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A Paper Floor.
From the INDIANAPOLIS Journal

From the lndianapoES Journal
The first paper door ever laid has Just been COM
pleIed in tue new rink on North Pennsylvania
street This flooring is made by FASTING and press
ing straw boards together under powerful hydrau-
lie press, In the same way the discs OF the paper
car-wheelS are made. When these blocks are per-
fectly seasoned and dried they are sawed up into
flooring boards and laid with the edge OF the paper
forming the surface or the floor. This surface is
sand-papered until IL is as smooth as one vast
sheet OF Ice and the adhesive quality OF the paper
prevents any slipping OF the roller upon the floor.
The door being without joints, perfectly smooth
and comparatively noseless, with no slipping OF
the rollers upon 1t, new pleasure and fresh at
traction Is given to roller skating which has never
before been attained.
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nfyn.

AISOP On July the 10th, 1884 at O'Clock D. m,
MIL IL LouRs. sen OF William l. aud Minute ai.op
aged four months aud seventeen days
Little Loury darling
But the angels and whispered
Loury, darling do come home
Funeral will take place from parents, restdenc. yo
92l sth street northwest Tuesday at three O'Clock
D.
AUSTIN At Arlington. Va, on July ai, 1884, at 80
= m, AMY LEoNoRE daughter of Benjamin and Amy
Jane Austin. astd i've months and eleven days
Et AZ % h .sss Dss.y
TS 'I Treas and Ts ss
uves invited TO attend
ss Mrs on M sitT'day sTy lf ti e 10
tive OF County Limerick. ireland
pe ear ,sI mother 10Th thog has len US
But 'tfs God who hss bereft us.
BIZ ii. CHILDREN
Funeral Will take place from the residence Of hsr
inr July 22d at $50 O'Clock and then proceed 70 81
Boninlc's Church where REQUIEM mas stn be Onersd
HOPKINS. On the morning Of July 10th 1894 ct four
Ella ' edss 9ns sd 81 ss q a
Hopkins
Gone home. Gone homer Her earnest active spirit,
The heavenly mansion now she doth ii, inherit
Which Christ made ready ere she went shove.
Gone home' Gone homer The door through which
Closed with jar. and left Us here alone;
We stsna without in tears. forlorn and bsnished
BIZ HEi surn
Eerfuneral viii take place from Christ church. Navy
attend.
MARRIOTT. On Sunday. July 10th 1884. ct O m,
JOHN "; MAkRIoII. aged seventy years
:. Sa % :nS
invited
MCGEE. On July 2lst 1884 at 10 50 O'Clock am,
GEORGE DOMINIC only child OF George aud Aor6
Mcgee. aged % months
Little Georges spirits flown.
To the brightest Of al home;
Far. far above the skies,
That II called paradise
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funersa
404 1875 street. between aud Maryland avenue aouth.
west
KICKS On Saturday. July 18th. iss4 1t IA pm.
HELEN RICks. the only daughter " Susan and th6
The funeral VIII take place from SlS HIDE strsst
Tuesday. July 22d. ct pm
sPOTTswOOD. On Saturday evening, JULY 10 1874
ct 10 80 O'Clock HATTIE eldest CHILD 81 j. IN * aud
Arians Spottswood. IN the 18th year Of her re
tend her funeral o-morrox dSssdssD mornins >, u
O'Clock
TKAPHAsEN On July ths ,oth 1884. .. asop NJ
Funersi from bis iss. rys,denca No. ira a ,tr,.H
nOrthwe.t on Ips.a.y July the "a. u t;o eoloci =
m Friends OF the family are invited 60 stfsnd
TUEIL On Sunday, July 10th, 1884. q a:Isp m.
LAWRENCE A. TUEII. jr.. IN the eighteenth year u
Funeral VII take place from Christ church fNsvv
Yard, on Tuesday; July 2ist. e Sd a HslStivS ~
friends are invited to attend
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Wants to Marry a Gambler.

4 YOUNG WOMAN sTKANGk INFATCATION.
Friday evening a scene occurred at the Canadian
Pacific railway station at Ottawa, between Nellie
Redwood, young woman hailing from Redwood,
n. Y, and Frank Allan, a gambler. 1t seems that
she formed An acquaintance with him at Redwood
during . fair that was held there last fail They
soon became very intimate, and after short court
ship they we're engaged to be married. few
days before the date appointed for the wedding
to take place Allan suddenly disappeared
from Redwood. The woman learned that lie
had gone to Montreal and she followed him there,
only to ind that he had LEFT that city for ottawa
She went TO Toronto and found him at the station,
just as be was about TO leave for Chicago She
begged to him to keep his promise but he declined
to have anything 10 do with her. saying that she
could never he happy as the wife OF a professional
gambler. She then pleaded TO be allowed to ac-
and walked OF into one Of the cars She immedi-
ately purchased ticket for Chicago and left on
the same train, vOwing that she would follow hi,l
wherever he went and force him TO keep hlS
promise.
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NJ W. 8 Roulhach, formerly secretary Of the
civil service commission IN this city, died NJ Rich
nOnd, Va, on the 18th, and was buried at his home
IN Greenoor0, \. c., on the 18th. Mr.. Roulhach
was the drSt secretary OF the commission. and re-
tired Q short time ago On account OF III health.
Tyler Lee, coored, was fined S. 10y Judge Smell to-
day for striking colored girl over year ago, who
said she identified him by the size or his mouth.
The man who was injured Friday by jumping
nom an express train on the b. and y. road was
Richard Wise Mann, o bricklayer on the new PEN
sion building and not a Pension ONCE clerk, as
stated He was taken to his home at Mills station
by employees OF the road.
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The Saratoga Races.
FOND Do LAC, COMPENSATION AND y0CosE WINNER!

TO-DAY.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 21.-The weather to-day Is
fine. and the track in good condition. The drst
race was for purse Of $3.50 for all ages one mile.
Musk led at the start, Fond au Lac coming next,
and kept In front until the three quarter pole was
reached, when Fond du Lac, who was ridden by
Sheridan, drew up and passed the leader, winning
easily by fully eight lengths. Musk, With West IN
who was plotted by Maynard. Time, l4Sk.
Second race, sweepstakes, for all ages mile and
fve hundred yards Burgomaster, the favorite,
Referee and Lucky B. made play from the start,
Burgomaster, Compensation aid Chanticleer lead
Ing ut the stand; Burgomaster then took up the
running to the Quarter-pole and along the back
stretch, Compensation and Referee next The
fayorte held the lead to the turn, where he quit
Compensation and Lucky b. then drew out from
the held, compensation winning By four lengths,
Lucky b second, length In front OF Cardinal Nc
Closley, third ChanucIeer, Referee, Emma aid
BurEomaSter came In In the order named Time,
2:16X.
Third race, purse $780, for all ages, Of which $50
to the second, three-Quarters OF a mile. Maid Of
AthOl and JOcose made the play for the first three
furlongs, when Maid OF AthOl took up the running
and held the lead until hundred yards nom the
Wire, when JocOse drew up. The pair ran q grand
race home, Jocose winning by short head, Maid
OF Athol second, Matte Rapture third, Willie w.
last Time, I:I6k.
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AN AGED WIFE AND LARGE NUMBER OF CREDITORS
LEFT IN THE LURCH.
Reedy Springs, Ga, has been shocked by the
elopement OF Jasper Warren with Mrs. Lucy
Mcdaniel, a widow with two children. Some years
ago Warren was married to an agen but worthy
and highly esteemed lady OF this country. In 4
short time they disagreed and separated. They
came together again, but soon there was uhother
Misunderstanding between them, which resulted
they nnaly came to the conclusion that
they could not live under the same roof
At the last term OK the Superior Court Warren en-
deavored TO secure divorce from his aged spouse,
but failed Warren has for the past six months
Seen IN me employ OF Mr John s. knight, where
whom be has clipped. They procured a wagon, and
after loading up all their worldly possessions, save
her two little Children they disappeared In the d.
rection OF Hancock county, leaving behind them
host OF creditors to mourn their departure. Tie
woman was looked upon as being an industrious
and respectable lady, while Warren was regarded
as q worthless character
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rUN ARD LINE.

4 Y I E.
NOTICE.
LANE ROU TIE
THE CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIE; o. n. r. NEW YORK.
sERv1A. We'd, July % BorHNIA Wed. Aug 90
oREGos Ned, .uy 80 sERvh....... We'd Aug. q.
OALLIA- Wei. Au-. g. OREGON. We'd, Sept. g.
AURANIA.- We'd. Aug H. GALLIA. Wed, Sept 10
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAuE-S60. $50 aud SlOO. according
to accommodations
steerage very rates ge tickets from Ilv-
eToo and Queens and all other parts Of Europe
lowest rstes
Through bills Of laden gwen for Belfast GLASGOW,
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent. and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Companys Office,
Nc. 4, Bowling oreen both Steerage and Cabin to
OILS BlGELOW i co COS 7th St, Washi. .gton. D. c.
VEkNON H. BROWN l. CO. New York
Orto Nessrs OTIS BIGEIOW a co
jylO COS eth street Washington
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The Greedy Relief Vessels.

THH LocH GARRY SAILING TO SEw yoKE
The Navy department received a telegram from
St Johns this afternoon stating that the Loeb
Garry sailed from ST Johns at noon to-day, and is
expected to arrive at New York about the 20lh
Instant
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A Quiet Market.

AN UNEvENTfUL pAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK. July 2l.-Wall street, $50 p. m.-The
Post says The stock market was very dull and nrm
during the forenoon, the situation being unchanged
from that OF Saturday except that a considerable
cred On that day there IL less outstanding now and
less disposition TO increase II IL manifested There
was neither news nor runners to affect the general
market except the continued favorable crop reports
and the report that the cutting OF passenger rates
to Cleveland had been stopped. The immediate
future OF prices depends upon the local powers that
are sustaining their several specialties The mar
ket Is apparently In their control and II they work
up prices the bears will be obliged to cover.
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One More Arctic Expedition.

b8AhDlNS I'M fcLAh BEAR IN HIS BkN IN SPfTk OF
PLAIN WARNINGS.
Lieut. A. r. Gordon, r. n, deputy superinten-
dent OF the Canadian meteorological service, the
Toronto Globe says, left on the I'd instant for Hail.
fax, where he will make nnal preparations for en-
barking on July % with corps OF observers, for
the Hudson Straits expedition. The ship which he
has selected for the expedition is the Neptune, a
staunch sailing vessel OF 6S5 tons, under the COM
mand Of Sailing Master Sopp, an experienced Arc
tic navigator. The crew, With explorers, win In
all number nfty-rve men. Professor Bell will ac-
company the expedition TO learn what he can
OF the geological features Of the country along
straits The WORK OF este blishing stations ID the
straits, which are 400 miles by 100 TO 200 miles
bread, Is not unattended with risks, as much OF the
outline even OF the coast is unknown aud there are
No coast charts or SoundingS Six stations In the
straits are 70 be established. At all the stations
the usual meteorological observations Will be made,
the heavy tide Will be measured. the DRIFT OF the
water will be noticed and the conditions and state
OF the ice.
All the stations will be supplied by the Neptune
with stock or provisions 10 last until year at
least from next autumn, when, should further Oh
servatlonS be considered unnecessary, the obser-
verS will return home. Their winter lie on these
deSOlate shores promises TO be rather lonely one
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEI.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
N BETWEEN Nkw DIRK AND HAyRE
Con pany's pler. No ~ North River foot Of Morton
street New York
ST l. urent, de Jousselin, enesday. July 80 II
NGrnandie. Franyeul, Wednesday. Aug g. 8 q. III.
Checks payable ON sight. in amounts suit, on the
Bauque Transatlantque of I. ris- LOUIS DE BEBIAN.
Agent. No. 8. Bowling Green. New York.
u. w MOSS, 225 tennsy lvaria avenue;
J. W BO1ElER 4 son. 92jPeDnsy lvania avenue,
iy1T Agents for Washington, D. G.
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SICK HEADACHE, IANGCoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from Torpid liver, It-ocdrred
stomach or Cosiveness the distressing effects u
which DE. JaSBes Sandtlic itiis VIII speedily
move; 10y their beneficial action on the hillary Or
gals they VIII also lessen the likelihood or return
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An INSANE MAN DIES IN rHR STRAfa--James
Cutler, OF Waterloo, n. Y, died under mysterious
circumstances at the Binghamton insane asylum
nom the Albany asylum July & The next day,
N efforts TO restrain him. his thigh was broken by
they were sstSappine Elm down In bed He re,
NAMED hound until Thursday afternoon when he
wan found dead In bed
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District Government Affairs.
IMPROVING LINCOLN AVENUE.

Many petitions have been sent 10 the Commits
sioner's ONCE 10 improve Lincoln avenue formerly
the Glenwood road In the county. Capt. Greene,
OF the engineers oee, In Difference 10 the pressing
demand made upon him. has lately had a numerous
force employed In repairing this avenue. The I'M
proVement Is now approaching completion.
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PLAYING JOKES ON WOMAN DETEcrIvE-An
emlssary Of the London detective department In
the shape OF q woman was in Dublin during last
week. She put up At the principal hotels, ayowed
that she was an agent sent specially by O'Donovan
Rosa to preach dynamite, collect funds and enroll
members In the dynamite society. Some Of those
her true character and played some rather good
Jokes on the creduious she detective good lot u
supperH luDcheons, champagne, cigars, etc. were
had BY those who for the time being professed dy-
namiteism under certain restrictions. The lady
was let down into q good many pits and was
obliged to take her departure from ireland, having
been literally humbugged out OF the city.
TIE Laser TROUBLES IN New YoRK.-The resolu-
ton adopted BY the Bricklayery Association
OF New York to demand that nine hours
shall constitute 2 days work has gradu.
other trades unions and labor organizations which
have decided TO follow q similar course. At q
meeting OF the executive committee OF the Protec-
tive Union q resolution was passed directing the
union laborers not 70 walt upon non union brick
layers who might take the place OF the strikers to-
day. Tho labore1 have also demanded shorter
hourA
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TO.MOR ROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer.

sA1E OF
1abtf IS SksS a1SE Ek Asb
ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS, FINE OLD
MH1Sk1ES; BRANDIEs. OLD WEIGH MA.
CLARETs. BIZ LARD TABLE, &C.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JULY TWENTY-SEC-
OND. 1884 at TEN O'CLOCk, at the residence Of the
late Gen o. L. Babcock No 2024 G street northwest,
sLajI sell BY order OF the Orphans Court of the District
q Columbia, & . entire effects, embracing in part
Square Grand Bradbury Piano with Stool
Handsome Rosewood Parlor SUITE 40 pieces)
Fire Screen with Mirrors, Easels Stools.
Rosewood Mirror back ktegsre.
Marble. top Tables, Music Rack
zine Water Colors, Ornaments
Large number Of tine steel Engravings and other Pic
lures
Walnut Mirror.back Il Set
Rosewood Buffet with mirror back)
HANDSOME Silver plated Ware.
China and Glass Ware Water Coolers.
Drop Lights. Mantel Clock.
Handsolhely Mounted Dee. and Rocky Mountain
window Hangings.
Superb Revolving Office Desk and Chair
Walnut and other BuCkcasee
IN fine condition.
Walnut Marble top and other Chamber Furniture.
Fine fair Mattresses ping Under Beds
Feather Pillows and BOlsters.
Equestrian Statues of Washington Jackson and Grant
Splendid Billiard Table, in complete order with Balls
and Cues.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Fine Old Whiskiss and Brandies
Welch's Celebrated Madeira Vine
Fine Sterries and Cordiais.
Champagnes and Clarets, &c- &c
jyis4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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PRINCETON N. j., July 2l.-Dr. Casper r. Greg
ory has been appointed by the faculty OF the Uni
Versty OF LeipSic ncentiate in theology and pri-
vat decent In the university. DIR. Gregory is the
son OF DR.. Gregory, the vice president OF Girard
college, Philadelphia, and is graduate OF the Uni
versty OF Pennsylvania and Princeton seminary.
In LetpSic he delivered an inaugural essay and had
public "disputati0n," all In Latin.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
E1TCH. FOX L BROWN. Real Estate Broker.

NORTHNEST IMPROVED By A THREE-STORY
hHR gAssIEST nRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
By virtue OF deed Of trust from Henry W. How-Hss
gate and wife TO the underlined duly recorded in G
Llber vi folio lS9 ct seq, one Of the land
Of the District Of Columbia and Of an order In the suit
Of the United tstes Of America vs. Henry w. HowKste
ct Eo sSls isuity in the Supreme Court Of the bis
triet Of Columbia We will on MONDAY, the
TWEsTf.I1R BIT e2Ist DAY DAY Of JULY p 1854: 2,
premise Offer for sale q public auction Lot numbered
square numb cred two hund red and seventeen CID
the City Of Mashington =; c. having frontage Of
back With even width one hundred and thirty i've
feet tl35 to public alley. together with the improve
1neuts thereon consisting Of hands me brick resi-.
dence
Ierns Of sale: 0ne-hali cash and balance In two
equal tnstAlments in SIX (6) and twelve I'D months
from day Of sale the notes ct purchaser bearing six
per interest annu to given for the deferred
payments, which notes to be secured by deed Of
trust Oh the property sOld all cash at option Of pur
chaser Terms must be complied with within "a
days from day OF sale property will be sold
and risk Of the detauting purchaser. i've hundred
S0O dollars deposit must be made when the property
a1sE " S q d3H, TrusteesL
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. jylO-d&ds
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VA sksEll.

July .lst. 1854 10y Father NJ p ulliyan assisted by
Father J. J. Do ohue. j. EDWIN FERGCSON OF New
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GR18LYs DEAD CoNRADEs.-A dispatch from st.
Johns states that the baskets for the dead OF tie
Greedy party have been placed on board the relef
ships, which VIII sail at once. II Is expected that
they will arrive in Brooklyn August LIST Lieutenant
Greedy and party are progressing favOraby, Greedy
less 30 than the others showing fatigue and weak
tho guest OF the city and every attention is paid
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KILLED BY KICKING HoRsE.-On Saturday Henry
Snowden, colored man, employed by S. Bensinger
~ the bazaar for thirteen years past, was kicked in
the head by horse He died yesterday morning.
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DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
NlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer:

GINHOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
DANENHOWER h SON. Real Estate and Insurance,
1925 street H. W.. Washington, d. C.
TRCSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, SITUATE
IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, Virginia, FIVE
MILES WEST OF GEORGETOWN.
By virtue OF de-. OF trust, dated January 18th
D. 1883 and duly recorded IN Lber +. No. 4 folio ii
1879 one Of the land records Of the county Of Ae1an
dra state OF Virginia and at the written request the
party secured thereby we will sell Ct public auction IN
FIFTH. 1884, At lWELyE O'CLOCK. tho following
described premises to WIT Being the larger part of lot
3 plat Ne ? assigned to the heirs Of Nancy Adams in
1887 aud recorded in bsI folio 30 land suits the
said heirs ts Mish9l,s Febsey deed bearing sss
No. = folio To- T., containing lls acres. ! rood and 50
stXosGry doup,s frame house barn and ali NECESSARY
property in this section very valuable
Terms OF sales 500 cash; balance In equal INSTALL
Inets in one and two years. secured by deed Of trust
premises sold: or all cash, purchasers option
deposit Of $40 required day of sale Terms 70 be
complied with within seven days from day Of SALE or
tina property will ba resOld ut the cost and isE OF
deaulting purchaser All couveyancing at purchasers
WILLIAM y; DANENHowER, rrr.t.s.
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER.S 1r"s'ees
jyl0dkds
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4 ssraNEE's SALE OF FINE LOT OF GROcE
"A RES. BEING THE STOCK FORMERLY OWNEl
By DANIEL G. HARRISON. SITUATED AT TIL
III CTR

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF Fl AE LOT OF GROCE-
S SSSEfIhfST North 0APIT0L AID / sTkEETS
vii Ths :, Apss St Ra1
rnb sqcton on the =. the STICK Of Good.
and Fancy grocs,es and two srss hSx Asses
s1Ps sssi'
articles pertaining the business The
et dcs DAY Of sale When not sod as whoe the
whole notice will be hereof in next Wednesdays
s
Al creditors q Daniel Harrison will present their
M IS sas
Assignee at the ca Hes! possible Sst day ,.o -
y1odts coiumsi. Law Al susns ia Sc sx
rTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
TUESDAY. JULY NTY-sECoND. same hour aud
jyl6-dts FRANK T. BROWNING, Assignee.
AhGSE Il J. ssne hduS nd
jy2i-eod FRANK T. BROWNING.
John SHERMAN & CO.. Auctioneerz
IRgsTEE,s SALE OF vALUAnLE REAL ESTATE.
az Ii a53s And 25ss s VEST
COOP CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
a,f sa S q
ords for the District Of Columbia will offer for sale at
ssfS ,S$5S2 F. s:{; e; ys:f;
aDys and sssrbed .s II that s0and s
for the at thu end Of
and three inches eastwardly from the south
then esstwsrdy With the south side Of Vest street
seventy feet and sx inches: thence southwardly
sss
sss 51 e pafe 0 3 the me Seng s
thereon which consist Of four twostory brick front
The ground will he subdvided 30 IS to sell each house
Of SALE one-third cash. and the residue in two
equal installments at six and twelve months with in
terest from day Of sale be to the satisfaction
deposit Of soo On each house Sil be required at the
time Of sale If terms Of sale re nSt complied with in
days the property will be resold at the cost OF the
y12eosa, coSmsisa 1:r ES,nE IS e.
jy2l-eo&ds FRsSK 7. BRoWNiSG, II: Trus as''
sSA ESH gf%H S$%SSx HISk
#H 81 Fl HSHHS
Bs Of r. in
No $500. in equity, i'll the Suureme Court OF the -
District Ia Of Golym6is s trustee ThUEspAY
O'CLOCK NJ. in front the premises, will offer for
sale at public auction Il following real estate situ
viz: Lot one hundred aud sxtytwo ue. in Beatty md
Hawkins addition to GEORGETOWN in the District afore.
street the southwest corner Q, said lot l2 Beatty
and HAWKINS addition to Georgetown, and running
thence north 80 feet to line said lot themes east
to boundary line Of lots 6 and 1872 thence with
with Sd Cor street, - feet inches thence due south
said Sd p % nehss aGs s
Terms Of sale: third go cash. and the bala ce in
one and two years, in equal Payments, tor which the
notes Of the purchaser shall taken. bearing interest
from the day of sale and lien retained by the Trustee
upon the property sold, all cash at the option of the
purchaser upon the final ratification Of sale by the
Trustee will vey the property sol to the purchaser
IN fee simple SAID lie to be made clear Of al taxes
and membranes Terms must b. complied with
within tel days day Of sale Two hundred dollars
deposit must be mad. when the property knocked
down. ALI cOnveyanciDg at purchaser cost.
CHARLES A. WALTER, Trustee,
.. No. 1872 street northwest,
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers iylI-d