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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
witchcraft i'm Indian Territory.

A FATHER AND PTS TWO SONS CHARGED WITH BE-
wTTCHING NEIGHBOK-
ST. LOUIs, May pa special from Muskogee, j.
T., TO the Globe Democrat says: Wills Loren and
his two sons on saturday, were called before
Judge u. VI. Wisdom, OF the Union agency, to an
sWcr this charge. IL appears that IN the cane
Creek settlement, i've miles north OF Muskogee.
Loren and his sons have been practiCing their myS
FERROUS art upon their neighbOrS ~ thoroughly
do the cOlored people In cane Creek bottom be-
ueNe they possess the power OF witches that they
have Iately petltiOHed the United states Indian
agent TO expel them from the settlement The
agent paid no attention TO the matter until
Thursday last, when SPECIFIC charge was brought
IN he decided 10 give the matter hearing.
he agents ONCE was crowded with coiored people,
all Of whom were evidently excited The SPECIFIC
charge brought was that Willis Loren and his two
sons had bew tened one Island Reuty, neighbor,
and as consequence he had completely lost bis
reason. until some OF his friends discovered the
material which was used by the LOrens for be-
witching him buried IN the earth near his cabin
Immediately upon the discovery and removal Of
the "witchlng trash he recovered consciousness
and cooled down 10 his normal condition Reuty
Il a little, crooked, black negro. lie was the nrst
witness called, and he stated that on the night OF
the 12th instant jim Loren had buried In his back
yard at exactly midnight, a bucketful OF some
strange stun" AZ TINS point he produced
a sack and poured out on the floor before
the Judge the strange stun" which con-
sisted OF a little black dirt. a lew pieces
Of broken glass, u turtle shell, some horse hair,
and few burnt rags and strings Reuty said
that Immediately after the stun was buried ne
ielt q dizzy sensation and couldn't sleep Mnen
he woke UP the next morning something IN MS
left side pulled him continually that way When
he stood up he leaned or staggered sideways, anu
when he walked IL was sideways; DesIues, ne
couldn't recognize anything or any BODY, ana ne
WAS continually in that condition from the time
the material was buried In his yard until ais
friends had taken 10 up and removed IL several
witnesses cOrrObOrated the statement OF Reuty.
The Loren family claimed that they had done
nothing save Try and scare some OF their neigh
bors and that they did not have any relations
with the devil and were not witches Judge Wis
dom dismissed the case and told the negroes 10 go
home and behave themselves and hot trouble
IlnL flnlllShnPSS
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CAND TNiMPR0YED REAL ESTATE On Four,
TENTH. BETWEEN U AND STREETS
81 IkEsgE " SkSR
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
llO73 viii offer for sale. At public aueton, in front
sSeb PeGf sSe
Of Real Estate situate in the city Of washington and
District Of Columbia. to wit:
At HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all that Ger.
tain piece parcel Of ground known and described
inai lots l5 l6, H. Is. and 49, in square numbered
2O4 fronting 20 feet on the west side of 18th
vest between and streets north. and running back
At SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that part Of lot mum.
bersd T. In square numbered 1886. beginning for the
at point distant As feet from the southeast cor
line Of 10th street west SO feet thence 80 feet
inches; thence south SO feet thence east 80 feet 2
inches to the place Of beginning, improved BY large
AtHILF.PxsT SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, all that mar.
Of lot numbered L. In square numbered 55l. beRin-
ming for the same At the corner Of said
10 feet An inches thence north $50 feet thence east
10 feet ~ inches to the beginning improved BY q
ccmmodious two,story frame house:
cash. and the balance thereof in two equal instruments
at one and two years from the day Of SALE with inter
est At the rate Of sx Per cent per snnum payable
BY the promissoy notes Of the purchaser purchas
and deed or deeds on the real estst0 sod
81 BE so;S
each piece Of ground q soon a. the same Ia bid or
the purchaser purchasers shall fail to comply with
sns % sas ola 70 the ax
his their risk and cost. Al conveysucing and re-
cording at purchasers cost 60
EDWARD 4 NEWMAN, Trustee.
WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts. my22-dSds
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standing Of the Professor.

LAPoRTE CHILDREN PROTEST AGAINST THE REsIGSA-
NATION OF HE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
LAPoRrE, IND, May 2S.-PrOL W. y. Hailmann,
superintendent Of the city schools, has rendered
his resignation to the board Of education on ac-
count OF the opposition OF the saloon element and
a certain religious class who are opposed TO the
gentleman's prohibition and anti-OTthOdOX views.
He Is dearly loved by his pupils and their teachers.
and on saturday they formed in procession, 1000
strong, headed by the city band, and after parad-
lug the principal streets, proceeded 10 the pro-
fessOr's house and presented him with a floral
wreath aid many other expressions OF affection.
An Indignation meeting OF citlZeDs Is called for
This evening IL Is safe 20 say that nine out Of
every ten citizens are favorable 70 Mr.. Hailmann,
anu The school trustees Will hardly accept his res
igratOn.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20. lsss.


OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE And g STREET. Il"
f9r Chicaso aud Northwest express daily lO:55 ..
Fer Cincinnati and St Louis express daily aud
For fttsburs and Cleveland. expires. daily 10 55a
m; and 10 pm
For Philadephis, Newark and Wilmington. : 80 .
m, 2:O5 and ) ;25 pm daily exIres-I
PhiiadeipSia Is am and Is * smi hA'iinOro ana
f9r singerly and intermediate points So 10 Am.
For baltimore 5. $40. 40. 30. $. 30. e45. IL
tran1 So sa 70 n IS IS "a 30 4s ss .nf
io oi3 2o N: a sunday 9s0. 5os.3Q. 9i5Am
For Annapolis. G 40 and s 30 IN. IL 10 and 80
hapolis 40 So am. Il o. $50 20 pm. s sun.
For Way stations betwee Washington and Balti-
more. 5 $40, 80 M, II 10. 3 80 80 q as I'm.
For stations on the MetropolitSn branch. "a n /.
m. - D. m for pr1n,Ipa stations only 40 10 m.
For Gaiihersburs and intermediate points 20 am,
For Boyds ana intermediate Stations. ~ pm, $40
Church train leaves WASHINGTON on Sunday only ut
LIS pm, stopping at al stations Metropolitan
For Frederick. no loan. IS. - 81. IS 30 pm.
ToE hsssr.tosn: no 10 an and IS .sog.m:
X 70 Roanoke aud all points south Via Norfolk and
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 am ana SIS
m from CINCINNATI and 81. Louis daily 20 q. IN.
and 30 .. N. nom Pttsburg daily 20 a M 5 Is
From Philadelphis. Chester. and Wilmington 10 a.
a. N DO, z. 10. and . % D. m. daily.
From singerly aud intermediate points north Of
Baltimore 10 m daily and ~ 7 5 a N. sunday only.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington q 20.
9 9ts ;r.n g;o' 10 9r-,n II e. min
80. ana III ?. M on sundays. . 80. O. 800 10
Except sunday. Daily. sSunday only.
baggage called for and checked ut hotels and resi-.
dences ON orders left At tcket Offices ol9 and 1871
Pennsy yania ave.
". N. CLEMENTS, CHAS o SCrLL
ap}O Gen. Manager, Gen. Pass. Agent
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BOSTON COrbett at Large.
IL SUCCESSFULLY ELCDss The GUARDS OF THE !
ASYLUM

IL SUCCESSFULLY ELCDEs THE GUARDS OF THE To-
PEEA ASYLUM.
Boston COrbett, J. Wilkes Booths slayer
escaped from his guards at the insane asylum
at Topeka, Kan. saturday, and has not been
seen since. COTbett has been incarcerated
Tor nearly sixteen months, the cause OF his
mind giving WAY having been too close attention
10 religious matters During the last session Of
the Kansas legislature COrDett was a dOOrkeeper
Ia the house, and, being seized with a religious
frenzy, nOurisned "A revolver, and threatening 10
shoot the speaker and sergc4nt-at-Irms drove the
members from the Chamber. He has frequently
Threatened 20 kill Governor Martin and all the an
sas state officers, ne had idea they were In
stTumental In securing his detention In the
asylum. and IN consequence OF this a guard " as
Lurrieuly dispatched 10 the state house. with
orders 10 protect the governor and shoot CorbeJt
should II be necessary. IL Is thought COrbeLt
may have ned 10 the North In order 70 reaca his
home which Is In Cloud County, In Northwestern
Kansas. lie has frequently said his home was In
Possession OF his enemies and that he intended TO
70 up there ana roUt them out. COrbett escaped
b. lumplng on horse tied at the entrance 70
the asylum grounds, his movements being 50 quick
that his quarts could not intercept him
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Austria Expects War.
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS AND SIGNIFICANT STAT

MENTS.
Austrian endorsements are going TO the frontier
10 watch Montenegro. The Poster lloyd warns
Prince Nicholas that Austria will not tolerate a
rObber state Ia her vicinity and that II, under the
order OF Russia he dlsturb5 the peace he win BE-
crushed and Montenegro Will cease 10 exist before
Its friends can Interfere The threat l. well
backed The Austrian war once l. certain that
H. troops can sweep over Montenegro with little
resistance. General Won PianitL, accompanied by
"A nnLnber OF saxon staff officers, has Inspected
PrLeInsyl. the fOrtwOrks at CracOw and other ex-
pectcd centers Of operations. The BratIano parry
In kOumanla has issued q manifesto explicitly de-
clar1ng In iavor of al alliance with Germany and
Austria and announcing Russia as RoaInania's
eneEy.
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RAILROADS.
DIEDMoNT AIR LINE

<fIrfult =.
$40 A M-East Tenn. Mail Daily for wsrrrntou.
Gordonsyilie Chsrlottsvile. Iynchburs and stafford
between AIexsndris and tynchburr. Hue Ridss
sprans~ Allssheny spr.ns. bristol; hsS,siif hoDs:
sisspsr wsshnssSn 10 New Orleans 1
ll.a4 A N-Fsst Mail Daily for wsrrenton- Char
lotie.yille eordnnsville stations Shes Shio Route
tween Lynchburs and psnyile. Grr.nseoro. k.leish-
Shsrlette Columbia Ansus,% A.n,n, c,,, rtlas-
ton with Pullman sleeTerS Mongvmery 20 New oriesns
bur and shssepert pullman slesp.S Dsnsi,ls 70
Atlanta Does connect for c. md o. route points
2 IS p M-Daiiy. except Sunday. for MAnas->~
. 30 PM-WeStern Express Daily for Narrentoh
Goronsville ChsrlottesNilie. Louisville. sincinneu
and summer resorts on aud near line OF Chesspeake
Washington 20 Louisville also Tor Iynchburg BRISTOL
Chattanooga, MemThis Little Rock. and al south
western roints Through Pullman sleepers VS. hing
800 PM-sOuthern Express Daily for Lynch
burg, Danvie. Raleigh Ashevile. Charlotte. Coluln-
leans, TeKas and California Pullman Sleeper WASH
ington 20 New Orleans. Texas wa Alliance and Mort
somery; Pullman Sleeper Washington 10 Augusta
Trains ON Washington and Ohio division leave wssh-
ington y 90 NJ Daily eNcept sunday. and - I.
Daily; arrive Round Hill II 4s AN. aud 81 I:
30 IN Daily EXCEPT Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
and 4S PM via Fast Tennessee. Bristol aud Lynch
burg az IL :l3 A. NJ and 40 PM. VIA CbesApeaks
and Ohio route aud Charlottesville at s40 pm.
Tickets; sleeping car reservation and Information
furnished and ha.1ee checked at Once, 1900 leno-
vsnia Railroad 9th and sts. JAS l.. TAYLOR.
uyZ3 General Passenger AGENT
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NOTICE 10 TRAITORS AND BLAcKMAIikRs m =
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

N0HfCs 10 IkAfTOhB and BLKCKHzlEx0 N IHX
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
General Master workman Powderiy, Of the
knights OF Labor, In the Journal of United Labor.
prints a communication In which he says: II DC
not want reelection OF general master workman.
desire TO be independent Of once, 20 that viii
not have 70 listen 70 the bark OF every cur-to the
growl OF every NANCY dog, whose worthless hide
mas earned the sores 10 bears The enemies OF the
order have thrown down the gauntlet; your gen,
this day DO everything In mia power 70 undo IN
work OF traitors and blackmailers, and when be
goes 70 Indianapolis he VIII 60 at the head Of true
knights or no kn1gnta,"
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The Doctrine Of Evolution Condemned.
THE SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY, DENIES Dr.

NOODkON : COMPLAINT
In the General Assembly OF the southern Pres
oyterian Church In Baltimore Saturday, after a
long discussion, vote was taken on the complaint
OF The Kew DIR. James Woodrow against the synod
OF Georgia, which annulled the action OF the Pres
Oytery Of Augusta In acquitting him or having
Taught evolution In connection with the creation
Of the body Of ADAM Before the vote was taken
the MODERATOR said that II the General Assembly
lAiled 70 sustain The complaint of DIR. Woodrow
SUCH action would not AFFECT his standing as
minister There was no charge OF heresy against
him, and the assembly should understand the
matter In its true light The roll was then called,
Nnen - votes Wert cast 10 sustain the complaint
OF Dr. WOODROW; . votes TO sustain IL In part and
lOe votes not 10 sustain The vote was then re-
Tered 70 COMMITTEES 10 report TO the assembly,
The Rev I. e Nhalirg. South Carolina. gave
notice that he would ME protest against the ac-
ton OF the assembly IN voting not 10 sustain Ihe
complaint OF Dr. Woodrow.
The question OF organic union with the church
union was brought up In telegram received nom
the GENERAL ASSEMBLY, al Philadelphia which was
referred 10 the committee on foreign correspond.
ence-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
l. PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF o AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. D. c..
CONTAINING 7,312H SQUARE FEET OF
GROUND. MORE OR LESS. WITH A LARGE
AND COMMODIOUs HOUSE
THEREON
By virtue of q deed Of trust from William F. Mat
tngly and wife to U.s. dated the Sd day of June 1885,
and recorded in liber No. 1882, folio 453 ct seq, one
Of the land records of the District Of Columbia and
the written request Of the holder Of the notes
thereby, will sell at public auction in front Of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY THE TwENTY-THIRD
DAY OF MAY. 1888. AT FOUR AND A-HALF
O'CLOCK PM. the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington. D. c. to wit All Of
lots 60 81 and g. Of Shedds subdivision Of square
1885, per plat recorded in Liber W. F. folio IT, Of
the records of the surveyors Office Of the District OF
Columbia and the north 62 feet inches by the full
width Of lot 1l3 Of Robesons subdivision Of part Of
said square, recorded in book H. folio l03. Of said
surveyors office records making in all 1925 (seven
thousand three hundred and twelve and one half
square feet Of ground more or less. The dwelling
constructed about four years according to sp
proved plans and the property altogether one Of the
most desirable in Washington.
Terms of sale: One-t third cash; balance in equal
payments Of Six twelve and eighteen montha respec-
lively with notes for credit payments to bear interest
from day Of sale payable semiannually, ut ak per
cent annum and be secured by deed Of trust
the property Sold or all cash at option Of purchaser
deposit Of LOCO will be required ct the timeof sale
Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days
from the Of SALE otherwise the property viii Be sold
ut risk and cost Of defauting purchaser All convey
ancing and recording At purchasers cost.
JOHN A. J. CREswELL
AUSTIN p. BROWN.
n THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN CON-
sequence Of the rain, until THURSDAY. NAY THIR-
TY-FIRSr 1883, same hour and place.
JOHN A. ]. CRESWELL.l n-,..
AUSTIN p. BROWN, ! ArusteeA
my24-7t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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w. L. DOUGLAS
s3 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN,

s3 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN.
The only fine Calf SO Seamless Shoe in the world
made without tacks nails As stylish and durable
those costing IS o. and having tscks nails to
wear the stocking or hurt the feet, makes them as
comfortable and we'll fitting q hand-sewed shoe.
Buy the best None genuine unless stamped on bot
tom Nv. L. Douglas s3 Shoe. warranted"
W. L. DOUGLAS 81 SHOE, the original and only
hand-sewed welt 81 shoe. which equals custom made
shoes costing from SO to 30.
W. L DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOE is unexcelled, for
heavy wear.
". L. DOUGLAS go SHOE is worn by all boys. and
is the best school shoe in the world
All the above goods are made In Congress, Button,
and Lace. and not sold by your dealer. write W. L.
DOUGLAS. Brockton, Mass.
For sale in Washington by B. RICH SONS 1929
and 1924 eth ST.; H. GOLDsTEIN 912 9TH ct. !: A.
sONIMERS, sol 7th ST.; MRS. GEO. HOLMAN, 49l
Pa. ave. NV. Georgetown. b. NORDLINGER, 1924
Bridge ST. Alexandria, h. L. SIMPSON.
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Father and Son Killed by Lightning.
Millionaire Floods Ruse.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May 2s.-The reason Bo-
nanza Millionaire Flood left here so suddenly and
secretly for the East on Tuesday last was TO eS-
cape some threatened lawsuits. Several attorneys
who had claims against him, hearing he had
bought tickets for the East proposed 10 serve pa
pers on him the day he was 10 start, thus compel
ling him 20 pay demands or lose railroad fares.
Flood Outw1tted them by leaving prematurely,
and members OF his family followed In special
car
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DUNCXNsoN BROS, Auctoneern

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, No. 400 N STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
No. psf folio 3O7 Of the Land Records Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia will sell In front Of the prem.
A. B. 1855, at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK m.
on the Fround- pisn or plat OF Warrington city, Dis.
trict Of Columbia and being al Of original Lot num-
All the improvements ways, easements rights priv.
ieeo and appurtenances to the Same belonging or in
thfee-story Brick DWELLING No. 400 seTset south
west
years Notes to bear per cent interest from day Of sao
payable semi annually and 10 b secured by deed oi
dspoeif Of 800 rs0nired Ct ssle Conveyancing &C.
with In days the Uustees reserve the right 70
se 6 ths lsk and cost OF the dsfauting purchaser
after nve days public notice Of such resale SONS
newspaper publishod In Washington, D. q.
FRANcis = sNdITTH.l rrusss.s.
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FTNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE


PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
n TO THE NoRrH. wEsT: AND sourHwEsT.
Sell EhIEs M.eSi ifARSiP s fStfFSEr
rp,,xs II Effect MAY 18Th, lsss.
CORNER SIXTH AND b STREETS. AS FOL
For Pittsbury and the West Chicaso Limited Erpr-- Of
Vac s SIee{ins cars at y 90 Am daily Past 1 ne.
cspne csrs from assa 1n no s h21 s ana
sin.s Car g ~ Luis daily except saturday 70
Car. sla.o and Il Ga,. s. ssS ss
daily q, HARRISBURG with through sleepers for
p% daily an for HttsSnrs fs sas ~, s vs. 10 ~
through Sleeper to Pttsburs. and Pirtsburs 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
for me cAnandaisrnA, kocheste-. Buffalo. NisssrA
For WIilismsport LosE Haven. and Elmir.. at $50
For Sew York and The last 90. 300. I 90. and
sunday soo II al AM 10 90 sna To- iooe. a ND
IL 20 pm TAINTED ENpreSs 81 Pullman PArior
and 3:45 pm daily ''- N-'''' NNN''' '""~>''
For BSSosy Tso9t ghip tram. eysTy day
s s,fsS Ts9slsT g EH,S1 street s7ns SSu6s
For Ns S iST 90 II 90 and 40 an,
day. G 10 S0a To- 90 g. 10 20 90 sum sns
IL II 20 PA Limited Enpr,ss. P.rlor and Dining
For bSltimore. 6:3J. 20. 200. $40 8 80, II 90.
$40; 600. 30, 10 90 and ii 30 pm on SUM- SUM-
day 900. 800. 30. ll;4O am. 200. 3 As,
10, 600. 40. 10 90, and IL 20 pm.
For Popes Creek Lime. 20 am aud a 40 pm. daily.
except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 90 and - 90 a m IL Or 4 20 ana
600 y m daily, except Sunday. Sundays. y 90 ..
m, 10 pm
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBTR9 RAIL
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND MASHINOTON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, 6 90, @ b. & 40 a.. 10 81 Am
l2of noon 2o5. 4.:,a ) 90. 8 Oh . 30. o.
io g2 AND ana 10 s oa sss anS 70 e % e1 '7
Accommodation for 0uantco 3 90 pm. week days
For Richmond and the South q 90, 10 81 m iaily
and 01 pm daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washingt n. o .05. %.
700, g:10, 1918. llsOs am. 90. 800, 3 ~,
=; 10, %, 81 -, 10 a. and II .05 pm. ON sun
day ate 10 and IL 90 a-ms , 90. , 10. .O5. y -
and 10 .42p.m.
Tickets and information the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street aud Pennsy wanna avenue and a
the station, where orders be l,ft the Inv
Of baggage 10 destination from hotels and rc-idence
CHAS L. PUGH. X MOOD
General ManAser. Imylil Gen. Pa Alprl
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,ECUToR's SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT.
BOWLING, Auctoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CONGRESS-
On MONDAY. JUNE FOURTH. 1855 at SIX
part If lots AS as and AZ square 49, fronting l2O
feet west side Of Congress street between the c.
Q. Canal and Water streets. by depth of los feet.
improved by large comfortable frame dwelling house
Terms at sale. THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OFIMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Il THIRD STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND N STREETS
SOUTHWEST 1D4S) AUCTION

By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. rendered the .S:3d day of
March, 1888. in Equity No 10;949. in which Zach
defendant. will sell, on WEDNESDAY,, THE SIXTH
DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. in
front of the premises all that piece of property known
Sub Lot No. So. in j.. W. Jones' subdivision of
Square No. 81 recorded in liber n. K, folio of
the records of the Surveyors office of the said District
improved by two-story Brick House.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal instalments
and two after day of SALE to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser bearing interest from day
faction of the trustee. or all cash. at purchasers
option. A deposit of 800 will be required at the
time Of SALE If the terms of sale not complied
with within ten days after the sale the reserves
the right resell the risk and of the default
ing purchaser after five days public notice in The
Evening Star. All conveyancing and recording at the
cost of the purchaser.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Trustee,
my2J-dGds Cor. 10th and ID SITS NV
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VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
ON NINTH STREET EXTENDED, KNOWN AS


Under and by virtue Of deed of trust bearing date
on the 18th day of August. A. d. 1881 and duly
corded in Lber $751; folio 90 ct seq one of the Land
Records OF the District Of Columbia and by virtue of
decree passed in the cause wherein John Leetch
complainant and Pleasant Williams and others were
defendants, known as Equity Cause No. S7O2 we, as
trustees the request the party secured said
will on TU ~ the FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, d.
1888 at SIX O'CLOCK NJ. sell at public auction in
front of the premises all that certain piece parcel and
lot of land situate in the County of Washington, Dis
trct of Columbia known and described follows,
wit: The southwest one, fourth ca of lot Numbered
fifty nine GOD. i'll Wright and Cox's subdivision Of
Pleasant Plains. having front 9Th street extended
of fifteen Q) feet and running back with that width
one hundred and eleven aud eighty three one hun
dredths 111S3) feet. more particularly described in
said trust.
Terms of Sale: One third cash. balance in one %
and two CD years. secured by notes Of the purchaser
and deed of trust said premises all cash at the
option OF the purchaser. deposit of 300 required
on the day Of sale Terms to be complied with within
ten days from day of SALE otherwise the trustees
the right resell at the and risk of the
faulting purchaser All conveyancing at purchasers
cost. BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
Office. 4S2 La. ave.
EDWARD LANDER Trustee.
my26-d&ds Office. 104 Corcoran Building.