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The Webb Perjury Case.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY.
In the Criminal Court Judge Wylie>, the trial OF
Sonny A Webb, charged with perjury, for having
sworn that VIM. Thomas and Robert Harris had
Sold him q stolen watch, was resumed to-day. Sew
eral witnesses testified favoraby to the character
OF the prisoner, and when they had finished the
prisoner himself took the stand He testified that
ne knew Harris and Thomas, whom on the former
trial he had identified as the men who sold him the
watch on July 1883. He stated that, although he
Identified them as the parties, yet he did only TO
OF the other testimony taken, he must be mistaken
as regards Harris The prisoner also gave some
with the case This closed the case Tor the defense
The government placed Capt G. K. Vernon on the
stand, who contradicted some OF Webbs testi-
case
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TOHN SHERMAN l. CO.,
y Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera 927 It, n W.

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of theHa
cause No $3.50, wherein Jacob y Hays ct a. alaa
the undersigned. Trustee. VIII sell at public auc-
ton, on TUESDAY. APRIL TWENTY-N NINTH A.
premises the south forty-two feet six inches 42sl
OF twenty three t23) in square hundred and egh
teen tOlsl. belonging to the estate Of William Hays
deceased improved by three two-story Frame Housee
being Nos 400. All and 4l3
Terms Of sale One-thrd cash; balance In two equal
payments Of one and two years purchaser to give his
notes for defer.d payments with interest
the property sold All conveyanctnR purchasers cost
deposit Of one hundred ts10 dollars required at tune
Of sale. c. c. COLE Trustee
". VI. SMITH. Salesman. ap18-d6ds
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FJNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucrioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF A wELL-LocATED UNIM-
PROVED LOT, CONTAINING IL ACRES, AT

~
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theea&
DISTRICT of Coun bia sitting IN EQUITY passed in
Butt Is plaintiff and Rebecca T. Bealle ct al de-
fendants will, on SATURDAY, THE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF APRIL A. D. 1884, at HALF.PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, sell at public auction in front
of the premises the following described real estate SIT
at Brishtwood In the District Columbia to wit
All that part Of tract Of land called "Resuryey Of
Peters Mill Seat" beeinning At bound stone planted
the northwest Of said Lot the east line Of
eth street road thence south SSx de9 east 81
line Of the track thence with said line s,uth 10 deg
east so SO thence north s3x deg. west 734S to
corner of Csses land thence north 80 deg east ass
p thence north s3A de9 west IT, "a stone in the
line of 9TH street road thence with said road north
ca deg, east 2O64 p. to the beginning containing Is
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN two equal install
at and two secured by the notes Of the
prc bsser purchasers and deed Of trust upon the
property sold Deferred payments to from
the date Of SALE all cash at the option of the purcha
s.r purchasers deposit Of 500 required on day
Of sale. All corveyancng at purchasers cost. II the
,erIs of sale not complied wth within days
from the date thereof the trustee the right to
resell the property at the cost and risk of the defaung
purchaser or purchasers.
BENJAMIN D. CARPENTER
ap15-l0t Brightwood, D. @.
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Commente Of the New York Evening
P0perU,

NEW YORK, Aprfl 2A-Of the result OF tho Utica
convention yesterday the Commercial Advertiser
says 1.-The high hopes that Mr. Blaine's friends had
INDUCED OF routing Mr.. Arthur In his own state
were crushed. Mr.. Blaine's friends retire from
Utica with the knowledge that, however the dele
cation may vote In the national convention, they
never Will vote for MI. Blaine"
The Evening Post saya-That MeSsrA Roosevelt,
the sentiment within the republican party, which
Is opposed to ring combinations and the spoils
system.
The Mail cypress says of the Utica convention:
The action OF the Utica convention was construc-
tive triumph for the Arthur men, and gave to the
Importance and hopefulness it had not possessed,
and could not otherwise have obtained, At this
time,
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

PUBLIC SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY On +
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING DWELLING No
x17 II STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liber R. A
r., No: folio 427 of the land records Of the eF*
District Of Columbia will offer for sale, at pub -
Hc auction, IN front Of the premises FRIDAY. the
TMENIY-fIFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1884. at HALF
PAST fOUk O'CLOCK p NJ. all that parcel Of ground
lot Numbered two e. in square plumber ST. described
Massachusetts, avenue fourteen D feet from the north
east corner Of said lot thence along the line Of said
nue. northwesteTy sixteen u6) feet thence along the
diyidns line Of lots two a2 and three 81
south forty three 3 feet nine and half (91) inches;
thence east along the line of north street sixteen 6)
feet three 3 inches thence nth right angles the
line Of said north street forty 42) feet a.
tnch thence northeasterly In straight line to the point
Of beginning.
The improvements consist Of q substantial brick
dwelling.
Terms: One thousand dollars cash balance IN SIX te)
and twelve 12 months the purchaser give his
for the deferred payments bearing per emit inter ST.
and secured by deed Of trust on he property; 300
down at time OF sale. EUGENE CAkUSL
ap15-eo&ds Trustee.
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TJNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN,
d. c., AT AUCTION
Ry If a of tr1lat he

By virtue o. DEED Of trust dated the 1ourteenth m
LAber No $50 folio 80, ct SEQ. one Of the land@A
records Of the Dis riot of Columbia and by direction Of
sell. on THURSDAY. the FIRST DAY OF MAY 1884.
at SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ: in front Of the prepises the
Georgetown, District of Columbia to witt All that piece
parcel of ground lying and being in HOlmeads ad-
dillon to said GEORGETOWN. bounded follows: Begin
ming for the at the southeast Of lot No.
street. and thence north by and with the east line
of id lot No 81. seventy nine t79) feet more less
vest with the south line Of stoddagt street fifty t5
nine feet or less to the north line of East street;
III east with said north line fifty feet to the begin
60 said Holmeads addition, laid down plats Of
said town
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
mon hs with notes bearing interest and secured by
ehasers cost deposit Of $l0O required time Of sale
ap19-dt, WN. D. CASSIN, Trustea
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FINRUSTEES SALE OFvERY VALUABLE I'M.
l. PROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY OPPOSITE CEN
TER MARKET BEING HOUSE NO PIP ON NINTH
STREET NORTHWEST, AND THE LOT ON

STREET NORTHWEST, AND THE LOT ON
WHICH IT STANDS.
Pursuant to decree of the Supreme Court of thee,
1884 in Equity Cause No $500, doc 23 wherein f:i
Rudolph johnson and others compainants
johnson and others Defendants and under by
virtue Of three deeds Of trust dated respectively the
1881 and 9Th day Of December 1881 and recorded re-.
folio 56 ct and in Liber s9l folio 13 seq Of the
viii Pubic me
s1f fqnf DAY S OF A' M 49, SR fE oaR
a. IN sea' city Ps 81 parcel In tSs
District Of Columbia and being ali that part Of lot nine
go in square three hundred and eghtytw (3s2
tanned within the following metes and bounds: Begin.
ming for the same 1t point 9Th street west dis nt
south twenty Ave 25 thence eighty eight (ss
in said square thence neEthwsrdy With said east line
sold and conveyed by Richard smith, trustee. the
26th of September. 1919 to NJ. Clements, and thence
ginning together with the improvements. A right Of
alley way the north three feet front depth of
said part of lot reserved for the Of said part
lot and the property adjoining 1t on The north.
Terms Of SALE One-third Of purchase money to be
paid in CASH the residue to be paid in and two
from day Of sale with six cent interest the
sorry notes OF purchaser to be given for deferred
Of the undersigned Trustees all cash. at the option
the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with in
daysfrom day Of sale Trustees the right
deposit Of $3.50 to be made when bid is accepted
G GE3 :. E API1 EBY Trustees,
R. o. HOFFMAN Auctioneer
apNd&ds 10th and T streets northwest
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BALTIMORE. April M-yirHinis aixes consolidated
Il pastdue coupons. 40s4 new tenfores. "a; Virginia
new threes, So bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. April 24.-Cotton easy-middline l1K
Flour firm and active Wheat quiet and nrm:
llOa1 ID: do. amber l.1Sa1.l6; No. Maryland, Id
bid; No western winter red spot lo4kal o5: May.
quiet and lower c white western higher closing quiet
July 5sfssoA 0at: hrm With better south
mixed s9a4l Rye quiet 6sa70 Provisions arm Esgs
easier 1sslA Coffee du-Rso cargoes oratnary 70 far.
116 Other articles unchaneed Freigh1 TO Liverpool
per steamer dull.cotton SD nour, 1sd-: grain
5000 bushels u 600 bushels; OATS 1000 bush
els corn 1884 600 bushea Sses-Wheat $4,000 bushels;
corn. 268. 0OO bushels
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL RIGHT DINING
ROOMS" AND FIXTURES.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust the undersigned Trustees
VIII cell, on the premises, on FRlDAi. APRIL
TWENIY.FIFTH, 1884. at Ten O'CLOCK 4. NJ, the
description belonging and sppertainne to the An
together with good will Of the business It will be Of
fered tu bulk and If not sold viii be sold in detail
Terms OF sale: Cash.
H1LLMAN A. HALL,
9l6 F street northwest [ 1u,,.,o.
EDWARD H. THOMAS. { AHos'oes'
ap21.dts GIG + street northwest ]
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TRANSPORTATION LINE

CTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES SEvENTH-STREET
= WHARF every SUNDAY. TUESDAYS and III RS
DAY at O'Clock an for Mattox Greek. returning
On Mondaya Wednesdays and Fridays. stopping at iu-
teruediate Landings going and returning
Also touches Grinders wharf Sundays and Tues
days down and Wednesdays up and Chapel Point and
3rent's wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and Wei
nesdays up EreShts received daily.
G. T. JONES. Agent.
febl8 eth street Wharf.
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EOLEY. Auct,onesr. >

WIN sell the entire stock Of the well Known Book
and Stationery store of james Bellew, I'll 7th street
HsGggTfnEesf SSmnepSinS sATgRDAY APRIL JWENvTY
n. and WIN continue day and evening until al the
goods disposed Of The stock consists in part Of
rs11ce 1Soas IN slpc:tsvsFy dspsssns Of ltsrssgre
mt -eaan Book Stose, The show Gu ctc, WIN Be
sold ct y o'clock MONDAY, Apr1 18th NJ. Bellsw
Witch conducts q The old stand The only reason
ap23N F0LEx XnctdoneW
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On STREET. NEAR st; ALpYsIgS CHURCH
ENgE BETWEEN TOUR-AND-A-HALF AND
SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the6a
District q Colpmbia passed in equity cause No. E
front Of esch Of the the hereinafter described
real estate, to wit On MONDAY, the TWENTY.
EIGHTH EH3I I Pay Or APRIL. A D. 1894 at HALFPAsr
herds subdviaon Of square No Gas situated street
north between First street and North Capitol street
northwest And on the same day, the hour of HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the east half Of Lot seven
o. In Reservation D. situated Maryland avenue be-
tween ~ and esh streets southwest improved by asood
Terms Of sale: One third 90 cash. and the balance to
be paid In II and months with interest from the day
Of sale and payments thereof to be the
ssory Of the purchaser purchasers or ali the
purchase money be paid cash day of sale or on
the ratification thereof b the court lien is reserved
the property sold for the purchase money and inter-
eat No deed viii be eiyen until purchase money aud
interest shall be paid depos Of $50 each piece Of
property will be required when knocked down. All
conveysnces at purchase cost II terms Of sale not
compiled with within 10 days after SALE the property
viii be resold at risk and costs Of defaultng
IS HENKLE Trustee.
spl6-dts $50 Louisiana avenue.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAI,s SALE

By virtue Of writ Of fsn facias, issued out ofR&
District of Columbia and to me directed. I will.-
sell pubic SALE for cash in front Of the
DAY OF MAY, 1884. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, all the
right title and interest Of the defendants in and
the following described property, to witt Lots
~ two Cd three go. four "a. five % six go and seven
~ in east of square six hundred and forty
(E of 642) in the city Of Washington. levied upon
the property Of the defendants William Blanchard's
heirs to satisfy execution No 90 06 at law In favor Of
John McAvoy. use of Robt. L. Cameron.
CLAYTON McMICHAEI. q. g. Marshal.
THOS. DOWNING. Auctioneer ap1a-20f
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The Departure Of the Rear.

NEW YORK, April A-The Bear takes her de-
parture from the Brooklyn navy yard at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon The Officers were all on board
early making nnal preparations. Lieut.. w. H.
Emory, the commander, arrived this morning and
soon donned his uniform Some OF his friends who
had gathered wished him q pleasant voyage, and
he replied: ~ think shall need all your good
wishes and prayerSn
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The Stock Market DemOralfZed.
SPECULATION As TO THE POWERS THAT ARE NAN

ULATING TEE MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 24-Wan Street, las D. nB.-The
Post says: The stock market this forenoon was de-
moralized and weakened, as the effects Of the de-
cline yesterday afternoon, and the result OF the
trading up to 12 O'Clock was that OF the active
stocks Nearly all showed further declines The
only additional new feature in the general situation
besides those stated yesterday were the nrmer
market for sterling the leading drawers having all
concurred in the advance OF ~ cent In the postal
rate for sterling. There was no further informa-
ton as to the progress OF settlement OF the difficult
ties OF either the Union Pacific, Burlington and
Quincy or the Trunk line pool There is more than
the usual amount Of speculative theorizlng by the
most active and bestlnformed brokers as to the
powers that are manipulating the market, and
their object In doing SO. A majority OF them con-
cur in the belief that Mr. Gould has for some
time past been selling stocks until within the
last few days. That on his return from his
southern trip he was Disappointed In the Elevated
railroad decision and that In connection with some
difference OF opinion from Mr. Vanderbilt in regard
to the method Of supporting the market, made him
seller though 1t is quite certain that he has also
exerted himself personally more than usual within
the past week to bring about establishment OF
the Trunk line pool The market for railroad bonds
was quiet, but prices were lower all around.
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The Egyptian PrOblelns
ro.nAv,a PATrprrr. Yaoryps

LONDON, April A-The PAU MdU Gazette declares
That there was marked difference Of opinion
among the members OF the ministry regarding
Egypt at yesterdays cabinet council 'If the cab
land must assume the government Of Egypt. II
they relieve Berber they postpone the evil day. On
the decision OF the cabinet to-day fateful issues
hang"
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Mt, VERNON, MT. VERMONT

STEAMER ". W. CORCoRAv
Leaves ?th wharf daily texcept Sunday, for NJ
Vernon 10 o'clock returning reaches Washing
Tor about $50 pm.
$50 ]. I. BLAKE Captain
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flNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
STREET. GEORGETOWN, D c. AT AuCTION

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH
STREET. GEORGETOWN, D. c., AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the sixteenth "a
day of July. d. 1888 and duly recorded in Liber E
No Io.2 folio a. ct seq one Of the land records
the District of Columbia and at the request Of the
ties secured thereby he UNDERSIGNED Trustees Will sell
at public auction. in front Of the premises, MON
DAY DAY FIFTH HID pay OF MAY, AID. 1854 AT HALF-PAsr
All that parcel of ground lying in the city Of George
town, in the District Of Columbia, known a. and being
of lots numbered thiyone (31 and twenty nine
(29), in Beatty and Hawkins amended addition to
Ceorgetown. beginning for the at point the
south line of th street distant seventy five feet west
the southwest corner Of The intersection of 7th
and Frederick streets and thence west said line
eth twentyi fees. less to the east
line of the lot heretofore conveyed Thos Brown de
ceased James Calhoun. deceased; then south with
said east line hundred and fifty feet thence east
twenty-five feet, more less to point opposite the
beginnng thence north hundred and hfty feet to
the beginning
Terms: one. third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold deposit of 500 will be required ct
the time of sale All conveyancing and recording at the
cost o. the purchaser Should the terms Of sale be not
the risk and cost Of the deiaug after sdver
CHARLES h FICKLING, Trustee,
JESSE q. WILSON. Trustee,
Gunton Building, AZ La ava
THOMAS BOWLING Auct. ap28-d&ds
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-ohLA PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

14s s55sEsa! VIZ IS H?E E9EzH.z
sa s sstteesSsh bfE sI Ee UP
saAHs L5 AVE, ".sHIssTos FROM sIAIIos oonxr.
3e,Pi.tsburY and the West Chicago Limited Express
si s sas aeay H hs1i buns
@ 70 Hssssr E1pfsS s 80 m daily WITH
ssssso p egIsaSs: saa ioans;'i dilly v fSs
d. os ssa the ' Ws Enp rsS
i.lss. S.esglnE Gar Hase npCI, 70 ShiGaso
Tor Es Eoalsse IE aaS N1.x,
!ooV DAILY except Saturday, with Palace Cas-
Tran leaving ashan4tcn SATURDAY night viii not
Ter WiiIia1I.sport Lock Haven and Emirs. s,s,4o, n
sel t Ses 1 Yoaf and sai he East. els. NJ losoa 10
3ii5P Jm,,sa g.ITs.s o. Pullman faiiOr Car.
1eI Boston without change l;@02 m every week day
&c. ESSEya :. II ,rrDush train: sonnes. =. s.r:
Her fhll,deiphia sis and io;soA Lao. 30 1000
Sa. TI,t.t Eapses. $40 IA daily e1eep5 SUNDAY
ms 81. S go siS 20 90 sn a9 iis p and IN -
sunday s'soloso m-.Aoo. 80. 40 loco aud llls
se.Ropes Creek Ina sasoA N and lAcp. m daily
Ss. Annasai;a s;soa an and 4Aop m. daily e.ceptsun-
A LIP sEsEPE asS SssEis sAa
s e nd i Il 5. y 1@ Is I'D q sa s -.
Tsl selSSna nd 4 6. sos ssassf n IS and o.m dan,
rs aSS s iesgps a aj. aaay s.ssps Sunday
.1a ie8 81 s Sss:ensi ia e g. ssS iosSp
M and i2:lo nidntxht On SUNDAY Al s o5 snS TO- 10
Rae. nd S.oI1S.esaa a. III. oe. nor,s..,, oorn..
In ss order. e s 70: I'm ard !. the Sc.
..e en.':qr iE So6 eS.s s.s and -
CHAa z RUGH Geaser.i Maze Aassns'r Aren't
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ssCOlonel', PinchOver Gone.

TIE GREAT CLAIMANT DISAPPEARS FROM PUBLIC VIEW
INTO THE INSANE ASYLUM.
Yesterday afternoon Sanitary Onicer Teeple ana
Detective Carter took "Cooneln Maurice Pinchoyer
to St Elizabeth Insane asylum on permit signed
by Dr. J. N. Toner. The "Colonel," who has been
one OF the characters of Washington for many
years, came here about fifteen years ago and
settled as tailor in West Washington. He soon
gave evidence OF being "cranky" on the subject OF
mine In Nevada, which he claimed was ruined by
reason OF the construction OF the Sutro tunnel
From this time PinchOver became known as q con-
nmed crank, labOr1ng under many haliuciatfonS
He has believed himself claimant for millions OF
dollars against different railroad companies and
against the government Last Monday he was in
duced to visit police headquarters to get his dvi
dendS," and while there was examined by DrS q.
l. Magruder and Bayne, who certified that he was
insane. The same deception was practised upon
age Is put down as IS, and his nativity as German
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IIlHE OTTO GAS ENGINE

frNHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Il REQUIRES no boiler, avutSs an evn~,,,,. 49,
no lo0 Of time handling Of fuel and =" 49,
"a sxeens,vely for running Passenger and Fr,isht
Eevseorn> sewing Mschines Meat ChopperS Prsneiny
md Eithogr.Rhic Presses Coffee Mills Eossfers Pa1-
and holng AAchinery, lathes. &c &c This sna1n:
e1spf anc lidsy Of mechAniou $500 &Aso
Dor particulars 3 TO uR1ooA 10. apuIr m o<s.. =,
EnsAtns1oa Ca Light Ca "a
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AUCTION SALES.
r,EoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
THIS AFTERNOON


T,EoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN.
coin AVENUE lOR GLENWOOD ROAD, KNOWN
AS THE HEATING PROPERTY, WASHINGTON,
D. c.
BY virtue Of . secree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Ct Columbia sitting in equity passed
in cause wherein Kestins ct Al are complli
ants and Mclaughlin ct al defendants). No 1851
i n Sp THsnRsDAH TIE sa TMYENdJc;IFoITRfB
II. on the pretsee sell the following described real
estate situated In ssid district to wit Lota No 81 S.
4o4a g e 60 81. e. e and @. IN Mc1aushlins snh
division Of the tract Of land known Pr, spect Hill
snd q also shs undivided interest II and 70 Los'
together with the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of large and we-bui brick dwelling and
stables.
Terms: one-third cash: balance in DIX and twelve
months; notes to bear SIX cent interest from day Of
sale; or Al cash. at the option Of the purchaser pur
chasers Deposits Of S25 will be required each IN.
improved lot and $3.50 on the homestead. terms Of
gale are not complied with within Ave day, .fer day
Of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
purchAserA JOHN F. ENNIS, Trustee,
No 4S6 Louisiana avenue,
order secure to the purchaser purchasers Of the
Homestead mentioned in the above advertisement good
and valid title to the whole Of the said property shall
ct the SAME TIME AND PLACE offer for sale my un-
divided half interest In and to the said Homestead
aps-dts MARGARET A. TaYSON.
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ID Il. WARNER, Real Estate Broker
d. GIG street northwest

THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, NO. 800 TWENTIETH STREET NORTH.
WEST, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWEEN -
PART Tor 2s, SQUARE No. 70.
being the south Is feet front and running back that
width 70 an alley IN rear improved by well built s.
story and basement brick dwelling, containing rooms
TERMS One-thrd cash; balance in one two and three
years. notes to be secured by deed Of trust premises
y or all cash, at option Of purchaser deposit Of
800 at time Of SALE Terms to be complied with in
chaser after Ave days public notice OF such resale in
spis-so&ds bGNCANsoN BROS. Aucta.
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6vHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
~ PROVED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theS
District Of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No III
6148 Wagner Evans ct al. will SELL at public x1
suction on MONDAY. FIFTH DAY OF NAY. AID.
O'CLOCK PM, all that piece parcel Of land and
premises known and described ground plat plan Of
city Of Washington of District of Columbia and be.
ing Lots numbered Is and H. in square TAO These lots
front on New Jersey avenue, between and streets
south one lot being improved by two-story Brick and
the other lot unimproved.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in SIX and twelve
months notes to bear interest and to be by
Of trust on property sold deposit Of $50 each lot
will be required sold. Conveyancng, &c. at
cost Of purchaser Terms to be comlied with in ten
days CHARLES c. COLE Trustee,
400 9Th street n W,
JUDSON T. GULL. Trustee,
$40 street W.
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ap23-d&ds
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ONE VERY FINE T1LBURY CART AT AUCTIO
On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY-FIVE. 1884,
TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front of my auction rooms
shall SELL without reserve the above Cart belonging
gentleman who Is about leaving the city. ap23-2