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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
HIS EYES ARE OPEN.
A PROMINENT MISSOURI REPUBLICAN, OUT.
FOR CLIvlLANn
Jalss oLsar q. Krn Dslivr . Ringing fsrif
Rshm SPsseA-Hs Raises Hin vacs
Against 0uetnsafoa Of On
isa War fsxa

Sr. LOUIS, July a9.-Judes Chester H.
Krum, leading citisen Of 81 Louis and .
lifelong Republican, delivered tariff NJ
duction speech Last night before crowded
house in response 10 an invitation Of tho
Twenty-seoond Ward Democratic Ciab.
The judge b about forty-avs ysanold, one
Of the sblsst lawyes Of The city. and ~ DIX
yesu on the circuit bench, to which. he
was elected BY the Rsput loan party. His
father va sx-mayor onn y. Krum, Who
was famous In The early history of The
city. The speaker sAid 1t the opening Of
his address:
Zone who has bssa . Republican ever
since hs became votsr appears before you
tonight 10 evidence hh withdrawal from
the party Of his former sfiliation. HAv.
ing no ulterior purpose and having taken
this step after serious deliberstioa, he
hops that his uttsrances will be received
a. frank, candid and truthful experisn-
css Of carefully considered thought upon
matters Of national Significance.
The great issue Of the campaign COM
pared with which all Others were insigni6.
can't wa, be said, the tariff question. As
to civil service reform both parties favored
IL, but were loudest In commanding Il
when not In power. After reading the
tariff planks Of the Republican platform,
Judge Krum said: ''Such Ia the platform
Of the Republican party, and the people
are ashamed 10 give il their support. But,
gentlemen, no citizen Of the United States
ought 10 approve such an astounding decla'
ration Of party principles. From every
stand. point Of free government and pablo
economy Il 10 the most atsocious party
utterance which has been made In The his
tory of American politics. Il Ands extsnu-
alton neither in necessity nor concern tor
the public welfare. Il Ii based upon no
substantial foundation. IL 10 supvsrvise
Of well-established principles Of
political economy. Il fnds no sauc-
ton In the Constitution. IL
sole purpose 10 10 maintain upon tho stat
utes Of the United States laws which the
necessities Of actual war created, bat which
can now, BY so-called protection, benefit
les than three milliops Of people who hap
pen TO be its favored recipients only 81 the
expense Of over forty-two millions who arc
expected to remain quiescent and unwill-
ing victims Of uni jrst and unnecessary tariff
discrimination"
This makes the second prominent 81.
Louis Republican Who has announced his
intention Of supporting Cleveland and
Thurman ON account of tho tariff question.
The fret was N. o. Nelson, elected 70 tho
City Council three yean ago on the Repub-
lican ticket. He 10 the bead Of the N. D.
Nelson Manufacturing Company, which
employs several hundred hands, oil Of
whom share In tbs profits Of the ccncsfn.
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AMBITIOUS ALGER.
The Michigan Millionaire Wants to be
United States Senator.

The Michigan Millionaire Wants to be q
United States Senator.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Ross Living
ston, of Detroit, the omnipotent manipu-
latOr of Republican politics in Michigan,
has been here for day or two, engaged in
my sterious conferences with Michigan Con-
gressmen. 1t is announced to-day that
Senator Palmer, who has all along been a
candidate for reelection will withdraw,
and that General Alger, whose lieutenants
go distinguished themselves at Chicago,
will be the winning man.
Senator Palmer to-day publicly notified
his Michigan constituents that he would
not be a candidate for reelection. His
term expires March 4, 1889, and he has
been for several mouths considering the
subject Of retiring to private life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
Michigan Crops.

LANSING, MICH, July 29.-The Mich.
gan weather service weekly crop bulletin
says: The temperature for the past week
has been equal to normal rainfall Is, inches
below the normal and sunshine above. The
conditions have all been favorable to the
growing crops. The wheat harvest has
been accomplished in the southern coun-
ties; oats a.e being harvested, and the
yield is reported large.
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Suiclde at Marietta.

MARIETTA, o, July 29.-John F. Cong
don, a printer widely known in Columbus
Cincinnati and Louisville, and proprietor
and seller of the Congdon Medicines, com
mitted suicide near here last night with
lsudanum. He was a smart fellow, ruined
by whisky.
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yv,,,. Cana stampede n

White Caps Stampede = Mormon Meeting.
CoYYDoN, IND, July 29.-White Caps
visited meeting conducted near Nor
mon missionary at Byrneville, Thursday
night and caused a stampede of the con-
sregstion. Missionary Scott and another
apostle from Chicago were intended vic.
Tins. but escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
The Congressional Programme.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The Sundry
civil bill will probably occupy the stten'
ton of the Senate tomorrow. 1t is Sens
tor Frye's purpose to ask that the fisheries
treaty be taken up for continuous debate
until disposed of, after the sundry civil
bill is passed. 1t is expected that the
Committee on Military Affairs will antsg'
onizs the forti6cations bill and try to have
their bill first acted upon, with view to
throwing it into conference and ultimately
adopting the Senate plan OF defense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
JOINS The MAJORITY

Who Are Not Silent and Who viii vots
for Cleveland.
CARLISLE, PA July 29,-Geo. T. Cham
bers, Esq, an influential Republican Of
Southern Pennsylvania. has announced "a
his friends that he will support Cleveland
and Thurman in the coming campaign.
Last year he was nominated by the Re-
publicans for County Treasurer, and was
defeated.
He thinks Cleveland has made Q good
President and should be reelected.
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Another Mandatory for Findlay

FINDLAY, o., July 29.-Gould & Pea
body signed q contract to-day to move and
rebuild their machine shops from Ashta-
bula, O., to this city. They manufacture
machinery of all kinds for nail factories.
They have capital Of 100000 and will
give employment to one hundred men in
the start
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Took Too Much Laudanum.

SeesdI Tsie0ran 10 TIE RtoistsT.
PARkERsBURG, July 29.-Geo. Smith,
3 young boiler maker of this city, died to-
night, from the effects Of dose of lauda'
mum. The current report is that he com
mitted suicide, but his friends deny this,
and say his death was the result Of toe
larc.a a dnsA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
General Patrick's Funeral.

DAYTON, July 29.-General Patrick va
buried to-day with honors, and for the
first time 10 many years the Soldies'
Home was thrown open TO visitors on Sun
day. All the inmates who are able st.
tended the funeral, and also many citizens
from this and other cities. Col J. b.
Thomas will act ~ governor until the Ne.
tionsl Board of Managers select . succsssol
to the deceased general.
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u.un.r rhrnuing Record Rroken.

NEW YORK, July 29.-The record in
distance for throwing the sixteen pound
hammer was beaten this afternoon By
Barry, of the Cork Athletic club. The
distance thrown was 122 feet and 81
inches. The best previous record was also
made by Barry about twelve months ago
in New York. The length at that time
waa l2l feet II inches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
An Ed,.op Foundry burned

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July 29.-The
foundry connected with the Edison ms,
chine works was destroyed by fire this
evening. Loss, $50, 600; insurance, SIS,
600. The building was one Of ten which
cover five acres Of ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
Harrison,s sulery Day.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 29.-Gsn. Har-
rison passed quiet Sabbath and had few
callers. The day was exceedingly sultry.
In the morning the General accompanied
Mrs. Harrison to church.
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Higgins Little Revolver.

EAsToS, Md, July 29.-Eugens n.
Higgins, o member Of the Legislature
from this city, and Thomas II. Tdppe, .
register of votes, hsd quarrel last Toes
day night, which ended in Hiegins beat
ing Trippe over the head with cane, cut
ting him severely. Trippe Afterwards st-
tackled Higgins, and Higgins shot him.
Tippe's wounds are not dangerous
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
WIN Return Home Tuesday,

JERSEY CITY, N. j., July ga dis
patch was received from Secretary Lamont
to-day informing the Pennsylvania rail
road officials, that the Presidential party
would return home at midnight on Taes-
day andsnGuestipg that the special car be
ready al 1clock.
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or the Vintage OF I7IS.

CoX's LANDING, W. Va, July 90
Mr.. Ross Floyd, farmer near this place,
while driving on some timbered land,
noticed an exceedingly large tortoise by
the roadside. Upon picking it up he found
the early date of 17lS plainly inscribed on
the back of the tortoise.
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Pittsburgh Capital Developing Mexican

PITTSBURGH, PA, July ga company
was formed in this City last evening with 9
capital stock of 81, ,OOO, ,OOOt the object being
to open a tin mine in Mexico neal
Dsrango. A tract Of land has
been purchased covering IN area Of ter
miles square. An expert who assayed the
ore, says it will yield from 25 to IS pei
cent tin, which is the largest in the world
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anaec,dept 20 Jem Smith.

LONDON, July 2s.-Jem Smith, the
prize fighter, while driving in Kilburn,
London, tonight, collided with trap and
was thrown to the gronnd. He was picked
up unconscious and was found to be In
iured about the ribs and face.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
The Indiana CampaIgu.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, July Ex-senator
voorhees, and Governor Gray will open the
campaign in Western Indiana on the night
Of August 4, when q large meeting is
planned for this city. They have both
prepared keynotes for the occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30
yellow Fewer At the Breakwatsr.

LEwES, DEL, July 29.-Yellow fever
broke out afresh yesterday on the brig
Teneriff, Captain Tracey, the master Of the
Ieneriff, was suddenly taken i'll with the
disease and was at once removed from his
vessel to the hospital, and at late hour
was IN q serious condition.
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$4,000 Persons At a BAN Game.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 29.-The R.,
W. & D. r R, to-day conveyed 12,0OO
persons to witness the opening game Of the
series between the Syracuse Stars and the
ROehesters. The traffic required 169
caches and 56 locomotives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Gen. G. T.
BsAureguard, finding it impossible to keep
the streets in good condition with the sum
Of money allowed by the city, has tender
ed his resignation. He was Commissioner
Of Public Works
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He Wants Cleveland

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Mr. Frederick
weaversop, editor Of the Social Science Re
rietr, and formerly strong Republican, is
out in letter, advocating the election of
President Cleveland.
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WIN Not Ron Against Mills.

CoRsrcANNA, TEX, July @.-Hon.
Marion Martin has refused to run for
Congress against Hon. Roger Q. Mills and
publicly announces himself an indepen-
dent-candidate for Governor.
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Two Children Drowned.

NEW YORK, July 29.-KAte and Dennis,
children Of Patrick ]. Byrne, were drowned
In the harbOr to-day BY the upsstting Of 3
fowooat. The father was saved with di1i-
Guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

THERE is little doubt that it is the in
tentiou OF the Republican Senate to pro-
long the tar,fT debate till after the elec'
ton. Now, who is running business, etc. ,
etc, eh?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

EDITOR wEAyERsoS, OF the New York
Sociu S.iracs Rs,icr, n strong Republican,
is ont for CLEVELAND.
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Fanp,,s Marriage Not Recorded.

SAN Francisco, CAL, July 2S.-Inves-
tigation fails to find sny record of the al
legged marriage Of Fanny Davenport and
Mr. Mcdowell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

Another Exciting Political Week.
SDsci,I TssQrCm 10 he Register.
PAREERSBURG, July 29.-This coming
week will be another exciting one here
politically. The ProhibitiOnists hold their
State Convention on Tuesday. On Thurs
day the Democrats hold district cOnven-
tlOn to select delegates to the county con-
ventIOn and nominate district officers, and
on Saturday the Republicans hold Their
county convention. These last two con
yentions promise to be the most exciting,
while no little interest is taken in tht
coming convention Of the cold water peo'
pie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

OrIUT smuggling has become the lead
ing industry along the border Of British
Columbia, Immense quantities are brought
into the United States in this way.
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GEO. 7. CHAMBERS, an IrAuentisl Re-
pubican Of Southern Pennsylvania, is an
other acquisition Of the Democracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

The important fact is again noted that
Mrs. Cleveland wore no dress improver'
at the NIcHERsON reception, in her honor
at Marion, Mass.
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VIEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

West Virginia Western Penn PsSPsytTsns ysips On IRe sSe
Ohio. tau wy. S'.,smnaIa,ure variable winds
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A Boycottsd Farmer Killed.

DUBLIN, July 29.-John Forhan, 0 boy
cotted farmer, while returning from Tralee
with three laborers in . car to-day was
shot dead near Licawel Kerry, by two dis
guised men, who escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

WHAT is more attractive than Q pretty
face with fresh. bright complexion9 For
IN use Pozzoni'e Powder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

LUMHER MILLIoNAIR ALGERE wants tC
10 to the United State Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-30

YELLOW FEVER is reported at the Della
ware bresk-water.
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and serve Thee more, put this poor
widow woman and these helpless, father
lsas children into Thy hands. We have
been together in peace good while, bot
now we must look forth to beeter meet
ing in heaven, and as for these poor crea-
tures. blindfolded and infatuated, that
stand before me, convert them before it be
too late, and may they who have eat in
Judgment in this lonely place on this
blessed morning. upon me, poor, De.
fenseles fellov-creAture-may they, In
the last Judgment, find that mercy which
they have refused TO me, Thy most nm
worthy but faithful servant. Amen" He
rose up and said, Isabel, the hour has
come Of which / spoke to you on the
morning when l proposed hand and heart
to you; and are you willing now, for tbs
love of God, TO let me die?"
She put her arms around him and
said: 'The Lord gave, and the
Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the
name of the Lordp' s'Stop that sniveling." I"
aid Clsverhouse. ''I have had enough Of
il. Soldiers, do your work Take sim!
Firelp and the head of John Brown Va
scattered on the ground While the wife
was gathering up in her sprou the frag-
meuts of her husbands head--gztberisg
them nm sfor burial-C -ClAverhouss looked
into her face and sAid: "Now, my good
woman. how do you feel now about your
bonnie msns'' ''0h," she sAid, II always
Thought weel Of himi be has been very
GOOD 10 me; had 10 reason foE thinking
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A SWEARING EMPLOYER
Special Tsleran 10 tie Register.

ipiustices. There are men who for their
toll and anxiety have no sympathy in their
homes. ExhaustiDg application to busi'
ness gets them q livelihood, bat an unfru'
gal wife scstters il. He Is fretted at from
the moment he enters the door until Dc
comes out Of il. The exasperations ol
business life augmented by the eIaspera'
tions of domestic life. Such men are
laughed ct, but they have hesrtbreak'
ing trouble, and they would have long age
gone into appalling dissipstions but Tor the
grace of God. Society to-day il strewn
with the wrecks of men, who, under the
northeast storm of domestic infelicity have
been driven on the rocks. There are tent
of thousands Of drunkards in this country
to-day, made such By their wives. Tna'
is not poetry. That ia prose. But the
wrong is generally in the opposite direc
ton. You would not have to 90 mr. e
find wife whose
LIFE Is A PERPETUAL MARTYRDoM.
Something heavier than q stroke or thu
fist; unkind words, staggerings home a
midnight, and constant maltreatmen,
which have left her only wreck OF wha1
she was on that day when in the midst Of
a brilliant assemblage the vows wers
taken, and full organ played the wedding
march, and the carriage rolled away with
the benediction of the people. What wal
the burning of Latimer and Ridley ct tn
stake compared with this? Those mer
soon became unconscious in the fire, buI
here is q fifty years' martyrdom, fiftJ
years' putting to death, yet uncomplain
ing. No bitter words when the rollickint
companions ct 2 o'clock in the morning
pitch the husband dead drunk into th,
front entry. No bitter words when wip
ing from the swollen brew the bloo(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoNAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


ChANCfRl SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
kLA ESTATE CONSISTING Of 4 THREE
nSh,9hn AND kAsEMENL BRICK DMlllI NG
sTRFET N1f 1hVu 1lr 10 -" S,,pss MI ~
slnkn fkAME DWELLINGS. Noe, 134l. l:i43.
AND LAO SAITH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Sul'Tems Court Of the
Distr1ct 81 Columbia psssed November q, lSSs aud
the AMENDED degree psssed November Y. 1sss in the
l12s4 equity, the undersigned trustee viii sell AZ
Euhlc auct,on IN iEont of the Irgniscs, MONDAY,
THE TMkNIl-SlNTH DAY or NOVEMBER $50
Ct folk CcLock n the -onth fifteen 49, feet
bered four hundred aud fty tour tll improved by
three story and basement brick dwelling with store
room. No ia seventh street northwest
Also, on the SANE DAY. AT HAIF-PAsr FOUR
sell lots numbered twenty four ca and twenty i've
(25l IN square numbered four hundred and eighty
tiSOl inn royed by three twastorN frame dwellnes
Nos. 1871. l34.l and lS45 Sixth -tr,et northwest
Terms OF sale one-thlrd cash. and thg balsnre in
one and two ysrs from thedsy Of ssle with intei
per cent PER Gnnum. secured by deed ~ trust u;un
the premises sold or the prrChsssr purchasers Iusy
nay all cash any greater iUriion than onc-thirt
Taxes raid to date of sale The sixth st-eet f,' 81
viii he sold entirety. deposit II $500 eat
and sixth street propertes II the terms o. sale
not complied with within ten days after the sale the
right Is reserved 60 resell the property at The risk and
cost Of the defsuting purchaser purchasers afer
n.e Gays previous advertisement Al oonNe, aiicins
ROBERT IL T. LEIPoLD.
nol2-eodAds 1881 st NV. Trustee
ss THE ABOVE SALE l. PosTPoNED on AC-
count of the weather until SATURDAY. DECEMBER
FIRST lssS, s.fne hotr and pisoe
BY order Trustee
n26-eosds ROBERT Il L IEIPoID. Trustee.
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Saturday Smiles.

There is one paradox about Halford. Gen.
harrlsons private secretary. The ''half' of
ms name Is four-sevenths of it.-Uticd Observer.
In Boston theaters you find in the front rows
the young men with the incipient mustaches.
And we suppose that is where the expression
Down i'll front" comes from-Yoakers States
man.
Young wife Cat ball lyon are improving
wonderfully as dancer. Don't YOU remember
how you used to tear my dresses?'' Young
husband" Yes; wasn't buying 'em them
A Reward of Merit.-Bank Teller-..will Won
take it as presumption, madam. if 1 offer Won
these few roses Z"
Miss Caramella Golddust-oI don't know won
sir ~ ''u'
Bank Teller am aware of that; but YOU
are the only woman in the history of this bank
who ever Endorsed check on the right end r'-
Puck.
AT the Baptist anniversary meeting in Bristol
lady, mlstaking Samuel Jones (the Marion
lawyer for dear relative. ran up to him and
kissed him before discovering her mistake.
The brethren around were amused. Brother
Jones was resigned. and the good sister was
greatly embarrassed. 1t was reported that She
fainted.--RicltmOnd Religious Herald.
Speaking of thankfulness: Old Polvdore
one of the patriarchs OF "a South Carolina
plantation, had great many aches and pains,
but when asked how he was invariably an
swered: use chock full o. misery. massa
tank de Lord. tank de Lord!" Somebody
asked him one day what he thanked the LORI
for and he replied: Case you been so bleegin
| as to ask about 1t, masss. Springfield Union
Although we are rather ashamed to saw 40
| We have been so busy since election catchinp
up with our sighted and overlooked business
that we have been unable to give the matter Of
President-elect Harrisons cabinet any atten.
ton whatever, and are, therefore, wholly una
Bile to ofer any suggestion as to its proper
makeup. We hope he will not take this seem
ing disc0urtesy to heart, but win excuse us. a,
no harm was meant, and make such selections
| as he deems best, and rest assured of our ful
| and hearty concurrence. Benson (Ninn.
| Times.
A woman for bizness amt got any he'd,
They can't be driv' and they won't be led,
They do things in SIGH q irregular way
When they vote there'u be the dickens to nav
e. N. &, IL the Spencer Sssn
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auction.er

cHANCERn SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate,
BLING HOUSE NuMBEk 10, MAssACHl sEJ'T5
NENIE NoRTHMEsT, AND UNTN1lRoyfD
LOT IN ALLEY IN SQUARE 500
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme OSurs ~ che
District 81 Columbia passed IN Equity Osi.se. No.
1869. OLesry et al. ". OIeary ct a. 1 shaii cfer
for sale st public auction In % the IN
lHlksDAh, the SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBF N AD..
1855. at HALF PAST ForR p NJ, the following
real estate situated IN the city 81 Mssiingn IN she
District OF Conmhta and knowp AL 81 lol thirty
vision Of square 626 said part of being drrsbed
AS follows beginning for ai the norheasl CORNER
OF 10, =; and r.innine thence e.st inches, thence
south $500 feet. thepce west Inches, and thence
north IS 80 fee, on the east line 81 lo ~ 20 the
beginning, said lot and part OF lot hinx ilapro<ed
lg two-story brick d~ellins house, No. 10. Nasss-
chusetts avenue northwest.
- ALSO,
ON THE SANE DAY, AT QUARTER TO TINFp NJ.
the east - feet of lot H. IN -guart Boo cont1nlS in
all 552 square feet This lot fronts on 2Oft sfley
northwest
Terms OF sale. prescribed by the decree sse one
third OF the purchs-e money in cash and the Valance
annun, 90 he secured by deed of trust On Irop<rty
sold deposit Of s1Oo on each piece - iroperty
viii be required Of time Of sale AL conveySacinf q
purchasers cost IL the terms of sale not o1nIiec
with in ten days the reserves the right 10 RESELL
NJ purchssers' risk. NEAL 4. MURRAY, Trustee,
n22-dSds 3l3 A. street moth west