8. Hatch; chairman, James
Mitchell; vfce-chatrman, Alex. HenriQues; treas.
urer, ID. c. Hays; secretary, G. W. Ely.
Telegraphic Briefs.
w. A. linus, local agent and cashier OF the Tide
water Pipe Line company at Bradford Pa, died last
evening
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Millions In ll.

VANDERBILT AND GR.Sr-KN- SENATOR cHArrrEs
HALF MTILIoN-MR. WARMERS sS,ooOOOO CLAM
NEW YORK ClrN's LOST MILLION
Friends or Mr.. Vanderbilt say that ne did not In
tend To release Gen. Grant from his obligations TO
him, but that he regards the debt as one OF honor
and would not press IT.
Ex-senator Chai1ee gave from time 70 time
100000 in securities TO his son-in-law L. 8 Grant
IT,, which the latter passed over 20 his partner,
Ward The ex-senator Purposes 10 leave no STONE
untuined 10 recover his property.
man by the name VI William 8 Warner is said
TO have secured good deal OF the money sunk by
Grant a Ward. The latter decided his Connectlt1it
property 10 Warner on the day Of the assignment,
anu Warner Claims that the firm owes him
The New York board OF aldermen yesterday
PASSED a resolution calling attention 10 the fact
that the city was likely 10 lose sl.coO,Opo 10y the
suspension OF the Marine Bank and requesting the
comptroller TO report 10 the board the amounts OF
money now deposited in various designated deposi-
tories for the city finances and Also what proec-
ton, II any, the city has against repetition VI a
disaster similar 20 that OF the Marine Bank
An attachment was yesterday granted by the
New ORR supreme court against the property Of
frtder1Ck ID Grant In a suit brought 10y Harry II.
H9iins, Frank c. Holiins, and Fernando A. Yznaga.
Ferdinand Ward yesterday filed an assignment
for the benefit OF his creditors 10 George e. Holt
IL is now definitely ascertaned that Long Island
CITY deposit In the Marine Bank is siGo,coG
Charged by his Wife With Infideiisy.
A PRoNrNESr PHIrApKIPHIa POLITICIAN ARRksrEp.
sensation was created I'm Philadelphia yester-
uis 10y Jle arrest al Blake Walters, q wel-knUMn
democratic politician and delegate the national
convention from Dauphin county. lie was charged
by his wife with Iliidclity. Miss Williams, the
woman In the case. was also arrested while riding
In walters carriage. at frst Resisted arrest, at
tracing by her cres large crowd about the car
cage on sth street. The hearing WAS postponed
and the parties released GA bIl.
shipping Commissioner 4. &. Duncan, or New
York, has been Removed for Clu>t 10y Judge Vale
lace. and Jam,S 4. Rc',l. "A member OF the Union
League Cluh S7Iy't"i~ HIM.
Six hundred dollars are now up In the IIam-Hos.
mer boat race.
The RoSs-flagg wrestling match at Cleveland
o., yesterday. WAS Won 10y Ross.
The arg-socialist law passed the German
reichStaC last hight
The signing uf the Franco-Chinese treaty has
been confirmed. China agrees 10 withdraw hcR
troops from lunqun.
ARREST Or DUETIsrS II NORFOLK, vA.-JudQe II
j. Godwin and ". \. Swank, a well-knOwn law
yer, were arrested in Norfolk, Va, yesterday. on
the charge of being about TO engage in "A duel
They were placed under bonds TO Keep the peac0L
Both are prominent readiusters
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CyHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY
~ PROPERTY, ON THE RLADENSBURG TURN
PIKE: KNOWN AS THE "LAUER PLACE"
ABOUT HALFWAY BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BLADENSBURG.
Under decree Of Supreme Court. District of Coca
lumba. in equity cause No. $685. Bernard Geier ::a
against Gregor Lauer ct al We will sell at Pnblic-
auction in front OF the premises, FRIDAY. MAY
TWENTY.THIRp. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK T, Al. al
called "Haddocks Hills" lying the east side Of the
Washington and Bladensburg turnpike road and begin
ming for the at stone the side of road
being also Of lot In the division Of Haddock
Hills" and ENCLOSURE" and running thence north with
the line Of said road S5 degrees east 4s to the
south SO degrees east II perches thence south de-
east Is perches thence south II degrees east ION
perches thence south IS degrees west Al perches to the
place of beginning This place contains about Oh acres
Is improved by brick dwelling, slaughter house, ice
house. stable &c. well arranged for the residence and
business OF butcher.
Terms: One;fourth cash. balance in six twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day Of sale at
per cent annum all cash. if desired $3.50 deposit
required at purchasers cost and terms
to be complied with in ten days.
FRANCIS MILLER
AGO Louisiana avenue. T,,,stao.
JOB BARNARD, A
40 5th street n. W.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts my12-ms. tusfskds
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STEAMERS.
oFSERAI. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

rENERAT. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" between New ork and Hayre.
COmpany's pier. No - North River. foot OF Morton
street. New lOri- Ameriqur. SanteI Wena slIy, May
Il. NOT1uandie Frungrul. "Wednesday May list
y. Labrador. Collier, Wednesday. May 18th H.
Checks I@yabl Sight III amounts 10 srit the
BAnqur TraIisatIaItique IF Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN,
Agent. No 3, Bowling Green New York. IL W. MOSS.
225 P,nnsy wanna avenue. j. w BOTELER X son, y2j
Iern-y lyaEl2 avenue. Agents for
aP29 WASHINGTON. D. C
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
~ real. ESTATE ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET,


BETWEEN L. AND E STREETS.
By virtue of O decree Of the Supreme Court ofs44k
the District Of Columbia passed on the 9Th day of&
December. 1889. in equity cause No. s664. Doc 49,
wherein the National Union Insurance Company is
PLAINTIFF and John B. Tyler and others defendants
shall sell to the hFhsst bidder front Of the premises
commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. on SATURDAY,
the sEvENIEENTH DAY Of MAY 1884 Lots Nos; SIX 90.
the subdivision Of lot No a. in square No. six
dred and thirty t63 according TO the etes and bounds
deed Of partition. dated December 80 1871 entered into
by and between Andrew Wye and May c., his wife,
and Magaret Heze and recorded with the plat of sub
DIVISION annexed IN Llber -. folio -, of the
land records Of Washington county, in the District of
Columbia Also, all that part of said lot one o. in said
square No. $780, at the northeast thereof fronting
North Capitol stree thirty 1857 and ten I0}
inches by depth Of hundred and twenty (12O feet
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decrs Onethird
Of the purchase money in cash and the balance
g! and eightsen us months from the date Of safe For
give their notes drawing six ) per cent interest per
annun secured by deed deeds of trust the prop
erty purchased deposit of fifty $3.50 dollars each
lot must be made when the property is knocked down
All conyeyanclng to be at the cost of the purchaser
purchasers JOHN C. HEALD Trustee,
. sol street northwest.
DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts. my5-d&dbS
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
VlRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE F STREE.
Il PROPERTY.

FTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE STREET
Il PROPERTY.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of thel
District OF Columbia. PASSED in Equity num- q
Der .90I. wherein Susan ": Edwards ct al were
conrplainants, and Chapman MAupin defendant In
which cause the undersigned substituted Trus-
tee for Chapman Maupin and Robert Maupin trustees
and executors under the will of Mary +. Mcpherson.
and by authority Of said viii the undersigned will sell
ct public auction on TUESDAY. the THIRTEENTH
DAY OF MAY. 1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
on the premises all that valuable lot and improve
mets on the north side of street between 5th and 9th
streets fronting % feet thereon with depth of
l0l feet 90 inches and described in the ground plat of
the city OF Washington part of lot 2 in square
bered 4S7, The Dwelling House is known No. 511
desrabfy located.
The terms Of sale are One third cash, and the re-
maindsr in six and twelve months the deferred pay
ments to bear cent interest and to be secured
deed Of trust all cash at the buyers option goo
must be paid On the day Of sale.
THOMAS E. WA36AMAN. Auct my6- d&ds
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DECISION IN IA vOR OF RN0LHH
The House committee on elections decided the
Peele- English contested election case to-day In
favor Of English (democrat,, by a vote Of 1ve to
three. Two democrats and one republican did not
vote, but the decision was upon party line.
District Government Affair."
A DEFICIENCY BILL
The District COmmissionersay yesterday afternoon
made up deficiency bill OF SCI ,62453, to be added
to the ordinary appropriation. This includes the
judgments against the District OF T. C. Dent, +
w. DuBoSe, T. s. Eaton, Jane Austin. n. Odenwalt,
s. Laycock ct al, amounting In all to 81 ,22&82.
MscELLANRoUA
Major Dye, OF the police, In a note to the Commis-
sioners suggests that such power be conferred
upon the Commissioners as would enable them to
prevent improper persons practicng the profession
Of guides for pay.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits have been issuedb by Inspector
EntwiSle as follows: A. A. Wilson, erect two three
story and basement dwellings, G street, between
Barker, repair brick attachment to Ryland chapel;
$500. w. 4. Bright, erect one Two story dwelling,
9Th street southeast; q 500. 4rA II. Campbell,
erect three story and basement dwelling, Nj,
between 18th and 18Th streets northwest; s. 600.
n. Stanisci and c. Schneider erect four two story
east; %, 900 Mr.. F. &. Ward, erect warehouse, d
street, between 9Th and 10Th street northwest;
$4,000. Louis BufKdOff, repair frame l0N 9Th
street northwest; 500 Thomas s Paxton, erect .
small dwelling on Grant road; 500. M0llie Tur-
ner, repair brick, south si1e D, between 18th and
repair frame 216 r street northwest; 500. Il 3.
Sacks, repair brick 100 / street northwest; $50.
Mrs. c. sullivan, repair frame &c DeEaware ave
nueae10Q
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u H. WARNER. Real Estate Broker.
LIE 9l6 street northwest.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN UNIONTowN AT
AUCTION.
I will offer for sale, on TUESDAY. MAY THIR- "a
TEENTH.a at FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ valuable Build $
ing Lots in Upiontown. on Nichols ave. opposite -
tine villa sites Of Grswod and adjoining the property
OF Edw. Temple The tract of land. consisting of
81 acres has been subivided into building lots. and
erty and sidewalks are laid
Terms easy, and made known at time Of sale Gas
front of premises JOHN SHERMAN Co.
my3-eokds Real Estate Aucloneers.
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,t-. ,eve,rv Hnok f,acks and Every thing Else with
sverssting indispensable Tenacity! zoe Bottle brush
and Tin Govern Mailed Eostgald aE Sotd by DruY'
srsi stores Wholesale travelling AGENTS Wanted II
w.si,;,,,,n M ~ ta25
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L T. M y T. TIM SFEE
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AAA l. l. AAA M l. II NNE
A AIIIIIJIIA III,,IS NSEFE

POPULAR SUMNER ROUTE.
COrne nCieZ Nay IL ald every saturday thereafter
saic- Isbc Liverpool. making ths ~EOrtF
OCEAN vuya-e only five day from land To land. the
Iron Ste a.n~iI OF this line for strength
sId AMI coiHfC-t and fitted I with all the uIuiern
Improvements that Practical experience suggest
Catl@. S,Uaud SEQ, Intermediate. $50 -.
LIN b. = ALDEN. General Agents.
2UI broadway. New FORK
G. W MOSS. Washington d. &.
ALLAN linz INTER SERVICE
Portland t. Liverpool every Thursday until May.
Cabin $50 so and $50 Intermediate. 81; Extra
we-kly shiIs T. Boston FROM LIVERPOOL, Queenstown
Londonderry. Gls-w and GALWAY. Vei AID business
only. Through tickets issued - any railroad station III
the Unite, -tl;,s In,eflus haze. SO 10 SttCTase 2I
The ESltIIuuU S4ryce VIII Dr. .tstllneti commencing
April :. anf n g1Ilarly thereafter.
Apply iEN r ALDIS, (ieIe raj Agents 9G1 Broad
way, New York. O.. W MOSS.
80 PENNSYLVANIA AYENUE
Iihl5th.s.tu Washington. ID. c.
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beverage for medicinal purposes. unadultsrs1sA
Whskey invited make . trial the oelstratsd
brand
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PATENTS WERE ISSUED TO-DAY as f0ll0ws: B. c.
Foster, Baltimore, folding cash box; Emil j. Hall.
Alexandria, Va, type-writing machine; j. p John
son, Washington, tool handle.
SELF-LHvKLrNG BKRrHs.-The travelling public
win be interested to know that the Inman steam
ship line have ON their ships the Brunswick SELF
leyeling berthR Since the Introduction OF these
berths, about eight months ago, the passengers by
that fine have expressed In warmest terms their
approval OF this extra comfort to ocean yoyagers
EVEN the most experienced OF maritime travellers
cannot keep their place In bed without exertion
when the vessel Is rolling violently, 30 that berth
which keeps perfectly level In the heaviest weather
Il really blessing 20 humanity.
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LYMAN LINE MAn STEAMERS
SAILING WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK QUEENS
TOWN. AND LIVERPOOL.

lONN, AND LlI ElSEttli-
City of Ctica1o. May l. Nay 81 J,l'y5
t!ty ~ Eiri.inord. Way ;, June T. July l..
CitS q: I:riln Nag Il. I,Iue 1. July -
City of Montreal. Nay - June ~ Iull II
Clty q! Chester. JuHc JI!y 10. August ,
Elr rates Il ia-Sacr. X. arYlT To THE IMAM
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED. No. Broadway
New YORK
a4eiiur. Mrs. H. \ EE0SNAN. tI2 9th street JAMES
EELLLW. I'll 9Th street Washington. ID. e apI6-2In
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN New York H,yNu
io<Dox SOUTHAMPTON AND BRYMyS
TIE steamers o: this company will sail EVERY WE'D
SEsDSY AND SATURDAY from Breuen pier. foo, Of
s. street. Hoooker Rates Of passage Nrs %
Eayre. London Southsu ptOn and Bremen, trst cabin,
o - $40. second cabin. 500 steeTage ~ st
r. ior t.elget or Isssage apply 10 StIRiG HS
A CO. 80 PrDusylyanIa avenue northwest. CHAS
NALiKE. III u street. Agents IL: WASHINGTON JAZZ
CuSAHD LINE
NOTICE
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HAkBoR
FROM PIER ~. y X. NEW YORK.
seryia Wed. May Il. Bothn:a- We'd june II.
- ina Wes May n seryis We'd June Is
AuIan.a- Ned Jule =. tTalIIa....... Wed. jay =
AND ELIRT NEnNFNr&y FROM NEW YORK
hs'er 81 Passage-sr0 $50 ard $780, according to -
steerags -a.es Storage tickets from Liv-
siI.o ana Queenstown amt al other parts vi Europess
Through bills ~ laden given for Belfast Glasgow
EaNrs hh.NrIp and other ports the Continent and
lOr freight psssaa. arrlv A. tc ror,parvs ofee
No EoNhIls 0reen, or both steeraere and cabin %
Wis D ~ S' : ~ ,,t ~ strs, ssIlSton -
orto Messrs. OTIS SEtifiOW n Co
S-n-- 10 tti street Washington.
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The witness said he had not attempted to avoid
the process services when he was wanted before
the recent trial. and had ridden with Bliss In an
elevated car In New York one day. although he
could not say that Bliss recognized him. The wit
ness described at length the proceedings which
finally ended in his meeting Mr.. Brewster Cameron
and Mr.. Ker in Montreal, and his coming on 10
washington and receiving explanations from Mr..
Brewster.
The committee then adjourned until tomorrow,
when Mr.. Walsh will resume his testimony.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 500. Auctioneera
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
S4UARES 1888 1882 AND 1905, ON NORTH b
18th ST. EAST; AND ON 16I Fl STREET EAST,
BETWEEN n. C. AVENUE AND n B ST AND
On E. CAPITOL ST. BETWEEN nth AND 18TH
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the,
District Of Columbia. in Equity Cause No 1884 l;;a
Docket g. wherein Horace Jarboe is complainant
I'd day OF Mal A D. 1854 the undersigned trustees will
sell at public auction. front Of the premises on
MONDAY, the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF MAY, IN
SIANT at the hours hereafter mentioned the follow
At Isl Fur Fur O'clock NJ all of lot.
numbered twenty two coz, twenty three COY and
twenty -four [24). in William B Todds recorded sub
division of original lots numbered eight ) and nine
CD IN square numbered thousand and thirty three
AMI on the SAME DAY. Immediately after the above
at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. lot numbered five (5) in
square numbered one thousand and eighty two 0S2)
with the improvements.
- And on the SANE DAY. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot numbered five 80. in square num-
bered thousand and ninety-ve O95) with the i'm
prOvenents.
Terms OF sale for each piece Of property Sold One.
third OF the purchase money Of each parcel in cash bal
ance In six and twelve months from day of SALE with
trust on the premises Sold all cash. the option of
the purh aser deposit Of $50 each parcel sold will
be required when the bid accepted and the terms of
sale must be complied with in days from the day
right to resell after five days advertisement at risk and
cost OF detaultlng purchaser All yancing and
cording at purchaser 81 cost r o,,
rr-nsoNo ; sig a. street. Trustees
n n n of
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE BY TRUSTEE OF PROPERTY
On FIRST sTkEET BETWEEN d AND E
REAR. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON MAY
FIFTEENTH, 1884. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in -,
libc- No 1910. folio 100 seu OF the Land Re S:a
cords of the District of Colum and by consent a
party giving the trust. viii sell in front OF the
premises all that piece parcel of land and premises
known the ,IInd plat or plan of Washington D. G.
and being lot No. 3d. III hibbeys sub division of
square No 81, together with improvements, ways
easements etc This lot improved by frame stable
rear
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest az six per cent and to be
secured by deed of trust onpremses or all cash at
option cf Hrchaser deposit of 21O0required time
Of sale yancing etc. cost Of purchaser Terms
to I q complied with i'll ten DAYS.
myI0- dSCis WATSON ] NEWTON Trustee