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Wanted 20 Pay

From the Arkansaw Traveller
Memphis merchant, upon meeting q man in
the street. asked him when he was coming around
and pay bill which he had been owing for some
time.
'Tn few days"
eyes, but you have been saying that for some
time"
"1f the money that am expecting gets here in
time will be around tomorrow"
., me next day the man presented himself The
Here Is your money {taking out q rolD.
would have paid you long before this but have
me some money and didn't receive it until To-
day sent It In registered letter. Don't know
how It got through the quarantine. Has been
"Take it away from herein the merchant ex.
claimed.
"But, my dear sir, it is all the money have. I
owe you and want To pay YOU"
Take that stun out OF my house and don't you
come IN ner again until next winter"
"But l might not have the money to pay you
with when cold weather comes"
~ tell you TO get out OF this house,
"Gentiemen," said the man, addressing several
man can only pay when he has the cash, you
know. Wen, I'll Did you good-day."
He went OUT, threw down several pieces OF green
paper, and whStled In q cOntented manner.
Sudden Hospitality.
From the Arkansaw Traveller.
couple of tramps stopped at farmhouse in
49, ~N---~~~'
the water you want" said the farmer, "but you
neenter ask for anything to eat for you won't get
it,
The tramps looked at a table that had Just been
set for dinner, and sighed.
"1Ou neenter Sigh," said the farmer "fur you
DON'T get DIT OF that grub Why, we've got pos
sum, don't you see; sweet potatoes, billed ham,
curly musted greens and three kinds OF bread
wouldn't twit you fellers, but the last tramp that
come along here stole the only good set Of harness
on the place"
"Dont put yourself to any uneasiness on our &C
count replied one Of the tramps, "fOr we amt
hungry"
Not hungry" the farmer exclaimed.
mo; all We want Is place TO sit down in the
"Waal, this is the first time ever heerd Of
tramps not being hungry"
lts sorter rare with us, I can tell you. I'm
sOrter 1everish, myself Don't exactly Understand
IT, ior never was this way before. Oh have
hau sllgnt bilious attacks, but I never had such
pains In the back OF my neck before. just before
leaving Jacksonville"
sudden scuming In the room caused the tramp
10 Dreak on his narration. The skirts Of the far.
mers wife Mapped against the gate and an old
man loSt MS nat as he leaped into the road The
TWO trampS moved their chairs up to the table,
Ihe hospitality Of this neighborhOOd,n one OF
them remarked, mas found O place tn romance
and verse;"
Yes !" the other one replied, .and the peculiar
charm ABOUT IL Is the extreme suddennessb
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His Mind Was a Blank.
MAN WHO WAS SENT TO AN INSANE ASYLUM WHILE
UNKNOWN.

UNKNOWN.
The ease with which a mans identity may be
lost In large city IS exempiified in the case OF
Chas. Dimmick, freight agent Of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad at Bingham
ton, n. Y. october 8 fine-looking but somewhat
shabblly dressed man was found wandering aim
lessly about the streets OF the Twelfth precinct
Brooklyn and was taken 10 the statiOn-hOuse by
an officer He was evidently demented, and could
say nothing more than "Deming" and Bingham
ton" The man was committed for examination
as to his sanity, and later, after being pro-
nounced insane, was committed to the insane aSy-
lum at Flatbusn. Relief Clerk Short communi-
Gated with Binghamton Asylum authorities, but
they knew nothing OF any patient who answered
to the description OF the man The officer who
took the unknown man TO the asylum told Mr..
Short that the patient had mentioned the name OF
DiInmick, and, acting on this vague ciew, Mr..
Snort again wrote TO Binghamton, and established
the identity OF the man as that Of ChaS DiLnmick.
He left home on october to visit a brother who
lives In Jersey City, and another brother, :. M.
Dimmick, who lives at % 4th avenue. Since then
nothing had been heard OF or from him until the
receipt OF Clerk Shorts letter. Mr.. Dimmick'S
relatives were OverJoyed to learn of his being
alive and Will take steps TO secure his transfer To
his home. The cause OF his dementia is sup
posed 70 have been an accident which took place
about two years ago. His body was crushed be-
tween two cars, and for q long time It was feared
h6 would die
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Dining Fifty Years Ago.
A TERRIBLE ORDEAL FOR MEN WHO DID NOT KNOW HOW
TO CARVE.


From Fifty Years Ago.
The dinners were conducted on primitive princi-
pies. Except In great houses, where the meat and
game were carved by the butler, everything was
carved on the table. The host sat behind the
haunch Of mutton and helped with zeal; the
guests took the ducks, the turkey, the hare, and
the fowls and did their parts conscious OF critical
eyes A dinner was terrible ordeal for young
man who, perhaps found himself called to dissect
pair or ducks. He took up the knife with burn
ing cheeks and perspir1ng nose; now, at last, an
impostor, one who knew not the ways Of polite So
ciety, would be discovered; he began TO feel for
the joints while the cold eyes OF the hostess gazed
reproachfuily upon him-ladies in those days knew
good carving aud could carve for themselves. Per-
haps he had, with CHASTITY grin, to confess that
he could not md those joints. Then the dish was
removed and given to another guest, horribly
self-relians creature, who laughed and talked
while he deXterously sliced the breast and cut off
the legs II, In his agony, the poor wretch would
take refuge In the bottle he had TO walt until some
one invited him to take wine-hOrr1ble tyranny!
The dinner table was ornamented with a great
epergne OF silver or glass. After dinner the cloth
was removed, showing the table deep In color lus-
trous, well-waxed, and the gentlemen began real
business with the bottle after the ladies had gone
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A sudden Suicidal Impulse.

FORT WAYNE, IND, Oct las. b. Crawford.
night clerk al the Commercial House. committed
suicide last evening In the waiting-room OF the
Wabash Railway depot He had accompanied two
friends 10 the depot, and was talking TO them
when, quick as q Hash, he drew his revolver and
shot himself In the head Crawford has been here
since May. Before that he was engaged In busi-
ness In OHIO and failed. He has threatened seve-
raj times 10 commit suicide
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rn Lssn ers.-Tss fatal pesssr q ne bsv
e.rS,n IN rae Frsnch army lies principally is TIE
KSi~~ psywd>r use1- Ths army DfSvids1 WITH
~ - eontrsI npSD tbs enemy the yfsseJ.ee u BIN
-. -~ffiIery and ia infantry. Tbs gppesiBz bat
,ssSss RAY hssr tEe thaDdsr ~ TIE gus. stst tssy
S-1c<x dIscEysf tns siteAtlos ~ tbs tssfk sfaeh
- - ontees at which tstJ are slrn'sz % WI
Dn~trsfo OF 1frsrflOn IN sbifh the hfs shSgd te
@1ss~1 Tns esyslry VIII - tssiplsSsiy ssgossa
- Szaxnf>F. ssfssszy On lsfxs = sls VII ~ ia.
Snfirsiy bGs be6fk
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A Dog Grows Weary OF a Sermon.

A Dog Grows Weary OF a Sermon.
From the London Spectator.
during recent journey In Canada met with a
striking instance OF reason In q dog. l was stay.
Ing at the Mohawk Indian Institution, Brantford.
Ont The Rev. II. Ashton, superintendent OF the
school, is very fond Of animals and has many nets
one OF these, black-and-tan terrier, always &C
companied the ninety Indian children to church
on sunday morning. He goes to the altar ran q nd
lies down, facing the congregation. When they
rise to sing he rises, and when they SIT he lies
down. WV Nv A0'
one day. shortly before my visit, q strange
clergyman was preaching, and the sermon was
longer than usual The dog grew tired and rest.
ieSs, ana at last thought occurred to him, upon
WHICH Wnn ne at once acted He had observed that
one OF The elder Indian boys was accustomed to
hand round plate for aims after which the
service at once concluded. He evidently thoughG
II ne could persuade this boy take up the coliec
tion Lne service must naturally end. He ran down
70 me pack seat occupied by the boy seated him
sen In the isle and gazed steadfastly in the boys
laoe. rlnding mat no notice was taken, he sat up
ana begged" persistently for some time TO MI
A il great amusement Finally, as this also
Ialied, the DOG put his nose under the lads Knee
anu tried with all his strength to force INN out OF
sermon was concluded. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-19

PHuADsfYHfA TxNYxRAxcg ExcHASoR-A nne
Of 400 and four fnOnths Imprisonment were i'm
po,ed By J1oze fiare yesterday, says the Phila-
delpaia IIee0rd, On Francis N. swigeroth, who
Wa convicted On Tuesday Of having dispensed
lsxer bsey Without q ucenss AZ his -CirArd Avenue
Teuperance Exchange" sNlxcroth had been ad-
yf,cd 20 plead guilty and thrOu himself upon the
r(rcy OF the cOurt, but he un1ertoDk 10 make the
fpy beiisys that the Bqgi1 he soid was root beer,
A nox lager. Tss JUICE saiG that the prisoner
.s<yuld receive q sentsnes ~ sfos gravity because
- had fozocnfly dsfed tbs isU, and HIS effort 70
Hs1 ~ toid the truth h. would HAYS recsfved .
r.1ru tscieDr sentence.
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE


II Schedule In effect September 3oth 1853
80 A. Mast Tenn Mail Daily for Mnrreuton
soruonsvliie .ynchburg aud Stations
,et~een Aexandrla and ly chbung, Roanoke, BRISTOL
leans. Pullman Sleeper Mashinaton 70 New tlrlexns
ll:24 A M.-fast Mail Daily Tor wArr.ptop Chsr
iottesyIlle Gordonsyiiie stations Ches Ohio Routa
Lynchburf. Rocky Mount. Danyille and StafioI-s be
tween Lynchburg and Danyiile, direersboro Raleish
Charlotte. Columbia. Augusta Atlanta Iir,ninsr.
ham, Montgomery. New orleans re1as and Csiifornis
ton with Pullman sleepers MONTGOMERY 20 New Or
lens and Mann Boudoir Seepers for Rirminsham
lcksourg, and shreveport Pullmsn Sleeper Danvills
70 Sounbla and Augusta. Solid trains Washington TO
ssnas1Ita Does not connect Tor G a o. points
80 p. M.-Dsily. except Sunday. for Msna~-s.
Strasburg and intermediate stations.
a o 20 M-Mestern EKpress Daily for warrenton
gordonsytiie. Chariottesv Ie Louisville Ciurinnst
fhllnan sleepers and Solid Trains WASHINGTON %
LOUISVILLE also Tor Lynchbps. Bristol ChattGnoosa
Ihroush Pullman sleepers Washington 20 Memphis
without chsnee.
loo p M-southern E,pre. Daily for Lynch
burg DAnviile. hAleeh. Asbeyle. Charlotte Colurn-
pa Aiken. Augusta Atlanta. MONTGOMERY, New Or
leans Texas and California Pullman Neshule sleeper
Washington 20 New Orleans. via Atlanta aud MONT
fomery InLiman SLEEPER Washington 70 Augusta
Trains on Washington and OHIO division leave Wash
inston 300 AN; Daily except sunday. aud as ?.
NJ Returning leave Round an 8 .O5 An Daily, aud
Ia ~. n pai except SUNDAY. arriving Washington
"a; 49, a - ano 800 "
vile and Lynchbary arrive Ia Washington 100 A Nj
shd 80 M VIA East lenne--ce bristol aud Lynch
burg 81 11;l3 AN. and $40 PM. via Chesspe.is
sna yhio route and charlottesville ut ss40 +. NJ.
1lcksta sleeping car reservation andi information
FURNISHED. and haseage checked at oce. 1900 Penn
MIA Rasirosd On and ana -fe5 s,aon fenn-yvs-
ocl General PASSENGER AGENT
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He SHOWED HIS MONEY BKLr.-A Duluth special
says: w. +. Fritze, treasurer OF Normantown
school district, near Duluth, was waylald in the
waymen, who pulled him from his buggy, threw
him 70 the ground, beat him shockfngiy, and
robbed him OF q mink-sKtn money belt containing
ever g, 900 In school funds. He made his way 70
police headquarters IN pitful plight and told his
story. He had shown his belt 10 humber Of per-
Sons In q saloon where he had been drinking. The
previous treasurer was robbed In the same manner
six years ago near the same spot.
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Ready for Her.

Aea0y Tor hers
From the Philadelphia Record
Wife-"This is lovely day for q promenade.
VIII you accompany met"
Husband-"Certainly."
Every well III 60 up stairs and fix my hair.
If you go out be sure to be back In time for me-"
Au right. I've an engagement around the cor
ner, but III be back In three hours"
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In the Hands OF n

In the Hands OF His Friends.
From the Philadelphia Record.
First Rounder-"You seem to be 1ush."
Second Rounder-"Yes; got lots o. cash. Didn't
ye zee by the papers that Candidate Longpurse
was In the hands OF his friends?"
Eyes"
I'm one OF his friends,
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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF No; sII STREET soUTl
GEO. W. srLcKNEY. Aucttoneer. 936 st.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN ALLEY BE.

b. virtue of Q decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed in Equity cause No
4lSo4 wherein Frances Z. Jones u Complainant and
.Isnon IL front q the prsmises, On FRIDAY, THL
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. the following described
res. estate situate in the city Of Washinsto Dstrc,
Of lot forty one 4 in the OF square three
hundred and sxty (367 together with improve
ments, &c
Terms Of SALE third cash and the balance in one
10 and two CD years with interest the Of
Vot Per centum per Annuln. payable semi annually,
secured BY deed Of trust the property sold I'll
cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit Of
will BE- required at time Of sale All convey and
recordine At purchasers cost Terms 10 be complied
within ten daya
ocI5-d6ds HOSEA B. MoULToN, Trustee.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, AuctioneerH
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
On EAST CAPITOL STREET. bETMEEN FoUR-

IL =
TENTH AND FIFTEENlH STREETS EAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Iaber
the District of Columbia vii sell pa, lie auction
IN front OF the premises, on SATURDAY. THE TWEEN
TiETH DAY OF OCTOBER, A D. 1888, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. M the following described real estate,
situate and being in the city of Washington District OF
Columbia TO wit: All that certain piece parcel of
land and premises known and distinguished ~ and
being lot thirteen u3D, in square one thousand and
weight t1OoSD, commencing at q point hun
bred aud eight feet east Last Capitol
the northwest corner Of said square, and running
south from said point hundred and ten feef
cas-, twelve feet thence south eighteen feet and
inch: thence east forty-two feet: thence north
hundred and twenty eight feet aud inch 10 East
Capitol street. thence west flour feet along
Capitol street to the point Of beginning, cording
the plan and plat thereof recorded Il the pAtbook
the surveyors Office in said District.
Terms: 0ne-haf cash, balance In year note 10
bear cent interest and to be secured 10y
trust property solo all cash. option OF pnr-
chaser. deposit OF 500 required at sale Convey
aicng &C. at purchasers cost Terms TO be complied
with la ten days otherwise the Trustee the
right to resell the property 81 the risk aud the
defautng purchaser after five days public notice
such Resale IN some newspaper published Washing
ton. DC
ocl2-d&ds THOMAS O. BRADLEY. Trustee
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DR.. Ferdinand X Chatard one OF thooldest ana
most prominent physicians In Baltimore, died yes
teIuay. He was the father Of Bishop Chatard of
the Catholic diocese OF vincennUa nd and Was
eighty-fou yeaIS Of ace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-19

DIVERSIONS OF AN ENPRxsS-The mother OF the
emperor Of China Is no longer regent, and So free
from the cares OF state, has turned frolicsome
This fact which Will interest the world at large
mis- with deep alarm her imperial majestys boat
men. To amuse herself the empress plays q game
which sounds Ike mon hel rna, and Is q sort OF a
tag played IN the dark. LAIterIy her majesty, not
content with playing In big dark room, has been
playing On the big lake In the palace grounds
Without any lights, one boet trying 10 catch an
other In the darkDess. On this account the boat
men object some have run away aud others are
begg1pg leave 70 resign, for. although they cannot
refuse 70 race their imperial mistress around In
the dark, they know that painful death would
be deysei for themselves and all their families II
by any mischance her MAJESTY should TALL over
board and be drowned during the excitement OF
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vu IA woauuxY son.
w. o;ssss 99ys5f 81, sHSf 5snsa Dss'~
~. a. 81 o. NaU q ~ s.antg and slyie
iS.:' "a - s''A'' s''s' N ''aaa. ~
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING ON PENN
' snLNANlA AELMuk BhTMEEN TWENTY

VsaTFEHAksSkIE. rHSREETE Fb9N2ENs On Penn
f9TRfa AND TWENfY,ffTH srREEfs. Al
On MSSbxY The 5TMESTrisEcoNp pay OF
having front q 80 feet inches on fennsylyani.
6Si,ns IN. pTopsIS y reason q .s iosssio.
property T. struck on All e9nyeysncing a, puEch.seT'
ward VII &C. SHOWN ap to DAY Of sas ei Mr. '" Wood
WEEKS 1. CO hI Z kEESEAi'y- 4le 9Th ssnw:
10 CLOSE ThL EsIAT, OF MARY 9: scMUIzE.
SECOND al FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii sell in front Of
PART LOT O. SQUARE 44s,
fronting ~ feet on 9Th strsst with depth Of lie
ss and ~
.. and bear er csns
rUm day Of sale and 70 e
option Of pnrchsser A deposit Of $50 win be re
cSasers cost Ierms to be comped With IN ten days
otherwise right TO resell at the risk and
notes Of such resale in sme neSspapef n
Wellington nm D. c. DUNcASsoN BEos.:
T'RUsTEEs SALE OF No 3ll STREET SOUTH
Under and BY virtue Of the provisions of certain
deed OF trust to the undersigned trustees John
Pade and Frances D.de bus wife bearing date Auga.t
81 1882 ana recorded IN Llber No 40 Ioiio Ia.
Junibia will sell the request of the party secured
by public auction in front of the premses FRIDAY
OCTOBER TWENTY-SIXTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ. all that piece or parcel OF Ground with = Frame
dwelling House, &c. thereon, known and desig-
mated as the west 35 feet front By the depth Of lot
bered nine d. in square No. 1913 the city Of Wash
ington and District Of Columbia
Terms q SAFE: One thousand dollars to be paid in
upSn sSs the
sold all cash. st the option OF the purchaser de-
posit Of 100 required IT day Of sale All
az cost OF purchaser sale to be complied
ten days from the sale thereof the
the right TO resell At the cost and the
purchaser.
VIM II. RICHARDS Trustee
- - lilo 1lth OF. n. q.
JOHN T. WEBSTER Trustee,
hObEkT VOSE CO.. AuctA oc15-d&ds
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u. Am Asun

DO You STOP TO THINK THAT ABUSE
PRRsuPP0sEs LEGITIMATE usIs YoU
CAN'T ABUSE ANYTHING You DON'T usR
AND THE MOST COMMON ABUSES ARE
PRAcTTcKD IN THOSE MATTERS BIZ
WHICH Prudent AND PROPER USE
WOULD PRODUCE THE aRIArKsT GOOD
TINS rs TRuEoF CREDIT PARTICULARLY
MORE FIRMS HAVE BEEN RUINED IN THIS
CITY By GIVING PRoN1scuous CREDIT
THAN IN ANY OTHER WAY. WE. AZ MER-
CHANTS CAN PROPER YOU CREDIT FOB
YouR USE And BENEFIT. WE CAN'T
ABusErT. rHATLIEs WHOLLY w1rHYoU.
nYou USE THE cRED1T WE OFFER You.
AND USE n RIGHT. WE WILL BOTH BE
BENEFITED, BUT. If You ABUSE THE
PRIVILEGE, 1T WILL REACT UPON YoU
MORE SEVERELY THAN UPON Ua MAY.
BE YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW THIS
CAN BE WE'LL TELL You. IF YOU CONE
AND BUY SOME FURNITURE OF us PAY.
ING PART CASH. AND FOR THE BALANCE
PROMISE TO PAY AND DON'T KEEP YOUR
WORD. YOU MAY PUT Us TO SOME TRou-
BILE. THE FIRST TINE You DO THIS
TWILL BE YOUR FAULT: BUT THE SEC
oND TINE TWILL BE OURS. YOUR GOOD
NAME IS YOUR PROPERTY. NOT OURS. IF
YOU DESIRE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
CREDIT PRIVILEGES WE OFFER. ANDAT
THE SAME TIME PROTECT YOUR GOOD
NAME. WE'LL HELP YOU. ISN'T THAT
FAIR AND sTRAIaHTFoRwARD.
HOUSE L HERMANN,
CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE AND
CARPET HOUSE.
e21 AND e23 SEVENTH STREET N. ".
AND s36 MASS. AVENUE.
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A Locomotive Pessicoat.
From the Omaha Republican

From the Omaha Republican
little later, as We approached the end OF the
run, the steam-gauge dropped several points. The
quick eye OF the engineer caught 1t, and he found
ne was losing time. He tried every expedient to
keep up steam, but 1t wouldn't work. He finally
ran In TWO minutes late. with the remark that he
would put her In the house and soon locate the
Trouble: me next time saw him asked HIM
aDout ms amictlon. 'Oh, yes" he said 81 soon
discovered IL She dropped her petlicoat" or
course, knew what petticoat was, but not the
one worn Dy an engine. In railway parlance an
engine Is always referred TO as belonging 10 the
iemlnine-gender. The pertfcoat referred TO resem-
pies garment OF that name and is worn BY the
engine 10 aud the draft In the smokestack. We
learn something every day, and now realize thai
iadles 90 not have monopoly on petticosts
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Ne GARREIT REPORTED Much BErrYa-A Ring.
wood ". j., dispatch says: Mr.. Robert Garrett APP
pears TO be suddenly improving. He has gained
SIX pounds since he has been there and now
weighs ISIS pounds He Is cheerful and was out
all day yesterday with his attendants DR.. Jacobs
says the improvement Is healthy and permanent
and the family are 80 much encouraged over the
change that plans are being considered 70 the end
thai an early removal may be made TO their home
In Baltimore. Or. Jacobs says the abatement OF
violent attacks Is due 70 rigid exclusion OF wis.,
tors whose presence always irrftated the patient,
III he can be kept quiet two weeks longer IL Will
be possible 70 carry out the plans OF the family.
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THOMAS BOWLING Auct,oneer.
CHANcERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE


CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE IN GEoRGETowN, DIs1 kICr
Or COLUMBIA. BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NO. 1928 VALLEY STREET.
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of said
District passed in Equity Cause numbered 1850. 4
shall sell at public auction in front the premises
on SATURDAY. the TWENTIETH DAY OF OClO-
Der 1883; az HALFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
r M all that certain piece or parcel
Of ground situated in said Georgetown, and disin-
guished on the plat thereof part of Lot O. ThOmas
BROWNS subdivision Of Lees Hin. and Described
follows: beginning for the Valley 40
feet north from Stoddert thence running north
with Valley street 30 feet thence night angles
with Valley street % feet less, until in
tersects the east line OF the Sip: thence south with
said east lne OF said Sip, % point found by drawing
line at right angles with Valley street from the
point OF beginning until il intersects line of
the Slip, thence east with said line reversed IA
feet. less place of beginning together
with the improvements, &c
Terms OF sale: one-third cash. residue in two equal
payments, at one and two years. respectively. per
cent interest aud secured By deed of trust the prop
erty sold or all cash. 1t option Of purchaser Deposit
OF $500 required at time of sale All conyeyancin at
purchasers cost Terms be complied with IN ten
days trustee reserves the right TO readvertse and
sell the property II deiaulting purchasers and
risk. CHARLES Ii. CRAGIN, Trustee
oco-d&ds S21 ~ st. NV.