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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE UNIMPROvED, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OLE CQIlMBIA

WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
the District of Columbia passed in Equity cause a
No. 9Sl3, will offer for sale ON TUESDAY, the
TH!KTi ETH DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1886, at
the premses lots H. IL Is. ii and Is m square No.
Sl2 in the city of Washington. District of Columbia.
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree: Onethrd
and twelve months from date OF sale, for witch the
purchaser Is to give his prOmssory notes. with
from day of sale at six cent all cash at the
ton OF Title reserved until the ratification
of sale by the court and payment of all the purchase
money. All cOnveyanclng and recording at cost of
purchaser. deposit of 5000 at the time property is
struck off. l.. s. FREY, Trustee,
mhlS-1Ot 3OlO P ST. Georgetown. u. C.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
ENTEFNTH STREET WEST
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated 23d Septem- 80
6 s ara sm9 in sss sad
49, &c. and at the request of the party secured there
by the subscriber will sell public auction to the
the TWENTYsIXTH MAkCH, 1886 at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. part of square one hundred and
entysx Q76), in the city of Washington, IN said Dis
street distant eighty 49, feet from its In
tersectiOn with 18th street west and thence
on said street fortyf9nr t4a feet and extending
and ten feet to twelve foot wide alley with the
improvements, rights and appurtenances to the same
Terms Of sale: The amount secured unpaid (Sl 600
and interest at per centum per amman from 23d
Sept 1872, and the expenses of sale in cash, of
secured notes at six and twelve months with INTEREST,"
all conveyancng at purchasers cost II compl
ance be not had with terms OF sale within len
purchasers cost and risk AFTER days notice in Even
-. CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
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In THE U. 8. SUPREME COURT TODAY, in
the case Of John Van Riswick, appellant, against
Wiilium e. Spalding ct al, the decree OF the
District Supreme Court was affirmed with
costs.
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A. L. Me::en Il wanted In Montreal for draw
Ing money on New York, where he had none.
His wife holds the purse and refuses TO pay his
draft. II ts thought that he Is trying 70 got to
San Francisco OF Mexico.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD STRIKE.

Work and Bring Things to n Halt.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 22-At 8 o'clock
this morning general sounding of locomotive
whistles sisnalled the Inauguration OF another
strike. At that hour the union switchmen in
freight business generally was stopped. The
Chicago and Alton officials made up a train by
the help of non-union men and sent it out, but
the strikers are said to have boarded and
stopped it at the eastern city limits. The Wa
bash is working small force, sufficient, the
officials say, to handle city freight, and, being
have invoked the protection of the United
states stat; marshal. A mass meeting of strikers
VIII be held at noon. At present the cause of
say, I'VE had orders from the headquarters of
the Knights of Labor" The switchmen made
general demand for advance in wages week
ago OF the various roads and it was granted.
Ihere are flying rumors to the effect thai sew
eral other departments are TO be ordered out.
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Nh. WEBB HAYES son of ex-President Hayes,
called upon the President to-day.
PROF. DEVICES WEATHER FOREcAsTs.-Lieuts.
Dunwoody and Powell, Of the signal service,
have reported to Gen. Hazen tt at they find the
system or weather forecasts, recommended by
Prof. DevOe, is of no practical value.
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A sensation has been created In Norfolk. Neb..
by the announcement that Charles +, Mathew.
SON, presidsns Of NORFOLK Natlonal Rank has
ned tor parts unknown, leaving large amount
OF unsecured lisbilttio2.
Edison's claim TO the invention OF telexrapb-
ing nom moving railroad trains 10 disputed by
w. I. 6llvey, Of Cincinnati.
The shops Of the Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore railroad It zaieska. Ohio wers 81
most entirely de.troyed BY 6re saturday night
&pnss go. 200. fully tnsursd
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Alderman Jaehne in Cont.

NEW YORK, March 22-Alderman Jaehne
spent the night in Il cell at police headquarters,
and this morning was taken down to the dis
trlct attorneys Office, and later into the court
ofgeneral sessions. The court room was crowd
ed with spectators.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court TO
George PRODIGY and Ida NJ. Thompson; Dora X.
Escherich anu Dora A. NJ. Bergmann; w. l..
MuIiken OF NY. city and Ella I. Casey; Thos.
johnson and Rachel Hutchinson; Silas Carter
and Sarah Hill.
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Washington stock Exchange.

Inc following changes from saturday, quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
D. Market stock. q, 1892, currency 1882 bid SO
year fund 3.65s. 1924, currency; ll9,4 bid. 100
Washington Gas. 39as bid, 395s asked. Washington
Market stock, 2O. bid, % asked. Great Falls Ice,
100 bid PENN Tel. Co.. 44l2 bid Chesapeake and
Pot Tel Co., 20 asked u s. Electric Light. IS bid 20
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CHICAGO, March 22.-The decision rendered
by the Us. Supreme Court this morning in the
case of Mackin, who was convicted of election
frauds in Chicago at the last presidential cleo
ton, sets aside the two years sentence imposed
of five years in the penitentiary, which he is
now serving under the state law Tor perjury.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

DyNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON SHER-
MAN AVENUE In THE COUNTY.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in 90
Liber No. 1117 folio 311. ct seq, of the land fH
records Of the District of Columbia, will sell in l
front of the premises, on SATURDAY, the THIRD
DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1886, at FOUR O'CLOCK
PM all that piece of real estate in the county of
Washington. District of Columbia. to wits The north
half Of lot sixteen 49, in block seventeen 40. of
Todd and Browns recorded subdivision of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Terms: All cash. deposit of 500 required at
sale. JOSEPH r. EPSON
mh19dtdS Surviving Trustee,
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.


Nominations To-Day.
Inc President sent the following nominations
TO the Senste to-day:
malcolm G. Barney, receiver Of public mon
eys at Spokane Falls, w. T.
J. Richard Wingfield of Virginia tn ne consul
of the United States at San lose. costa Rica
Fasseo Assistant Engineer Charles j. Mac
co assisia TO De En chief engineer;
passed assistant engineer
ana number of postinasterA
LABOR Interests In Congress.
TIE BILL TO CREATE A BUREAU OF LABOR
AND AGRICuLruRE.
AS SUM as the committee of agriculture Il
reached In the daily call of committees in the
second morning hour, the bill authorizing a
department OF labor and agriculture will be
called up for passage. There is a strong combi.
nation OF the labor and agriculturist Represen.
tatves Tor this BILL and IL is expected that there
will be but little difficulty in passing il through
the House. The labor troubles through
out the country are occupying the
Particularly seh' of fSe many ny members, and
Representative Weaver said to a STAR reporter
Today that he thought our present republican
;ci gu. VI government can not stand much longer
II the present condition Of affairs last, He SAYS
the lanOr question must be settled by legisa.
tlon. Ihere are three great monopOiies that
Cypress iabor-the railroads, the land and the
D,rOkerage monopolies. Congress can control
she railroad and public land matters, and can
correct the other by giving sound currency.
Congregational Topics.
FREE SHIPS AND FREE MATERIAL
Inc House committee on shipping to-day,
by vote of to 6, instructed Representative
Dunn to report favorably his free ship bill,
with an added section authorizing the entry
iree OF duty OF materials used in the con.
slructlon OF ships. All the republican mem
oers voted against the bill and all the demo
crats except one in favor OF it.
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STEAMERS

u ID LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ.
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK uARBOR
FAST SATURDAY EXPRESS MAI. SERVICE
From Pier 40 North River, New York
Servia, saturday, March -, IL am.
Galia, saturday, April 3, > pm.
Umbria, SATURDAY, priI 10. 8 a m
Auraiia, Saturday, April II, pm.
FAST WEDN ESDAY EMPRESS SERVICE
From Boston.
Sailia, sails May D, June =. June 30 July %
Boihnia. sails May II, June y. July q August T.
Scy ihnia, sails April %, May % June % July IL
Cabin passage, $50, $50 and 500; Intermediates
$50 steeraSe tickets TO and from all parts of Europe
at very low rates or IRE ght and passage apply TO
VERNON III. BROWN d Co,
Bowling Green, New York; or to
CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO, LIMITED, Boston
MesSrs- OTIS BIGi.LOW L. Co.
mh17 Cos 9Th street Washinafon
S HORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
- NORTH GERMAN LLOYD >. 5. CO.
New York, Sout hampton. Bremen The fast Ex-
press steamers OF this company sail every WEDNES-
DAY landing passengers in Southampton In less than
ei-ht day from New York. These steamers cele
DRAFTED for their speed and the comfort afford
sengerS Beginning in May fast Express steamers will
also leave New York ON saturdays for Cherbourg,
France, landing passengers tor Paris.
h. b. DROuP, 92o Pennsylvania ave,
fZOam washington, D. C.
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John BOWLES CO., Real Estate Brokers.
u 1924 New York avenue.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers.
ABSOLUTE SALE AT AUCTION OF FINE RESI-
DENCE PROPERTY. ON N STREET, NEAR
BRITISH MINISTER'S
Auction sale postponed. The sale of three small
houses and building lots, consisting of Nos. 1913,
1920 and 1922 street. by US, has been postponed
until WEDNE SDAY, the IWENrY-FOURTH, at
FIVE p J.. in front of premises This lot is 52x1o0
to 3Oit alley. and in very choice neighborhoOd.
A Fare chance for splendid investment
Terms: Onethrd cash; balance in one and two
years OF all cash. at option of purchaser deposit
81 SlUO on each house will be required acceptance
81 bid Im22-2r1 JOHN ROWLE,S Il co.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Nnryxet

The following are the opening and 800 p m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to IL. H. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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James Carroll, alias Carter, was convicted in
the Criminal Court to-day of grand larceny. and
also of petit larceny (appeal). He was convicted
before and sentenced TO two years in the Albany
penitentiary, but a new trial was granted on
which, stated above he was convicted. The
Albany penitentiary on the grand larceny case.
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gUSHE CEILuIA,iD THy'sk.
n That never bgcok8 oefer uanD 0ue, always c3onn
aid can " worn Nl,jis baitsu.
IL nc sale ~ sIIAs. fysHERA
Us al street 0orthWene
Ma f!sHEa devetes sasr sssshtssa " rs ~snl. e
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Baltimore Mans Suicide.
HE WANTS HIS BODY USED AS FUEL OR THROWN
INTO THE RIVER.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-Adolph Goebel, aged
twenty -four, clerk in large tobacco factory in
this city, shot himself through the heart to-
day, causing instant DEATH He left a note re-
questing that his body be put in the furnace
and used for fuel, or thrown into the river as
he did not wish any expense incurred for q
funeral.
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OUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

FINE ANTIQUE MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
Embracing
CABINETS, DRESSING STANDS, BOOKCASES,
CELEREIS, cHIFFoNIERS. MUSIC STANDS,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, CARD TABLE, CHAIRS.
SIDEBOARDS. SECRETARIES. T A l. ;,
WARDRoBksS, BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS,
MIRRORS, OLD OIL PAINTINGS. &C. To-
GETHER WITH A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY
FIT IL commencing at ELEVEN ~ o'clock, we will
sell within our salesrooms, 9th and SITS, choice col
lection of Antique Furniture.
Parties in search OF fine goods should not fail to at
tend this sale. mh22- St
John BoWLEs d CO., Real Estate Brokers.
y 1424 New York avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera

TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY
THIRD, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, REG
GLAR SALE OF FURNITURE AT OUR SALES
Rooms. COMPRISING PARLOR SUITES. Wal
NUT AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS, WARD
KOBES, DESKS, EASY CHAIRS, NJ. TABLES
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS WASHSTANDS. SID
BOA RDS, DINING CHAI IRIS, EXTENSION TABLES
GINA h AND GLASSWARE. FEATHERS HAN
AND OTHER MATTRESSES. BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS. COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES. KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK SHARP, WITHI
THE SALEROOMS BY ORDER OF THE AID
MtNISTRATOR, LOT HOUSEHOLD EFFECTss
ALSO ONE 4S-INCH IDEAL RICYCLE 1t
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Considering Terms Of settlement.
THE LABOR TROUBLES ON THE MISSOURI PA.
CIFIc-wHAT VICE PRESIDENT HoxIE OFFERS
TO DO.
Governors Marmaduke and Martin held
another conference with Vice President Hoxie,
of the Missouri Pacific road, at st. Louis yester-
day, with the view of settling the labor troubles
on the railroads. The governors proposition
was that the company ''restore to its striking
employees in Missouri and Kansas the same
wages paid TO them in September, 1884, includ-
ing one and one-haif price for extra time
worked, ana to restore all said striking en-
ployees TO their several employments without
Hoxie, in his reply, calls attention 20 the tact
that the agreement of March Is. 1885, as TO
wages, had been kept tnviolate by the COM
pany, and the company considered the agree
willing to pay its employees raie OF wages equal
to that paid by other railways In the
same section Of country. Mr.. Hoxie continues:
"Your next and dnsl recommendation that
old employees without prejudice TO them on ac-
count OF the existing strike 80 far rs the BUSH
ness Of the company will justify their re-em-
ployment, is acceptable 70 this company. with
engaged under the advertisement Of March 10,
1855, will be continued In our employment
We cannot re-engage or continue In our employ
any persons who have actually engaged in the
erty, or who have advised destruction or
injury. We shall give such preference TO those
Of our late employees who have families aud
remembered that the loss OF frame caused by
the present strike will, to.a considerable ex-
tent, reduce the necessity Of employing rs many
men In Our shops - heretofore." After the close
OF
Assembly 1Ol, Knights OF Labor, and urged
them to accept Mr.. Hoxie's terms
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers
% HORSES.
BELONGING TO THE HERDIC PHAETON COM
PANY,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH TWEEN
TY-FOUkTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, we will SELL at
the stables of the Herdic Phaeton Company, corner
10th and streets southeast
23 HORSES,
The above can be seen day of sale. mhlSI5t
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NJ RS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK, 1424 n ST,
M has reopened her school of ElOcutfon and Dra-
matte Art; also private class English branches with
teachers for French ana Mathematics mh22-9t*
ENRENCH LESSONS BY DOCTOR LEON DEBEI.
Il from Paris French songs a specially. Also Latin,
Greek. Chinese. Ask for circulars. 1885 St NV.
mhg2-:Sts
CbRTHAND. ENGLISH, GERMAN AND
ACtrench taught by w. L. MEYER, Practical STEM
ographer, SI4 Sd ST. NV mhlS2ws
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Killed by q Kick.
FATAL END OF A BRUTAL FIGHT IN WEST
WASHINGTON.

|
| WASHINGTON.
John Bruebaker. a canal bOatman, died early
Yesterday morning in his boat, which was
! moored at Muncasters wharf, West Washing.
ton, from the effects of a kick received in a
| tight Saturday afternoon with George Seaman.
Bruebaker's wife left the boat Saturday after.
| noon to go home with a friend, Mrs Mary
Epps, who complained of being ill. Mrs Epps
lodged in George Seaman's house, 1915 Water
street When she reached Mrs. Epps' room
me me latter it is stated fell in fainting fit and
who occupied a room below, at once responded
While he was in the room Bruebaker who was
under the influence of liquor and had followed
| his wife from the boat, staggered into the
room and began to abuse and beat his wife for
| having left the boat. Seaman demonstrated
and started down stairs. Bruebaker upon that
shouted a defiance after him. Seaman returned
at once and the two men, both OF whom were
powerful, engaged in a.brutal fight. Mrs. Brue-
baker sought In vain to separate the com bat
ants. Seaman, it appears. inflicted kick in
Bruebakers abdomen, which ended the tight
Bruebaker tell to the floor. He was taken 10
his boat, where he died about six o'clock yester.
day morning. The autopsy made yesterday
the mesentery and internal hemorrhage Sea-
man was arrested yesterday.
THE INQUEST.
The inquest was held this afternoon at one
O'Clock at the third police precinct. The follow
ing composed the jury: Messrs. Samuel How
aio, T. NJ. 4. 1aTrls, James >. hayes, William
III. HaycOck, John ii. Darne and James F. Wal
lace.
DIR. ID. j. Hartigan testified as to the injuries
and that the death resulted from them.
DIR. Sheckell corroborated his testimony
Mary Springstill, or May Epps, as she is
known, who resides at No. 1915 Water street.
testified as TO Mrs. Bruebaker accompanying
her nome on account of her being sick.
THE VERDICT.
After hearing the prisoners statement, the
jury returned verdict "that the said John
Bruebaker came to his death from shock and
hemorrhage, caused by kick In the abdomen.
Inflicted by George Seaman"
The prisoner was committed to jail.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Cormick agt Morrison; opinion by
Judge Merrick affirming judgment below. US
agt Nardello (murGer); do. do. U. =. ex rel.
f. Whitcomb agt Commissioner of Patents;
application for mandamus dismissed. Mills agt
Mills; referred to auditor. Nailor agt. NailOr;
on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Hdgner.
To-day, Fifth Baptist church agt. Baltimore
and Potomac railroad company; on hearing.
EQUITY COURT-yud0e James.
To-day, Hill agt. Heron; sale ratified and
transfer of property directed. Cross agt. Hill
lizard; w. II. Doherty admitted party com plain
ant. Clayton agt Case; dismissal Of cause or
dered. Cannon agt. MCGUIRE; error in decree
corrected. Chase agt Tnney; auditors report
ratified and distribution ordered.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judoe Macarthur.
To-day, James Carroll alias Carter, grand
larceny; verdict guilty. John Noonan, assault
with intent to kill; on trial.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Shell.
To-day, Mary Donohue, selling liquor on
Sunday: $25; collateral forfeited. Walter
West, colored, ARRAY; personal bonds. Walter
days each. VIM. Hopkins. do; six months.
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A CHURCH's SUIT AGAINST A

CHURCHs Suit AGAINST RAILROAD
CoMPANY.-fhe case OF the Fiith Baptist church
agi. tle Baltimore and Potomac iisiiiroad Co
ior damages To church property by the location
OF the shops VI the company adjoining the
church-from March, 1917, 10 March, 1sso.
was taken up In the Circaii Court, Judge Ilag.
Hamilton for plaintiff. A similar suit for
damages was .iled by tue church lor danlsp.s
prior 70 1877 and decided Ina its favor Wilhelm
going TO the Supreme Court vi the L niied STATES
Was affirmed.
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PROFESSIONAL.

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II Established 1889 Special treatment for ladies;
remedies prompt and reliable: advice free and conf
dentia terms reasonable Call write. mhlS-lw
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NJ properly taught and administered by IRIS. OS-
bAii.DisIONE ol9 18th ST. NV. send for book ex-
posing massage frauds mS6t*
hR, WHITE & SON, Foot Speciaiits.
- 1910 pennsylvania avenue, W Washington, and
n Noftn Eutaw ST., baltimore. Their lee Is 81 n
siltig, and the advice gwen be sfricffy observed
.hrH treatment OF Corns, Bunions Diseased Nails
ffostoite>, and other foot ailments affords great
a, az OF permanent relief Patr0nized by the elite
oi tue world mil
Nj rs DR. j. SEMMES AND HUSBAND, SUR
~ seon Chiropodist Manicure and Dermatoligist,
late OF Boston. Corns. Is CTS
bsaatiai Nails make beautiful hands Offices 1922 r
81 nv, Washington, DC: 176 9th ay. n Y fS3-2m
MADAME PAYN
M MANICURE AND SURGEON crTIRopoDfsr.
I'M porter and Manufacturer of fine Manicure
anu tnirOpodt>t Goods south of New YORK
am ROOMS AND q. VERNON ROW
l-o o45 Pennsylvania ave
NJ RS NJ 4, FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
AVA AND BUSINESS MEnIIIM
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~ meet nef MANY friends aud patronA f02ms
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORY FRAME
DWELLING NO. 500 ELEVENTH STREET

+
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the Sth day 80
Of July. A d. 1882, and duly recorded in liber It'll
No 1905 folio 44O. ct seq, Of the land rec mW
ords of the District of Columbia aud at the written
request of the party secured thereby, we will offer
for sale in front OF the premises on the TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF MARCH, A. d. 1856. ut FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real estate
and premises in the city of Washington, and known
and designated on the ground plat plan thereof
square numbered Three Hundred and Fify-fo t:354
Terms of sale: Onethrd cash, and the balance in
six and twelve months. notes to bear interest at the
rate OF six per cent and TO be secured By deed Of
trust the premises sold all cash the option of
purchaser If the terms of sale not complied with
in ten days the trustees reserve the right resell
the risk and cost Ofthe defung purchaser five
days advertisement in some newspaper published in
Washington, u. &. All cO1veyaDcing ut the pnr-
chaser cost deposit of $50 will be required on the
day of sale.
JOHN n; BIRCKHEAD.l Trustees
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10000 IoS ssls OF e gRbsHLr MINED coal
sarieiy at the very lowest prices. kindlinz and
stove W coz prepared In the best manner Quick and
prompt oeilNsry. send Ia your orders.
once, TIA Pennsylvania avenue.
Branch Offices 32S PennsyIyana avepua a ,S oO,n
and h streets northwest. ~AN ~0'AA
Depot and Wharf. oih and Water streets southwest
yA-oo1~ U. l. SHERIEE.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-Andrew Packer has
sold to Geo. E. Emmons, for 81, ZOO, a lot 2Ox9S
feet, on the north side OF Hiilyer avenue. The
purchaser intends to erect a fine house. Andrew
Langdon has sold 10 Edward Z. Dean. for Sell
600 block 2, of Meridian Hill subdivision,
which fronts on Boundary and lies between
18th and 10th streets extended, comprising a
large lot ofland. The same has sold 10 the same,
for $4,000, the property In lie Droit Park
known as the Gilman house, together with two
lOtS on Hardwood avenue, north OF Elm street,
James Jackson has sold TO A.Hamilton Bugher,
for 81 800, two lots, 2O25X97. Al feet eacn, at
the northwest corner OF 18th and NJ streets.
Rudolph Goidschmid has sold to Anna X. Tay-
lor for S. 500, the residence fronting 20 feet ON
the north side Of X street, between 9th and 10th
streets. Mary Z. De Graffenreid has sold TO
John Sherman, for $4,000, property fronting
225 feet on the west side OF 22d street, between
Y and streets, with depth OF 100 feet.