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The Late Emperor Frederick.
FrRrHsR IMPRESSIONS OF SORROW OVER GERMANY

FrRrHeR IMPRESSIONS OF SORROW OVER GERMANY's
LOSS
King Humbert returned 10 Rome YESTERDAY. On
receiving the ministers be expressed the deep
grief he felt at the death Of Emperor Frederick
Later the king visited the German embassy and
expressed his confidence. The pope will send
Mgr. Galimberti TO Berlin with an AUTOGRAPH let
ter 10 Emperor William IL
In the Hungarian delegations yesterday Herr
Smolka, the president, eulogized Emperor Fred
erick, and said that he hoped that Emperor
William would piouSly adhere 10 his fathers ira
diti0ns, and remain Emperor Francis Joseph's
friend. and all the delegations adjourned as q
mark OF respect.
The station Grand Lodge OF the orient has sent
this message OF coincidence 10 the Grand Lodge OF
Berlin: tine death OF Emperor Frederick Is q
heavy loss TO the PRECURSORS. the principles OF
which order he adopted with such enthusiasm"
Prince Bismarck has charged count Won Nuns
ter 10 thank the members OF the French cabinet
for their condolences on the death OF Emperor
Frederick.
In political circles at ST. Petersburg the friend
Hest feenng Is shown toward the German EN-
peror, and the belief Is expressed that will con-
tinue the peaceful policy OF his father. from which,
Is thought, ne Can have no motive In deviIting.
Funeral services for the late Emperor Frederick
Will be he'd In the Lutheran church at ST. Peters
burg on Wednesday next
A report, supposed to have emanated from Prof
addition 10 Cancer OF the larynx there developed
In t.se Later stages OF the emperor's illness gan
grenous inflammation OF the mucous membrane,
bronchial tubes and nnaily Of the lungs
The omission OF a funeral sermon yesterday at
the services at tue FriedensSirche was In accord
anee with the Dowager Empress vlctorias In
structions and the late Emperor Frederick's
wishes.
stone paid an eloquent tribute TO the character OF
the late emperor. Tue marquis OF Salisbury
made similar addres In the house OF LORDS In
DOtn houses motion made that an address
be presented to Queen Victoria and the widowed
empress * pressing upon the part or the house OF
commons deep concern and coincidence on the
death OF Emperor Frederick
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DcnOuncing the Plan.
ROMAN CATHOLIC IMMIGRANTS NOT WANTED IN sol
CAROLINA.

CAROLINA
A dispatch to the New York Herald from Column
bia s. c. June Is, says: The movement inaugu-
rated oy the recent convention at Hot Springs to
induce European immigration to the South. and
In furtherance Of which object the state board Of
agriculture has subscribed 50 600 Is meeting with
decided opposition from both the secular and re-
ngious press OF the state. a fact which Is calcu-
lated 10 create the impression that South Carolina
IL yet two hundred years behind the age, and has
not reached thai period wherein men OF all
churches and creedS can stand and work together
Tor the good OF the whole community.
The Rev. DIT. William NJ Grier. president OF Frs
kin College and editor OF the Presbyterian In the
last issue OF his paper denounced tn movement
as q Roman Catholic scheme. He says, referring TO
the presence In the convention OF Cardinal Glib
oons and other Catholic digntarieS: There was a
significance TOO plain TO De misunderstood In the
presence OF ten ecclesiaStics OF the Catholic
Immigrants for the South. IL should die stilOorn.
The people OF the south should declare themselves
against II In unmistakable terms We have some
grave difficulties TO meet In the South,
iaoorer and ignorant, venal voter, but
with all these disadvantages we prefer
him decidedly TO an alien population-aIfen In re-
ngion and In all their ideas OF civil government.
Roman Catholic peasantry In our society would
De the entering wedge OF Catholic domination
That means the autocracy OF the pope. II means
priestly rule IN the family the scnool, and the
state. II means the confessional, with all its cor
rupting Influences IL means antagonism to
everything dstiGctively American. Ii means JeS-
utieal inter ference In every hing political and
ngious-
DIR. Grier's sentiments have been heartily ap-
plauded and Endorsed By several influential secular
newspapers The Methodist Conference, recently
scheme and Condemned the action OF the board Of
agriculture.
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from the New York TT bunc.
The naval reserve movement, which was started
more than year ago, and received an impetus by
the fntroduction OF bill In Congress early in the
session, has been quiet for long time; not be-
cause those most interested In 1t had become dor.
mant, but because they had faith that Congress
would move the DILL for consideration at an early
dry. Their patience became nigh exhausted when
they again urged the matter upon their friends in
Congress and a delegation of yacht owners, ship
ping men and ex-Navy officers will 90 to WASH
ington In Few days to impJrtune Congress not TO
let the project die. The naval institute 8 also
determined 10 throw the weight OF its influence in
favor or the establishment VI q naval reserve and
IN contemplation OF the building up OF the Shipping
interests. The Dorchester (Mass) Yacht Club.
considering the apathy that the bill has encOunt.
tered, concentrated Its EFFORTS upon first obtain.
Ing favorable action from the legislature OF that
state Tor II rec which Is to be adjunct to the
state militia, and succeeded In getting the
Dill through. so when Congress acts the Massa-
chusettS yachtsmen expect to have an ORGANIZED
and equipped battalion.
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Pilgrims In Search Of Health.


Montreal Special to the !. y. Tribune June IT.
About $50 French Canadians and other Catholics
from Burlington, St. Johnsbury and Northneld.
W.. passed through this city last Thursday, en-
route to the famous shrine OF Sainte Anne de
Beaupre, Quebec. They came BY rail- to Montreal
and took boat here for their destination returning
this morning with reports OF. many remarkable
cures: Several cases are reported where the blind
have been made to see, the halt and the lame to
walk and the paraytic restored to the use Of their
diseased limbs One girl OF eighteen who has been
bedridden with hip disease from the time she was
six years Old was instantly cured while praying
before the shrine and immediately threw away her
crutcheS and was abe TO walk as well a. any body
young man kneeling beside his widowed mother
was cured OF spinal complaint, and an Old woman
verging on one hundred years, who was 20 badly
paray zed that she had 70 De carried In stretch0f
was enabled TO walk with the aid OF crufchoS
Nearly bali OF the people who visited the shrine
declared that they had received some Dement, The
historic church at the shrine. one OF the oldest In
North America, Is a curious spectacle. Placed on
all tides OF the altar ana chancel are pties OF
clutches and other articles discarded by the pil-
yrims when they felt themselves improved in
health II 10 resorted 10 by thousands Of Canadian
Roman Catholics each year, rarely Q day pNssin0
Without q visit from some party OF ptlgr1ml
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR

where Railroads are Unpopular.
rorSesrowS JURIEs HAVE A HABIT on BRINGING
IN vxRDicTs FOB BIG DAMAGES AGAINST coRroRA-
rroxs.
PrrrsBrRs. June ia special to the Connse'-
ctai from YOungstown, Ohio, says: The large ver-
diets rendered by turies In this county where rail-
road corporations are the defendants has caused
q deluge OF that kind or litigation here. During
the past week petitions were flied against rail-.
roads In which the az yregate damages claimed
amounted 70 nearly 5000 Two more cases
were nled last night. The first was that OF Mrs
carrie Z Gray against the PfttsOurg and Lake
Erie railroad Plaintiff Is the widow OF samuel
Z Gray. blgyagemaster who was killed In the
COLLISION near Wampdm last March, and $4,000
damages ars asked T. II. Beggs. OF Kent, ONO,
has commenced suit against the New York. Lake
Erie and Western railroad $50 600 alleging that
while employed as a brakeman through the negil-
on
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Long Trip OF a Yorkshire Lass.


ONLY ELEVEN YEARS OLD, YET SHE TRAVELLED
ALONE FROM ENGLAND TO PrTTsBrRG,
Sunday afternoon Maggie Wells, eleven years
old, reached Pittsburg after journey from Eng.
land unaccompanied. The little girl Is a York.
shire lass and until she was started for America
had never been away from home. Her uncle Jno
KY, resides at gill Wharton street, south side
Three years ago, when on q visit to England, he
took fancy to the child. and recently sent FOR
her. She was started for America with tag fas-
tened 10 her waist, on which WAS Mr.
Rays address. Her passage was made on the
CITY OF Chester, the stewardess caring for her and
seeing that a relative met her In New York From
New YORK She came In charge OF the train men.
BY an error Mr.. Kay went to the depot too earIy
sunday, and had lett when the child arrived One
OF the depot hands read the directions and placed
her on south side street car. The conductor put
her on No. II engine companys boys saw her,
read the tag and TOOK her to Mr.. Rays house. q
square away. In speaking OF her long trip, the
chiid SAID she had been sick but one day and had
had no trouble.
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RAILROADS.
nrnMoNr A1RlINE

II s,he,iule ia ffsct juno 4 isSs
20 A. Mast lem Mall Daily Tor wsrr>u.,u
sstwesn A.r.Sais and tyScS6a5. Ea. S'i sss:
cslsr.- Won eon-ry aud New o1leans Pullman
liza A. Mast \ all Daily for wsrr~ntcn. Char
otesv1lle. Gordonsvile Stations Chez Ohio Route.
LNncheunx. Rocky Mount DAnville ans stations h.
Charlotte. Columbia Augusta. AssnsA pirmias-
pam Monieumery. New ofieNn., Texas and California
ton with Pullman se,Srs Mon :ssry 70 New oris.T
aud Mann bsndoir sleepers for Mrminshsm. Nicks-
bur ,nd shryssn,rt ful man slepss psnytIle @
Atlanta Does not connect for {. and o. routs points
2:35 r M--Daiiy. ercept sunday. for Manassas
i, D - fA-Mestern kxpress Daily for warrrnton.
ooraensyie, ChArlottesvhle. Loasviiie. CincinnstL
and Ohio route Pullman sleer~-rs and solid Trains
NASH ngtoa 70 LOUSY lie; Tor Iynchurs RrtstoL
ShAtAnoSta Memphis. Little Rock. aud al south.
v.sterh polnts Ihrough Pul imam sleeiors WANING
ton 70 Meinthis withou; change.
l:9o fM-Sopthern ExGress Daily for Lynch
pun nanville kAleish, Asheville Charlotte Solun-
leAns Texas aud California Pul Man SLEEPER W.sh-
iiston 10 New Orleans rcNss, Atlanta. and Mont
semsIsi Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 Augusta
Tra,ns Washington sud Ohio division l..ve yv..A-
inston BOO VI. Daily except sunday ard a as -
" Daily srrlve Round I'm n As An; and f.si y
M ot.M Daily eneeI sunday. arriving Washington
~ a NJ and 500 Pm.
viie and Lynchburg arrive Wash ngton \ 10 AN
and 80 l. NJ VIA East tennessee Brist, and fvnrb-
ours az Ills An and $40 PM via Cbe-apesks
strssburg Local st947 AN.
Ilckets sleepins car reservation AMI informatioa
furnished and baa'Csse checked AZ ofce 1900 fenn.
NAnis hal rOad, 9th anu sts JAS l. rANLOR
rs 1eneral Passenger AGENT
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Dun GREAr CLos1Sa SALE
QUE GREAT CLOSING SALE
OUR GREAT CLOSING SALE
OF MISSES, BOYS AND cHIIDs
OF MISSES, BOYS AND CH11D's
OF MISSES. BOYS AND CHILD's
FINE LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
FINE LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
FINE Low SHOES AND SLIPPERS
MISSES AND cH1LD's OPERA SLIPPERS, 4ec.
MISSES AND CH1LD's OPERA SLIPPERS, 4ec,
MISSES AND CH1LD's OPERA SLIPPERS, 49c..
MISSES FINE OXFORD TIES. 7so,
MISSES FINE OXFORD TIES. 7so.
MISSES FINE OXFORD TIES. 7so.
BOYS AND YOUTHS DURABLE Low SHOES. CSC.
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DrNcASSoS, Pa, June 19.-Haiistones measure
ing nine inches In diameter were picked up On the
streets here yesterday. windows were broken all
over the town. The growing crops and fruit were
greatly damaged. Walter Names large show tent
was slit up as though cut with a knife.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SkEAL ESTATE ON @ STREET NORl INVEST,
BEING HOUSES 1921. 1923 AND 1927 q
STREET, WITH LOTS RUNNING BACK TO A
THIRTY FOOT ALLEY; ALSO. HOUSES KNOWN
A. 25,1 AND 22ls TwLLFTH STREET
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
will. on TUESDAY, JUNE -TwENTl-SIXTH, A. D..
1888. at HALF-PASi FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front
OF the premises offer for sale at public auction. orig-
nal lot hve S3l IN square 2o2 now subdivided into
lots 80 3D. 81 and 33 of c. I. GARDENERS subdivision
OF part of said square ALSO the ives: twenty e -
ieet Of lot 6 in said square being part lots "a nd
~ ~ said subdivision, and on WEDNESDAY, JUNE
O'CLOCK r. NJ will offer for sale at public auction,
in front OF the premises lots 10 aud IL snd the north
1--WE 80 feet OF lot g. and the south i've feet lot
IL, in starr Metcalf's subdivision of square 302,
being known as houses Nos 22l7 and 22l9 18th
street northwest
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money in
cash, the residue in three equal nstalments pa able
IN J. aud years respectively. from the day Of SALE
the deferred payments to be evidenced by the prons
sor of the purchaser purchasers bearing
Oh the day OF sale and with interest at the VI
all cash at the option Of the purchaser. oepos Of
$3.50 shall be required at the time sale upon each
piece or Parcel o. property separately sold III square
No. 10, and deposit Of 800 sha. be quired on
each piece II the remaining property when sold, aud II
any purchaser purchasers fail to comply with the
terms of SAFE within such reasonable time the trus-
tee may prescribe then he shall proceed
anu sell at the risk and cost OF the de;aultng pur-
CHASER All conveyancing and recording tG be the
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Trustee.
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John Edwards, colored, charged with assault
with intent to ravish Miss Isabel 0ynn and with
intent 70 Kill Robert Worsley, on the Government
sentenced TO four years In the psnttentaTy.
'Stlence l. the severest criticism" but most
wives don't seem to know tt-Somes1l1s 0oseffa
Il writing Is Indicative OF Character, some poo-
pies characters must be mighty hard to make
ouI- Wsst CAssfer (lAu.) News.
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r9,HoMAS BOWLING. Aucaoneer

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
1HE WEST SIDE OF 4 ELEVENTH STREET, BE-
TwEEN n, y sIREtT AND SOUTH CAROLINA
By virtue OF deere Of the supreme Court of the
District of olumbia passed In co uity No 1860
Doc "a Francis K. Carter Rachael M Carter ct al
the undersigned trustee Will offer tor sale at public
AUCTION IN front OF the premlses, or AlUnDAY,
o'CloCK, lot seventeen (11l Of c. n Kings recorded
s9 division u lots numbered from ten q
lO) Inclusive Of Ihomas Yuungs subdivision of orr l.
mai LOT numbered one Cd in square number nine nun
dreL and sew, nty-one (97D togetne. w.t.. the i'm
house
Terms: One-third CASH balance in equal INSTALL
me Is at and two years. with interest from
SALE and secured by deed OF trust the prem
u cash, at option OF purchaser All couveya chg
and recording cost OF purchaser. del, sit of
slOO ireu at time sale. Ii the terms OF -ale
be not complied with in days the
the ri<t 70 e.e The perry at the risk and of
the detautinx Purchaser upon adver enent Of Ave
days. CHAnLES A ELL. OF, rust.e.
tel l-dGds 4OB 5th ST nv
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

PkREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ERONT1NG 144 FEET ON BOUNDARY STREET,
STREETS NORTHWEST
In order to settle Partnership will offer for sale
N 'front.' o. the premises on TUESDAY. THE NINE
Lots num6ersd 80 90 n ~ 40 - aud As. IN Car
234 fronting about LA ON Boundary street be-
tween 18th and 4th streets northwest Thse lots viii
be sold whole
Terms of sale OnetArd cash. and balance in one and
TWO years with interest at six per centum per annum
semi annua ly and by deed of trust on
the property sold. or all cash. purchasers option.
@2nO deposit on day Of sale. Terms to be complied
with in days day Of sale or deposit
AL conveysncinx at purchasers cost
Jel2-d&ds WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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Eored tn Death by a Cow.

WHEELING. W. VA, June 1o.-Jane Rogers, OF
Kingwood Preston county, was attacked by a
vicious COW yesterday and killed. one OF the anil
mails horns entered the womanS abdomen, diseIn-
boweling her.
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V,HoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON EAST
SIDE OF TMENTI-SEyENTH STREET, Be
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH, 1888, at
HALf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of the
premi e. VIII sell the north half II lot g. sQnare
No O. fronting feet on 9th street. By depth of
100 feet to an alley. Improved by four two-story
two on the alley in rear
Terms: One-hs cash. balance in one two and three
ye RS with interest and secured by deed Of trust
the properly sold. or ali cash. purchasers option.
All conveyanctnx and cordng at cost of purchaser
deposit Of 800 viii be required at time OF sale
80 NkSCOTI & WILCOX
NI1-d&d0 1907 Pa
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Four Aces and Four Kings,

AN EXCITING GAME OF PoKEe on A BOAT FROM
NEW YORK TO NEW HAVEN.
FROM the New Haven News.
There Is a well-known sporting man in this city
who Is thinking Of giving up poker In company
with a hall dozen congenial spirits he went TO
New Ior. recently 70 try TO pick the winners at
the Gravesend races. They had no luck, and left
few New haven dollars with the bookmakers.
They Game back by boat, and, TO while away the
time and partially recuperate their loss started
the little game OF draw. There were SIX men, In
Guiding the tnree New Haven men The game
waxed hot and coli Dy turns big hands coming
once In a wnile. but Tor the most part nothing
better than two pair showed up just the boat
got In sight OF southwest Light some one pro-
posed Jack pot 10 close the exercises Every one
clipped In a dollar Tor a starter. No one got "A
chance ~ open Tor some time, and the pot grew
until each man had quite Pile In II. Finally tue
New Haven sporting man picked up the carus his
frenos had dealt hin, and nearly Iell Oh his chair
when be saw four kings In H..
.I'u open tais pot Tor s." he shouted Every
one went In The man with the kings drew one
card, OF course. The next man took one, the next
three, and the others two and three each unIfNlt
Came 70 the dealer. who took three.
"Bet'cher mother nver," yelled the sporting man.
Only one man saw him, the Others dropping out
-FaI her up So" said he. "The only way to dis
courage gambling Is 10 make II expensive" The
other man, VINO had drawn three Cards looked Al
his hand once or twice, and then laid tDem down
with sign Too rich for NE. pass, WAS AL
he said
-Ralse yerslo." fairly shrieked the man with the
four kings
-Taat suits my gloomy habits" said the dealer,
Sratse yer $40 back"
The man Uehlnd the four kings did not reply
rof minute lis face was Q study. Excite
Dent, easerness 20 win, and lurking sense Of
psls 70 MS Iriend, were seen struggling with
And be said:
-Lo1k here, old man, I've got you beat dean,
oot Ill oEly Jlst call you, cause don't want yer
money, see?S
DE slowly skinned out his four kings, one by
one, and started 10 pun In the pot. "WGat's the
s Gastsf VIII lettlus that pot alone?" said the
ulend i've Two pairs"
.But Pve got fcursL"
Soth my pairs are bullets and he laid down
sns Aies pan baud Tue sporting man said never
anor1 lie went on the deck, watched the b.
snes.s 20 round, went inside and looNed al the
Us us'ne, oue uid not express himself In IAN
Buase- as the party came ashore over the gang
S sh ne sa.a W the dealer; Flip. Tn through
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THUMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

'hOn<Ao bO"LS1NOs AuctlOueer
1NUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate OPPOSITE sCHUEIZLN PARK
ON 7TH-STREET ROAD
By virtue OF certain deed of trust bearing date
the 18th Jay OF March. ID. 1885. and duly recorded
in Llber 1899, folio 349 Ell s. q, OF the Iaud
Records of the District OF Columbia and at the re-
quest OF the parties the eby secured will sell
pubic auction IN frnt OF tn premises On L u SDAG,
CNE TWELFTH, A. ID. 1883, Al Five p. NJ. the
following described real estate situated in the County
Of ashington. district Of Columbia wit: Lot num-
Der tweuty-eight (2S. in block number six 3d. in
Todd and Browns subdivision OF part If Mt Peas
anu eassnt Plains the plat said subdivision
recorded IN liber Levy Court No. 2. Ito "a OF the
h-cOds OF the Surveyors Office Of the District of
lumoia together with the inprov ments aud spparte-
na,ices thereunto belonging
Terms of sale: One-thlrd in cash. of which 500
shall he paid at time OF sale balance equal payments
with interest at and two years respectively from
the day OF SALE Deferred payments TO lie secured by
option OF the urchaser. All convey aucing
ing at purchasers Cost
In case of Noncompliance with terms with ten
days rom day OF sale the property will be reso.d the
cost aud risk of defaultiug purchaser N
JACKSON n. RALSION, Er-,,...u.
my3l HENRY WISE GAkNETi.S Nus'ees
r. THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POSTPONED
UNTIL .HUkoDAY, JUNE TMENrY-FIhST, 1885,
AT SAME 6pUk AND PLACE
JACKSON H. RALSTON ! r
se9d&ds HENRY WISE GAnNETrS trustees
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III. ID. BAas
uPoRTER AND TAILOR
Has the honor % inform you thas his NEW GOODS
have Just arrived
NJ. BARK personally Ats Al ssmmts naAsin has
eslAbnyhl.ens.
llll PENNsYLvAN1A AVE,
mhl1 6aahin1ton. d. C.
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lie Town OF DUBOIS. In the northern lumber
feBlons or Pennsy lyanla, was almost W,ped oni or
s1Dtenee yesSSrday afternoon oy a cOnfi .rrntIon
Nearly 300 houses are In ruins ana 4OOO peos,-~
are homeless wv S~Sv-e
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

SoiIS SrSsk dSI SSo S9fHhhs on 7TH AND
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June NINETEENTH
At HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii sell IN
LOTS A AND IN SQUARE SIS
These lots each have front 9TH street Of %
feet to 1o-foot alley.
The rapid improvemeut In this section Of the city
should make these lots desirable investment aud can
readily be undivided into smaller lots.
Terms One third cash; balance in and two yea-s
Notes to bear interest from day Of paya
bic semi and 20 be secured by deed vi trust
on property. or all cash at option Of purchaser
Sonveyaneing &c. at cost of purchaser A
piled with in ten days. otherwise night reserved 10
resell at and cost Of defaultns purcnaser, after
nve dayS advertisement In some newspaper in Wash.
jel4 DuNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers