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V,Hos. J. FISHER l. CO. Auctioneers

DENCE. No. LAFAYETTE SQUARE
BY virtue II decree OF the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. entered the 10th day of n.
May A. u 1884. in equity No g. ass wher in III
nard et al defendants the undersigned Trustee VIII
sell al public auction. front of the premises II r.
O'CLOCK p VI on MONDAY. the SECOND Day OF
JC NJ, 1884 the following described piec parcel If
Columbia, TO Wit Fart Of Lots numbered and
two C1. IN square numbered hundred sixty
seven tlSI a. the III si4Iated the pI lie
Iiats OF said city Of Washington. and bounded and
d@scr2b as follows :-BeerI RING i point on the
cast hne OF said lot number ID distant twenty
seven CD feet eight and half ESQ Inches
Lorthvsr'.y from the southeast of said Square
Thence running wrstxarly. parallel with sou h line
OF the stlilirc one uunred and nine (p
inches 70 the east line of lot three': thence with said
conveyed 10y Henry VI Rice TO W r. Truwl,rI.. thence
eastwarSuy. and parallel with south line of f,f
sl'Iar. hundred and 100 rl!i- ) inches IN
The east e of SAID lot ID thence said line
about twenty el&hI 80 feet southwary tho point OF
t<1nnig with all the ways. rights alleys easements
and appurtenancr Thereto belonging and subject To- r,
priVat rlEft II with the al la. ut lots
Created by dsed between T. ID. Townsend James Alden
a1d r Irow brldSe recorded Ill Liter j. \ s. No To-
folio 1893 " " ''
Terms OF sale, prescribed by the decree One tr3
cash. and the Residue three equal Instruments ray
able IN one. Two and three ytcrS-
day OF with Interest at yer per anI,uf:
the cef-rrt payments 10 BE- secured BY
b. paid In cash at the option Of the purchase No decd
viii be given until the purch money paid in full
deposit OF Oh will De- required when the property
Knocked WI and the terms Of sale be Inpl
with within week from the day of sale or III. prop
erty VIII be resoIi the rsk and the dfflt.,
purchaser AL conyey&nciug and recording at ,ur-
ckasrr's cost. EANDD4 PHI CUILE TRUSTEE.
i.-dSls L = attorneys office, City Hall
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The Karcher Murder Trial.

THK ARGUMENTS BEGCN.
After recess, Judge Macarthur discussed the
prayers for Instructions and stated that those Of
fered by the government expressed the law, and
that most OF those asked by the defense did also
He discussed the leading features OF the case In this
connection.
AT the conclusion OF his remarks Mr.. Coyle opened
the case TO the jury and closed at 2:l5 D. IN.
MI Mackey followed for the prisoner and was
speaking when our report closed.
Hon. w. H. EnRifsh to be Investigated.
The House this afternoon adopted a resolution
directing special committee OF seven members to
inquire into the question whether or not the Hon
VIM h. English has violated the privileges OF the
moor. and whether any ex-member employed AS at
torney In any contested election case or for any
railroad or other corporation, has abused its prvi
legeS
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EVIL Effects Of Gas Tar.
ANOTHER REPORT 10 THE DISTRICT CORNERSTONE


on THE SUBJECT.
Major Peter c. Hams, OF the engineer corps, who
has charge Of the Improvements at the Potomac
FATS, has forwarded to Harbormaster Sutton q
specimen Of the coal tar deposit from the gas
works, which forms on the bed Of the river, and
also report on the subject by his assistant. Mr.
DunckIee. The communication and report were
Forwarded by Mr.. Sutton to Health Officer Town.
shend, who referred the subject to the District
Commissioners, with the endorsement that legtsla-
ton should be procured which viii prevent the evil
complained OF. The report OF Assistant Engineer
work OF dredging at the foot OF ST. has been seri
ousy lmpeded by the deposit OF gas tar discharged
from the aShfngton gas works. The deposit was
found to be two feet In thickness In the creyices
and around the sides OF rocks. The divers cannot
work until the Accommodations are washed away by
OF the hands Besides this the diving armor is fire.
Quently injured, time Is lost In cleaning It, and two
suits OF armor and set OF diving hose have been
absolutely ruined. The wharves are also injured
by the deposit
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auc,ionee.
SALE OF PREMISES Nos 49, 42l. a:
AND 425 ON NEW YORK AVENUE RfTWEEN
tt0IKIH a AZ, FiF TIL STREETS NORTHWEST

AUCTION SALE OF PREMISES Nos 40 4a1. IA
AND 425 ON NEW YORK AVENUE BtTWEEV
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWFET
AND Nos GIG AND 69s On STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the Dlstritt OF Columbia passed in Equity cause =
No. S.94S Essex ct al. VS.. Essex ct an will
offer for sale at public auction in front Of the reaec
misses on the Gays named below the follow ms
ra estate situate In Washington City, In said Distri
viz
ON MONDAY. JUNE SECOND. 1884 at SIX O'CLOCK
p M the Lots numbered So. SO, 60 and 81 OF INV re-
corded subdivision of original lot in square 5ll with
the inproyem nts thereon. consisting in four
On TUESDAY. JUNE THIRD 1884 AT THE SAME
HOUR the Lots hum6ered So and 81, Of my recorded
subdivision Of the east ~ feet front Of original lot 3 IN
square 49, with the im royements thereon consstin9
in three story frame buildings fronting ON SfreeS
in the Of lot 81.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
cash the day OF sale within days thereafter
and the residue In two equal instalmenta ct six and
twelve nths from the day Of SALE the purchaser or
purchasers giving his her their promssory for
the bearing interest from the day Of sale ct sx
per centum per annum. or 1t the election Of the pur.
be paid in cash. the title to the resrective parve
sold to be ned until the fun amount Of the puf
chase money snd interest is paid II any purchaser
shall fail TO comply with the terms Of sale the
right to resell the risk and cost Of the dcfaung pur
chaser All conveyance NJ purchasers cost 8l01 de-
posit on acceptance OF each bid.
ANDREW j. BIEDLER Trustee
9io Louisiana avenue northwest.
EDWARDS BARNARD. AttorneyA my20sokds
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4 NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
y (RR1Ck HOUSED AT THE CORNER OF ELEv-

~ n ~ "
ENIH AND { STREETS SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of tn -
District Of columbia, passed the 25th day Of DC s
tober. d 1885, IN tie cause of Emma Holtzclaw Ia
vs. William L. Ford ct al, No 1893 Equity Docket Is
and under the DEED 81 trust mentioned in tn bill i'm said
cause from Emma Holtzclaw and Thomas j. Holtzelsw
her husband to Robert Ferguson. dated January lst
y T. 1873 and recorded among the land records of the
District Of Columbia in id No 1903 folio 456 the un-
a. rs2ne Trustee will of for sale public auction in
frunt Of the premises. MONDAY the SECOND DAY
OF JUNE, 1884 at HALF-PAST FIVE OCi OCK NJ
all that ece parcel of land situate and lying in the
city Of Washington District of Columbia and known
npo the ground plat or plan of said city Part of
numbered % IN square three hE dred and twenty five
@ and describe follows: b. ginning for the same
at tn southeast of SAID 10. and square and run
ming thence west twenty three ,eet thence north ninety
feet thence east twenty three feet and south
the place of beginning; together with all improve
Inents and appurt~uances to the same belonging
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money TO
be paid III cash the balance in two equal
six and twelve months respectively to De by
notes of the purchaser bearing interest six er cent
from the day of sale and deed of upon the prem
ises sold. deposit of SEQ required time If sale
Conveyanc1ng etc. at purchasers cost Terms of sale
TO be complied with days from day OF sale other
wise resale risk of defaulting purchaser
X. b. FERGUSON, Trustee,
Corner Penna. and I'd street
DtNCANSON BROS. Aucts- nlyl6-d&ds
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John SHERMAN CO.. Real Estate Auctioleers
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON YER

MONT AVENUE
BY virtue of deed of trust dated October g. 1882
end recorded liber OBS TO 10 ct SEQ one OF Ia
the land records Of the District OF Columbia Mt S
the request Of the party secured thereby will offer for
sale AT pulic auction, in front Of the premises on
THURSDAY, NAY TWENTY NINTH. 1884 at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p u part of original lot three.
lot, running thence southery along Vermont avenue
hfeen D5} feet thence easwarly right ANGLES with
Vermont and parallel with north line Of said
lot about eightysx feet eleven inches thence north to
the angle iii the north line Of said lot thence
to the place OF BEGINNING containing 27S square feet
more or less: toyether with the improvements
Term. cash subject To deed of trust secure a. OOO
Terms OF sale 10 be conpli with i'll days from
OF sale ~
HIyI9-I0t JOHN r. ARMS Trustea
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THE NEW CITY POST OFFICE
Capitol Topics.

The other day MIR. Christman, messenger OF the
Senate appropriations committee, in showing some
ladies through the building ignored some rule es-
tablished by Mr.. Cross, who is q head mes
senger and assistant doorkeeper OF the Senate
He afterwards met Chrtstman, and IL is reported
that In an alteration which ensued he slapped the
latter In the face The matter coming to the notice
OF Vice President Edmunds he ordered an inyesttpa-
ton and the Senate is now agtated with this tempest
In teapot 1t Is said TO be the rst time In history
that this august and dignlted body has troubled
itself Ia the disputes OF fits subordinates
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

BY yirtue of writ OF dtioni exponss issued out
OF the Oh rks Office Of the Supreme Court the District
OF columbia and to Inc directed, will sell at public
saie Tor cash. at the auction store Of Thomas Dow.
III corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
on on SATURDAY the TMENTi-FOURTH DAY OF
te claim and interest Of the defendant in and to
iolo%lnH described property. to wit On Smithson.
IAN fano No ~ 49, to satisfy venditioni exponaa No
3l9 at law. IN favo. Of TIL Bayne against john Il
Thompson. -
,r,,o. CLAYTON McMICHAEI, U. g. Marshal
THOS. DOWNING. AuctioneeraI myl9.I0
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The Active Stocks Down to Per Cent.
NEW YORK, May 22-Wall street, las p. m.-The
forenoon indicated that while there Is an apparent
scarcity OF floating stock In the Market and pre-
MUM was being paid for the loan OF nearly all the
active stocks the bears had been encouraged by the
events OF the last week or 30, and were hammering
the market with seller sales at q rate that the
bulls could not resist The result that by 1915
O'Clock, notwithstanding the volume of business
was smaller than during the same hours yesterday,
there was general decline on all the active stocks
OF from to z per cent
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T,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

tHtNCEfsl SALE OF IMPRONE AND
ED REAL ESTATE IN GEORG TOWN d. c.,
LATE THE PROPERTY OF W. j. DYER.
By virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme a,
Court of the District Of Columbia the 14tI May Sa
lisa, in cause No 1915 Docket % the undersigned ~
will sell at pubic auction in front of the premises on
MONDAY. the TWENTY-SIXTH MAY, 1884 at SIX
O'CLOCK NJ. the eastern parts Of Lots II aud H. in
Peter Beatty, 1hrelkeld and Deakin's addition to
Georget wn fronting 80 feet Bridge street and
ming back of that width to the hesapeake and Ohio
canal with III 40 two frame dwelling houses thereon.
Also thu west 80 feet front Bridge street Of Lot in
said Pter Beatty Jhrelkeid and Deakins and
extending back Of that width to the Chesapeake and
Ohio unimproved Immediately after the west
IS Ill feet front Bridge str by no feet deep of
Lot - in Old GEORGETOWN. ana the brick and
frane dwelling houses thereon and al o part Of Lots
IS aud :, il Old Georgetown fronting 59a feet on 20
tt wide alley at the of the part of Lot S. herein
before described extending back by an average Of
d. eth Of "a feet to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
uniini royed
Term. Of sale: one-third cash. residue in nine co.
and eighteen u8) months. with interest from day Of
sale on notes to be secured premises sold all cash.
al Dtpn of purchaser The sums of $780, 800, $500
- TO te paid respe lively the parcels sold and in
the ordrr III which advertised. All coDyeyanciu9 at
purchas4s cost. Terms to be complied within 90
days otherwise resale at purchasers cost and risk.
e ahg a isH iSf avenue; Trustees.
my16-d6ds 1908 31st street
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DOBERT O. HOLTZMAN. Real Estate AuctioneeI
THOMAs DOwLINd. Aucuoneer.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT
VERY vALUABLt IMPRO, Ed AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY FRONTING On HIGH AND
BEALL STREETS, GEOkGETONN. ID. c. AT
AUCTION
On MONDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF
MAY, 1884, al FIVE OF LOCK. in front of the -
premises shall sill the following rrui erty: Part -
Of square 49, subivided into Ia LOTS lots 1857 1853 and
1851 improved by hotel building. and lots aud Ii by
stone bJ ding located as above The three ST sta
BILE barn the east side - feet long 81 feet wide
and very substantial. and would make. with little
change fine machine shop school house, lecture
mnsc hall The yard is eXeavated six feet below the
grade and save cost OF gVing out easements The
facilities the finest in the District, and is
solely under the cOrol OF of the property The
drainsg is complete. with splendid fall into the maiU
which terminates the premises. he location
Is the center 81 business and THRIFT in west Wash
ngtUn and where property sought after for various
kinds Of mercantile pursuits and owelnrs- 1t il also
Of ing in close proximity the street
lines This property can be handled to great advantage
In the hands VI person.
Terms: Onethicd CASH the balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust Oh the property sci All conveyancin9
&C. purchasers cost Fifty dollars dep sit required
each purchase at time OF sale
For Plats of the property apply TO the Auctoneer.
myl4-dSds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FOUR
- TEENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
BY HOUSES NUMBERED 1872 AND 1874 OUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST IN WASHING

BY virtue of a deed of trust from Henry W How-r,
gate wife to the undersi nrd duly recorded ss
IIber y6o foil AZ ct SCI. one of the land records
of the District of Columbia and Of decree i'll the of
the United states Henry W HoWgate Il al No Sl!g
Equity, in the supreme Court the Dstric of Colul-
bia. Will ON SATJ RDAY. Z HE THIRTY-FIkST
DAY OF MAY, 1854 AT HALF-PiSf FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. in front of the Premises. sell at public auction
five t205) Of Henry \" Howgats subdivision part of
square numbered two hundred and six Zoo tire City
Washington, District Columbia he said lots are
improved by two-stOry aud base nent ck dwellings.
Terms IF sale: On.tiird cash. balance equal
staments in six and twelve nths II per cent inter
est. secured by deed property sold all
Cash at OrtiCIt Of tie purchasers All conveyancig
purchases cost deposit OF S20Oon each lot required
% sale. If sale not comyled with
in days from day sale thu property be
sold by the trustees risk and cost def4ultng pur
chaser, after i've days advertisement
ROBERT G. FOX -r.
GEO. w BROWS,j ustees-
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers. myl9-dSds
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Telegraphic Briefs.

The court In Cincinnati, o., ordered Receiver
entire property, good viii and franchises OF the
HerS Journal.
Heavy washouts have seriously interfered with
railway traffic In eastern Texas
The famous old horse ridden by General Custer
In his Indian campaigns at Vincennes, Ind, died
last night He was the property OF DR.. Carver, the
markSman.
The railroads interested In the Missouri river
business have de cded TO advance the lumber rates
from Is to IL cents between Chicago and points on
that river.
The regular meeting Of the Western window
Glass manufacturers Was held In Ptttsburg, Pa,
yesterday. The card rate was not changed.
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REPRESENTATIVES, SkINNER's CHARGES
It Is said at the District Commissioners Office
that the statement by Representative Skinner that
the law taxing drummerS was sometimes eyaded
through the connivance OF District officials prob
ably arose from partial Information regarding the
practice OF charging 81 for issuing permits to
owners and MANUFACTURERS who are not required to
pay the tax, and the practice OF merch lndise
brokers OF taking commercial agents around under
their own license. for which charge OF about SIS is
generally made, or a commission on sales Both OF
these practices, is stated allowable under the
present law.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows: r. A. Hill, erect two story
dwelling, Sd, between and streets southwest:
5000 B. S. Adams. repair brick, 5I4 Sth street
northwest; $50. Wash B. Williams. repair brick.
317 eth street northwest; $780, Vim. Burger erect
TWO story and basement dwelling. Rhode Island
avenue, between I4th and 18th streets northwest;
$1,000. John ii. Schuembart, repair frame dwell
ling, sos Q street northwest; $500 Richard w.
Wilkinson, erect two story dwelling, 7, between
oath and 25th streets northwest; $500 o. S.
Humphrey, erect a small store, Harrison street,
Cniontown $780,
MISCELLANEOUS.
The contract for furnishing dog tags for the en-
suing year has been awarded by the Commissioners
to Mr.. Julius Baumgarten
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SUMNER Honzs.

Tho management Of the Virginia Midland Railway, ap-
preclatng the dl1cnfy experienced by residents tn
cities Of finding pleasant country homes the
have had complied and have ready distribution
along their line with rates Of board the day week OF
travel THREE daily trains arc now running on main
line and two daily te1cept Sunday ON the Msnss,as
DIVISION afong facilities tor travel to and from Wash
ington at convenient hours For crculars ckets etc.
can at Virginia Midland Office COL Pennsvlvxnia avenue.
myl2.lm
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The New Hampshire democrats YESTERDAY elected
frank Jones, Henry O. Kent, Frank A. Mckean,
ana AVIAN subway delegates-at-iarge 20 the "a
ttonal convention They are uninstructed. out tne
sentiment OF the convention WAS IA favor Of TIE old
ticket and tariff reform
The democrats OF the nth Indiana CONGRESSMAN
aistrict Yesterday renominated - Z. Natson on tos
trenty-fifth ballot
Republicans OF the first Kansas congreastonAi
aisulSt yesterday unanimously nominated y n
morrill, for reelection
nhe democratic state convention Of New YORK
VIII meet al Saratoga June 18TH
fkkpINASp Ward AKREsrEp.--Ferdfnand Ward
was arrested last evening In New York by deputy
sneLlu IN SUIT brought against him by Nelson D.
Tappan, the city Chamberlain MT Ward Is held In
ssooo oaii, which is the amount nxed In IL order
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NJ ALhkaS 2Oi 10Th STREET NORTHWEST
SalpSs lining eli. Shoeiuaker's Anti souesk Prt
4sna x,1 = Top Clements Li1ls. klxstsr f,,ch SAT
49, ~S@-s a. ala
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IOHN SHERMAN & co,
q Real Estate Auctioneera.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
POMEROY STREET

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated December lst a
1880 and recorded in Iiber No 1885, folio all ct seq &
OF the land records Of district Of Columbia and
at the request of the thereby secured Will offer
for sale at pubic auction in front of the premises
TIT RSDAY, MAY TWENIY-SISE 1884 AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK n. Lot Numbered sixteen
% of Howard University subdivision of Efingham
Place together with all the Improvement said lots
Terms: One third cash. balance in equal payments Of
six and twelve months for which the of the pur-
chaser bearing six cent interest from date of sale
and secured the property sold. will taken: il
the purchaser desires al cash. Terms of sale to be
complied with III days from day Of sale A de-
posi- of $50 each lot will be required time Of SALE
myI9-1Ut JOHN l. ARMS, Trustee.
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seventy Lives Lost BY Shfpwreck.
LONDON, May 22.-The British ship Syria has been
wrecked at the FIJI Islands seventy OF her passed.
gers were drowned
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TOMORROW.

FINHoMAS BOWLING. Aucroneer
FIFTY ROLLS FANCY AND WHITE STRAW MAT.
TING AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING. MAY TWENTY-THIRD,
1894 at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms
shall sell the above CONSIGNMENT without reserve
my2i-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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THIS EVENING,

WALTER B. WILLIAMS / CO.. Auctoneers
SPECIAL SALE OF SILVERwARE, ROGERS CUT.
LERY BRO ZES
BY ORDER TAUNTON SILvER-PLATE COMPANY,
FORA FEW DAYS ONLY
LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON
At salesroo 10th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, commencing THIS EVENING AT EIGHT
O'CLOCK. continuing every evening this week at the
SAME hour Goods at private sale during the day
my20-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts
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Gen. Butler Accepts,
HI Proposals 10 RON ON THB AETI-NoNofoLY
TICKET.
NEW YoRK, May 22-Gen. Benz. r. Butier, who WAS
nominated by the national anta-monopoly organ
ization for President OF the United states at their
late state convention, has accepted the nomination
ana sent letter OF acceptance, which was received
Today at the Headquarters OF the organization In
this city, in which he expresses concurrence In the
sentiments expressed In the antt-monopoly plat
form
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
TRUsTEES SALE OF No 1923 STREET NORTH
WEST, TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT.
BY virtue Of trust deed recorded in Liber No a.
ZIG folio 1856 OF the land records Of the District of
Columbia and by request will sell ON TUES-AA
DAY MAY TWENTY SEyENTH, 1884 at HALF PAST
in Todd Caldwelrs subdivision Of lots in square No
2 fronting IS feet on street with depth Of feet
to Is foot alley improved BY well built two-story
Brick Dwelling containing seven rooms hot and cold
water. eas and modern improvements. desirable in
vestnent for home or speculation.
Terms: el00O and expenses Of sale in cash. Of which
300 to be paid 1T time of ale balance remain one
two or three years at six cent PAYABLE
semi annually secured by deed Of trust premises
Conveyancing to be at purchasers cost Terms to ba
complied with in seven days. otherwise the right re-
served to resell at risk and cost Of defaung
after Ave days notice of such resale published in
newspaper in Washington, d G.
BENJAMIN R. CATLIN,
JAMES H. T.. EAGER.
my2l-d&ds Trustees for Northwestern B. A.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowtng are the opening and p. m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street: