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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-17
Plantation For Sale or Lease |!

VERY DESIRABLE PLANTATION ADJ
n Joining the Town OF tireenville, In Washington
County, Mississippi, containing 1740 acres. about
500 in cultivation present year. Good dwelling,
out-houses. cribs and stables; Is good mules aud
1900 bushels of corn; wagons and all he necessary
farming implements. Terms-0ne-. urth cash,
and balance In one, two and three yean For fur
lher particulars apply %
SHIELDS & SKIM
eeos, 'ss-2m. tsreenville, Mi@A
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-17
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

HrR PoNDExTER HAS RE-oPENED HIS
IN Studio IN rom over A. virden's. Citizens
invited to call and 80 his psintissA
Esv.tA SD.
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A RICH PROPOSITION.

We win send the Journal OF AeKeULrUzz
Axp AMKRIcAN eToak BREEDER, 1e-psss. -
column weekly paper, is ysars established, pries
I.W. and THH WEKKLr CLARION, Jaaknoa. M -
sms va bssA psPszzEE 49,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-17

L1con' esgaole ana NORTHUMBERLAND
No institution in the world can offer
safer insurance. Many of the prominent
citizens of Jackson, have already secur-
ed policies in this solid company, among
whom we mention, Maj. W. L. Hem
mingway, Gen. 7. G. Catchings, ]. J.
Green, w. H. Green, Marcellus Green,
R. L. Saunders, J. w. Beatty, Maj. E.
Barksdale, Col. J. L. Power and Rev.
DR.. Hunter.
For terms and all information, call
on
BARRoWS & HAYS, Agents,
Office up stairs over Seutter's opposite
the Capitol. jan15-w1t-d6t.
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Fire! Fire !! FirG!!!!!!
NeWlnsurance Company.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST
l added to their list of Companies
the Germania Fire Insurance Company
of New York, with Capital of 81 ,OO0,-
600, and are ready to take risks on all
kinds of property at the lowest rates.
We now represent the following reliable
Companies, and can carry any line Of
Insurance asked for:
Liverpool & London &
Globe, Assets..............S3S, 1928, LOG 90
Phenix, of Brooklyn. As.
sets......." ................ 1926, S75 90
Home, of New York, As
ts,..................... $685. 90
Underwriters Agency, New
York, Assets,............. 5000, 500 90
Western Assurance Com
pany Of Toronto, Assets 100000 90
Phoenix, of Hartford, As
sets......................... 4,SO9.97s 90
Crescent, of New Orleans,
Assets. ......"...........:.. 9Oe, IA 90
Germania, of New York,
Assets. .................. 1885,, 1876 90
Equitable Life Assurance
Society, Assets............ ALL 1856 90
BARRoWS g. HAYS, Agents.
Jan.ei s-w1td2t,
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oOxrrSunD PAoEl
And in 1883 they had 81 convicts, and out
Of this number d1od--O
c. S. Jobes (Attala county, had in his pos
session, for the year 1882, 81 convicts,
and ont Of this number The had none
in 1889 ,.-.~ -. ...-...., died .
NJ, s. g. B. R. R., from Holly Springs to
Memphis. had in their possession, for
the year 1882, $40 convicts, and out OF
this number dleo
And in 1883, up to April 10TH they had 179
convicts and out OF this number 13 died-S7
PENITENTIARY WALLS.
Average number OF convcts In walls in 1882,
1876, out of this number 10 died
Average number of convcts in walls in 1883,
167, outof this number ........ 49,. 80. 81 ded-sT
B. G. Kicks Lefore county had in his posses
sion in 1882, 81 convicts,o out Of this num-
Der ............... ..... ........ ........ 3 died
And in 1885, he had 81, and. .............. died
Jas. s Richardson Bolivar county, had in
his possession in 1882 3D. convicts, out
of this number ......... ...a.o.D.......S4 died
And in 1888 he had 62 convicts, and out OF
this number ..................... .. 7 died--lt
c. H. Smith, Washington county had in his
possession in 1882 II convicts and out
of this number ..... .....u... ........10 died
And in 1883, he had 81 convicts, and out
of this number .... mann. ...~....4.. . died--1s
Pollock Myers, Washington county, had
In their possession December 1884, SO
convicts. out of this number............ died
Burdett e. Hamilton, Washington county,
had in their possession in 1882 SO con-
vics, and out Of this number ..., died
And in 1883, they had 50 convicts and out
of this number ... ... ....... died
Allen, West g. Bush, Washington county
had in their possession in 1882 81 con-
victs, and out Of this number u.... died
In 1883 ;. .."- ........o. ..... "... ,.. died
N 0. ~ N T. r II. had in their possession
in 1882, 275 convics, and out Of this
number ..~.....o... ..... ...... ...,....~16 died
In 1883 ....... .........,. ........... died-10
Lehore county JAIL 1S82........... died
Hoskins & Hamilton, Lincoln county. had
in their possession in 1882 l24 convicts,
and out Of this number ..... ....... died
And in 1883 they had 6S convics, and..... died-10
W. F. Randolph, Washington county, had
in his possession in 1882, 80 convicts,
and out of this number. .. a.... ....... 5 died
And in 1883 he had 20 convics, and | died
w. l. r. J. Nugent, Bolivar county, had
in their possession in 1882, 81 convicts,
and ont OF this number. ......... 2 died
And in 1883. they had 81 convicts and. .a. died
Hamilton, Sage CO., on Miss Valley r.,
had in their possession in 1883, 26l con-
vcts, and out of this number 49,. 8 died-o
L. and II. N. Warfeld, Holmes county, had
in their possession in 1882, ii convicts
and out of this number ,..u,.... ....'.. died
In 1883 ., died
Total number deaths 49,. ......... ....o. 2l7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-13
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LIVERY STABLE
PROPERTY SITUATED ON THE NORTHWEsT
M M2sshhSkkf EYEs az { 60. No" OCCUPIED BY
Under and BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing ~
date Of the 18th dsy Of April A. D. 1881. and duly @
the land records Of the District Of Columbia will offer
for sale at public auction the highest bidder the
sixTEENTH BAY OF MAJ. issa the following. de-
District Of COiunba ana Known and described on the
ground plat plan Of the city Of Washington parts
OF square numbered two hundred andtwenfy seven 2l
r. Ioii ss All o. lots nuY6ered one ~ two CD sx
lot Numbered three @ the said lots and parts Of
east angle 81 said square and running thence west
feet ten and quarter inches thence north eighty
three feet thence west three feet eight inches
north twelve feet three inches thence east sortvc
teet s'x and inches thence not E-nty
one hundred {eet to fourteenth street west thence
south with the line Of Fourteenth street one hun
ared and nineteen and Of an inch to
the 1ss11,,nS 4 being the same property which
duly recorded in Eber D. No IL folio Se1 one of tire
land records Tor Washington county District OF Colum-
Ss sDd 70 S, whs Z hereby made
napces to eaehf said lots and parts Of lots beonsina
Terms Of sale; cash and the residue In two
sen.a ssn1S9s q az and tsselys mcpths With In.
Of the TRUSTEE al cash. At option Of the
II the terms OF sale not complied with within ten
days after day Of sale the trustee the right to
resen . the sk and cost Of the danltne purchaser
P:Per printed aud published il tie city Of Wsshnston
mSsSSas T 10 Sc sk s1iSfscS Trustee
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THE SWAIN INQUIRY.
Gen. Swaim's EXAMINE alton ConttnacA
To-day.
HIS BUSINESS RELATIONS WITH RarKNAS q 90.
FURTHER EArLAlNED-THE D'AUTkEN CLAIM. Efc

HIS BUSINESS RELATIONS WITH RarENAS co.
FURTHER EArLAlNED-THE D'AUTkEN CLAIM. ETG
The examination OF Gen. Swain continued
before the Swain court 81 inquiry to-day. In 10
lation 10 the ID Aubrey claim the witness gave his
version OF the conversation with Bateman. leading
10 the witness investing $4,000 in the claim. re
said Mr. Batcman told him a. WAS a certincats 81
award, and he took II with that understanding.
Witness. IN reference Ia the note and arbitration
papers. said that he was not able 60 understand
Their accounts, and he therefore determined 20
push The matter Ia settlement, and therefore ne
transferred the note 10 Bright. Humphrey & 90,
With the ful understanding that n ANYTHING was
against him nj Baieman A 90 = n would lie an
offset To the note. Witness said that the reason he
did this Was because he desired 10 avoid a SUIT In
his own name.
he said In relation 20 the meeting az Parkers
ONCE, where The arbitration agreed upon, that
witness agreed To leave the disputed note IN Par
Mel SAFE, ana that he, Nj. Batsman expressed his
oeiet that ne (Swaiml would not wrong him OUT or
cent The witness said that In his endorsements
on the oilCia! letters relating 20 this case he IN
tended 10 deny absolutely all accusations OF fraud
IN connection with pay accounts and the Ratenlan
note ana stu believed that his endorsement was a
spccinc denial. Witness said that Mr.. Batemans
evidence that he told witness that the latter had
MADE iai>e statement TO the SECRETARY OF War
was untrue.
The witness was then cross-examined by MT.
Chandler.
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nANENHOWER son,
II Real Estate and Insurance Brokers'
1926 street northwest

E8t3tt 1hS0rance BrOkerS
1226 T street northwest
SHIRE AVENUE. WITH FIvE-ROOM FRAME
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MAY N1NE
TEEN EN- 1884 at HALF,PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, #I
Hampshire avenue. sub Lot %, square 81
Terms made known at time of sale. deposit of S1cO
required of the purchaser and failure to comply with
terms OF sale within days deposit be forfeited
and property resod at risk and cost of efautng pur
chaser. DANENHOWER 4 son
IdOS DOWLlNG, Auctloneer. my13-dEds
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The Races TODAY.
TIRE BETTING livery THIS .rrrpx

IRE hkiIiSS LIVELY THIS AFTERNOON.
Col Mchiboen at go O'Clock to-day said that the
races would undoubtedly come on to-day The
betting is lively among the book makers hut the
FRENCH pools are duh. ,il,ndower s the fayorite.
with AnaloStan and colonel Watson, second
IHE CHiinREN's COUNTRY HoMR-This Homo
Will he opened for the summer on THURSDAY Juno
oIn III Is intended To give the benefit 81 pure ait
ana country life 10 poor and sickly Children whose
parents cannot otherwise procure these benefits fur
tItin The board OF managers viii he glad 10 learn
or any such children between the ages OF four ana
twelve years Applications must Ue made at ~.
johns church. corner II and 18th streets northwest
on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, during the
month or May, between the hours OF 10 am aud
1910 pm
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The Fish CUlturists, Convention.
WHO WERE PRESENT TO-DAY-THE OPENING PRO-
CEEDINGS


WHO WERE PRESENT T0-DAY-THE OPENING PRO-
CEEDINGS.
The thirteenth annual session OF the American
Fish Cultural association began this morning In
the hall OF the National Museum. The president,
Mr.. James Bernhard, OF Long Island, presided, and
Mr.. Frederick Mather. Of New York, was the secre-
tary. The following members were in attendance:
Fred Mather, Cold HarbOr, n. Y; Charles B.
Evarts, Windsor, VT; Eugene G. Blackford, New
York; W. G. Atwater, Middletown. Conn; James
Bernhard, New York; q. j: Rice, New York: c. G.
Atkins, Bucksport, Me-; James Dor1ty, Toledo,
Ohio; g; Daniel sandusky, Ohio; Livingston stone,
Charleston, n H.; Geo. S. Page, Stanley, n. j.; C..
A. K1ngsbury, Philadelphia; ]. C. Parker, Grand
Rapids, Mich; F. n. Clark, Worthwhile. Mich;
Washington members; also the members OF the
committees, whose names were published In yester-
days STAR.
The reading of papers was at once begun: Papers
were read by Messrs. Fred Mather, H. J. Rice, and
Livingston Stone, ChaS. G. Atkins, George Shepard
Page and Lieut.. Francis Winslow, U.S. n.
The association Will be In session Wednesday and
Thursday.
This evening, at eight O'Clock, the annual ad-
dress will be delivered by Hon. Theodore Lyman, Of
Massachusetts.
Hon. E. G. Lapham Will preside, and addresses
VIII be delivered by congressman Cox and Black
burn.
Cards OF admission to this meeting VIII not be
necessary.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF "ECKINGTON.n THE COUN.
! TRY SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH GALES ESQ

TRUSTEES SALE OF .ECKINGToNn THE COUN.
Try SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH GALES. ESQ.
District Of Columbia, passed in Equity No a:5
1459. Doc. will offer for sale at public 0.A
ton to the hghe., bidder at the mapsiSn house upon
OF MAY. \. ID. 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ all that
tract parcel OF land in the county of Washington
District of Columbia. called and known part of
Ecklngton tdescfbed b, metes and bounds i'll said de-
cree containing 81 Is of land less and
improved with large and substantial dwelling house
There several beautiful building sites upon the
property which is well wooded and watered and over
thu city The tract will be first offered as whole and
il sold Will then offer the same according to the
Plat OF eur subdivision IN seven lots, which will be
hlbittd at the sale VIZ Lot l. improved with the
sion house and outbuings. containing 22 IA 100 acres
Lot = containing IL 1I-lO0 acres: Lot g. containing
II i10D acres These lots lie west Of the line of the
Metropolitan Branch of the b and o. r. r. Lots and
adjoIn The Heating" estate Lot 3 adjons the Ger
ana 2cheutzen Park and has front of 1871 100
Boundary street The remaining lots lie east of said
railroad and upon the Brentwood road Lot T. contain
g II 100 acres Lot g. containing 80 100 acres Lot
8 containing 80 100 acres: ot containing $1,000
acr This lot has also afront OF $40 30 100 feet on
Boundary street.
Terms Of sale: one-ffth of the amount of the pur-
chse money III cash and the residue In four equal in
stantnts. due in six twelve eighteen and
months respectively from the Gay of sale the purchaser
or giving his their prunssory notes for the
deferred Payments with interest thereon at the rate
SIN cent hnn from the day of sale all cash
al the option Of the purchaser purchasers The title
10 said property will be retained until the whole pur-
chase money for the same. for any separate part
thereof sal be fully paid and if any purchaser shall
after such sale the trustees the right to resell
the risk and cost of dtfauting purchaser. The
ILat Of snbdivl,on may be seen upon sppea,ion to
acceptance of bid, if sold whole. and $3.50
each lot if sold in separate parcels.
cti DE ti CaRiisiE SSs OF b 81 st. N NV:
ANDKEw =; DIVAIL: 45z Ia. ave. NV; AuS'ee'
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF TWO PIECES'OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED kEAL ESTATE, NO ei36TH STREET
NORTHWEST, AND 9l5 9Th STREET NORTH
WEST, WASHINGTON, d. c.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
$780, the 18th DAY Of April A. b. 1884 the under Icy
signed trustees will sell at public sale in front of the
respectlye premises, on THURSDAY. the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1884 at the hours hereafter men
TONED the two parcels Of real estate the city WASH
At FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, part of Lots 6 and 7. IN
square 487, described follows Beginning for the
same at the northwest corner of said lot in square
and running thence east 62 feet and inches thence
south feet and 81 inches thence east 81 feet thence
line OF 9th street west and thence north with the line
said street ~ feet and inches to the place of begin
ming with the improvements
AT HALF. PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. part Of Lot
at point the line Of 9th street west distant rs
feet north from the southwest of said
said 4S4 and running thence north IL feet
inches thence east 90 feet thence south feet and
ten uOl foot alley thence south along the line Of said
alley IL feet and inches and thence west 81 feet
AZ inches to the place OF beginning.
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money Of
each piece OF property in CASH balance in and
years from sale with interest secure by deed Of
trust approved by the Trustees upon the property sold
or all cash. al purchasers option 800 each piece Of
property to be rad when bid is accepted and terms Of
sale to be complied with within days from date of
sale in defsu Of which the Trustees reserve the right
Of defsulting purchaser All conveyancing and record
'''s - '0'' JOsEfH a'5 J. DARLINGTON.
40 5th Ut. NV. Washington. d. C. T-,,..o..
FENpALL Z. ALEXANDER, Ah"s'oe''
49, Louisiana av., Washington. De-
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Name. o. 3p.m Name O. 81
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING.

U.
Bv virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court 81
Of the District Of Columbia in equity No. fia
S.l~l the 9th of May. A. d. 1884 wherein Thomas A
Cumberland ct al coniplanants and Riley Cumber-
lad Il al ndants the undersigned Trustee will
offer at public auction in front Of the premises,
THURSDAY, the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF MAY,
4 D. lssi at the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ the fol-
described property, to wit All of lot No and
the east half OF lot D. in No 81 in the city of
Washington District Of Columbia laid down on
platS ami laIls OF said city.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree One third
cash balance IN and twelve months with interest:
all cash For deferred payments the notes of pur-
chaser or purchasers t. be taken. and deed be given
Oh payment of all the purchase money Conveyancng
Nc. at the cost of purchaser purchasers 800
pOsit required az the time OF sale
L. AUSTIN LITTLEFIEID Trustee
rylG-lS,is I strcet norfhue~&
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PROPOSALS
DROPOSALS FOX STATIONERY
Il DEPARTif.Sr or THF 4

DROPOSALS FOX STATIONERY
Il DEPARTMENT or INTERIOR
g., ,,-u,....,. -, May 8. 1894.
until IL O'clock NJ. THURSDAY June IsysI - go
nisling Stations for the Depar. Of the ID,ir
dnrtrg the nsSal year ending June 30 Iss5
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the items and
mated quantities required together with circular ~eat
fng thereto, viii be furnished application 10 This DE-
Jartnent. ~ ~ NO
Proposals mus. be addressed to the Secretary Of the
ntsror sn endorsed On the envelope Proposals for
Nc contract viii he awarded under this advertisement
unrs al Appropriation shall have been made by
for tie purchase of the stationery required
Hy9UII.3f.2425 H. N TEf.I.Ef Ssrr>t,ry
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Firmer Feeling To-day.
OvER-CONFIDENT BEARS WHO OvERREACHED THEM

NEW YORK, May 10, WALL STREET, lao p. m.-
The Post says:-The leading cause Of the rirmer
market has been Oversold by over-confdant
bears To-day, however they begin to realize that
be paid from day to day for the loan of the stock to
bridge over their short sales. The general
situation OF affairs in the competition
OF railroads, the reduction OF rates and
the distrust in regarding to future dividends and
interest on bonds is widespread and has its effect
There are also several features OF doubt and dis
trust which hang over the market which will re-
qulre good deal OF time to clear away and In re-
gard to which the public Will accept no proof but
that OF experience.
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4 'HANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON FOUR
~ aNIDrA- !. ~, SIREET, BETWEEN NJ AND

By virtue OF decree of tine Supreme Court Of the a
District of Columbia passed in equity enuee No Sss
s,s1'. docket = Taylor 1t al vs. Maders ct al,
vi sell, at public auction, on MONDAY THE NINE
IEtSIH DAY OF MAY. A. d. 1884. at HALF-PAST
FIVE VCLotk. NJ. in front of the premises all the
right title and interest of all the parties in and to Lot
numbered nile 90 IN square numbered FIVE hundred
way. easements, &c
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in six and
twei months notes to bear and srcur1
by deed OF trust on premises. Conveyancing &c nt
cost OF purchaser deposit of 900 required a time Of
sale Terms TO De compiled with in ten days.
WARREN c. STONE, Trustee
6Z9 street northwest
CHARLES c. COLE. TRUSTEE.
.-- 400 9th street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS Aucts my7.dSds
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THUMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer

IEI- STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF SECOND
AND MARKET STREETS, GEORGETOWN D. C.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated January -
goth. 1s69 and duly recorded in Liber T. l. r. INN
No d, folio 49,. seq of the land records l.
the District of Columbia, and by the request in
writing of the party secured thereby
Trustee will sell on MONDAY THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY. 1884. at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ in front of
the premises the following described estate situate
III the city of GEORGETOWN, District of Columbia to
wit Ali that piece and parcel of ground lying and
being in Georgetown in the district Of Columbia and
beng the western forty feet front I'd street of Lot
numbered one hundred and seventeen, in Beatty and
Hawkins addition to said Georgetown ard running
back OF said width of forty feet to the depth one
hundred and fifty feet to the line of said lot with
tht brick dwelling house and buildings thereon"
Terms of g. 900 (anount debit with interest
from October ID 1885, and expenses of sale under the
trust III cash balance in six and twelve months APP
proved notes bearing interest and secured the prem
1Ses sold, the purchaser may the whole purchase
money ia cash deposit of 300 required at time of
sale Terms to be complied with days otherwise
the right reserved to resell after days public no.
tee at thu risk and cost of the defaultin purchaser
All yanClg and recor ling at the purchasers cost
nIyi-dti WILLIAM L. DC MOP Trustee
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Dl ED.

MCKNIGHT. On Tuesday morning. May 18th. 1884
at the residcnco ri Mr.. Jos h McCamnIon. AI.IcH
MATILDA, youngest child II Hon Robert and ElixSs
beth Denny AIchnit of Pittsburg. Pa aecd seyenten
Years.
luterment at Pttslmrg
THOMPSON. ON Tuesday. May 18th. les4, q guar.
ter 10 seven m. MARC hkEI j. wife Of Charles w
Thompson. aged forty seven years
Taught 10y hea yel's affecting rod
She well has learned ier way 10 God
Funeral will take place from her late residence No
X street northeast. at n. Nedn esday l4th RrlaA
tives and friends inv tied
WADE. On May 18th, lss4 at one O'Clock Q m.
Eth A. daughter of L. and Mary Wade. ase months
and % days
Funeral will take place from 81. Augustine church
tomorrow "Wednesday. MAY 18th. At D. m frfsnda
and relatives are invited 10 attend
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1TVHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.

II - =. -
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated July g. 1882 M
and recorded in Liber No 10ll. folio ST. ct seq
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia So
designed Win oHer for sae ut public auction, IN front
Of the prenisee on FRIDAY. MAY SIXTEENTH. 1881.
Ct FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, Lots SO and S. In George g.
BAllochs subdivision Of square $780,
Terms Onethird cash; the balance in three equal in
stalments at twelve and eighteen months for which
notes Of 9sch.ser bearing interest from dey Of sale
taken. II terms not compiled with In seven days
from ode property win be at risk and cost Of de-
elO0 VIII be required at time Of sale. and all conveyan-
cling and recording will be at purchAser's cost
THOS f. WAG0AMAN,l u..-a....
JOHN W. FILLING ! 1russee9
THOS. E WAG0A0AN, Auctionsee. myt-eo&ds