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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 24.-ViryinIa SKIES con-
soi;;atnd. IL pastdue coupons. 63l do ten-forties
3SL. bid to-day.
T. BALTIMORE. Nd. Nav 24.-Cotton quiet-mfd-
C'::i" 81 AL. Flour steady and quet-Howard street
aIid yrcSt-rn super, ..5oaS 0O: do extra, SIS:
do family, iOOa4 10: city mills super, 25Oa3 90;
do. extra, 3.2oa4.O0: do. Rio brands, l5OR4 1S;
PataI,co family, 5. l5 do superatiVe patent, 800
Wheat uthern duh and steady: western lower
ana ,u southern. red s5aS6 do. amber, SSa9O: No.
western winter red spot, S4iaaS5l June, S4s.aS5,;
steady and quiet: wester. lower aud duIl; southern
white, l4a45ia southern yellow, 44a44 l-8 western
mixed spot, 45a45l May, 5la45Ls June. 4b1sa45l
July 4ta,a45la steamer, II l2a42h. Oats quiet and
steady-soutbern. 39a4j: western white, 4Oa42;
western mixed, 3Saj9: Pennsylvania 4Oa42. Rye
firm and quiet. "a Hay duh and lower-prime
t" choice Western, ~ ooal3:5u Provisions steady
shoulders. and clear rib sides, packed, 4+.a8l..
Bacon-shoulders, 6l.; clear rib sides. 6s4: hams,
ial2 Lard-retned. IL Butter easy and dull
western, packed, lzal6 creamery. i.a2U Eggs
higher, I2l1al3. Petroleum 9uiet-redned. II.
Coffee irm-Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair. ofsusss
Sugar steady-A soil, 6ls: copper refined dull
1OlsalOLa. Whisky quiet. llSal.2 20. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer quet-cotton. 3.l6i: hour
Is: grain. 39aa4d. beceipts-hour. 3,27O barrels
wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, $500 bushels: oats
10000 bushels: rye 5000 bushels. Shipments-hour
5Yi6 barrels: wheat 30, 800 bushels corn, l52 400
bushels Saes-wheat. 29o, 500 bushels corn. AIS OOO
bushela
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, May, "a. HOO a m.-Wheat
opened at 16lsc. for June to 76 sic, broke off
TO rs 1916, rallied again. and Is now quoted 16
Corn-June, 35as. Oats-June, 81 1l-l6. POrk--June
$50. Lard-June, $50.
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n
T TT s EASTERN E B; BANK 81 THE EAsTEKN
BHA sAXx EAkR es sfFs n ~ do SakHE
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity cause
dersigned trustee in cause viii offer for SALE
n p 9s auction 6. the on WED
FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. all that cert tain piece or par
the District Coumbia binding on The east shore Of
the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river near the
and he same s at e
northwest corner Of this lot At point on the Eastern
survey by Lewis Carbury, and running tnence south
sxty.one and threequarter I612ol degrees west to
70 marx
and its several meanderings to the place "e Of
s ae1ss Of yS more and
being the same land conveyed by Matilda r Smith,
by deed dated and RECORDED On the I7h day OF
TENDER 1864. in Liber n. e: 7. A5, folio 1893 ct seq.
subject TO the right Of across condemned
for the use Of the City and Point LSCkO9,
exclusive Of that portion useA for the railroad track
r So
O'CLOCK r. ~. AZ the office Of Duncanson Bros,
mentioned decree. three burial sites located In the
Sites numbered two hundred (2OO). two hundred and
Ina ssass
etery
Terms Of Sales In the Of the farm the terms of
sale are as follows: Onethird cash and the balance
IN one and two years from day of sale, with in
terest ut the rate of six (6) per cenum per annum
until paid from day Of saie and payment therefore TO
secured BY deed OF trust en- the properly
purchasers the whole Of said purchase money may
be paid in cash on day q sals deposit Of 500 viii
sites the terms Of sale all cash. deposit Of SOS
will be required day Of sale. In both cases the con-
chasers The terms of sale In either must be
piled with in ten days after SALE otherwise the trustee
reserves the right resell ct Of defaunR DUR
chaser purchasers after i've days public notice of
such resale In newspaper published In Washing
ton, D. c. JOHN b. LARNER Trustee,
O6ices, 1914 st NV.
DUNCANeON BROS, Aucta my2I.dxds
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING, AucuOneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF "ECKINGTON" THE;
COUNTRY SEAT OF THE LATE Joseph

~
THy5TE SEE hSr e os rRH nxTE JOSEPH EH
GALES, ESQ
by virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court Of :f
Ss y offer for
81 NAY 8 1859 sss ~ SU
sa sS
acres Of land more or less and impsoVed With large
and %h substantial! dwelling house and ou,b1ildiugA
property which is well wooded and watered and over
10 LOOKS ana forms por9n OF the northern boundary
and not so,d we will then offer the same according
to the plat OF our subdivision in seven lots which win
mansion house and ontbuiIdngs Containing 20 i4-iOO
II Us lie vest n
OF the Metropolitan branch Of the and O. r. Lots
1t
s"S
e a 5ss i:s
ss 81 Of
and the S residue equal s
staments due IN six, eighteen and twentyfour
s Gay e
notes for the deferred thereon
q e aS
chasers The title to said property Will be retained
es
any purchaser shall fa to comply with the terms Of
right to resell st q. s tie ss nd q such
pn he Rst
'a'' on =. ALL Il s;sf H s
cA1pEsoS4 tas ssh s. E; W.
ANDREW p. 81 Sg S : i :; w. Trustees
usssaaS iissii < "a s sssa-.J
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The NJ. e. General Conference.

THE PRESIDENTS ATTENTION INVITED TO THE
DISREGARD OF THE CHINESE TREATY.
RICHMOND, VA May 24.-The NJ. Z. confer
ence to-day passed resolution that the book
agent pay to the bishops and bishops widows
the amounts designated TO be paio to them an
nually aggregating S31 900.
A resolutian was adopted that q. s. Senators
Harris, WhitthOrne and Morgan be requested
TO look after the publishing house claim before
Congress.
The committee on mission work reported ap-
proving cooperation with the wOman's mfi-
SiOnary society.
A resolution was adopted praying the atten-
ton OF the President of the United States 10 the
International treaty with China, the disregard
OF which threatens violence to the missionaries
OF the church in that country.
1he remainder OF the morning session was
consumed In discussing the temperance ques-
ton.
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I'd EDITION
--latest I6leglanS to Tle Star.
STORMS IN THE WEST.

Blown Down I'm Indiana.
DANvILLE, IND, May pa terrible wind
and rain storm passed over this (Hendricka)
county yesterday afternoon, doing great dam
age: Many cattle and horses were killed by
falling trees. HaSlstones fell measuring two
inches in damafer TO the depth Of six inches.
Many houses had all windows torn out by the
nan. The greatest damage Is TO the growing
wheat crop, now In rull head, and it Is wholly
destroyed along the track OF the storm. No
lives were lost SO far as known, but several
houses were blown down.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auct1
THoMAs BOWLING, Auos,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. lib STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND sTREETS NoRTHEAsT, IN WASH.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated 10th Sep 80
tse ten A. p 1873. and recorded In !iber No. Il.
District Of Columbia and by direction Of the Sc.
on ~ s we sSat az ~! &! puSc anS1n and IN
FIRST, 1850. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM
Lot numbered thirty-nine &c., In Linville and Dun.
cansons Of original Lots numbered twenty
ainetsea 0e 6 s9usSs onibe!ed seven hundred and
tvenydye t725l In the city Of Washington, District
O. GSinmea said su6diyison being recorded in Sub
~ ISIS With Eshts prtvisgss and sppurtenAneea
northeast
Terms ofsalsa e2.6OO and interest from DECEMBER
1S and expense Of sale in cash; balance Ia notes
ASK l0l and twelve 2) months, with Interest fron
Gay OF sale TO DC secured by deed of premises
sold Five hundred (o6O0) dollars to DO paid ut time
OF SAFE Upon failure to comply with terms Of sale
aye days notice In the Evening Star newspaper.
ANTHONY HYDE.
IA 18th street. t~...
CHARLES ~ MATTHEWS f1foese3
Hy1oAAas
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TNHOa E WA00AMAN, Real Estate Aucuoneef.
THIS EVENING.

THIs EVENING, AT HALP.PAsT SEVEN n:
MATCHES, sILVERwARE, JEWELRY, BAN.
JOS. SPORTING GOODS. &C, IN STORE l347
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
By direction of the owner who is going exclusively
In the manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING at HALE
PAST SEW EN-, until all are disposed Of
Bargains may be expected.
my15-2m NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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READING HAT FINISHERS TO BE ARRESTED
FOR BURNING DOWN A FACTORY.
READING, PA, May PA detective swore
out warrants to-day against six hat finishers,
members Of the Hatters union, who are now
on strike, on the charle q being the parties
Adamstown, involving a loss Of $50, 600.
John Downing formerly of Yonkers, N. Y. was
arrested and placed In jail, and the detectives
are looking for the others. 1t Is even alleged
that resolution was offered in the union to
burn down the hat factories. The arrest caused
q great sensation. The inishers of over half
the hat factories In this section are stu on
strike.
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|'HOMAs BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.

ART SALE
SUPERB COLLECTION OF VALUABLE HIGH
CLASS OIL PAINTINGS
To be Sold at Auction on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
MAY TWENTY-SIxTH, TWENTY-sEVENTH
AND TWENTY-EIGHT, 1856,
At ELEVEN A. II. and THREE P. NJ. EACH DAY,
At Our Salesroom,
ELEVENTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE.
On FREE EXHIBITION MONDAY AND
TUESDAY, MAY oath and 25th.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

feet on st. Just west of New Hampshire ave, fine
parking only 30 cents q toet- Also. 63 feet north
side N st n W, very cheap. Apply OWNER, Room
f. 1881 st. NV. nyIi-Im
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The CO0rta.
COURT In GENERAL THRM.

To-day, the application OF John T. Clarke,
student WAS rel.rrad. Webb agt. kenderdino:
opinion by Justice Jaii,s, affirming Judgment
DeIow. Green ne I. SoriDeni, opinion by Justice
Cox, aifirIning Judgment below. Geyer agC
barrick, do.,do. PortneF Eiesing company sgI
Collins opinion by Chisi Justice Cartier aifirln.
Ing judy eat beIoa.
Equity CouRr-yudue Aerrsck
To-day, Todd sgt keyser; trustees directed -
convey, &c. SHAW agt Wheeler; restraining
ofosf continued; further time to answer granted.
Meyers agt. Green; bill dismissed.
CRIMINAL CoURr-yudoe Mac AvtAvy,
To-day, Charles Carroll, alias Murphy ana
Lewis Wayland, larceny from the person; nollo
proseQui.
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CANADIAN PORT AVTHoRIrIKs NEED NOT m
llsNlZE AERIGA Ll.i..l.S,

CANADIAN PORT AVTHoRIrIEs NEED NOT Rpo
oGSizE AMERICAN CoALkCroks' PERnIra
OTTAWA, ONrr May 24.-On inquiry 10 hes
been learned that no author ~ whatever
ports OF permits Issued by American
collectors OF customs. under which cap
tains OF fishing vessels have claimed
the right TO enter and trade Ia Canadian
ports. The collector oil customs at Portland.
Me. has Incurred the displeaspre OF the captains
Oh nshing vessels there by informing them that
they had no right whatsoever ~ ask as the
hands OF the Canadian authorities any rscogni-
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1noyH, egaesely. shis1nossias Nas ~. ~.
- sH sI.t s: = Whit ah n ~; - -
y!s::::f =: e, Us 8: s:S:sss - !:
e9I a. i ai;ls s :. ss; :: ~ g. 80 -
-. - s. 49,. :; ~ Div Nv
. 49,. o.. =: 60. ss':ss f fo5S:,s tx - -
Ia:ssN vM - 49, g. Ashun eA1s.A. sssss
thsss 0eioCk fssIivS ssd &ssos ars Hviss .
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RH-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of rain until WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY
SIXTH, same hour and place. my21-d&ds
~
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1NHoMAs ]. FISHER & Co, Auclloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT, KNOWN AS NO. l4l6
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated February esA
folio Ss6, ct seq one Of the land records for i.4
by the direction of the holder Of note secured
thereby: we shall sell on TIL URSDAY AFTERNOON,
MAY TWENTIETH, at FIVE O'CLOCK in front of
the premises, sub-iOt numbered 81, In square num-
bered 81 improved by three-story brick dwelling
11th street northwest.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash, and the remainder in
one and two years, secured by deed trust on the
premises, and bearing interest payable
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE
EDWARD + sI f4fs W I; nv Trustees
my1O-d&dS 1924 + st. nW)
R1-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of rain until WEDNESDAY. MAY TWENTY
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This important collection embraces the entire col
lection of the New York Art Galleries. n Y Offering
many important works by eminent modern European
aud American artists never before publicly exhibited
To be sold without reserve. The works are superbly
mounted In the finest and most costly Of fine gold leaf
and bronzed frames. ConnOisseurs and lovers the
Fine Arts are invited to visit The gallery 1t being
necessary to appreciate this really valuable collection
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ISOR Saloon NORTH SIDE OF c ST. " E.
Il petW' en- Isl and I'd sts, near the Capitol nice
large story Brick Dwelling containing II and
ali modern I'm proyements Lot % feet by I6S feet,
TO 80 t. alley; in good repair Price only $1,000
B. H. WARMER & Co,
my22-3t 316 n
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Tho coup,ittaa m, oSfar mechanics THE
- " ~. ''
AFTERNOON met inc aihaisamation commlttee
OF the WOrkingmen'S ORGANIZATIONS at their hall
corner of 7th and L streets The master me-
chanics, committee remained there onIv LONG
enonph tn nresent the resolmtlons sSnnyad nv
master mecnahics anu Ineh witnarew. Inc
session and was sill in SESSION. at late hou IA
A large numb Der of workingmen were assem-
bled about the hall waiting TO hear the result Of
the conference.
--
home in Cortland county New Work for q
short visit.-Maior I w Clous. the neviv an
.~,;,,,.a A ss,s,ont T,a.,a 5000. $780,,
at the Ebpitt, accompanied by nls wite:-Mr.
ton 81 cIarH ~ ,hs fnst n ny Pos a
partmentl has assumed the manaeins sGitor,
ship of the Buffalo Daily IFmes-HD. Under.
wood Of Tucson, Capt G. e. Ide and Gen, J. B,
Sweit1er of Pittsburgh, are ct the Ebbitl.-
recent fitness. aitnough he stiiI sufisr. mnch
rom the carbnncie On his left stde4-Ievi e
ionid ~ R0Ston M rnid.uc;th ~ S.r ~ - -
cisco and C,ha,les r Crsmn Of Ph,iadeinhia
ere o. the Ria@s E1' PraSi6en, rahus ,,
ont again yesterdav- He now attends to o'g ~
own correspondence ana h9Res soon TO try a
w Rrssa "a and chisT ~ WsSs sna
VA are al Inc Na.onai:MSenaioI Aidrich
ana Haie ana hepresentauve Manoney went
oSe N TO H Ns@ 10TH On Satur1ay~n q. steers
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BROS, AucIloneera

IRDSTEES' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
On S !, JERSEY ANEUNE, BETWEEN d
by virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in -
Llber No 953 Folio 426, et.seq. one of the land
records for the district Of oluInbia viii sell iaa
On III URSDAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH OF
MAY, A. ID. 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ in
front OF the premises all that piece of
Washington, In the district of Columbia. and known
and shed the north three 3 inches front
ms on New Jersey avenue. of lot ~" in Vests sub
division On, OF original lot numbered one o. running
back the same width tC the line of said Ot and
also the adjoining lot. numbered sixteen 49, in the
subdivision OF original lot numbered two t2j made by
Holman, IN square numbered six hundred and
twenty-nlne629) together with all the improv ements
ways easements rights privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging or in any manner appertainiHg
sold subject TO special Improvement taxes.
Terms: 5000 cash; balance in and two years
notes to bear six per cent interest all cash at
option OF purchaser. deposit of $1Ou required at
time OF SALE Terms to be complied with in days
Otherwise resale at risk and cost Of the detautiy
IN some newspaper published in Washington D c.
Conveyancing &C., at purchasers cost
GEORGE BAUER, lr.o
myIo d&ds JOHN WALTER, JR. Aruslees.
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The Strike Was n Failure.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The police have been
Withdrawn entirely from the cars running on
Sd avenue, between the depot and the city
hall; but one officer is still kept on each car on
the other lines of the road. John Manony, one
OF the strikers on the road, was sent to prison
Tor six months for assaulting q non-uniOn
driver.
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PROPOSALS

DROPOSALS FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR
Il THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WAsHIN9ToN, ID. c., May 20, 1856
By direction ofthe Board Of Commissioners sealed
proposals will be received at this office until W ELVE
O'CI OCK NJ, ON THURSDAY, JUNE TEN 1886
for furnishing the various branches of the District
tionery Blank Forms and Printing, School Hooks
Furniture, Hardware, Tinware and Street LAMPS
Plumbers Materials Groceries, Boots and shoes
Drugs, GLASS Paints and Varnishes. Lumber, Forage
Meats Castings Fuel, Dry Goods, Cement and Lime,
Construction Material and Telephone Supplies.
nation. can be obtained upon application at Room
IL. Columbia Building. Ala st. NV.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids
parts of bids WILLIAM LUDLOW,
my24-3t Engineer Com ID. c.
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE, STRAW
l. AND BRAN.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April "a, 1855.
Sealed Proposals. In trpcate, subject to the usual
conditions will be received at this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. WEDN ESDAY
JUNE SECOND, 1856. at which time and place they
will be opened la presence of bidders for furnis
and delivering, during the fiscal year commencing
July 1885. such Fuel, Forage, Straw and Bran as
may be required.
The government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids Preference given to articles of domestic
duction conditions Of price and quality being equal
and such preference given to articles OF American
Of the consumption required by the public service
there
Blanks and fun information as to bidding &c, win
be furnished by this office on agpieat ton, u MN
my24-6t Deputy q ID. Genl U. $. Army.
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SLATER, No., May 24.-A freight train on
the Chicago and Alton railroad while approach
ing this city yesterday morning dashed into
drove of cattle, killing three Of them. Their
carcasses threw the engine off the track and de-
rallied ten cars. The fireman, Pres Monday,
was instantly killed. Engineer Loue and
Brakeman kueger were seriously injured.
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District Govern useut A6h,v~.

VITAL STATISTICS FOR APRIL.
Inc nealth ofncers report of vital statistics
Tor The month OF April states that there were
3JS deaths In the District during the month
1o5 white males, II white females, los coiorcd
males SO colored females, giving q death rate
OF 1852 per 1000 per ann1m for the whites,
1914 for the colored, and 22.l3 for the fetal
population. The death rate for the month m
lower than the mean rate OF April for the past
twelve years by l.So for the whites, by 81 for
the colored, and IA FOR the total population.
lhe principal causes OF death i'm the order OF
their fatality were: Consumption, 6s. ppeu.
monia, 81; heart diseases, Is bronchitis aud
seniie debility, 10 each; commissions, IL: apo.
plexy, 10; hamilton and insanity, y each: con-
genial debility. 3; typhoid lever and whooping
cough, each. There were los marriages aud
GAG births reported.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle: Ella RhoCes.
erect two-story dwelling, Grant street be.
tween School and Pine streets, Mt. Pleasant;
200. VIM Mayse, repair brick dwelling iIi
county; $500. l.. A. Baltimore, repair fame
dwelling, 90 q street southwest; $500. T. r.
Hug hes. repair frame, so2 Il street northeast;
vIoO Paul BonaNedes, erect iour twostory
oNeiilngb r. between a5th and l6uh streets
AN INSANE MAN FROM GEoRGrA.-A young
white man was arrested near the IL. and F. rail.
ROAD depot Saturday evening, who Imagined
MS Ire Ia danger nom enemies who were pur-
suing hum. When discovered he wsss seated
astride dormer window In the house of Mrs
Lynn, on the south side OF Pennsyivania ave-
nue.. Othcer Lig htbrown persuaded him 10 come
down from his dangerous perch. lac II iroln
Augusta, Ga.
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Arrangements have been completed for the
visit TO America this summer OF q picked team
OF the Irish Lacrosse union.
A reception Ina honor Of DIR. Oliver Wendell
Holmes was given al the Georges club In Lon.
don, to-day.
pugilism In all forms,
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u1Oo. =. r1odhn q w., heAl tStato AuCttOueefA
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of 80
the District of Columbia. entered the 4th day co.
May 1856 in equity cause No. 1896, wherein kssE2
Edward ii. OBrien ct al are conlplainants, Ind
Mary T. Jacobs ct al are defendants the undersigned
Trustee, named In said decree will sell public AUG
ton on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
FIFTH, In front of the respective premises, fol-
lows:
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. sub Lot
Oh, In Zuys subdivision Of original Lot g. In square
numbered 36l, fronting nineteen feet two inches
Vermont avenue the east side, with depth of 100
feet to public alley, between Il and streets north
west improved by a tWo-st0ry brick house
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the premises, part
OF Lot numbered u, In square 419, bounded follows
lteslnnng on Sth street northwest one hundred and
fortytWo feet SIX inches south of northwest
square and running thence south twelve feet six
inches, thence east ninety five feet to alley, thence
north twelve feet six inches, thence of
beginning, together with the improvements thereon,
consisting of q two-stOry and basement house.
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree One-third of
the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the bal
ance payab In twelve and eighteen months from
day Of SALE with interest at the of per
per annum from the day of sale. The deferred pay
fcent deed ut upon the property So sold or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser purchasers a
deposit OF 500 Will be required the day of sale
ON each piece Of property by the purchaser pur-
casers thereof Terms TO be complied with within ten
DAYS, or property may be sold ut risk and of
defiulting purchaser or purchasers All conveyancng
at purchasers cost LINDEN KENT, Trustee,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
THOS J FISHER 4 co. myI3-d&ds