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FIRE IN MaRyLARD-FaradiSe hotel a former
summer resort, on the Frederick tAiD road near
tatonoyiile, was burned Yesterday morning. The
uulldlhs vas USED IA Lodging Tor about $50 hands
employed on the grading Tor the nrw CaIou,yi.le
Short Line. All escaped unhurt. The hotel cost
Sls,U0; the INSURANCE il sl2.Uua
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Women Helping the Strikers.

LEAVE WORK.
COAL CENTER, PA, september 19-The wives and
sisters OF the striking coal miners have thoroughly
organized, to the number OF 2O3 and well equipped
with tin pans, will visit the mines every morning
hereafter and endeavOr to persuade the non-uniOn
men TO join the strike. A suit has been brought
against three of the women for conspiracy and one
FOR assault The defendants have engaged counsel,
ont IL Is probable that compromise Will be
Effected.
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PHYSICIANS AND DRusersrs
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reaches every of the system. pures nd enrches
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and invigorates the system
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distressing symptoms such Tasting the Food Belc
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ali persons who lead sedentary lives
A. UNFALING RI MEDY FOR DISEASES Ur
The LIVER AND KIDNEYS
lerson suffering from the effects Of overwork ner
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quick re ii AID renewed energy by its use.
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ONS1IP;TIuN-otherI Iron medicn do
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Iions effects Ihysic aud Druggists recommend it
the BEST TRY IT
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper. Take no other. \ ade only by
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FIRST LIEUT.. DI

FIRST LIEUT.. DILLARD II. CLARK, regimental
quartermaster 18th Infantry, now on leave of alb
snce, will report to the superintendent general re-
clultlhg service. New YORK city. 10 conduct 1e-
tachment OF recruits TO the department of Dakota
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS evenings.

7 aEGE STOCK or FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LoAD!N4 SHOT GUM. IMPokTtD Ere H
Sill, Eh PLAT! D " hE. DINNER AND ia
SETS CASIOiS. ikUlI STANDS. &c; FIJI
IMPORTLts >" IS MUSIC IOXES FROM TM
TO len TUNES, GOLD AND LIVER WATCHES,
JENEI.RI. CO ILkkY. OPERA GLhosES.
LAD - BEST LOokWOOD AND NlCkLL
BANJOS. WADE AN BUIC HER hAZ :. l.E-
NOLN-.. TOOLS AND 10000 USLE Il HOUSE-
HOLD ART CHS.
By direction the owner. to change business will
sell, tn preuli~,~. the above stock OF J. L.
OMf IA & Co. l@lI PennsylN anna avenue northwest
" a. liiI.<tt L. D. G. sale CU1Ine at SEWN +. NJ
at may he cCteu. FOLEI, Auct.
y. The tIIIuTes VIII nUIbe sIld at terIulIi-
atlOI. OF Z. the W Al be occupied by j. u.
O'ldi AKA q CO.. Manufacturers "a .KOSAL GLUk"
sGIS
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A Mexican Train Fired Into.

CITY OF MEXICO, September 10. (via Galveston.)-
passenger train on the Mexican National railway
was fired into the evening OF the 18Th inst. by
mounted men, four miles south or Celaya- Most of
the shots passed through the engine cab. Nobody
was injured
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NEkhS X Co. AUctiOuecIs,
w tJi Louisiana avenue opposite City Post Office.
E'HONAS BOWLING. Auctioueer
"HONAS DOWLING. Auctiopeer

F1NHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
LAECUTOR'S SALE OF VAIL ABB F. REAL ESTATE
On SIHEEl SOUTHWEST, BtTHtEN IHIRU
AND UR-AND-A-HtLF SJHEEIS, IN iHE
CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. {.
BY virtue OF decree If ss supreme Court of the a.,
District oi Columbia, pissed i'll tqui No lid
S9iS the liltt .>gneti As cutOr ii offer tor sale
III fr mt VI tbs, premises. SATURDAY. the " h ~
SENENIh DAi UI SEP. EalB H. loo4, at F1Vt
o. LOON 7. NJ. that valuluie improved Propert ~
known as PREMISES No. 81 street southwest i'll the
city of Washing in tie District Of Columbia and
hi and 0esc ibed the cit, plat par lot 2,
square 5i beII for tue Il feet inches west
irb.I liv sOu...e>t of said lot square
5 and running North 81 leet IL inches: tht west
1tet Inches tn no. tn Is test; west 1eet
thence south 81 ieet IL inches southwest
thence east along the line Of street l. feet inches to
the place @. bt ginning.
saie Cash a deposit Of $50 will be required
when lroi cry ST. uck off to the purchasr The
RI lat : rvej OF rtsellny the property at cost and
fl-k purchaser, should the sale
r,e,i with within days from day of sale. Costs oi
convey anclnx at purchasers exreDse
NM HENERY. Executor.
seIG-its 465 + str Il southwest
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The Fowler Relief Fund.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.
THE STAR has received the following additional
contributions TO the fund for the relief OF the widow
and children OF the policeman, Fowler, murdered in
the discharge of his duty:
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OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN \
tne 81 SO Is ii E's ClG stand knu3n Tor year.
sr ~ my bazce where ErSt-clAss SECONDHAND
CT cal 1t '' ~
sUsIh's Gid stand So slo u s,rps, ttweeu eli, an,
III STREETS ,ortLWeSt.
.. S.-ASte " L.Aii .rUIuXl. sxtcI.usslsA l..s
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AN AGENTS SrRANGS DIS1PPEAKANCE-Tne Town
OF Admission, Ala, has been greatly excited since
Tuesday over the mysterious disappearance OF
Benjamin F. Ayres, the freight agent or the Annis-
ton and Atlantic railroad. He was noted for his
attention to business and left his cash account all
straight and posted up to the time OF his disap-
pearance. His coat and vest were left hanging In
the office. He was OF lively disposition, not sub
1ect TO fits of dependency. The road owes him
months salary.
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EXCITEMENT ON THE CHICAGO EXCHANGE TO-DAY.
CHICAGO, september 19.-The day has been one OF
more Than usual excitement on 'Change. The
squeeze in corn was more sharply felt than at any
previous time, as high as IS cents being paid for
cash In the early transactions, with September at
the same figure, october rose TO ssh and November
10 46a; this made the price or Cash corn only 10
cents under that current for wheat. Wheat also
opened very strong, November advancing to 79s1
but has since fallen back to 70 Oats, pork and
lard show no change. At 1145 a. H., the price for
cash corn had fallen back to 63, With October
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STEAMERS.
II L " A L d LIN (.

7 CF
La r 70 L T
IHE CCStRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
kETNfEN NEW lOitk AND IIVFi.FOOI.
CALLING Al CORN HAltBDk
FROM PIER %. y r. %EW .GRK
BoTHSIA -. Wed. Sept "a iURaxI. Wed Oct 90
StRyIA vi. ct / B"FHSLA..-.. W,-i- oct ~
OkksOS- WED. Oct y ~EkSIa - " -! Ny !,
GALLIA- We'd Oct Is OREGON. Wei Nov ~
AND EVERY WEDNEsDA4 nOM Nm YORK
to accommodations.
Storage at low rates Steer ~ tickets from I,v
erfOol AND Queenstown and ali ether arts q. luIo, at
lowest rates O'"'
hrOII.h bills Of laien gwen for Belfast GLASGOW
tsn AntNtFP aud Other Urts the Continent and
for Sstlterrx ports '' ~
for fTtslif and pas-sSc apply the Compa 'sOrir.
No 4. b Wing Green both St.,ra,,. 1i chin g..
OILS bItIi LON n 90 Cos 1th st WsShlT.rtoT ID 4
NktANON D.. BROWN & 60 Ma Y,rk
Orto MeSsrs OTIS EIGEIaJH * co
oel6 eth srr,,ef W..s>5y.<.''r
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AN ARTISTS WIFE SUES FOR DIvORCE-Mrs s. T.
Morse has flied complaint in the district court AZ
ST Paul. Mimi, to procure a divorce from her hus-
band, s. F. b. Morse, on the ground OF drunkenness
cruelty and desertion. Morse is a grandson OF the
inventor OF the eiectrlc telegraph and an n tSt OF
some merit. She alleges tat they were married In
Brooklyn. NY, on June IL. 1892 She is 30 and he
80 years OF age. Her former name was Sadie Ten
Eyck Prince. She has lived in ST. Paul one year
They have no children, but she has little girl the
issue OF her former marriage. She also charges
that he abused her child. at time beating her
that she had for some time black and blue spots on
her body. In January last he deserted her. leaving
the city Tor parts unknown to her. and has never
yet informed her OF his whereabouts
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PORT JEFFERSON, L. l., September l9-Henry Ed
wards. wealthy young farmer, OF Setauket L. L.
was discovered by his Vile this morning Iaaing
improper liberties with their coorcd work girl
The wife attacked them with knife ana severely
wounded the girl The coiored people are inuig-
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FORTY MILES FROM THE Hub.
a Treasury Colony on the Nashua.

THE "oLp GRIDrRoN'' AROUND rue woRLp-a SYLVAN
SCENE N BUSY NEw ESGLlNp-A FEELING TRrHrrE
TO THE MEMORY OF Tue DEAD SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY.
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An Absconding POSTMASTER.

FORT SMITH. ARK. September 19.-Postmaster
Cotton OF Rocky Comfort Ark, Is reported TO have
absconded, leaving his accounts with the govern
lnent about 81 200 short,
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JEALOUS HUSBAND COMMITS SCICIDE.-Danie
Byrne, a liquor dealer or Lawrenceville, Pa, was
found hanging by clothes line IN clubhouse OF
the Crescent steel works, the banks OF the Ale
gheny river, Wednesday. Byrne was young man.
and was very jealous of his young and pretty Wife,
towhom he had been married two years. QuarrelS
quent, and Byrne seems TO have thought that his
wlfeS conduct grew worse as time went on. lie
sought consolation in liquor. and Tor two weeks
past he is said to have been drinking heavily. Tues
day night about nine O'Clock lac went into his wIeS
room and INDUCED in pOtatiOns long and deep His
wife observing him said: ''If you going tc drink
that way Will close up the bar" SIe did So and
her husband left the premises Nothing more was
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republican congressional conference OF the seven
teenth Pennsylvania district, which has been In
Journed last evening to meet at the same place
next Wednesday, the last ballot being the same as
the tlrst-CanDbell, 6; Jordan, and McCamant, 3.
The candidates have released their conferees. The
democratic conference Will not likely meet until
after the republicans nominate
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EIOpeE with Her Fret (.nve.
TRAVELLING QUACK'S SINGER Runs AWAY WITT
her DIVORCED HUSBAND.

TRAVELLING QUACKS SINGER Runs AWAY WITH
HER DIVORCED HUSBAND.
few months ago there came to Bnghampton
\. y. a travelling troupe OF musicians and mag
1clans under the direction OF a man known as the
Mexican Oil magician and lightning tooth eXtrac-
TOR The company put up at one of the best hotels
and In the evening commenced operations by driy-
M through the city with a team and a wagon, on
which the musicians attracted the crowd by their
music. The real name OF the owner OF the outfit
was Dr. c. A. Lockwood. He had with him a beau
THU lady with a fine contralto voice, and She
nightly drew admirng throngs to the wagon where
the assistants were kept busy selling the Mexican
oil. Shekels flowed In and the party visited all the
larger towns in that section or New York and in
northern PennSylvt mia, making Binghampton their
headquarters. On Monday last. in conn., any with
Buffalo Bill organization. there came TO town DIR.
LHhtIoot, also travelling quack. and with lin
Two women or ladyiike appearance. The party
made inquiry for DR. Lockwood When he arrived
at the hotel it was claimed that the sweet-voIced
singer OF LockwOod'S party was the divorced wife
or DR.. Lghtfoot, while one OF the women with the
latter claimed Lockwood for her husband. The
Mexican magician was arrests on Il warrant
sworn out by the woman, but soon effected his re-
lease. DR.. Lockwood left Binghampton Tuesday
for oxford on business. He came back yesterday
forenoon and found his wife had gone with her
divorced husband. Dr. Lightfoot. and the latter had
shipped all Dr. LockwOOds goods. with his fine
team and wagon. to Jackson, Mich DIR. Lock
wood employed officers to seek the guilty pair and
his property, which is worth probably 1880.
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LEASING LAND FROM TIE lNDIANS.-In the case oil
Col E. c. Boudinot against Robert ID. Hunter, A. g.
Evans and H. L. Newman, well known cattle men.
10 recover $1,000 as penalty for attempting 10
lease grazing lands from the Cherokee Indians In
violation OF United statute Judgr Brewer, OF the
United states circuit court, In 81. Louis, Tuesday.
goiate lease or lands was not a violation or The
Statutes" and dismissed the complaint. Hunter
and his associates leased about 600o,00 acres OF
land from the chief OF the Cherokee nation for
grazing purposes. and, although Judge Brewer
stated In his decision that the validity OF the leases
obtained and the question whether or not they can
be vacated was not before the court the defendants
consider that they have won great victory, and
that the decision virtually settles the question OF
their right To lease lands from the Indians, ana
they win on TO establish their ranches and craze
their cattla
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China Trying to Resume Negotiations


PARIS, september 19.-The VOltdire says China
is indirectly trying 10 resume negotiations with
France. NJ. PatenOtre, the French minister to
China, has asked Prime Minister Ferry what atti-
lude to assume in case China adopts more direct
course, and has been informed that the Chinese
Overtures should be received with extreme caution,
as 1t Is not believed that they earnest but only
maneuverS for the sake OF gaining time.
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~ ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINZ EFrIrFS NEW YORK U,vRr

~ STEAMSHIP LINZ EFrwrFS NV YORK HAyRr
LONDON. - HAMPTON AND lRENE~.
ne steam - Of this COMPANY VIII sail ~ ~ WE'D
NESDA1 AND SAL kDA1 from Bremen u r. foot If
g street HoUOkrn- Rates OF FROM MN GOEk
u LoNDON.HAN RI BREMEN. Ey "e(l.e -,jay steamer
first Catin 100 to lG. second cabin, o. q.
Gay steam RI mt cabin sesOIs. CABIN, 80 Steer
AZ AZ 9S 81 rates Or fright I@ssage lpiiy 10
StLLlCHS c.. Bowli.sr Gr.eG. New York, " G
AkIZEEOIT 60. US lenisy lvania North
inxtor 80
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A TOrsmentOr Sentenced.
TIE CRANK WHO FRIGHTENED MRS. GARFIELD FINT
AND IMPRISONED.

TIE CRANK WHO FRIGHTENED MRS. GARFIELD FINED
AND IMPRISONED.
The mysterious individual who. as mentioned
heretofore in The STAR, has reached sudden noto-
riety on account OF his actions at Mrs Garfield's
residence recently, was brought into the police
court In Cleveland yesterday for further examina-
ton The court room was crowded Among the
spectators was James GARFIELD, jr. The prisoner
seemed obvious TO the fact that he was the OBJ
served or all observers. lie was asked several
questions by the prosecuting attorney but returned
only negative answers no answers at all or a
Scornful wave OF the hand. sentence OF $500 fine
and costs and twenty-eight days imprisonment for
Carrying concealed weapons Was imposed. the
court explaining the TWO days abatement from the
usual number by acknowledging that he had made
a mistake In committing the man for contempt In
refusing TO crtminate himself After leaving the
court room the mysterious prisoner said: ..They
can send me TO the worknouse, but I'll be d-n III
they can make me work"
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LIMITED STATES MAKsHAL's SALE.
HfHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
1HUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED RFAT. ESTATE
IN THE CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND

a n TIE CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND
BY virtue of deed in trust. daily reeorled err.
among an the land records Of the District Of Column
public auction. in front Of the resicc premises on
the the days and q. the ii hereiuaiter mentioned the
= On MONDAY, the TWEST4, NINTH DAY OF SEP
nE ~ IN 1854 1874, at J "C s K
of Washington described Is follows: ginnins at a
Gsi .hs on the sss line of 18th # in son
thence south IS # Gin thence east "A It in; thence
II ce of Leginung. improved by house No. 3ot 18Th
TINE iss4 at Fouk 6 &c oGk NJ part nf of Lot
- In t1olmeads addition to Georgetown. bguins at
from Montgomery street and running thence east Is
west ct a nE tn GO orh ~ s ~ Inches
10 me place of beginning lmi roved by house No. -1I4
IMMEDIATELY THEEEAFTF R. part of Lot Is. in
saline aGalon pslnnins al l0nt on the south line OF
runnn thence south 2G 1e,t 10 inches: thence 20
tee thence north rs eet 10 inches and t,nce ", 81 80
feet to the place of ming improved by houses nos
MINI b AfLLl THEEEAFTER. all Of lot 81, in
same addition improved by Houses Nos l4l0. l4l2 and
l4l4 26t street and No. Zoos street. Of which
ON wEDNiSD ". the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1874 at I9t OCLoCkP p. NJ part of Lots 96 and 81.
dart street. where west line of Wm T Ulxons lot
int sectS said street AID running thence west l2f ct;
wide thence feet and thence south the place
OF beginning. improved by house No 203I StoLdart
street.
Immed atelv thereafter part Of Lots IA and i. in
Corcorans subdv Of t. Z. and g. i'll Od George
town. beginning point distant % feet inch h
Of the southwest corner Of the property conveyed to
Henry Mitigate by r. and K. p Dodge, executors. by
deed recorded in iber n c. 4S folio 1862 et and
running theme north IA feet inches: thrnce east 10
feet inches then south II feet IN hes. ard thence
west 40 feet inches to the place If beginning. Il-
proved by two-story brick houS, ben- the north
in the of three houses situated in the alley directly
west Of the Congress street Nj. Z. churc
Immediately Their after part of lois SO and 90 in
Beatty and Haw kns addition to GEORGETOWN begin
hin the nth line If Prospect street 90 east
rom the west line OF lot 90 and running the east
20 fee thence north 100 :eet thence west 80 feet and
thence south 100 feet to the place of beginning.
prove by house No. 1928 Prospect street. aud frame
build ng in
OF sale: Onn-thiri cash. of which $50 must be
paid at time sale each pi residue at and
TIVE months respectively secured by the of the
purchaser bearing six cent interest. and deed of
trust upon the property Sold all cash. at option of
purchaser All conyryancing at purchasers cost.
he rglt is reserved to resell at fauti purchas rs
cost and risk II terms are not compiled With
days from day Of sale
CliAS II. CRAGIN. Jr., Trustee.
Sel9-lDt sd u street northwest
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RAILROADS.
RGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

F4NHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1AE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect J7S-r 8. 1884
$40 A.N.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. max close
CONN ctiOns TO all points South and Southwest
DAILY. ex ept SUNDAY. with &. 4 U. Railway. Pull
han Sleeping Buffet cars from New y rk and Wash
i-aton to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans.
tjtPM--l.OJ ISVIILE FAST Ii y E. DAILY via Char
lott sviile To Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
FONTS. Pullman Sleeping Washington 20
Louisville.
1c4t P.M.-SOUTHERN MAIL. AND EXPRESS. Daily
& all points South and Southwest via Danyille ard
lLariOtte Daily except Sunday with G. ORail way
huffman SitepiI.g cars from Washln ton Via Dam
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also,
fIUn Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7:OO
N. and 5:lO Z VI. daily, except sunday.
Narrenton trains leave Washington at $40 AN and
$40 PM. daily.
or tickets and information inquire at Company's Of
f. ,t0l TenIsy wanna avenua Trains b. &
L. y
b SLAUGHTER. NMACDANIEL.
Gen Pass. Agent Aren't
au2 sol. HAAS Traffic Manager.
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MAR KGED.

CAMERON-McCULll \. Ia this city, on Septenls
18th lisa. at the residence of the brides pa.its
he'. Dr iunce, Mr.. 4. EODORf y CAME ON az
Miss EMMA T.. hcCUlLI. all If washington
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAI. ESTATE
IN tITi OF WASHINGTON

By virtue of deed Of trust dated the Slst " tA
Of May. 1891 and record q in Lber 0SS folio g. xAs;
OF the land recOr as fer the u strIc: Columbia Il
viii SELL 1t public auction in front of the premises
MONDAY, THE TAENTI- NINTH DAY Dr sep
1EMBER, A. d. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. all the
interest Of Danei ". Middleton. being an undivided
onehlf interest ali OF suar. north of square nu N
bred FIVE hun red and sixty three 5G AID on YES
DAY, TN IHIk Tia. IL DA OF PrEMBER A. ID
1894 at FIVE O'CLOCK " all the interest Of Daniel
VI. Middleton being undivided bird interest in
Lots numbered si. 90. 60 and eight 49, square
numbered twenty (Z0l. and Lot numbered %, in
square numbered eleven Old
The above property will he sold subject to any taxes
de thereon, the amount Of which will be announced at
time of sale.
T. of sale: Une-third cash balance in six (6l and
tw I've 2) months with interest. secured by on
tn property. Conveyance at of purchaser A
deposit Of one huudeL 5000 dollars square north Of
square numbered i've ul.dred and sXiy-three q. of
500 ana nifty txJOl dollars each other lots
be required at time OF sale If terms of sale
complied W tn III one week from day of sale the Trustee
the rgh. to sell risk aud cost OF default
Ill pUrchas
spl7-eDSls GEO +
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN INV oEA AND HAyRF
COmpauy's PIER No AZ North t,Iyer. .Oyt O, No-to,
nrset. New lOrA
CanaGa Ksrsali- c Wednesday sept Il sam
-. C.ern.ain traub. Wednesday. CT / . l. IN
ST Laurent. de Jou<se in. " Wednesday oct 4 IN
Checks payFplr sixht, SUIT on tr.
HaIique TraI.-atlanIique II z rs LOUIS ILEIAS
Agent. Nc C. Boyiiug tirrtI new
q. " MOSS. 20 PvELsy4yi.l IA aVcIuC:
j. W. BOl El-kR S SON. ~ bE"ulI-y wants aypnus
Nel5 Agents Tor Washington ID @