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Smyrna times., 1884-06-11
EXPRESS,
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Nelg Castle accommodation Tnains-Leave VIII
mington at 6.l5 A. N. and soc ?. NJ. Leave New
Castle at 9.35 A. NJ. and 4 50 p n.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.--Leave SMYRNA
for Clayton ia, SIS, 1880 and loss A. NJ 2l5 20
4 50 and 7,t5 P. n. Leave Clayton for smyrna
$50, 9OS l0,4l aud lilo \. ~, 2a6, 4Si' 50i and
7.57 n. n.
CoNNEcTlOSs-At Porter. with Newark & Della
ware City Railroad. AZ Townsend, with Oueen
Anne'S SlS Kent Railroad. AtClayton with Dels,Sare
4 Chesapeake Railway aud Kent County Raiiroed.
AZ H9rringlon' win Heiaw9re, Maryland & ViT-
seaiord RAILROAD. At tDelmaF. with Eastern shore
Railroad. Mieomtco & PneOmoke Railroad ana
Peninsula Railroad -NN'A""N' @Aw
CHAs. +. PUGH. General Alanaper
J. X WOOD. General Passenger Agent
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11
j. 3. Cooper.
COOper's Building, Corner Main and Com
merce Streets, Smyrna, Del.
Season OF 1884.
List abridged, but Stock increased.

DRY Goods and N06i@mso
All staples staples continued Ladies Cloths Silks &c. with
White Spreads Table Spreads &c Oo'e'
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
the ss M s 6s% @ sa5 e 5@sss Store shoTn ] R P
All City prices Trade nccase pSD hugs Rods everything
Books and Sta1Gomervo
School % ad % 6 s % a a 9aB F% a Book Book School S
whatever you will sent for at PSbhe
China and Glassware.
so S " % % ] sa ' always Iva 5 ans.r 5S nT Ta Pss @ est at
lamps and lamp Goods.
3 '3f 2 yS that s Sa ss sT 5 @ aa5,S: aa Es here Lanterns
Ropes and Twamezo
ud % Foa & @ Se @ rnna s1 aa a9d r%a Ra qPf e @ Cord
Cedar and WILLOW WARE
o ] a*S aad %o@ "a" tesn H9as @%' % Gnce! % as1
G}eo1er-ss and Provisions
oa 9s e aG 5s S bees Gea e'saPF 3 ss t9s sa5 F
Flour S88dso &c.
son Mill s Flour 55 and ti Patent Flour Tnires Seeds Field
L1e~33s and Vegetables.
to @ on nR F a and Ao @ Vssas s! n4 Arc SsS 1s home grow" Fruits added
M1scsLL7m90uso
% 9Ps SHOE i SS8s Hs FISHING Sang & 3sa aaa o"S Rss eeF s
SD9c3sIt3eso
5s Deyoe's Brilliant OIL the best Burning used
3d.-rhe best Unaundried shirts PsTIn made np d4-"lS
5th-HeS9 5th Hen Tea @ R natural M the the best est Tea
6th-Sow York Cream Cheese q md good.
-T6@rbers PaSe Fia2oins Ez5roo 5roa5''
i0Damond State @ eEd a o in ToGes Bo or mGSe 51 the Dozen
1lth- Choicest Brndywine Roller PatentF flour
sg6no r5s ] od T5 ocg1 Feq@ % tR G best % Flour
fancy @ ali 0f % @ and CASH a @ % onee ass da s @ o5d % staple and
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11
FAMOUS sHd DfciISfTE BATTLES OF THE WORLD
Mysterious TKnoclings." :"

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Smyrna times., 1884-06-11
Smyrna Branch Trains.
Closing of Mails.

Going North, 7.l4A N. S.5SA.M NJ. 1O5SA.M. 42OP. NJ.
Going South, 1880 2.25P.M. 42OP.M. T45
Smyrna times., 1884-06-11

Going North, $50 and 1910 A. NJ, and 4OOP.M.
Going Gouth, 1910 A. NJ, and 7.25 Pm
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News briefs,

The oomoarduent OF Tsmsul by the French feet
Is stu IN progress and the Chinese were routed In
the valley OF the Loo Chuan riset after six hours
tight with the French.
In wrestling match In New York last night De-
tween I. Goeverwein. champion OF EurnIs and
Augustine schmidt. champion ot Germany schmidt
pulled his antagonists arm out or the socket and
was awarded The purse ~ $3.50
George Levi, ex-chief OF the Louisville Ky fire
department, who was sentenced 10 the peIiteati-
AIRY Tor completely IA the city hall frauds last year
WAS pardoned by Gov. Knott yesterday
JACK DEMPSEY, champion light weight ana Robt
Iurnhull, 0 Long Island, fought an elght-rOund
oAltle, 2usensoeTry rules, In New York last night
dempsey was awarded the si2S purse
ne Momaas suffrage convention at Buffalo YES
terday passed resolutions declaring the statute 10
prevent women nom voting 10 Dc unconstitu-
tlona.
The Mexican veterans are having their reunion
at 81 Louis. Mo-
Thirteen men were living in a shaniy uron crib
IN Lake Michigan. about a nile from shore, and eu-
shanty was swept on by storm yesterday. and
nine OF the men were drowned.
The drought In lower Virginia continues and the
peanut crop Il cut short 50 per cent
bishop Fabre. or Monreal, endorses the action OF
the cure or Beauharnos. In denouncing FINN the
altar the establishment OF a secret Catholic tencv-
olent society. lie holds that IL touches UPON a
secret organization Ike Freemasonry
Charles kcNalr, colored. WAS murdered AZ -aurel
Hill, " q, by his wife, aided b. a coured man and
woman. Tie was an Invalid. and his Wife Killed
him to avoid supporting him
The refusal OF the workers In the Oliver Rras
and the Pittsburg rolling-milS az PttsburV 10 ,c-
cept l2k per cent reduction resulted Ina a lock-
out.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuonssrx
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON c
STREET. BElWEEN DELAN ARE AVENUE AND

TIT % III NUN IfEASI.
By yirture Of u deed of trust duly recorded IN -
Laber; No s3l folio 225 ct seq. one Of the LAID
records for the District OF Column Ia. will SELL
on tRIDAY.oCTOBEf SEVENTEENIH. lssts FIVE
O'CLOCK ~. in front Of the PROMISES the following
real estate and preises stsed lying and being III the
cit, Of Washington District Of Columbia and know
ana DESIGNATED as lot numb ed TWenty-NiDe
ORIGINAL lots numbered twelve t12 and thirteen dJ in
square numbered six hundred and eishsy-sx 1885,
once In sad city and district ~ L xis folio tds
On the 2zpd day o. October 1875. said lot lmber~d
invent mime ~. ntainins thousand two hundred
aa ei9htesn 22isl square feet. tgether with al and
S1ie1.ar IN unproN emeNfs, ways eassmentS rights,
rsies and appertslanees to the same belonging or
III anywise appertaiaing
sale and terms to be complied with in days. other
AID cost Of the defs1lting purchaser sitter I've sys
rnbiic notice Of such ress-s in some newspaper pub
Isttc IN washington, y. G. Conveyarcfug, &c. at
chaser's cost. I'll "a RSaE3S
ocG-ikdS Tr1,sfaa
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DIED


MISS sSfIeNfTr theri sREc 9siIer 1854 n
he remains viii be taken to Hinesburg Vt. for In
&C. SARIEf A. Quarter 60 one O'Clock, October 9.
is Fsr. i cAk ,lt AGED twenty dss years
ner 2ith and northw est on Friday ctoIr.r
10TH at $50 en- Friends and relatives invited 70
CLARK On October sth 1854 at $50 O'Clock q, m.
aged SIX months and twenty days
Gone to the grave I'm early bloom.
She has escaped all worldly woes;
Deaths angel. bending Ger her tomb,
Wept Ger the beauteous blishfed rosa
The lovely flower thus doomed to die,
Affection in VAN es-ayed 10 save,
1t pined. persisted IN early grave
Funeral from her parents residence 1885 s4th street
northwest, Tomorrow, October 10 AT 8 O'Clock y m :.
HARPER. Departed this life "Wednesday October 2.
l ls az Sloek M ELIZABETH bei9yed wife q
aged "a years, = month and days.
Lowell one fron our home Is gone;
voice We loved is still.
place Is vacant il our home
80 That never can be filled.
May she rest in peace. BY HER HUSBAND
Funeral Will take place from her late residence No
Relatives and friends respecu1ily invited 70 at
sroRMoST. On Wednesday o,tober g. 1884. uf 2 80
p NJ, ANSAG STohMOST. beloved wife of Vim T.
and Elizabeth l. Kennedy. Al the twenty SECOND year
Funeral wiz take place from her late residence u
street northeast. on Friday. October 10. M
aud proceed TO ST. hoyslus church where solemn
r>9usen mass viii be offered up the r.pose of her
soul Friends of the family invited To attend.
STklCkHART. Departed this life "wednesday,
october stt. 1854. at O'clock CHARLES 81 RICK
HART, III the sixty eighth yesr # his age native Of
Hanover Germany. for the last thirty eight years
resident OF this city.
Full many a gem Of purest ray serene
The dark, unfathoned owes of ocean bear:
Full many flower is - blush uns--.n,
And waste Its sweetness the dies IT air
know lis face is hid under the coffin Ia closed are
his cold l. his forehead fair: hand mare
felt; over Ii IN prayer knelt yet hearts whis
pered that our father Is not here.
By HIS CHILDREN
His funeral VIII take place Friday. October 10th At
from his late residence 1ill ID street northeast
friends ana re atoms invited 10 attend.
TATE. october9 y. 1874 at l., at No 1912 Virginia
avenue southwest, ELIZABETH TATE, wife OF l. l.
late.
Funeral service Saturday, at nire a. m at st Dom
ncs church Friends and relatives respectfully invited
to attend.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING. huctioneer.

Pr CATALOGUE
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SUPERIOR HAND
AND ENGkAvINGs, FRENCH PLATF MANTEL
MiRROgS ENGI ISL BRUSSsLS CARP r..
WHITE HAK MATTRESSES. CHINA AND
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court os the
District Columbia, passed in the
Of Gilbert VI Wight. deceased. the Hli(ers gue, admin
OCTOBER SIXTEENTH 1854. at TEN o'CLOCK at
his tie residence No 500 street northwest the entire
household effects; embracing in part
Two valuable French Plate SIantei Mirrors in
Walnut ami Gilt raInes:
Very Handsome Walnut and Gold ParIor Suite up
holstered in Purple Satin DaInask pieces.
Cornice and Shades;
Superb walnut Marble Tables, Reception and other
Chairs:
Valuable OH Paintings good examples by Poole)
number OF valuable Steel Engravings,
Brass sconce. Mantel Ornaments:
No9uet and ngiish Brussels carpets;
Turkish and other Rugs:
Antique Mahogany secretaries;
Modern Writing Cabinets:
Lounges and Easy Chairs;
Fery Elegant Mahogany Sideboards:
Very handsome Nantel Mirror in Mahogany Frame:
walnut Dining cha rs Carving Table tuade by hiroS)'
Very Hand ome Black Walnut Chamber sets:
One SuI@rbly Carved Walnut red-tead. cost S5oU:
White Hair Mattresses and Spring Beds
One very large BrunZe1 3quari m
One Maynard Rife with Mahogany Case:
Gentfenisn's Saddle and Bride;
Kitchen Requisites. sc. nc
~, b Tbs majority Of this furniture was made by
the late g. VI WIGHT, which sufficient guarantee OF
its slpe tior quality Terms cash.
Oc6-dts REGINALD FENDALL, Administrator.
VINHoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FAMILY CARRIAGE
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER EIE ENTH at
TWELVE O'C OCk. shall sell at the auction rooms #
late DIR. Grafton Tyler CHAS. NJ. MATTHEW'S.
-oc1-4t Executor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-09
THIS EVENING,

T ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
II LoADlSG SHOT GUNS, IMPORTED TRENCH =,
SILVER PLATtD WARE. DINNER AND TEA
SETS. CASTORS. FRUIT STANDS SC: FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM TWO
TO Ten TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
LILY prS GUIL LILY OPERA 9k kASrE
EANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORs. RE
NUIVEi;S. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction Of the owner, to change business will
sell, the premises. all the above stock OF J. u
O'MEARA Co, 134I Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, ID. c. Sale commences at SENEk Z. NJ.
'irrat BARGAINS may be expected. FOLEY, Anct.
y. B.-Ihe Sixtures Will no{be sold Is, at terlnil
alton OF sale. the store will be occupied by J. U.
O'MEARA & Co. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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rK,Hos. !. sIsHFh 4 Co. Auctioneerx

cAANCERY SALE OF THE HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE No. LAF ,YETTE SQUARE
By virtue OF adecree of the Supreme Court of the A
District of Columbia. tered the 10Th day of "a.
anna + barnard ct al are plaintiffs and ia b Bar
ard ct al defe dans the undersigned Trustee will
SCI at PuLIe suction in ir9nt Of the premises at
the SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1854. the fol.
piees or parcel Of real estate in the
sy w 81 pr e and n DSs Of on. colnm sna
two ~. IN square numbered hundred and sixty
Sven 400 the ciesixnsted on the public
described a. follows: Beginning at point on The
asst II OF said lot nuIlber ID, distant twenty
seven q. feet eight aud half $50 inches northwsrdIy
from the southeast corner OF said square thence
nlnk west"arttS. parallel with the south line of the
square hundred and (l0S) feet nie gl inches to
ts Ts, M. Q, ~; three o. hsnce with said east line
yeycd by Henry NJ Rice 10 W. B. Trowbridse: tLence
eastwardly aud parallel with the south line OF the
the east line Of said lot ~; thence with 80 e.st
line about twentyei-t:t tS feet southwary.Iy 10 the
point o. os-nnil9 with all the ways rights alleys
easements and appurtensaces thereto belonging and
subject TO the private rixt of way common With tn
adjacent lots crested BY deed between T. D. Townseud
James Alden AID " p Trow bridge. recorded in Iairr
A. y. No. L. folio 1913. together with the improvements
consisting of handsome substantially bull: and com
nodous brick DIV Hing house, containing sixteen room,
hes ds cellar. attic pantry and bath
- feet the west side of Lafayette square
Terms of sale Prescribed by the decree: Ore tbnl
cash and the residue in tree equal instalents pay
hle ia two and three years pectiycly from
lay sale, with interest ut per per annn,n
tbs deferred 10 be secured by the proussor
Of the purchaser. all the purchase Money MAJ
paid sh. the option OF the purch ser No dee,
I.!l Dc given until the purchase is paid in full
deposit OF $50 Will b. required hen the property is
with within week the day of SALE the Or %
ery will be rsold at The risk and cost OF the defstn2
rprshssr AL c0nSsySsnsL and ,o Isf9rd9z a. pur
uS2-dSis Y. s. Attorneys Office, City Hall
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The Baltimore Markes..
BALTIMORE. October O. virginia SKIES CONSOLE
dated 81: past due coupons. 81 bid to-day

dated 81; past-due coupons. BIZ bid to-day. N'''
ds so oap and sry seys Whea
southern easir with moderate inquiry western steady
ss sssS October ss bid November So asSss De.
dull: southern white 57aeo: new. 5aa5s: southern
co. aa rRS fs4h
western white 5ss DO ni1ed s'sSs Pensyiyana
copper refined quiet, 121al2 Whisky quiet 1Isal 49,
steamer dni-coton. Sled: nonr. Is grain. nomi
nay 4a41sd Rseeigt 900 Iss5 barrels S wheat
rye. 5000 bushels shipments--wheat. 500 bushels.
Sales-wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn. 900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL., October 9-Weather is clear and
So5n a hsasg Oats yale higher Pork
CHICAGO I'LL. October 9-Closine prices Wheat
October I6ss; NoyemPsr 7ss; Decsmber go; Jannary.
November. 27s pecsusber. 27z.; var 27s: May s.:
year. 1267A: January, 1910
The Petroleum W 1rket.
CLEVELAND, O.. October Petroleum unchanged
Standard white. ITO deg. test. TIC.
PITTsBURG, Pa October 9. Oil duh and very little
doing Market 1s opened at ~ advance to = then
Phillips well is reported doing 81 barrels per hour
All Treated Alike.
WHAT PUBLIC PRINTER ROUNDS SAYS OF TBE DIS
CHARGES IN HIS OFFICE.
A STAR reporter to-day showed to Public Printer
Rounds special dispatch from Washington In a
New York paper. to the effect that he had been
diScharging printers because they would not sup
port Blaine and Logan. SIT is an infamous lie,'
he said. 81 don't know what proportion Of demo
cfats or republicans have been discharged but / do
know that have given orders to treat all men
alike, regardless or politics"
T'ur 0pDpp diroctior Ifont Nol Orlando II
Moore, 17th infantry, to proceed to his home, is
amended to direct him to proceed from Fort Leav-
enworth, KAN, to his home Via Fort Yates, Dakota
Territory.
TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL is expected to return
to Washington On Saturday or Sunday. Mrs.
Brewster and son have already returned
SECRETARY LINCOLN and several bureau officers
OF the Navy department went to the launching OF
the Atlanta at Chester to-day.
Mr. F. J. PHILLIPS, the Presidents private secre-
tary, to-day received from Gov. Crosby, OF Montana,
q large eik's head, with q magnificent pair OF
anters, which he proposes to donate to the Metro
polltan club as an ornament for the main hall OF
The club house
is informed that Japan has issued stringent quar-
antine regulations at Nagasak. Kobe and Yoko-
hama against vessels from Annoy and New Chang,
China, on account OF cholera
FATAL FEvERs ON THE IsTBAus.-The surgeon
general OF the marine hospital Is informed that
there were 90 deaths during the month OF Septem-
Der at the two hospitals OF the Panama Canal
company, being little less than ten per cent OF
the number OF patents admitted. The cases were
mostly from levers and dysentery
THE annual auction of condemned material and
supplies from the Treasury department. was held
in the grounds south of the avenue this morning.
About q, 900 was realized from the sale, which
amount will be turned into the Treasury 70 the
credit Of the miscellaneous fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-09
MARX kgEIt.

FlGEI0W-CLEAR. On Tuesday, October Eth lssa
by hev. Dr. Cuthb.rt, raster 18th street baptist
church, EDWARD X. BiGEI-DM, of Newark OHIO ana
NELLIE Is CLEAR. of Washington, ID. g
HARDEIL-BAII-EY. At Iynchburg Va on acto-
Der q lisa JOHN w HARDEllI ~ Washiustou ID a
to LEILA A. BAILEY. Of Lynchhurg. Va
hEEFE-McNCLTl Ia Baltimore, at St Peters
Church. by the Rev Father Holden, p NJ KEEFE aud
H. e McNULTf. both of Washington ID c.
PRiTCHARD-DUTToN. On Wednesday octobsr
STA. 1884 by kev. s. Mynkoop of the Western Irxs-
by.erinn Church. DR.. GEORGE J FRITCHAED ana
Miss LEILA v. pUT1OS, both OF this city
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

FNo NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S popular
steaIner GEORGE LEARY leaves eth street wharf ON
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday at $50 y. H. Return
ing leaves Norfolk Monday, Wednes lay and Friday
at same hour. stopping. at Piney Point and Cornied
Harbor going and retu ming.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connect also with New York and Rich
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office, at l4th street and Pennsylva
ma avenue; ST. Marc hotel Office Of knox's express
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at companys
office. 1th street wharf
knox's express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until D.
se27 WILLIAM T. WHICH General Agent
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BAY MARE, SEVEN YEARS OLD; FAMILY CAR.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

CLOSING ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BALANCE
OF STOCK OF 1HE LATE Il. NJ WIGHT, EN-
EKACING An EXrENSINE ASSORTMENT OF
UNFINISHED FURNITURE, OF l., cry DE-
SCR1PT1oN; A FINE STOCK OF CABINET LII Nj
Der. CABINET HARDWARE, GIL r, COOKING
GLASS AND OF TIER CABINET GOODS, SEVERAL
BILLIARD TABLIS. &c &C.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FOUR
IEENTH. 1854. at TEN O'CLOCK shall sell, 1T tlie
Tareroons of the late g. NJ. Wight. Nos, 627 aud d2y
Louisiana avenue. the balance of stock. embracing
varied assortment OF goods to which the attention Of
the trade and private buyers is called
These goods will be arranged be Mon
day, october 18th. all day.
og6 ats REGINALD FENDALL. Administrator
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THNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TNIMPROyED
REAL Est ATE IN THE COUNTY, NEAR Ten

LEYTOWN.
By virtne of deed of trust dated 18th day ofs4Ss
June. u; 1880 and duly recorded in Liber No s
ta9 Siy Of Ct ans Of ne Land heeorS
lit 5SfH G25R
p: NJ. the following described Property; All that
County and district ' a ia A and Known as
part of tract of and called 'tletchalls Chance
at the southeast corner Of Jon Haynes lot and
fnnce nor h9t eSs Mes q @
south 81 degrees east 50 perehes then south p de-
q s M ar Of sSa aa
bounded follows ginning at the northwest corner
10. aud the original tract known as Tetehas e
north. IN degrees east 26 so perches then south CT \
said road south AN degrees west 724 perches thence
south ~ dgrees west 10 80 ne ehes 70 the northeast
north line of said lot north. 67h degrees west So
psTches to the place OF beginning containing ten acres
Terms: opethird cash. balance, in six and twelve
on the property sold all cash. All eonSeyancing
&C. at purchasers cost deposit OF Sl0O will be
complied with in ten days. tue Trustees the
right to resell the property at risk and cost of the
jas ] , l. ef bS3is.5 Trustees
a ted dsT at re 81 deed Ct gn trust
CORDED hber No. ss ipo 81 ct seq one Of the land
recoIds of the District Of Columbia and by direction
shs i IN the tie
erty All that piece and parcel OF land situated and
lying the county and District aforesaid and known
part OF = fle,chall's thsnte" and bounded fol-
lows Beginning at the northwest corner tens
lot. No. Z held by the association, then with the
west line OF said lot and the original tract known
Fetchals Chance north ~ degrees east AZ perches
then south 6i16 degrees east 3S perces thence
17}s degrees west AZ perches thence north 81 degrees
west 3S perches to the beginning, containing aid LAID
out for & acres Of land
Terms: one third cash: balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed
the property sold or all cash. All cGnyeyancing, sc
purchasers cost deposit Of 800 will be requI ed at
Drp ,l1aAV n
days the trustees the right resell the prop
erty at risk and of the de.atng purchaser pur
chaSerS.
oes,ats JAS "a p l. oA DsHfs Trustees.
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BENJAMIN +. SNYDER,l ru,,,
ocs-d&ds CLAUDIUS b. JEWELLi 1rus
vHARLEs ". HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY AND BASE
MEN BRICK HOUSE, No. t03 STREET
NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue of deed of trust. dated *,
July 2st, A. u. 1888 and recorded IIber 1854 ZEE
folio l62. ct OF the Land Records of the Distri -
OF olulnba, and at the request of the party secured
thereby. VIII offer fOr aae public auction in
front of the premises. MONDAY THE TWEEN
I!ETH DAY or OCTOBi: A. D. 1884. at HALF
PAST FOUR O. LOCK p NJ. Lot numb red one hun
dred and fftythree O53 in u Newt ms subdivision
Of Lot numbered one hundred and thirty 3T) OF
Partellos subdivision of Lot lettered B in square
numbered four hundred and forty 445 recorded
III the office OF the surveyor OF the District of Columbia
IL Book IL, page 1874, and Book IL page 10
provrInents thereon. Consisting of twostory and
basement brick house. containing nine
Terms Of sale One-third cash, balance in equal in
stanents in six twelve and eighteen months the pur-
chaser to give his notes for deferred payments
bearing interest at the rate % six per per annnn
payable quarterly and secured by deed of trust upon
premises sold. S1U down at time Of sale. All convey
ancing at cost OF purchaser.
EUGENE CARUSI r.
oc9dEds NATHA NIEI, CAUTSJ trustees.
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FTHoMAS BOWLING. AuctluAeer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
iMPROvkD BY THREE THREE-STORY A D
MANsARD BRICK DWELLINGS. FRONTING ON
F0sRLH ST. RET EAST. BETWEEN AND c
SIREE1S SOUTH, BEING Nos 212 214 AND ZIG
FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
Under and by virtue OF three deeds of trust toSSa
me- dated respectively April t. A. d. 1877. June Is a
A. D 1877, and August l3, 4. D. 1871 and respec -
lively duly recorded in bers Nos 49,, folio 53. 3d.
f3li2 6 and $50 folio So OF the Land Records Of the
District OF Columbia aud by the direction of the party
secured thereby default having been made shall sell
at public suction in front of the premises, TUkS-
DAY, the TWENTY FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, A d.
1854 at FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ the following described
heal Estate situated in the city of Washington, Dis
rc OF Columbia to Wit All that certain piece OF par
Gel OF land and premises known and described on the
ground plot or plan OF said city original Lot
bered seven ID in square numbered eight hundred and
nineteen tsl together with the thereon
Inc houses will be offered separately together as
parties proposing to purchase may desire.
IeIlns OF sale: Cne-thlrd cash. of which 300 must
De ao ut time OF sale each piece; residue at six
ana twelve months respectively, secured by the notes
OF the purchaser bearing per cent interest and deed
OF trust upon the property sold all cash. ut option OF
Rnrchaser All conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost
Ine night is reserved to resell detaultg purchasers
cost aud risk terms not complied with in seven
da, 6 from day of sale JOHN COUGHLJN.
Oc9-Q&uS Trustee